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

A: To look quickly over the paper

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Try this article: http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv137.shtml

A: A person who delivers newspapers to residential doorsteps along a specified route. Oftentimes by bicycle and by teenage workers.

A: "On paper" is referencing how something seems without taking into consideration real-world variables or without moving beyond just an idea/theory. If you want to build something, you draw up a blueprint first. So, if you design something that would be incredibly hard or expensive to build, it would be a great idea "on paper," but not in real life because it is impractical to build.

In your scenario, they are saying that the smartphone sounds great--likely due to the best available components and most recent operating system. But, since they say "on paper," which is a qualifier, they are communicating that they either haven't had a chance to use the phone themselves or that they have had a chance to use it and it isn't as great in actual use as the "specs" (the information they had about the phone) made it seem.

A: Read it really quickly (look for important things)

A: The employer needs to fill out paper work before hiring the new employee

I have a lot of paper work to do after going to the hospital

He had to do paper work before he left work

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A: I need to finish my paperwork.
I have so much paperwork.
I should file this paperwork.
Have you started/finished your paperwork?
I don't want to do paperwork.
I hate paperwork.

A: Bob delivered 250 newspapers this morning on his paper route.

A: Paper - бумага.
По сленгу, это может означать деньги

I can't print! The printer indicates a paper jam!

Your computer crashed but you still have an essay due Monday? -pick up a pen and paper and sit your ass down :)

Yo homie, this mothafucka's loaded! He's practically swimming in paper

A: “He cut a paper” is past tense. “He cuts a paper” is present tense

A: Thin refers to thickness as shallow refers to depth.
You would use like a thin paper. I wouldn’t use shallow with paper. You could say I’m shallow like a pond, but that is a negative statement a out yourself. You don’t wanna be a shallow person.

A: "Essay" and "paper" can be used interchangeably. "Term paper" is Usually lengthier and something that is done at the end of a "term" or semester and is Usually worth more for your final grade.

A thesis is a body of work done over an even longer period of time, sometimes years. a Doctoral Thesis is a research project and paper encompassing years of work that determines if you become a "doctor" of a field of study.

A: It means the same just they way you say it's differently I guess "come here and take this paper" sounds more rude or harsh and "come here to take this paper" it's a nicer way it depends on the tone of the person
Hope this helps !

A: Thesis isn't something to write on thesis is a statement or theory that is put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved.

A: Its okay don’t be sorry :)
Yes the first sentence means what you said
But the second one means that the thesis is wanted by others. “Desirable” means that people want it.

A: According to this paper, we can see that she told a lie.

A: if "it" refers to something like a story, an article, an image, or a headline, then it would be in

A: I changed my bills into coins to use the telephone

I changed my bills into coins to make a telephone call

We don't use the word "paper money" (지폐)
We say "bills" or
sometimes "paper bills"
우리는 "paper money"라고 안 하고, "bills"이라고 해요.
가끔에는 "paper bills"이라고 해요.

A: It's Cup holder or cup sleeve, there are more variations but these are more common

A: × 1. Compared with paper books, E-books are more convenient for you to start reading, whether on a waiting list or through a commute.
✓ 1. Compared to paper books, E-books are more convenient for you to read. Whether you are waiting for an appointment or on a commute.

× 2. Comparing with riding in the back seat, I prefer to drive.
✓ 2. I prefer to drive instead of sitting in the backseat.

A: You could also say „could you provide me with a paper vaccination certificate“

A: Show the whole paragraph please.

A: So originally the government held an amount of gold worth (let’s say) $100m. They could then issue paper currency to the value of $100m, each dollar being equal to a dollar’s worth of gold they owned. In theory you could take $100 in paper money to the bank and they would give you gold. This is what “promise to pay” means.

So I believe against takes the meaning of “being supported by (something)”. In this case, gold.

A: × I'm not confident on my paper (assignment)
✓ I don't feel confident that I did the assignment correctly. I'm not confident about the quality of my paper.