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

A: It means that when someone is making a decision, you will let them make that decision on their own without intervening or telling them what to do.

A: It means: do you want to hang out with me?

A: in those phrases it's just for movement like walking running or stepping

A: I think it is metaphoric. The field is a battle field and his son died on it. He is saying he was in a safe place while his son was not. Traditionally the high ground in a conflict is a safe place to be. So he was looking down from safety at his son being killed. It is a very touching piece.

A: Here the meaning is a little more subtle. It means while he was in the person responsible. If he was the person in charge, he would be the one to blame if the factory closed.

A: "Not on my watch" is a response to a statement. It basically means, "That wont happen while I am here." Some examples would be:

Little brother: "I want to go outside."

Older brother: "Not on my watch. You cant go outside until Mom and Dad get home."

or

Student: "The other students are going to make fun of me during class"

Teacher: "Not on my watch. I will make sure they behave."

A: I watch television every day.
I look for things when they are lost.
I saw my friend on Monday.

A: Please watch the road!
Did you see the car?
Look! It's an eagle!
Did you see the new Spider man movie?
What tv shows do you watch?
Look! The baby is walking!

A: If you watch over someone or something, you pay attention to them to make sure that nothing bad happens to them.

Please watch over the stove.
Please watch over the house while I am gone.

A: @marifer81luis: watch (verb)

e.g I watch television
He watched the game
I am watching the game
What time will you watch the game.

Watch (object)
e.g I have a gold watch.
This watch cost me $200
I bought the watch on sale.

A: 同じです。

Watch out for cars!

車 = cars、 に = for、 気をつけろ = watch out!


Look out for cars!

車 = cars、 に = for、 気をつけろ = look out!

でも、この例の外は　"look"　と　"watch"　はちょっと違うの意味があります。

A: Watch it happen.
Watch it from across the street.
Watch it cook.
Watch it rain.

Watch out for danger.
Watch out for other cars.
Watch out for the rain.
Watch out for the police.

When used alone:
‘Watch it’ has either a threatening or a mischievous tone from the speaker.
‘Watch out’ always has a protecting tone from the speaker.

A: see - is something general.

example sentences:
1. did you see that?
2. i don’t see anything.

watch - is an activity involves see-ing.

example sentences:
1. do you want to watch a movie?
2. did you watch the football match?
3. i don’t want to watch this show.

hope this helps.

A: "Watch your language" means don't swear.
"Watch your tongue" means don't talk back.
"Watch your mouth" can mean either one, but it usually means don't talk back.

A: Watch out! = Be careful!
Watch it! = aggressive/threateningly, be careful
^it is often used if someone (almost) runs into you or a similar situation

A: The 2nd and 3rd!

I’m really into K-dramas
I’m really into watching K-dramas

I personally would say

A: @learner-_
Yes, there is. Your sentence should read thus: This watch seems as if it was found In archaeological excavations.

A: This watch seems old enough to have been excavated from an archaeological dig!

A: i love watching movies sounds more natural

A: Watch

A: × I sent my watch to repair, which I used to wear when I still enjoyed my job.
✓ I sent the watch which I used to wear when I still enjoyed my job to the repair shop.

× I payed tens of thousand of yen to buy it.
✓ I payed tens of thousand yen for it.

× Once I get my watch repaired, I hold hope that I can enjoy my job again.
✓ Once I get my watch repaired, I hope that I can enjoy my job again.

A: Both depending on context. Did you watch the programme last night? Did you see the new nature programme yesterday?

A: × I’m shattered to know the watch I bought turned out to be a dime a dozen despite its flashy look.
✓ I was shattered when I found out the watch I bought turned out to be a dime a dozen, despite its flashy look.

A: @__ELINA__ both r correct

A: × ( not sure, but it’s called oil painting)
✓ (I'm not sure, but it’s called oil painting).

× And it’s so beautiful when different colors blend on the canvas, especially landscape paintings like red sky or beach are amazing!
✓ It’s so beautiful when different colors blend on the canvas, especially landscape paintings with a red sky or beach are amazing!

× I hope I can draw like these...
✓ I hope I can draw like these someday...