Eagleの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A:

To take up residence – to make your home in a particular place

A: It doesn't mean much. Can you give more context?

A: At 4:18 p.m. on July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong's voice crackled from the speakers at NASA's Mission Control in Houston. He said simply, "the Eagle has landed." With those words, the dream President John F. Kennedy's voiced in 1961--putting humans on the Moon by the end of the decade--had at last come true.

Today we use it to say
“someone/something “ has arrived.

A: It is an active hunter.

A: They are 3 different types of birds.

Eagles are large sized birds of prey of the family Accipitridae

Hawks are medium sized birds of prey of the family Accipitridae

Falcons are birds of prey in the family Falco

A: They describe two types of birds in the same family. Eagles are used to talk about the larger birds and hawk is used to describe any other bird in the family.

A: They are different types of birds.

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A: eagle only

A: × eagle 3040 let me know when you ready to copy that phone number.
✓ Eagle 3040, let me know when you're ready to copy that phone number.

A: × Please rest asured that no harm is done to you.
✓ Please rest assured that no harm will be done to you.

"is" in simple present tense makes it sound like:
・harm is (not) habitually or periodically done
・you are (not) in a state of being harmed already

A: There is an eagle flying near/in the mountains.
That would be correct <:

A: "the eagle rips off his flesh" is best.
or
"the eagle is ripping off his flesh."

A: Its because most eagles dont have such a difference in color. The bald eagle is dark brown on it's entire body, but the head is snow white. This gives the impression that the eagle has no feathers on it's head, making it look bald.