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

A: No idea. “Feeling….blue berry” doesn’t make sense. “Feeling blue”. Means feeling sad, depressed,

A:
Please provide context.

A: bagas

A: They thought that I like Berry, only to find out later that I didn’t respond to his message.

A: Some berries are healthy and delicious while some berries are poisonous and delicious.

A: They have generally the same meaning, to entice or allure someone, however, seduce is used in sexual contexts only.

Tempt - have an urge or inclination to do something.
Ex. "I was tempted to look at my watch, but didn't dare"

Seduce - Entice (someone) into sexual activity
Ex. "a lawyer had seduced a female client"

A: "The Adam family" is singular because there is only one family. There are many family members, but only one family.

The family goes camping.
The family members go camping.
The families go camping.

A: Berry = bagas
Fruit = fruta

A: Это жимолость? Honeysuckle.

A: I want a berry*.
Wont and want are pronounced differently, bury and berry are pronounced the same.

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A: *very happy

A: It is also called the seaberry, but sea buckthorn is the more common name. I think it has “sea” because it usually grows near sea coasts and it has “buckthorn” because the plant has many thorns. Thorns are the sharp, pointed branches that grow on some plants.

A: × I think he would think if berries of coffee are roasted, the smells and taste of coffee would be better.
✓ I think he believes that if coffee beans are roasted, the smell and taste of the coffee would be better.

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A: Yes, if you listen closely they are accentuated differently

A: "Back" in this instance means to retrieve something (the berry).

"Right up close" means close in proximity. In this case, it is used to describe the fact that there were blueberries closely surrounding the particular berry she had placed inside.