Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Cowboy"

A: An affectionate cowboy? Can you provide some example sentences or context?

A: Can you provide more context. That’s not a common phrase.

A: It means a person or thing is not the same when an essential element is missing. It is like a pizza without cheese. It’s not truly pizza.

A: it means when things are getting tough you have to get back up, dust yourself off and keep trying.

To act tough and determined, like a stereotypical cowboy.

A: I never heard of this phrase or anyone say it so I wouldn't worry about it too much.😊

A: What are cowboys like in real life?

A: He is dressing up as a cowboy.

A: Yes, you are correct that it is proper grammar to leave in the “are” but by leaving it out, it sounds more natural, because you are using “cowboy”. By using “cowboy” you are making the sentence less formal and more slang. So “you about ready to get out of here cowboy” sounds the most natural slang. It will not sound weird to say it your way, just not the most natural slang. The MOST natural slang would be “you ‘bout ready to get out of here, cowboy”. You can hear it on TV and movies. Especially with a southern accent.

A: Sounds good to me. There were 5!

A: Sounds great! I would reword the second sentence like this: "Cowboy hats remind me of the Wild West and represent masculinity." Or "Cowboy hats represent masculinity and they always remind of me the Wild West."

Hope this helped!

A: Sounds sexy