"Years"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문
다양한 구문과 문장에서 쓰이는 "Years"의 의미
Q:
but to think that for all those eight years은 무슨 뜻인가요?
A:
その八年間ってずっと〜〜
Q:
they need to catch up on years of sleep은 무슨 뜻인가요?
A:
If you slept for a very short time last night and you want to sleep more hours tonight (because you're tired and 眠い), that's called "catching up on sleep".
Q:
for 35 years now은 무슨 뜻인가요?
A:
That would normally be a length of time such as since 35 years ago. A duration in which one has done something.
Q:
"ever in a million years" in "Did you ever in a million years think you'd come up to this room?"은 무슨 뜻인가요?
A:
定型文みたいなもので強調の働きですね。
in a million years, 時間が長すぎてほぼ不可能というニュアンスで、
did you < did you ever < did you ever in a million yearsの方が一番強いです。やや大げさで実際に使うことは滅多にないですね。
in a million years, 時間が長すぎてほぼ不可能というニュアンスで、
did you < did you ever < did you ever in a million yearsの方が一番強いです。やや大げさで実際に使うことは滅多にないですね。
Q:
where were you 25 years ago? does that literally mean where you were or what you did? 은 무슨 뜻인가요?
A:
답변을 보려면 질문을 살펴보세요
"Years" 사용 예문들
Q:
for 10 years 가 포함된 예문을 보여주세요.
A:
for ... years often associate with 'present perfect continuous '
1. I have been studying english for ten years
2. He has been working at that company for ten years
3. i haven't been dancing for ten years
1. I have been studying english for ten years
2. He has been working at that company for ten years
3. i haven't been dancing for ten years
Q:
I've been here several years ago.
Is it(have pp + ago) correct?
Are you talking like this?
Thanks.
가 포함된 예문을 보여주세요.
Is it(have pp + ago) correct?
Are you talking like this?
Thanks.
가 포함된 예문을 보여주세요.
A:
Examples:
Yes! I remember, I've been here several years ago.
This place looks familiar... I think I have been here many years ago.
Yes, I've been here a couple years ago.
Yes I've been there, 7 years ago.
These are all commonly used.
Yes! I remember, I've been here several years ago.
This place looks familiar... I think I have been here many years ago.
Yes, I've been here a couple years ago.
Yes I've been there, 7 years ago.
These are all commonly used.
Q:
good for (two years or something) 가 포함된 예문을 보여주세요.
A:
You can use this expression in a few different ways.
Good for (a certain amount of time) = will last for
The new roof will be good for two years.
Meaning = The new roof will be of good quality for two years
Good for (something)= is helpful for
This new app is good for linguists.
Meaning = This new app is helpful for linguists
Good for (an illness) = will remove
Drinking whiskey is good for a cold.
Meaning = Drinking whiskey will help remove a cold
There is also an expression ‘good for nothing’ = useless, although it’s a little bit old-fashioned
That boy is good for nothing = he is useless
It can also be used as a noun:
He is a real good for nothing.
Good for (a certain amount of time) = will last for
The new roof will be good for two years.
Meaning = The new roof will be of good quality for two years
Good for (something)= is helpful for
This new app is good for linguists.
Meaning = This new app is helpful for linguists
Good for (an illness) = will remove
Drinking whiskey is good for a cold.
Meaning = Drinking whiskey will help remove a cold
There is also an expression ‘good for nothing’ = useless, although it’s a little bit old-fashioned
That boy is good for nothing = he is useless
It can also be used as a noun:
He is a real good for nothing.
Q:
I have total of over 7 years of experience working as a designer, with 5 years as a creative fashion designer. 가 포함된 예문을 보여주세요.
A:
はい、とても自然です
Q:
Over the years 가 포함된 예문을 보여주세요.
A:
Over the years, the town has grown into a large city.
His coin collection has increased in value over the years.
His coin collection has increased in value over the years.
"Years"의 동의어와 차이점
Q:
차이점은 무엇 입니까? Two years ago 그리고 Two years before 그리고 ... 그리고 .... ?
A:
“Two years ago” Assumes from now.
“Two years before ___” is saying it’s two years before what you describe.
