Bubbleの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: In the dialogue it stated that in a exam he would fill in the "bubble sheet" or answer sheet. He would fill in letter B as the answer in the answer sheet.

A: In the above case it means limiting oneself to certain kinds of experiences or to certain kinds of relationships. The effect being, that in the end you've constructed a kind of artificial world for yourself (like a bubble). If a person lives in a bubble like this the implication is that they are ignorant about much of the outside world.

Maybe that's more the use that you meant?

A: People are deciding what type of person the speaker is based upon them having taken one bubble bath.

Usually this is hyperbole.

A: It's something you take a test on, you fill in the circles for the answer you want to select with a pencil

A: Also it could mean that your "bubble" is your comfort zone. This is just how I translate it but it could vary depending on who you ask.

A: It depends on the context or full sentence.

A: All my feelings towards her suddenly bubbled up to the surface when I saw her face.

A: That kid just blew a bubble

That bubble was made of soap

Dont make bubbles in your drink

Speech bubble

A: I will bubble in the answer on the test.

I am not sure of other examples because bubble is not commonly used as a verb.

A: A “bubble” is usually referred to when you’re talking about wanting your own personal space.
“Get out of my bubble.” (uncomfortably close.)

Comfort zone is a psychological state, staying within their “comfort zone” is staying in a controlled environment, a place they feel at ease.
“i don’t want to go skydiving, that’s out of my comfort zone.”

A: A bubble is a single sphere of air encased in liquid. Froth is liquid that has turned opaque and white with small bubbles. Foam is a mass of bubbles that acts like a solid - it has shape and thickness.

A: 'Bubble' -- it is already bubbling
'Bubble up' -- it is rising and bubbling

"The pot is bubbling."
"The lava is bubbling up from the rock."

A: maybe it’s “I played with bubble guns alone”

A: I want it to be very/really sweetと言っています
"too" makes sense, but that word sounds negative and it is not good to use it in this context.

A: I’ve had that shop’s chocolate bubble tea. It was ridiculously good.

I’ve had that shop’s chocolate bubble tea, and it’s ridiculously good.

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A: I see! “The bubbles that were blown yesterday were big.”

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A: I would remove the "so", and replace "is" with "was".

A: "drunk" is grammatically correct, but most people prefer to say "drank"

A: …before court challenges begin/start up/come up.