Northの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: No. You would say, "I traveled through all the North American countries." or perhaps "I visited all the North American countries."

A: It’s on another level

A:
"hacking away" means to hit or kick something really hard with your hands, feet, or a tool.

"hack" is usually used with the word "knife" or "axe" for tools. You'd cut grass, paper, fabric, etc with a knife or you'd chop wood with an axe or machete.

In hockey, the tool would be the hockey stick. You'd hit the other team members on the shins, ankles, and body with it.

In soccer, the "tool" would be your feet. You'd be kicking them in their shins and ankles.

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"hacking" is also used in a way that is not physical.
People that are really smart about understanding computer code can write code that can break into other people's computers and do things they aren't supposed to do.

A: Typo

A: "Held back" usually means someone wants to do something but they don't do it... they restrain themselves.

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Hello my name is North, I am from Thailand.
Today I'll be learning English for the first time. It's really difficult but I will try. Bye! หรือ "Goodbye!"

A: @Dennis987 North ist einfach Nord, also einen Name. Northern ist ein Adjektive. Wenn do Northern sagst, z.B. "A northern island", dass bedeutet eine Insel, die in Nord ist. Wenn du Nord benutzt, du muss sagen " There is an island in the north or There is an island in north Germany"

A: I've been to North Korea - I have previously visited North Korea, but am not there right now.

I've gotten to North Korea - I have just arrived in North Korea and am currently there.

"I've gotten to North Korea" doesn't really sound natural though. In that situation you would probably say "I've arrived in North Korea"

A: These are very similar. "I came from" implies that you have just arrived from the north of Brazil, whether you were just traveling through or whether you remained there for some time. I am from the north of Brazil means that your home is or was there.

A: Preferably, the most correct answer would be "Northern District".

If you say "North District", then people might confuse "North" as the name of the district itself.

However, if you use "Northern District", the person will think that the "District" is located towards the north, because "Northern" means "a location in the north."

So if you intend to name the district "North", then use "North District". If you intend to show that this certain "District" is located in the north, then use "Northern District" :)

A: The Arctic is a region. The North Pole is a specific point in the Arctic.

A: I would say " push back" of course you can always say "postpone" as well.

A: I see. Thank you.

A: thank you

A: Thanks

A: Hahah: "I shot some North Korean soldiers, but then I ran out of bullets; they threw a chemical bomb at me and I had to run away"

A: or another way to put it would be I'm not afraid of North Korea attacking South Korea

A: ‎North Korea has been at the top of the World Watch List for 16 years. That means, it's one of the worst countries in the world for a Christian to live in. There's no freedom of religion, expression, thought or let alone of information there.

A: If you're speaking about present tense you can say:

"‎It seems North Koreans don't realize how badly their human rights have been violated by their government."

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A: Maybe North Koreans will feel relieved when their country decides to open to the world.