Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Cozy"s

A: Ah, I see. Sorry I misunderstood your question lolol. You may be right! Song lyrics are tricky to inerpret because the pronouns can refer to many different things according to each person's interpretation.

The comments in this link might help you. They have a few examples of what other people thought the song was about. Hopefully it will give you more clarity for which words refer to what. https://songmeanings.com/m/songs/view/3530822107858656281/

A: hope that helped! 😊

A: In this case, when they mean “I need someone cozy” they want someone soft, easy to hang around. It is a metaphor.

A: Cozy is short for when you're comfortable.
For example:
'Oh, this couch is cosy'
'It's cosy in here, isn't it!

A: In this case, "about" refers to an estimate. For example, if I have 1.1 pounds of strawberries, I could say that I have about one pound of strawberries.

Saying something is "about right" is informal, and can be used in other contexts. For example, if I wanted to purchase one pound of strawberries, and I put 1.1 pounds of strawberries on the scale, I could say, "that's about the right number of strawberries," or "that's about right."

A: My mom's house always feels cozy.

A:

I was very cozy wrapped in a blanket and siting by the fire.

“Cozy” typically refers to feeling warm and comfortable. The person in the cozy situation is usually very happy and relaxed.

A: These clothes are cozy.

A:
"cozy up" is a verb that means to "move closer for comfort or affection" or to "try and become friendly or intimate in order to further one's own ends" so some example sentences would be:

"The couple cozied up next to the fire."
or
"He's always cozying up to the boss."

A:

Comfortable is used to describe something that feels good. For example,
This sofa is very comfortable.
These shoes are very comfortable.

Cozy is used to describe places that feel small and comfortable with a feeling of warmth. For example:
I love my bed. It’s very cozy.
Your cabin is extremely cozy.

A: Examples:
"See how nice and cozy it is in here?" (US)
"This fireplace makes the living room so bloody cosy." (UK)

A: You can actually use it all in a sentence.

Steve made himself cozy.

Steve= pronoun
Made= verb (past tense of make)
Cozy= noun

A: They are both very similar. To "cozy up" is to get comfortable being very close to a person or object. "The wife cozied up to her husband"
"The wife got comfortable with her husband"
Usually cozy up involved touching the other person or object.

A: "This house is so small, it's cozy."
"This chair is so comfortably soft."
"That bird looks so cozy in its nest."
"I like comfortable clothes."

They mean almost the same thing, except "comfortable" just means you feel good / okay in what you're wearing or where you're sitting, etcetera.

"Cozy" is used more when you feel at home in a place. It implies that you feel nice and snug and warm. :)

A: It's very cool at this company.

or

It is very comfortable working at this company

A: means comfortable, in a very informal way

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A: cozy

A: "Cozy, The fireplace makes my living room feel cozy and warm. Cozy"

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