"Hero"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: Hi,
In case you haven't already seen this:


https://genius.com/Pink-floyd-wish-you-were-here-lyrics

As I see it:
They offered a bad deal every time.
Give them heroes they give you ghosts
Give them trees they give you hot ashes
Give them a cool breeze, they give you hot air.

A: There's not an absolute meaning to these lyrics. Roger Waters wrote the lyrics, and he's said that it is open to interpretation. He's also said that it's about being present in one's own life and freeing one's self in order to truly experience life. In addition, the song is a tribute to Syd Barrett, who left the band due to mental health issues.

The lyrics here are not to be taken literal. It's up to the interpretation of the listener and what it means to you. We know the song is a tribute, but as for the lyrics, it's open to interpretation.

A: It refers to people that do good deeds but don’t brag about it, or aren’t praised by others

A: Othered means to treat someone as though they are different. But it's a very uncommon word these days.

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A: He wants to be a hero to help the people

A: I think in the case of "hero" sandwiches, you would say "heros" (they are often just called a "hero")

A: "Your gonna make a hero out of him? You're gonna have to make a man out him first."

A: a = any general one
the = one specific one

I have a pencil you can use (any pencil, not specific)
I have the pencil I let you use last class. You can use it again. (talking about a specific pencil)

I ate an apple
I ate the apple I bought yesterday

A: Correct.

Hero = boy or gender neutral
Heroine = girl (not gender neutral)

Good job. ♡

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A: "Was" is used for singular nouns(example: He was my favorite super hero) while "were" is used for plural nouns(example: Were your favorite superheroes spider man and superman?"

A: I was born to be a hero implies a future: "to be", you will become one
i was born a hero implies past: "was", you were born one
i was born as a here Is pretty similar, but makes use of a comparison, "as a" and "like" are used to compare in poetry which means you weren't born a hero but similar to one

A: “Heroine” is the feminine form of “hero”

If a woman is heroic, she is a heroine.
If a man is heroic, he is a hero.

A: Just delete the ‘and’ so that it states ‘Heroes are such an inspiration...’
However, while ‘such’ is okay in tjat sentence, it would read and sound better with ‘such’ removed.
Other than that, it looks great :)

A: thats a correct pronunciation

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A: 답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요

A:
hope this helps!

A: 1. Role here means position -- to be in the position of hero.
2. It's hard to tell, but the context sounds as if "today's" refers to the fear that is felt today.

A: I would say it like this:
"A hero protects people from villains. It's a hero's job. Heroes have supernatural powers called 'quirks' in the cartoon world of My Hero Academia. A character named Deku doesn't have any 'quirks.' Nevertheless, he aims to become a hero. He will grow up by overcoming many difficulties."

A: If a criminal was threatening to kill some hostages and the hero said "take me instead", then offered would be used because the hero is using his life to make a deal with the criminal.

If a hero put himself/herself in danger to rescue someone from a burning building then we wouldn't used "offered". We would say "gave his life" (or "risked his life" if the hero survived)

A: I don't understand what you said at first, but I think you meant to say "Be my own hero".

A: A "hero" is usually a character in a story who is not real. Maybe you could say "Actor"
Tom Cruise is the first actor who made me cry when he was dying. This sounds natural.