Example: “Two years ago I was 20. Two years before I was 20 I was 18”
“Two years before ___” is saying it’s two years before what you describe.
Example: “Two years ago I was 20. Two years before I was 20 I was 18”
Q:
차이점은 무엇 입니까? In some years time we will be asking the same kind of questions. 그리고 In some years' time we will be asking the same kind of questions. ?
A:
Es “In some years’ time”.
Pero la vdd es una pregunta excepcional. Diría yo que pocos de los nativos de mi país (EEUU) van a saber la repuesta correcta.
Pero la vdd es una pregunta excepcional. Diría yo que pocos de los nativos de mi país (EEUU) van a saber la repuesta correcta.
Q:
차이점은 무엇 입니까? she's spent the last few years in ... 그리고 she spent the last few years in ... ?
A:
@5gock 아마도 “she’s” 보단 “she spent”가 맞습니다 - depending on the context. She’s는 = ‘she is’ + adjective (형용)사 or verb (동사). It’s typically used in present tense UNLESS You are trying to say ‘she + has’ (past tense) spent the last five years living…
Edit: it depends on what you are trying to say.
She’s = conjugated words between
“she + is” (present tense) or
“She + has” (past tense)
“She spent the last 5 years living” can be used more liberally
Edit: it depends on what you are trying to say.
She’s = conjugated words between
“she + is” (present tense) or
“She + has” (past tense)
“She spent the last 5 years living” can be used more liberally
Q:
차이점은 무엇 입니까? We haven’t spoken in years. 그리고 We haven’t spoken for years. ?
A:
Both sentences mean the same thing, but “we haven’t spoken in years” sounds more natural.
Q:
차이점은 무엇 입니까? "8 years? Holy hell. He SHOULD HAVE BREAK UP with her a LONG time ago" 그리고 "8 years? Holy hell. He SHOULD HAVE BROKEN UP with her a LONG time ago" ?
A:
the second one is good, the first one is not.
"Years"의 번역
Q:
이것은 영어(미국)로 무엇이라고 하나요? 개구장이(very young, so cute, under 5 years old)
mischievous boy? punk kid? naughty boy?
mischievous boy? punk kid? naughty boy?
A:
You can say “mischievous child” or “rascal”
Q:
이것은 영어(미국)로 무엇이라고 하나요? “two years ago today”
“two years ago yesterday”
(eg. this is the photo of us two years ago today.. we first met here today 10 years ago…)
“two years ago yesterday”
(eg. this is the photo of us two years ago today.. we first met here today 10 years ago…)
A:
Today /yesterday comes last –
We first met here 10 years ago today…
Today /yesterday comes last –
We first met here 10 years ago today…
Q:
이것은 영어(미국)로 무엇이라고 하나요? YO. means years old?
A:
YO can be used in writing. it is an abbreviation.
Q:
이것은 영어(미국)로 무엇이라고 하나요? after all of those years, I could/would have scarcely done nothing
I'm not sure which one to use here. can you explain the difference of meaning?
I'm not sure which one to use here. can you explain the difference of meaning?
A:
Could suggests ability.
Would suggest desire, and possibly also ability.
Also, there are grammar issues with ending either sentence with "nothing."
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After all of those years, I scarcely COULD have done anything. (I was powerless to help or make a change when someone needed me.)
I couldn't help financially because I was also poor.
After all those years, I scarcely WOULD have done anything. (Maybe something bad happened to me in the past, and I've decided not to do something, for better or for worse.
Even though they were rude to me for years, I wouldn't want be vengeful now.
Would suggest desire, and possibly also ability.
Also, there are grammar issues with ending either sentence with "nothing."
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After all of those years, I scarcely COULD have done anything. (I was powerless to help or make a change when someone needed me.)
I couldn't help financially because I was also poor.
After all those years, I scarcely WOULD have done anything. (Maybe something bad happened to me in the past, and I've decided not to do something, for better or for worse.
Even though they were rude to me for years, I wouldn't want be vengeful now.
Q:
이것은 영어(영국)로 무엇이라고 하나요? “She writes 10 years diary every day and often tells me what happened today a year ago. “
Is this sentence correct and natural?
