关于Thread的意思和用法的提问

A: I think they meant there is "no tread on it." Which is referring to the grooves on the tire.

A: To thread a needle is to put the thread through the eye of a needle.

A: @Izumihappy The idiom is actually "hanging by a thread", and is used to indicate a feeling of anxiety associated with an impending event.

A: Thread is used in making clothes and other textile products but on Twitter it can be used for a long list or tweets that are connected by replies

A: A series of comments/tweets and replies.

A: Sometimes you will see the metaphor "He is hanging on by a thread". It means "He is close to failing" or "He is close to losing". The metaphor comes from the idea that someone is close to falling (maybe off a cliff or something), but they are holding on to a small, thin thread, and that is the only reason they did not fall yet.

A: My job is hanging by a thread.

My personal life is hanging by a thread.

A: I cannot see my button on coat because I do not have any thread. Can you put the thread through the needle please?

A: "The students tried to follow the thread of logic as the teacher explained a difficult proof."

A: "I carefully put the thread on the needle."

A: @angelfalquerabao Could you show me images of strings so that I can make I know what your talking about?

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A: Thread: used for sewing (so-ing), embroidery. Very thin.

A: thread is used in sewing fabrics together, while yarn is much thicker and is often used for crocheting.

A: There is no difference

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A: Snip snip, which is a general sound for cutting. Like cutting hair
There isn't a lot of onomatopoeias in the English language & there for general/non-specific actions. Japanese has way more, in comparison

A: A string is a strand of material or a single piece of material.
Examples: string of hair (single piece of hair), string of yarn ( single piece of yarn).

Note that yarn is basically one large string

Hope this helped🙂

A: "Pull that thread" means to do or start something that will cause many unforeseen problems.

Another way of saying the same thing is:

If I were you I wouldn't open that can of worms

or

If I were you I wouldn't open that Pandora's box.

A: Snowflake is a negative term used to describe people (usually younger) who are perceived as expecting everything to be given to them without them working for it themselves, i.e. jobs, money, houses, cars, etc

its also used to describe people who think they're overly special, unique, or exciting, who generally complain when they're uniqueness isnt the topic of conversation

The reason it's considered negative, especially when used to describe 9 year olds, is that many times this is the culture the child grew up in, so it isnt fair to label them because its they're nature by now.

A: Please tighten the screw with a screwdriver" sounds more natural :)

A: Putting a thread through the hole of the needle is better described as "threading the needle". Put a button my shirt with it is better described as "she is going to sew a button on my shirt". You don't have to say that she's going to see a button with the threaded needle, as it's implied. I would have said "She's threading a needle to sew a button on my shirt." Hope this helps!