關於Animation的意思和用法的提問

A: 上手、すごい、よくやった、見事、そんな感じかな。

Gorgeous as a compliment describes something that is pleasing to the eye. If you use it with a person it means 美人 or イケメン. You can use it with a view (絶景) but it sounds a little weird. The most common usage is with women (美人), it can be used with anything else you might find very nice-looking but other people might find it weird.

Even when you use it with people, it can sound a little old-fashioned but it depends on the situation.

A: His Flirty (Sexy) face.
He is giving her a look to sway her (make her like him).

A: This is neither a chinese animation nor an amarican animation, this is a japanese animation or an anime. Know the difference.

A: Animation is the name of what cartoons and anime are made from, if that makes sense. You might imagine it as taking a comic or a drawing and bringing it to life, making it move or “animating” it. For example: “Toy Story was made with 3D animation.” Or, “They are animating the film right now.”

Cartoons are the product of that animation. I think anime might also be considered a cartoon, actually. For example: “We used to watch Saturday-Morning cartoons every week.” Or, “Tom and Jerry is my favorite cartoon.”

Anime is the specific animation style usually used in Japan.

A: I believe these are the same.

A: Animation is the process of making moving images. A cartoon is a short film or a TV show that is made using animation. In general you would say "watch a cartoon" (or "watch an animated movie", if it's a film like The Little Mermaid or Toy Story) rather than "watch animation".

A: Anime: Japanese animation
Cartoon: Western animation (older style, not computer animated)
Manga: Japanese comics

A: Cartoons are generally directed at children, but many consider anime and all animation as "a cartoon".

Cartoons, however, are characterized by multiple episodes with a continuing storyline or not. Some have random events every episode, while others may have a plot.

Animation, however, is the process to make cartoons. We also call short, one-off animated videos as "animations," as well as lengthy animated movies. Therefor, animations are USUALLY singular story lines that do not continue, but technically, all animated videos could be correctly called "animations".

I hope this helps!

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A: You transcribed correctly. It's an idiom:

"break a sweat" = "work hard"

"You wouldn't be breaking a sweat to save her skin" = "You wouldn't [have to] work hard to save her skin" = "It would be easy for you to save her"

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A: Famous Japanese animation creator, Makoto Shinkai, has released his latest film, "Weathering with you." This is optimized for IMAX technology, giving us a fantastic experience with vivid visuals and clear sound. In the end credits, we can find many names of foreign creators. This film is literally the pride of Japan, although created under a multi-national cooperation. It describes the beauty of Tokyo, Japan, and its weather. I highly recommend it.


Just a few tiny details here and there, and I fixed some stuff that wasn't grammatically incorrect too to make it sound better ^^

A: yes, there is a difference. Animation is a category of movies or films or shows. Animations is a little different and does not necessarily refer to the category of films or shows.

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I haven't watched this SAO episode yet, thanks for reminding me, man! haha

A: Sounds good! You could also just say “the animation” instead of “the animation film”