Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Pole"

A: → Something, or perhaps an animal, balanced the pole. Figuratively, "it made the decision to do so".

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A: The pole was in the direction that I was looking. I did not have to change the direction that I was looking, to see the pole. The pole was in the middle of my field of view.

A: In a car race with many cars, I think at the start of the race the car at the front is said to be in pole position.

A: Is the context, "I wouldn't touch it with a 12-foot pole"?

If so, that phrase is an idiom that expresses extreme dislike of something-- you dislike something so much, that you would not go near it, you would not touch it-- you wouldn't even touch it with a very long object!

A: Em qualquer dos pólos, o sol nunca aumenta mais de 23,5 graus

A: This sentence just means the tradition is done by people USING the poles to hold up the dragon.

Here are some examples with this same structure:

“She is holding onto her by the hair” = she’s using another girl’s hair to hold onto her

“They’re holding on by the necklace” = they’re using the necklace to hold on to

Hope this helps :)

A: Ne ha la significa di molto differente, perché il polo nord e il polo sud sono molto lontani l'uno dall'altro

"They may be married but they are are poles apart"

"My sister and I are poles apart"

"Those two ideas are poles apart"

"These two products are poles apart"

A: Pole vaulting is an olympic sport.
The barber pole out front was always a welcome sight when he went to get his hair cut.
A support pole will help the sunflowers stand tall as they grow higher and higher.
In gym class, the children practiced high jumping, being careful not to knock down the pole.
The pole dancer kept it a secret from her young children that this was her job.
Santa Claus lives at the North Pole.

A: Examples of a pole:
- Stripper pole
- Flag pole
- Light pole
Typically long skinny piece of medal or wood. Stuck into the ground outside or used to hang stuff. Also used as support for things like a tent pole

Examples of a bar:
-Gymnastics bar
-Ballet bar
- jail bars
Smaller lots of times wooden. Bars can be used to hold things on or play/ swing on. And for mechanical uses

Examples of a rod
-Fishing rod
-Shower rod
-Curtain rod
Rods typically are again smaller and steel. Stick wand or staff like. Can be used to hold things.

Lots of these terms can be used interchangeably and sometimes an object is a pole and not a rod because it just is after thinking into it it is making me confused. I just have it memorized whether one thing is a pole bar or rad.

A: Both a pole and a rod are long slender pieces of wood or metal. The only difference is that a pole is placed or fixed on the ground as a support. Like a pole that’s cemented to hold up a street sign. Or a pole used for pole dancing. A rod is not fixed to something.

A: Poles are long and tall. Sticks are short and usually made out of wood.

A: pole is the stick for skiing
walking stick is used for walking

A: [electric/utility] pole (si es poste que sostiene los cables).
Lamppost (si también es poste de luz)

Para poste en general, puedes dejarlo en pole nada más.

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A: Pulls apart

A: Not sure if I translated your Polish right but I think it means 'field' :))

A: the first sentence is correct.
the second one should be "Which pole is the coldest?"

A: that's a streetlamp with a sign on it (you can see the light on the top.) Normally they wouldn't have signs on them

A: You can say it like you said it, but it would be more natural if you said:
I walked into an electric pole when I was drunk.

A: "I bumped into an electric pole because I was drunk"
OR
"I was drunk and bumped into an electric pole"

A: The beginning sounds natural! But I think that "blown" would be a better word. ". . . rope so that it is not blown by the wind."