關於Motorcycle的意思和用法的提問

A: You can and yeah.

A: Maybe they are saying the price of the motorcycle??

A: It means they "sped" past on a motorcycle.

The motorcycle was going fast.

A: Bicycle often gets shortened to bike. A motorcycle/motorbike is essentially a bicycle with a motor. When you use bike it's not necessarily clear if you mean bicycle or motorcycle. Often the context is established earlier in the conversation and that allows the speaker to use bike and be understood. When clarity is important, use the full word.

A: I’m pretty sure a motorcycle and a motorbike are the same thing. But I think when most people hear scooter they probably think of this:

A: "motorcycle" and "motorbike" are essentially the same. "motorbike" is a more casual term. "bike" is short for "bicycle" and also short for "motorbike." So, all of these can be called "bikes" but not all bikes can be called "motorcycles" or "motorbikes"

A: there is no difference repairing is just a better word to use.

A: Both are incorrect.

"She bought a motorcycle three weeks ago" is correct.

"She has been buying a motorcycle three weeks ago" is incorrect, because you can only "buy" a single motorcycle once.

A: by motorcycle でもいいですが、byだと　手段というニュアンスが強いです。
I go to school by bus.のような、、

on a motorcycle だと、「に乗って」という感じで、旅行をしてまわるって感じに合いますよね。そして、その方がよく使われる言い方です。

A: Mai motorcycle se bazar jata hu

A: I ran out of petrol

A: 請到提問詳情頁確認

A: "Motorbike" or "motorcycle"

A: I can understand you clearly! Here’s my recording so you could correct some mispronounced words. Also it should be “WHEN all of a sudden”.

A: I’m not sure what you meant. Here are two options with different meanings:

I have worked at a motorcycle manufacturer for 10 years. I'm in charge of the engineers on the manufacturing line.

I have worked at a motorcycle manufacturer for 10 years. I'm the head engineer on the manufacturing line.

A: No, not for a native English speaker. When I first read the sentence I didn't notice that the word "left" was used twice. It sounds natural and normal to me.

A: He rides the motorcycle so well that I want to follow his technique
(More natural way to say)

A: You don't really need to say "behind me" but that's just a suggestion. You still sound natural.