Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Model"
La signification de "Model" dans divers phrases et expressions
Q:
Que signifie He's a model of self-control. ?
A:
彼は自制心の手本だ。
Q:
Que signifie I've always been a model citizen
So landing a punch or two- a, "No thank you"
（It's a quote from a lyric）
What is "-a" before "No thank you"？ I want to know this "a" mean.
Could you show me example sentences using this "a"? ?
So landing a punch or two- a, "No thank you"
（It's a quote from a lyric）
What is "-a" before "No thank you"？ I want to know this "a" mean.
Could you show me example sentences using this "a"? ?
A:
-What do you say? And I don’t want to hear a “sorry, I can’t” or an “I’m busy”!
-Did you hit him with a “no problem, man”? (“Did you hit him with ___?” refers to “did you tell him __?”
-I told him nicely I couldn’t help even though I wanted to and he responded with a “sure”
To land a punch is like a fighting term which means to deal a punch/to hit someone with a punch. In this case it’s probably figurative for giving someone some “punches” (like speaking your mind maybe/saying what you mean)
...a “no thank you” is a continuation of the verb “landing” so “landing a no thank you” (just basically means “telling someone no thank you) This all might be self-explanatory, but I figured I would explain “landing a punch” as well.
I included some example sentences at the beginning of my answer demonstrating how we sometimes use the indefinite article “a” or “an” in front of a phrase (like a direct quote) I hope this helps! Lmk if you have any questions! 😊
-Did you hit him with a “no problem, man”? (“Did you hit him with ___?” refers to “did you tell him __?”
-I told him nicely I couldn’t help even though I wanted to and he responded with a “sure”
To land a punch is like a fighting term which means to deal a punch/to hit someone with a punch. In this case it’s probably figurative for giving someone some “punches” (like speaking your mind maybe/saying what you mean)
...a “no thank you” is a continuation of the verb “landing” so “landing a no thank you” (just basically means “telling someone no thank you) This all might be self-explanatory, but I figured I would explain “landing a punch” as well.
I included some example sentences at the beginning of my answer demonstrating how we sometimes use the indefinite article “a” or “an” in front of a phrase (like a direct quote) I hope this helps! Lmk if you have any questions! 😊
Q:
Que signifie The best model for understanding the growth of CEO pay is that of limited CEO talent in a world where business opportunities for the top firms are growing rapidly. ?
A:
Here, "that" is a pronoun referring to "model". I.e., the best *model* for understanding CEO pay is *the model* of limited CEO talent...
Q:
Que signifie A model driver ?
A:
Someone who drives to a standard that other people should follow. Basically means a good driver.
Q:
Que signifie "We are not airbrushed models" ?
A:
No somos modelos pintados con aerógrafo.
Exemple de phrases utilisant "Model"
Q:
Veuillez me montrer des exemples des phrases contenant i am model.
A:
“What kind of job do you have?”
“I am a model”
“I am a model”
Q:
Veuillez me montrer des exemples des phrases contenant model.
A:
modelo.
Are you a model?
That model is so pretty.
She's a model (good example) to the world.
Can I model these clothes you designed?
Are you a model?
That model is so pretty.
She's a model (good example) to the world.
Can I model these clothes you designed?
Mots similaires à "Model" et leurs différences
Q:
Quelle est la différence entre model et module ?
A:
A model is a small or simple representation of something larger or more complex. A module is part of a modular system: a piece designed to "plug into" other pieces like itself.
Q:
Quelle est la différence entre The new model of the A is programmed to precisely cut various shapes out of plastic. et The new model of the A is programmed to precisely cut plastic with various shapes ?
A:
out of: make (something) out of (material)
with: having aspects/characteristics
1)I’ll make a man out of you.
2)He looks like my cousin, especially with the glasses.
with: having aspects/characteristics
1)I’ll make a man out of you.
2)He looks like my cousin, especially with the glasses.
Q:
Quelle est la différence entre model on et model after ?
A:
Modeled after or model after both make sense...
Q:
Quelle est la différence entre model for et model of ?
A:
This is tricky because they can be used interchangeably. In my profession we typically use "model of" for something that has already been built and we use "model for" for something to be be built. But as I was thinking through examples I realized you can and we do use them interchangeably. Examples: This is the model of the new Olympic stadium. (planning to be built) This is the model for the new Olympic stadium. (same meaning) This is the model of the old stadium. (already built or existed in the past) This is the model for the old Stadium. (same meaning)
Q:
Quelle est la différence entre model et examplary ?
A:
"Mr. Illerate is a model learner, asking for clarification when he doesn't quite understand something." (You do what most learners should do)
"Mr. MadeUpPerson is an exemplarily learner. He asks several follow up questions from different people for clarification, looks at many different websites to try to answer his question, and then writes down all he learns in a journal to study every day" (He goes well and beyond what is considered good, most would consider his hard work too excessive.)
Once again, model means ideal-- something that should be the standard of something because it is very good.
Exemplarily is an extreme version of model. It is something either impossible achieve or too impractical for most people to try for.
"Mr. MadeUpPerson is an exemplarily learner. He asks several follow up questions from different people for clarification, looks at many different websites to try to answer his question, and then writes down all he learns in a journal to study every day" (He goes well and beyond what is considered good, most would consider his hard work too excessive.)
Once again, model means ideal-- something that should be the standard of something because it is very good.
Exemplarily is an extreme version of model. It is something either impossible achieve or too impractical for most people to try for.
Traductions de "Model"
Q:
Qu'est-ce-que c'est en Anglais (USA)? What is it called when you want to compare two models in a specific matter and you disregard all external factors?
A:
in isolation, in a vacuum, all else being equal
Q:
Qu'est-ce-que c'est en Anglais (USA)? Our model suggests that covid-19 has already claimed
7.1m-12.7m lives.
Can anyone read this to me? I don't know how to pronounce '7.1m~12.7m'
7.1m-12.7m lives.
Can anyone read this to me? I don't know how to pronounce '7.1m~12.7m'
A:
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Q:
Qu'est-ce-que c'est en Anglais (GB)? I was always told to model.
I was always told to be a model.
I was always told to be a model.
A:
the second one sounds more natural, as model (verb) can be ambiguous whereas a person being a model is very clear.
Hope this helps
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Qu'est-ce-que c'est en Anglais (USA)? model
A:
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Qu'est-ce-que c'est en Anglais (USA)? model
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Autres questions concernant "Model"
Q:
The last model of this jetpack can fly at over 100 miles per hour. Est-ce-que ça semble naturel?
A:
"last" implies that there will be no more after this model. What you want is "latest", which implies that it is the most recent one, but there may be more after:
"The latest model of this jetpack can fly at over 100 miles per hour."
"The latest model of this jetpack can fly at over 100 miles per hour."
Q:
The models of new designs were showcasing in the lobby of the hotel. Est-ce-que ça semble naturel?
A:
Fine. Not everyone likes the use of "showcasing" but it is widely used.
Q:
Veuillez me montrer comment se prononce model.
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Q:
This model, which is key to cloud providers achieving benefits of scale, enables a variety of attacks from co-located malicious applications.
There are many meanings of scale. What does scale mean in this case?
There are many meanings of scale. What does scale mean in this case?
A:
Economy of scale: Benefit of more production (more production = bigger savings)
Q:
Please make a model answer to the question “Do you think students should clean their school by themselves ?”
in 100 letters.
in 100 letters.
A:
@jokifreek Your question has "in 100 letters" mentioned at the end. As in "answer this with no more than 100 letters." As for the original question it's fine and understandable as is.
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