"Available"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: Can be utilized,obtained or accessed. Examples: I am available on Friday to help you move into your new home. Your order has been filled and is available for pick up today. I went to get my stitches out but the doctor was not available. Instead a nurse took them out.

A: If someone is available, means they are not busy and therefore able to do something.

A: Can be used, can be bought...

A: disponible

A: Depending the context it can mean when available.

A: Is any seat available in this bus ?
Medicines are also available here.

A: “The new iPhone is now available.”
“I am available this weekend.”
“Unfortunately, the service is not available.”
“I’ll call you as soon as I’m available.”
“The car might be available tomorrow.”

A: For those people who want a quick and easy snack, Tuna is readily available at many grocery stores.

A: +Can I sit here? Is this seat available?
-Yes, it's empty.

+Hello, I'm calling from the phone company. Are you available to talk?
-I'm sorry but I'm really busy right now.

A: "There are a couple of seats available."
"Is there a hotel room available?"
"The doctor isn't available at the moment. Please try again later."
"You better hurry! There's only one more space available!"
"Excuse me, are you available at the moment?"
"The bathroom is no longer available."

A: They mean the same. “Not available” sounds harsh and isn’t very nice to hear in a professional setting.

A: Am I is natural, is a question construction for 'I' in Present Continuous

A: In the context of time. Available and Free is the same.

Ex. Are you free tonight? (Informal) or Are you available tonight? (Formal)

A: accessible is like ,to be able to get something or to reach something.
Available is like ,something which you can use.

sometimes both may share similar meaning but not in all cases.

-Movie tickets are available.
- I am available to start work as soon as possible.
- There are flights available to go to Japan.

- Airports now make WIFI easily accessible for traveling passengers.
- I keep an extra key outside my door so that the door is accessible from the outside.
-Google is a great way to access lots of information.

#now try to understand this: Something may be available but not accessible.
example:
Tickets are available but not accessible (Tickets exist, but you cannot get to them)

internet is available but not accessible since it is password protected.

#similarly something may be accessible but not available.
example:
like you go on Amazon and you are able to access various products but you cannot buy them since they are sold out or not available.

A: When something is "available," it is reachable. You can get it now.
For example, "After inserting money into the vending machine, the drinks became available."
When something is "enabled," it is now allowed to do something, or unlocking a feature. For example, "I enabled the robot to run."

A: I don't think there is any abbreviation for available, because it's not necessary. If the information is applicable or available the form/survey will be filled out with the relevant information.

A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요

A: ^__^

A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요

A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요

A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요

A: Yes for work or for dating

A: @chiiboo That sounds a small bit unnatural, but I understand what you mean :) Personally, I would only use "10 minutes later" when talking about the past, e.g. "I was available ten minutes later". If you are talking about the present/future, "I'm available in 10 minutes" would sound most natural. Hope that is useful :)

A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요

A: It sounds more like American pronunciation of available but that doesn't mean it's incorrect.

Try clicking on the little red speaker icon next to the text that says UK to listen to how it's pronounced in British English.

http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/available

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Especially pay attention to /ə/ ( schwa ) sound while listening to the pronunciation of the word to understand the difference.

I don't speak German but, to me, schwa sounds just like 'e' letter at the end of German word 'arbeiten'.