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

A: 振り出しに戻ってしまった、

A: I’ve never seen this phrase. I think it is being used like “loose leaf paper” which is the paper with three holes on the left side that you put into a three ring binder/notebook. “Loose” in this case means scattered about or not in a container

Puedes decir “can you give me two loose cigarettes, please?”

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A: It means you want to fight someone

A: to square with = to fit well with, to agree with (imagine two pieces of wood fitting together perfectly at a corner)

A: It means starting over, like in a board game. You keep going more and more squares ahead but all of a sudden get sent back to the beginning. All the progress you made is now useless so you have to start all over.

A: Oh no. I messed up my painting.
Now, I'm back to square one and do it all over again.

A: I got my dishes squared away

A: "Square off" means that people are about to fight.
Example: Nicky told Rihanna that she slept with her boyfriend Drake. They're gonna square off!
Example 2: Jay Z cheated on Beyoncé. Now they are mad. They're going to square off.

A: "square with" = are the same/agree

"Her calculations don't square with mine. We should check the accounting books again."

"My image of him from his emails didn't square with reality. I thought he would be shy, but he's really outgoing."

A: square is a noun (a square) and can be used as an adjective (square-like), but you don’t say something is plaza-like as plaza means PUBLIC square place in a town or city etc

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A: a square is more of a social gathering place, Like time square in new York city, where as a park is more of an open grassy area, often with a playgroud for kids to play on.

A: It mostly depends on the person who named the place. Squares usually have 4 sides though.

A: 56,008,000 square meters is said as “fifty-six million eight thousand square meters”. 56,000,000 square meters is said as “fifty-six million square meters”. “5.6 (five point six) million square meters” means 5,600,000 square meters.

A: Should I cut the right one out? I would use out because you are physically cutting the square out from the paper.

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A: I think this would be:

"Write your qualifications in the top right-hand corner."

Does that sound correct?

A: "I would have understood it if it was written as 'スクエア' instead of 'square' [, but oh well]."

A: Square inches is nothing close to square meters. As you said an inch is only 2.54 cm. So if you squared that you'd not have a square meter. Not even close to that.
Meters and inches are like apples and oranges.
If the dub version said "all square meters" it was not correct.

A: That is a really bad number, and would not be the right way to say it. One thousand is 1,000. Fourteen hundred is a slang way of saying one thousand four hundred, and is written 1,400. Hundred thousand is 100,000. Fourteen hundred thousand (never said this way) could maybe be written 1,400,000 but that is actually one million four hundred thousand.

So.... I don't know which number you mean.

A: A huge, worn-out, square-shaped antique book in the library

A: American English here, but “space” or “spot” may be better word choices in this context for the translation of 広場.

I found a good space to have lunch.

A: zero point zero three square kilometres