Personの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A
「Person」を含む文の意味
Q:
" I want to take the first person I meet into my arms, and dance merrily through the streets. " とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
私は最初の人を私の腕の中に連れて行き、通りで楽しく踊りたい。
I think? lol
But I'm pretty sure this case is meant to mean, "the first person see" so...
"I want to take the first person I see into my arms, and dance merrily through the streets."
I think? lol
But I'm pretty sure this case is meant to mean, "the first person see" so...
"I want to take the first person I see into my arms, and dance merrily through the streets."
Q:
a seedy person とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
@tjstkdn Seedy motels usually are assumed to have drugs and prostitutes. 😝 Sorry you had to see that!
Hotels and motels are similar- nearly the same thing. The only difference is hotels are usually one tall building with rooms on each floor, while a motel is all on the ground. Also, hotels usually cost more money.
Hotels and motels are similar- nearly the same thing. The only difference is hotels are usually one tall building with rooms on each floor, while a motel is all on the ground. Also, hotels usually cost more money.
Q:
So, just getting the other person to talk does not wrap it up とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
@Linxh: It can mean, just because the person spoke up, it doesn't mean the problem is solved.
Q:
I just think you are an interesting person. とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
The sentence "I just think you are an interesting person" itself means "I only think you're entertaining to see the reactions of, and nothing else, which is the only reason I'm doing what I'm doing (talking to you in this case)"
people often say this when they like someone else but don't really think it, but people also often say it when they literally are just saying that you're interesting, and that they don't like you, so there's a fifty fifty chance :P
people often say this when they like someone else but don't really think it, but people also often say it when they literally are just saying that you're interesting, and that they don't like you, so there's a fifty fifty chance :P
Q:
in person とはどういう意味ですか?
A:
"I want to meet you in person" = " I want to meet you" (face to face / real life)
"I don't act like this in person" = "I don't act like this in real life"
"I don't act like this in person" = "I don't act like this in real life"
「Person」の使い方・例文
Q:
he’s a lay person (if I no mistake) を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
A layperson is part of the laity.
The clergyman met with the layperson.
There was a meeting between the clergy and the laypeople.
A layperson is also someone without professional or specialized knowledge in a particular subject.
Engineering sounds highly specialized to a layperson.
The clergyman met with the layperson.
There was a meeting between the clergy and the laypeople.
A layperson is also someone without professional or specialized knowledge in a particular subject.
Engineering sounds highly specialized to a layperson.
Q:
'persons' を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
Such persons have to be told off.
I met the persons in charge of the project. ( it is more natural to say ( the people...)).
The persons responsible for the mistakes are being investigated..
I met the persons in charge of the project. ( it is more natural to say ( the people...)).
The persons responsible for the mistakes are being investigated..
Q:
What do "naive person" do in any situation を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
A naive person trusts things blindly. They don't doubt anything at all, and will do or believe anything they are told. They often don't have enough life experience to know how to recognize a lie.
Q:
lay back person を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
I really like how she's such a laid back person, who does things at her own pace.
Q:
I'm a (....) person. を使った例文を教えて下さい。
A:
I like candy, but I'm a fruit person, I just love fruits!
「Person」の類語とその違い
Q:
Which person do you like? と What person do you like? はどう違いますか?
A:
'which' = choosing from a list.
'what' = choosing in general.
1a. Which would you like to eat? = Choose from 3 things in front of you.
1b. Which one would you like to eat? 1a is really 1b, with the 'one' dropped.
2. What would you like to eat? = You could eat anything, what do you feel like eating? What (kind of food) would you like to eat?
So, in your example, 'which person' feels like choosing from a list. You could say 'What kind of person do you like?' to ask in general what type of person (not a specific person).
Hope that helps!
'what' = choosing in general.
1a. Which would you like to eat? = Choose from 3 things in front of you.
1b. Which one would you like to eat? 1a is really 1b, with the 'one' dropped.
2. What would you like to eat? = You could eat anything, what do you feel like eating? What (kind of food) would you like to eat?
So, in your example, 'which person' feels like choosing from a list. You could say 'What kind of person do you like?' to ask in general what type of person (not a specific person).
Hope that helps!
Q:
normal person と average person はどう違いますか?
A:
They are kind of the same thing, but average person is normally used to describe how someone looks.
Normal person can be used when describing how someone acts and/or the way the look.
Normal person can be used when describing how someone acts and/or the way the look.
Q:
persons と people はどう違いますか?
A:
'Persons' is not commonly used. Normally heard in formal speech or laws
Example: "persons of interest in a crime"
'People' is casually used to mean any group
Example: "today I saw some people jogging at the park."
