Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Give"

A: "to give someone the drill" means to give someone all the details and let them know what's going on with a situation

A: Дословно «сделать свой лучший выстрел», но можно перевести как «стараться изо всех сил», «выкладиваться по полной», «делать все возможное». Фраза довольно часто используется, поэтому советую ее запомнить)

A: Examples:

The project should take about 6 days, give or take.

She said the shoes cost $220, give or take.

A: "what gives" is slang for "why?"

A: in this sentence the word ‘gave’ is a verb. It is past tense of the word give, which means that
gave = give before now (past tense give)

daring is an adjective used to describe the Indian filmmakers in this sentence so
daring = way to describe the filmmakers

So if we break the sentence down, we have
The first person
What they are doing
Who they are doing it to
=
Amazon and Netflix
gave
daring Indian filmmakers
(And then we add ‘hope’ on the end because that is what the person is giving)

I hope this helps :)

A: The test should take you an hour, give or take.
To get there, you'll have to drive about 50 miles, give or take.
You're going to want to put a teaspoon of salt in the soup, give or take.

A: Please finish marking your answer sheets within the given time frame

A: From the given list, which car would you like?

In the given scenario, what would you do?

A: "In the beginning of my day, I had to get up and get ready for school."

"In a given situation where I have to speak to others directly, I would start to get anxiety."

"In the matter of life and death, a given choice was said and i had to decide. Save myself or help save others."

there are many different ways to use "in the" and "a given" it all just depends on what you are saying.

A: I want a hamburger, any hamburger. I want the hamburger which has bacon and egg.

A: 'giving in' usually means surrendering to something in particular, e.g "I gave in to the desire to eat a donut even though I was on a diet"

'giving up' either means stopping something you're doing because it's too hard, or reluctantly handing something away. e.g. "I gave up on my diet because it was too hard" or "I gave up my last sandwich to my friend because he needed it more"

A: 1)give in- surrender, succumb, yield.
You must give in your examination papers now.
This government will not give in to terrorism.
He was compelled to give in.
The rebels were forced to give in.
I hate the way you always give in to him.
I don't usually give in my emotions in order to get controlled by others.
2)give up-quit, abandon.
he gives up his hope to fight.
Do you want me to give up my schooling just to prove that I love you more? ..
he gives up his abusive parents.

A: Exact same meaning!

A: Peter gives me a cake.
I am given a cake by Peter.

A: I gave myself up to fate.
I devoted myself to mastering English pronunciation.
I lost myself in the music.

A: On Papago, this translated to "I gave up on him".

A: “I’ll give it to you for $100”

A: "Can you give me a specific time?"

A:
⏩3 :45 👉 quarter to four.

⏩7 : 30 👉 half past seven.

⏩1 : 05 👉 five past one.. 😋😄😃

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A: I gave a present to him.

A: If you know whether the cat is male or female, it's nicer to say 'he' or 'she' (:
He, himself. She, herself.

A: きっとっていう意味があるけど、この場合には「とても」っていう意味を表す。「きっと」は「なんと言っても」に変わるみたいだ。

A: You can say "I'm not going to give up learning English for as long as I live"

A: He gave me advice.