"Whale"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: @Cheesecake17 No, it doesn't mean a lot of time! @Sonemolus It is an idiom and means to have a fantastic or very happy and enjoyable time. "We went to the theme park and had a whale of a time there!".

A: de nada :)

A: Had a whale of a time! — me he divertido horrores.
It’s a bit of a downer — es un bajón. Esto me bajonea.
I’m bored stiff — me muero de aburrimiento.
I’m thrilled to bits! — Estoy re-contra-emocionado / me muero de la emoción.

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"A whale of a time" means: we are really going to enjoy ourselves"

A: Significa que pasaste un rato divertido en esa fiesta de personas

A: This phrase is a bit old-fashioned. It means to have lots of fun, the best possible time. (Related to the enormous size of whales).

A: Whales are mammals that live in the ocean.
Blue whales are the largest living animal in the world.

A: Thank you very much.

A: Technically neither of those are entirely correct but "we didn't see whales" is more grammatically correct. "We saw no whales" makes it sound choppy and very incorrect. A better way to say it would be "We didn't see any whales." It's even better if you add another noun. So you could say, "We didn't see any whales at the beach." I hope that makes sense and helps.

A: While is an amount of time. Whale is the largest mammal on earth that looks like a fish and swims in the ocean 🐳

A: In my life I've seen a whale. I've seen a whale once. I've never seen a whale. ( I've seen is used to talk about your life experiences, or when something just happened, I've just seen a whale, over there!)
I saw a whale yesterday. I saw a whale when I was a child. (I saw is when it's finished time, yesterday, last year, and when it's important to say when, I saw a whale at 5pm).

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A: Whale and Well

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A: Do you possibly mean "Third wheel?"
There is a big difference between whale and wheel

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A: A whale OF a time 😊

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no

it means the whale is not a fish and a horse is not a fish. So whale is as much not a fish as a horse is.

It's saying that a whale is not a fish and it's so obvious it's like comparing a fish and a horse

A: "The blue whale came very close to the boat; sailors could see every detail of the patterns on its skin." You'd want to leave out "large" because it's redundant. Since you are speaking of an already massive animal, you'd need a more dramatic word if you were to add a direct note on its size.

"The blue whale swam so close to the boat the sailors could see every detail of the immense animal's skin."