Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Checking"

A: Yes! It was located in the fridge and then removed from it.

Eg.
Take the books out of your bag.

A: for example, the outlet is broken, now you’re checking to find an outlet that is available/working/able to use it

A: In that context, it is when a man looks at a woman in a sexual way. He is deliberately looking at a woman to admire her physical features.

A woman can also check out a man. But in the image you provide as a reference, it is the man that is checking out another woman in front of his girlfriend. In most situations, this will upset the girlfriend. She may feel betrayed or jealous. She may want her boyfriend to only look at HER in a sexual way.

I hope this helped!

A: In what context? “It sounds like you resent him” means it appears that you don’t like him or have a grudge against him. “Checking out” is usually figurative for giving up. For example: he checked out=He gave up.

A: If someone asks you that, they want to know if you like them. Usually “checking someone out” means that you are starring at somebody because that person caught your attention.
I hope this helps.

A: These mean almost the same thing. They are both accounts which accept deposits and withdrawals, normally for day to day use for things like your salary, household bills and shopping and will normally come with a debit card and maybe a cheque book.

A checking account is a US term for this type of account which typically comes with a cheque book for making payments (although the use of cheques is declining so this isn’t always the case).

In the UK we use the term current account for this type of account. These accounts will almost always come with a debit card, and sometimes a cheque book.

A: better off implies there is some other course of action that you are comparing your suggestion to. For example if they were calling the café to ask them if their food was good. You might say 'you'd be better off doing...' than what they are currently doing.

You'd better check out a review, means you 'should', it would be better if you did. It's a really strong suggestion to do something.

A: yes.

A: there is a difference in meaning:
first one means while looking for something in your phone you found a picture of the time you were in school.
Second is you found the picture while looking for something in your phone during school hours.
Last is someone sent you a picture of when you were in school while you were using your phone so it wasn’t in the gallery but somebody sent it to you.

A: checking in usually means to compleat a registration. so you check in to a hotel.
Checking on is to make Shure everything is doing ok. So you check on your grandmother.

A: I like to look at the toys in the capsule machines.

A: Thank you very much!

A: "Checking account"

A: What do you mean? Do you want a corrected version?

A: Would you mind checking my HW essay tonight, please?

If you are busy I understand, it is a lot to ask.

A: Sounds good to me 👍

A: Could you please check the text on my profile

A: It is great! But I prefer if you’d write ”Thanks for taking a look at my photos! As you probably can see, I love the sky. I love it when the sky is shifting between the normal baby-blue nuance to the most light-pink colour, it looks so aesthetically soft in a way, and I don't know why. I love the clouds and the stars. I think the sky is wonderful, not only because we admire its soft look, but also because it's so wonderful to look at. Do you like the sky, as well?” 💘💙

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This book is about the transformation of the world structure caused by the
rise of third-world powers such as China and India.
For over five hundred years, since the 15th century, the principal actors involved in constructing a more international society have shifted. These shifts can be divided into three eras.
The first era was the ‘rise of the western world’, which thrived from the 15th century until the late 18th century.
It established the dominant status of European countries and stifled significant innovations which form the foundation of modern society, such as science or capitalism.
It established the dominant status of the major European powers and stifled significant innovations which form the foundation of modern society, such as science and capitalism.
The second period was that of American imperialism, which flourished from the end of the 19th century.
The United States powerfully ruled international society in the fields of politics and economics, and other countries did not come close to the influence wielded by the US during that period.
After that period, the current era, called “the rise of the rest”, arose.
‘The rise of the rest’ is a period characterized by remarkable economic growth which occurred around the world.
Even the big economic crisis precipitated by the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy in 2008 could not abate worldwide GDP growth.
In fact, both China and India marked over nine percent growth (the year after??) the recession. Following these Asian nations, two-thirds of African countries accomplished over 4 percent growth in 2006, 2007 and 2011.
In addition, these economic successes in Asia and Africa have contributed to a reduction in (global??local??continental??) poverty.
For example, the ratio of groups where individuals live on a dollar a day or less has fallen from 40 percent in 1981 to 12 percent in 2015.
Although fifty countries in the world are still suffering from serious poverty, the others (including nations historically classified as undeveloped) are gradually getting themselves out of serious poverty.
Actually, current international society has evolved to the point that nations in each region have grown in (economic?) strength.
The difference between the current era and earlier eras is the lack of strong pillars, which has resulted from the context of power shifting from the US to other nations.
One and a half centuries ago, global society was heavily centralized between various European alliances.
After the world was bisected during the Cold War, the United States built a unipolar world.
That transformation then leads to the current incarnation of international society. [[Was not totally sure what your sentence meant]]
In the background of this change, there is the fact that the Unites States is losing its absolute authority in various fields such as industry and finance, while other nations are taking its place.
Besides these nations, nongovernmental actors such as groups and individuals are playing their roles with more puissance. [[You might want to substitute another word for puissance, such as influence or muscle]]
It is now obvious that the old regimes are being eroded, and the classic operation of national power is declining in influence.
Under these circumstances, the author attempts to answer the following question through his book. “What will it mean to live in a post-American world?(P-5)