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

A: It means that, at first, she wasn't sure she liked him, but in the end something made her realize that she actually likes him.

A: It means you decided to go somewhere with someone.

for example:

Your friend is going to the mall and you decided to tag along.

This means you decided to go with your friend to the mall.

A: To choose not to. "I would decide against drinking that water" is the same as "I would choose not to drink that water"

A: It means that Lucky decided to do something different from everyone else. He was the only one who went bald.

As an example:
I like all flowers, except for roses.
This means I don't like roses, but I like all other flowers.

A: Decided就是决定。这句话的意思大概是为了学新知识，他决定上一门跟他专业无关的课

A: I decided to go to the park
I decided to try to get accepted to Tokyo university
If she hadn't decided to gamble, we wouldn't have lost all of our money.

A: He decided to play it.
I've already decided it long ago.

A: I decide to eat some fruit

A: "I decided to stay with him."
"I decided I will go visit my family."
"What will I decide?"

A: You can decide = you are able to decide

You get to decide.. = you have the opportunity to decide...(one of the meanings only)

A: when you decide, you make a choice. But determine has 2 meanings. You can determine what choice you will make(to establish, typically by research or calculation),but it can also mean to cause something to occur.

A: Decide means you choose to make a choice between two choices.

Example: She decided to call Jin after that incident.

Adapt is likely meaning to adapt to your surroundings. Like you live at a place you are not used to,you have to adapt to your surroundings.

Examples: Although Tae couldn't adapt to his surroundings,he loved the people in the neighbourhood.

A: They mean almost the same thing. It is simply two ways to say it.

A: Decide means to select an option out of two or more options. Assure means to convince someone of something or persuade them.

A: As though you are debating what to buy at a store?

I usually mumble

Which one do I want...

Or

What do I want...

A: Sounds perfect to me. 👍🏻

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A: next time

A: I decided not to speak Japanese while being in the U.S.

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A: I can't decide which to buy.
or
I can't decide which I should buy.

You can also say "...which one...", although in this case the 'one' isn't necessary.

A: Since I am slow to decide, I ofently regret it later.

A: ​‎correction:
Even if you decide to leave me, please don't completely leave me.