Cambridgeの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A
「Cambridge」を含む文の意味
Q:
If ever you're in Cambridge, do give me a ring. とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
If you ever visit Cambridge, please contact me. (give me a ring on the telephone)
Q:
When I search Cambridge Dictionary, I see B1, B2, C1, C2. Is it the level formal of words to writing? Can you explain it to me? とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
It’s a scale to measure language learning, a1 is a beginner therefore the words are more simple and commonly used, it goes to c2 which is the most advanced and has very complex and less common words (b is Inbetween)
Q:
Cambridge could have fallen off the map(the context is written below) とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
Think about it – what would happen if the town of Cambridge literally fell off, or disappeared from all the maps of the region?
It would disappear. It would not exist.
Think about it – what would happen if the town of Cambridge literally fell off, or disappeared from all the maps of the region?
It would disappear. It would not exist.
Q:
In the Cambridge university press sentences,
'I wake up at about 7:30 during the week, but much later on Saturdays. After I wake up, I move very fast. In fact, I'm very good in the mornings.'
Why is there an "S" on the 'Saturday' and in the 'morning'?
とはどういう意味ですか?
'I wake up at about 7:30 during the week, but much later on Saturdays. After I wake up, I move very fast. In fact, I'm very good in the mornings.'
Why is there an "S" on the 'Saturday' and in the 'morning'?
とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
The speaker meant every Saturday.
For example, if you wish to say "I like to go to the park every Saturday." you can also say, "I like to go to the park on Saturdays."
For example, if you wish to say "I like to go to the park every Saturday." you can also say, "I like to go to the park on Saturdays."
Q:
Cambridge Bound とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
Going to Cambridge
「Cambridge」の類語とその違い
Q:
They left for Cambridge early.
They left Cambridge early と They went to Cambridge early はどう違いますか？
They left Cambridge early と They went to Cambridge early はどう違いますか？
A:
they left for Cambridge means they are leaving early from where they are now to go to Cambridge.
They left Cambridge early means they departed early from Cambridge.
They went to Cambridge means either they attended Cambridge University, or at sometime in the past they traveled there. hope this makes it clear to you
They left Cambridge early means they departed early from Cambridge.
They went to Cambridge means either they attended Cambridge University, or at sometime in the past they traveled there. hope this makes it clear to you
Q:
I'll arrive to Cambridge at 5pm と I'll arrive in Cambridge at 5pm と Please which one is correct はどう違いますか？
A:
I'll arrive in Cambridge at 5pm is correct
「Cambridge」を翻訳
Q:
Cambridge は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか？
A:
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Q:
Cambridge は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか？
A:
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Q:
Cambridge は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか？
A:
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Q:
how to say Cambridge は 英語 (イギリス) で何と言いますか？
A:
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「Cambridge」についての他の質問
Q:
Cambridge, and which ones is correct: I'll arrive To Cambridge at 5 p.m or I'll arrive At Cambridge at 5 p.m.
please and could you tell me why..の発音を音声で教えてください。
please and could you tell me why..の発音を音声で教えてください。
A:
at, with time
I will arrive at ten o'clock.
The movie started at noon.
with destinations it depends on the verb
arrive at or in
get to (same meaning as arrive, and more common)
Here are some phrases that sound ok
I will arrive in London at noon
I will get to New York at ten o'clock
I will arrive at his house tomorrow.
I will arrive at ten o'clock.
The movie started at noon.
with destinations it depends on the verb
arrive at or in
get to (same meaning as arrive, and more common)
Here are some phrases that sound ok
I will arrive in London at noon
I will get to New York at ten o'clock
I will arrive at his house tomorrow.
Q:
Cambridge この表現は自然ですか？
A:
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Q:
I know Cambridge Bound means enter Cambridge.I wonder,is that a fixed expression or is there any further detail explantion?☺
A:
It means you are going to Cambridge, or heading towards Cambridge
Q:
In my Cambridge English text book, there are sentences like this:
"The first thing I would say about my best friend is that she's very sensible. I've never known Irma to do anything silly."
I don't understand "I've never known Irma to do anything silly."
Does it mean "I've never known that she does anything silly"?
"The first thing I would say about my best friend is that she's very sensible. I've never known Irma to do anything silly."
I don't understand "I've never known Irma to do anything silly."
Does it mean "I've never known that she does anything silly"?
A:
Yes, you have the right sense of this phrase. But I think that we say "to do" here because this is a case where we use the infinitive of the verb "to do". I'm sorry but I'm not sure why!
Also, I think there is a sense here that the speaker has observed Irma in the past, and based on those observations, she can quite confidently say that Irma does not do silly things.
Also, I think there is a sense here that the speaker has observed Irma in the past, and based on those observations, she can quite confidently say that Irma does not do silly things.
Q:
I'm studying English using a Cambridge text book about weather.
It says, "sun" is noun and "sunny" is adjective for "sun". And "wind" is noun and "windy" is adjective for "wind".
It also says, "rain" is noun and "wet" is adjective for "rain".
So if you say "it's windy today", it will mean "the wind is blowing today," I suppose.
And then if you say "it's wet today", does it mean "it's raining today"?
It says, "sun" is noun and "sunny" is adjective for "sun". And "wind" is noun and "windy" is adjective for "wind".
It also says, "rain" is noun and "wet" is adjective for "rain".
So if you say "it's windy today", it will mean "the wind is blowing today," I suppose.
And then if you say "it's wet today", does it mean "it's raining today"?
A:
Wet can mean it is raining but also can mean it was raining and it is wet outside
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