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

A: そうです。chuck を動詞で使うと、投げるという意味です。

逆にそれが出てこないのが不思議に思えます。非常に口語的な表現だとはいえ。

（「 [verb] down」で大体「〜し下ろす」という日本語訳でいいと思います。down で「下のほうへと」という副詞なので。）

A: This person was looking at sweaters, literally.
But this person doesn't like the sweaters

"Too much cringe"
"Seeing these things makes me feel uncomfortable because of awkwardness"

A: pilling is a effect that happens on fabric where tiny balls of fibers build up on the clothing, especially when under friction. if you sleep in a sweater it will pill.

A: yes but it means to improve. "game" is an internet slang so you won't be able to find it in the dictionary.

for example "I need to up my study game" means i need to improve on my studies. so for your case it means to improve on your fashion sense with regards to sweaters

hope I'm able to answer your question. it's abit hard to explain ^^;;

A: Sweater is the American variant of 'jumper' which is a piece of winter clothing that needs to be put on over the head.

A: a. of
The main difference between made of and made from is that 'Made of' is used when talking about the basic materials, qualities of an object while 'Made from' is used when talking about the substances used in manufacturing.

A: I am going to buy a new sweater.

Does my sweater look good?

A: 1)Why are you wearing a sweater? because i am cold
2)Why are you wearing a sweater? i am wearing a sweater because it is cold.
3)why are you wearing a sweater? i am wearing this because i am cold.

A: "either" just means 'one of'... so in your sentences it doesn't change anything.

Both sentences are normal.

A: To 'sew' something is to use a needle and thread to put pieces of fabric together usually.

To 'knit' something is to use knitting needles and thicker thread to create something (like a sweater, blanket, hat, socks, etc..)

A: She is putting on her sweater means that she is in the act of putting it on. She is wearing her sweater means that she already has it on. For example, "She is putting on her hat" would mean that she is in the middle of putting the hat on her head, but "she is wearing her hat" means that her hat is already on her head.

A: In the UK. No difference 😂

Sweater and jumper are both garments you pull over your head. They have no buttons or zips etc.

Sometimes a hoodie can be called a sweater.

A: They are both the same.

A: for me :)

A: You can say ‘bobbly’ in uk English anyway. ‘My jumper is all bobbly’

A: I wore a sweater today and passing by a pine tree one of the pine needles accidentally snagged my sweater.

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A: Jumper in English (UK)

A: 1. I'm knitting the sweater for my dad.

2. One by one, I gave candies to the children.

3. It's possible to study English in Japan, so you do not need to come all the way to the U.S.

4. There is worry about money in his plans.

5. The suspicious person is walking around outside.

A: A better way to say this would be:

“This sweater has a lot of ‘lint’ on it.”

Lint is:

short, fine fibers that separate from the surface of cloth or yarn, especially during processing.
a fabric, originally of linen, with a raised nap on one side, used for dressing wounds.
the fibrous material of a cotton ball.

*Definition taken from Google.

A: Sounds good!

A: I would personally say “Knit sweaters get damaged easily when washed.”

A: the sentence is natural if you are implying that you were sleeping with the blue sweater on. If this is not the case then you should say "I put on a blue sweater after I got up at six."