Example: "persons of interest in a crime"
'People' is casually used to mean any group
Example: "today I saw some people jogging at the park."
Q:
in person と myself はどう違いますか?
A:
In most situations, you can use them interchangeably for the same effect.
"In person" emphasizes that you're going somewhere or doing something physically (rather than calling or emailing about something, for example). For example, "I like to have all my meetings in person. I can't stand being on the phone with someone for an hour."
"Myself" emphasizes that you're doing something instead of someone else. For example, "I like to answer all my calls myself, which is why I don't have a secretary."
"In person" emphasizes that you're going somewhere or doing something physically (rather than calling or emailing about something, for example). For example, "I like to have all my meetings in person. I can't stand being on the phone with someone for an hour."
"Myself" emphasizes that you're doing something instead of someone else. For example, "I like to answer all my calls myself, which is why I don't have a secretary."
Q:
in person と in private はどう違いますか?
A:
In person = 直接会って
In private = 二人きりで/内密に
In private = 二人きりで/内密に
「Person」を翻訳
Q:
If two persons meet for the first time, can I use the term "on the first acquaintance"? Does it sound awkward? は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか?
A:
It sounds a bit awkward. You could try "On the first encounter".
Q:
夜猫子(A person who would like to stay awake till late at midnight or later) は 英語 (イギリス) で何と言いますか?
A:
night owl
Q:
夜猫子(A person who would like to stay awake till late at midnight or later) は 英語 (イギリス) で何と言いますか?
A:
You could say that he or she is "a (mid)night owl", "an owl" or just "an evening person". I'm sure that many more names for these types of people also exist. :-)
Q:
how to express a person who are always awesome ,it seems can solve all the problem I got,response quickly,simple and helpful. is that a word called "forcefulness "? は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか?
A:
'Helpfulness', 'generosity', and 'kindness', or 'helpful', 'generous', and 'kind'.
"You are very generous and always helpful."
"You are very generous and always helpful."
Q:
一匹狼 means a person who always likes to be alone は 英語 (アメリカ) で何と言いますか?
A:
A person who likes to be alone all the time may be called a 'loner', which has a negative connotation of being antisocial (and maybe kind of weird). Or you might say that someone is an 'introvert', which has a more neutral connotation.
「Person」についての他の質問
Q:
He just became an ordinary person / a regular person.
Means the one of the grey mass.
He had been unique, but then he became a simple / ordinary / regular.
Choose the right option in these 2 sentences above. Or you can offer the better variants if they exist
Means the one of the grey mass.
He had been unique, but then he became a simple / ordinary / regular.
Choose the right option in these 2 sentences above. Or you can offer the better variants if they exist
A:
The third one is fine with any of the options. Maybe he used to be unique, then he became just like everyone else, quite regular and uninteresting
Q:
"A person" is "he" or "it"?
A:
"he", "she", or "they". Using "it" for people is pretty rude to most people.
Q:
You need to assess whether the person is fit for your company or not.
Do you think this sentence sounds natural?
Do you think this sentence sounds natural?
A:
perfect :)
Q:
You were the person who helped me at that time if I am not mistaken この表現は自然ですか?
A:
I might switch the words around a little and say “If I’m not mistaken, you were the person who helped me at that time” or “…who helped me before.”
Q:
Who do you person you think you have impacted in your life?
Harrison Ford was the one who had the most impact on my life. I was fascinated by his film and decided to become an actor.
My favorite movie in which he appeared is Indiana Jones. It's an adventure story about him, but it's a movie that can be very curious.
I want to be an actor early and please people. この表現は自然ですか?
Harrison Ford was the one who had the most impact on my life. I was fascinated by his film and decided to become an actor.
My favorite movie in which he appeared is Indiana Jones. It's an adventure story about him, but it's a movie that can be very curious.
I want to be an actor early and please people. この表現は自然ですか?
A:
× Who do you person you think you have impacted in your life?
✓ What person do you think has impacted your life?
× My favorite movie in which he appeared is Indiana Jones.
✓ My favorite movie is when he appeared is Indiana Jones.
× It's an adventure story about him, but it's a movie that can be very curious.
✓ The story is about his adventure, but it's a movie that can be very curious.
× I want to be an actor early and please people.
✓ Soon I want to be an actor and please people.
✓ What person do you think has impacted your life?
× My favorite movie in which he appeared is Indiana Jones.
✓ My favorite movie is when he appeared is Indiana Jones.
× It's an adventure story about him, but it's a movie that can be very curious.
✓ The story is about his adventure, but it's a movie that can be very curious.
× I want to be an actor early and please people.
✓ Soon I want to be an actor and please people.
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