Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Template"

A: a template is an example to follow, or a framework that is set up for you to complete.
“If you want to write a letter, there is a template in this file with all the correct formatting”
“Her work provided a template for the whole team”
“Insert the steel template into the machine and it will cut ten aluminium copies”

A: it means: something that always works/ something that has been tried and works therefore is true to its use.

So the template is one that serves its purpose

A: 😂😂😂 ahhhhh it’s hard to explain..

It basically wants to emphasize that a certain situation is funny. Here is a situation

No one:
Moms: DO YOUR HOMEWORK 😤

This meme template means “moms always do this, moms always say this, moms always act this way.”

The template means “nobody asks (someone) to say this, but they always say this”

A: patron, más o menos

hacemos un "template" para hacer muchas copias de algo

la usamos en el campo de construcción, y figurativamente también

"we hope that this historic agreement will be a template for many more agreements with other countries"

no vamos a usarlo otra vez directamente pero esperamos que podamos usar las mismas ideas otras veces en el futuro.

A: a template is something that is or will be pre-established. it is a set procedure or guideline, that will ensure something can be done or created the same way multiple times

"we will pour liquid metal into this template, so it will cool into the proper shape."

"i'm not good with computers, so i will fill in an online template rather than creating a file myself"

a pattern is anything that the brain sees repetition or meaningful shapes in. you can see a pattern in the grass, a pattern in the lines on your hand, a pattern in someone's behavior, a pattern in the weather, etc. any time your brain picks out a sense of repetition, it can be described as a pattern.

A: Template = an example you follow or copy
I need to write a memo to the company director, but I've never written one. Do you have a template I can follow?
Sure, just copy this template, and make sure to change the date and signature block.

I'm not very creative, so I followed a template in order to build this paper airplane. It's like origami!

"Framework" literally refers to the wood that "frames"/holds together a house or building. When you're talking about plans, ideas, or projects, you can talk about its structure as the "framework."

The framework of the story is very simple and straightforward - boy meets girl, girl breaks his heart - but it's a wonderful book because the author tells the story with so much emotion and insight into the human experience.

A: A template is made out of a hard material so that someone can re-use that exact same shape again. A pattern is just the shape of an object or design that is repeated.

A: A format is a description of layout.
A template is a sample layout where bits and pieces need to be filled in to produce the final product.

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A: The bottom line of something just means the end of something.

A: ‘I want to go to London’ is definite, there is no doubt that this person wants to go to London.

‘I think I want to go to London’ sounds more doubtful, as if the speaker is not sure yet.

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A: × Thank you for sending me the template email.
✓ Thank you for sending me the template email,

× This is very helpful.
✓ it is very helpful.

× The template email's subject was not written.
✓ However, there is no subject included in the email, so

× I will send it as "Regarding your article on ABC website".
✓ I will send it as "Regarding your article on the ABC website".

You can join the first and second sentence with a comma instead of having it as two separate sentences.

Also, it sounds more natural to join the second and third sentences.
As you mentioned “template email” in the first sentence, you don’t need to mention it again to make it sound natural.

A: temp-lit

A: You're using the wrong template. (a --> the)

A: Have you tried this:

https://en.oxforddictionaries.com

You can type your X in the search box.

A: them; because words is in plural form

thought; because embarrassed/felt is in the past tense.