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

A: to mention or talk about something or somebody.

A: No. There is nothing wrong.

You are using the verb refer to designate an example of a subject.

This tattoo refers to a dragon
Same as saying this tattoo designates a dragon.

A: Refer-

to turn to - I refer to a dictionary when I want to learn a new word.

to send to- She was referred to a doctor for help.

to mention- The report referred to the recent news.

A: Odour usually means an unpleasant smell. If someone smells good, you would not say “you have a nice odour”. The word itself has a negative meaning

A: It means "mentions" or "references." If I refer to something, I am talking about it or mentioning it, but I am not explaining the details. I assume you already know the context.

A: An artist's chef-d'oeuvre and the body of the Master's work must refer to one another in a certain way.

In years to come, the country will refer to July 8, 2014, as among the blackest days in its history.

In 1935, Reza Shah requested the international community to refer to the country by its native name, Iran.
Luzon may also refer to one of the three primary island groups in the country.

Navigation, in a broader sense, can refer to any skill or study that involves the determination of position and direction.

A line of position can refer to two different things, either a line on a chart or a line between the observer and an object in real life.

A: “In programming circles, the base-16 number system hexadecimal is often referred to as ‘hex.’”

“Refer to as” just means to call by another name.

A: let's say you're at a meeting at work and they hand you a pamphlet to read. your boss says refer to page 2. so you would turn the page to that's what refer to means

A: 1 When I don't know the meaning of a word I (refer/reference) a dictionary.
2 I refer difficult questions to my teacher.
3 I refer to myself as the boss.
4 The doctor said he would refer me to a specialist.

A: I am referring to the last time you were here.

If you follow me, I can refer you to the book you were looking for.

A: Refer is to reference something.
Relate to is to make connection between something.

A: Refer maybe used as allude or to direct towards to. Example:

Refer to the manual for further instruction.

(In this case you are being directed towards to the manual)

Or

She is referred to as the "Queen of Quiz Bees"

(In this case, the term Queen of Quiz Bees alludes to Her)

meanwhile Addresses as a verb means to direct a speech or a statement to a particular person or group of person. For example:

"She addressed the principal in her letter"

(Meaning she is talking to the principal in her letter)

A: ‘Mention’ is to talk about something different from the topic

I mentioned that Abigail had her dentist appointment tomorrow and that she shouldn’t forget.

‘Refer’ is to talk about something directly related to the topic.

I referred to multiple case studies in my essay to prove my point about the memory model.

A: They are two TOTALLY different things.

Refer = to "reference" something/someone. Example: "I refer my patients to a cardiologist for further examination."

Prefer = a "preference" of something. Example: "I prefer seeing Dr. Smith over Dr. Jones for my annual physical examination."

A: Refer is when you suggest another person provide assistance in your stead. For example, a patient goes to their family doctor for appendicitis and the family doctor REFERS them to a surgeon to cut the appendix out.

Introduce is when you get two people to meet with the hopes that they will be friendly and become acquaintances. For example, you might introduce your friend, Julie, to another friend of yours, Yumi. You might also introduce potential business partners to each other.

A: Kind of another way to say “about”.
This class is about art.
This class refers to art.
Same thing

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: We also use the word "refer".
Example
"Please refer to the manual"

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: Perfect

A:
"refer" has to do with words or relevance
- He referred to the war as a mistake. (he called the war a mistake)
- This term refers to a cultural concept unique to Scandinavia (alludes to, relates to)
- The numbers in this graph relate to our earnings in the first quarter (correspond to)

"treat" is about actions
- How do you treat your little brother (you don't pick on him, do you?)
- How are foreigners treated in your country? (poorly, well?)

"relate" is a broad term about relevance, which fits the Russian касаться very well.
- Was your discussion related to what we talked about last night?
- It's hard to see how his answer related to the question.


But...... there are many different meanings that each of these words has
Would you like a treat? (a tasty snack)
Let's have lunch. My treat. (угощать кого-л)
Are you two related? (are you relatives? brother and sister, for example?)
I related the story in great detail (told the story)
If you refer a friend, you can get a discount. (if you get a friend to sign up for the same service...)
The doctor referred me to a specialist. (sent me)

A: 1. To look at or in (something) for information.
Ex. She often refers to her notes when giving a speech.
Ex. Please refer to our website for more information.
2. To have a direct connection or relationship to (something).
Ex. The word "finch" refers to a kind of bird.
Ex. The numbers shown in the text refer to footnotes at the bottom of the page.
3. To talk about or write about (someone or something), especially briefly; to mention (someone or something) in speech or in writing.
Ex. No one referred to the incident.

Here is my source.

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/refer%20to

A: She referred me to you is all you need to say. Otherwise, great job 👊🏻👊🏻