Is this sentence correct and natural?
A:
She writes in her TenYear Diary every day and often tells me what happened on the day 1 year ago
"Years" 관련 추가 질문
Q:
1. I came back here after 2 years.
2. I came back here 2 years later.
2년 후에 다시 왔다
Question➡️Are both natural? 이 표현은 자연스럽습니까?
2. I came back here 2 years later.
2년 후에 다시 왔다
Question➡️Are both natural? 이 표현은 자연스럽습니까?
A:
“2 years later” means after the duration of 2 years, (something) happened.
“He got his Bachelors Degree and then got a job as a doctor 2 years later.”
This means 2 years after he got his Bachelors degree, he got a job.
“He got his Bachelors Degree and then got a job as a doctor 2 years later.”
This means 2 years after he got his Bachelors degree, he got a job.
Q:
(Two years ago, Kenken and his dad had a big fight and he hasn't seen his dad since then.)
"I was shocked to hear that Kenken's dad was suffering from cancer. I hope he'll have it removed completely and live the rest of his life healthy. Kenken was debating whether or not he should visit his dad to cheer him up. I told him that if I were him, I'd definitely meet his dad because I'd regret not meeting him if he passed away. I hope he'll have the courage to do the right thing. “
Hello. Do you mind reading my passage and giving me some feedback about how nativelike the sentences are? Thank you in advance.
"I was shocked to hear that Kenken's dad was suffering from cancer. I hope he'll have it removed completely and live the rest of his life healthy. Kenken was debating whether or not he should visit his dad to cheer him up. I told him that if I were him, I'd definitely meet his dad because I'd regret not meeting him if he passed away. I hope he'll have the courage to do the right thing. “
Hello. Do you mind reading my passage and giving me some feedback about how nativelike the sentences are? Thank you in advance.
A:
It's all really good. I can definitely imagine a native speaker writing this.
The only suggestion I have is to remove the "then" at the very beginning and use a pronoun instead of using "dad" twice.
Ex:
"...he hasn't seen him since."
"Since then" is totally fine, but I think a native speaker would be more likely to say just "since".
The only suggestion I have is to remove the "then" at the very beginning and use a pronoun instead of using "dad" twice.
Ex:
"...he hasn't seen him since."
"Since then" is totally fine, but I think a native speaker would be more likely to say just "since".
Q:
what does over the years mean?
A:
Hey!
"Over the years" means a period of time spanning several years. It indicates that something has happened, developed, or changed gradually across an extended time frame. For example:
- "She has improved her skills significantly over the years."
- "Over the years, the town has grown into a bustling city."
In these examples, "over the years" implies a continuous process or accumulation of events that have taken place across many years.
"Over the years" means a period of time spanning several years. It indicates that something has happened, developed, or changed gradually across an extended time frame. For example:
- "She has improved her skills significantly over the years."
- "Over the years, the town has grown into a bustling city."
In these examples, "over the years" implies a continuous process or accumulation of events that have taken place across many years.
Q:
A few years ago, we watched a Tottenham game where Son Heung-min plays. And you know what? He scored 3 goals! 이 표현은 자연스럽습니까?
A:
× A few years ago, we watched a Tottenham game where Son Heung-min plays.
✓ A few years ago, we watched a Tottenham game where Son Heung-min played / was playing.
× He scored 3 goals!
✓ He scored three goals!
✓ A few years ago, we watched a Tottenham game where Son Heung-min played / was playing.
× He scored 3 goals!
✓ He scored three goals!
Q:
It'd been three million years since I'd been sleeping in peat when a malicious pickax cut my neck clean 이 표현은 자연스럽습니까?
A:
× It'd been three million years since I'd been sleeping in peat when a malicious pickax cut my neck clean
✓ It had been three million years since I'd been sleeping in peat when a malicious pickax cut my neck clean
To my knowledge you cannot make a contraction from it and had, at least not in writing. Many people do something like that when speaking though
✓ It had been three million years since I'd been sleeping in peat when a malicious pickax cut my neck clean
To my knowledge you cannot make a contraction from it and had, at least not in writing. Many people do something like that when speaking though
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신착 단어
years
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