關於Appliance的意思和用法的提問

A: 1. All three appliances showed similar figures, ranging from 76 to 77.
2. All three appliances showed similar figures, ranging between 76 and 77.

A: What electronic appliances can you not live without?
(無いと生きられない家電は何?)

A: Yes! Chains can sell any type of item or food. So an appliance chain would sell refrigerators, TVs etc.

A: Anything electric. Like a stove, TV, microwave, refrigerator

A: An appliance is like a tool or machine used to do something. I think the most common appliances that we talk about are appliances in the kitchen. Some kitchen appliances are a blender, a toaster, and a microwave.

A: We went shopping for a new kitchen appliance.

A: a piece of equipment with moving parts that does work when it is given power from electricity, gasoline, etc.

Example:
Shovels are tools; bulldozers are machines.

a machine (such as a stove, microwave, or dishwasher) that is powered by electricity and that is used in people's houses to perform a particular job:

Example:
An appliance store.

A: appliance;
usually used when referring to electrical items in the kitchen.
ex. kettle and toaster are both kitchen appliances

device;
mostly used for all electronics with screens (although this isn't a strict rule). ex. smart phones, TVs. but device can be anything electric.

gadget;
gadget is an informal word mostly used for 'techy' items, that a lot of people wouldn't consider essential.
'Alexa' is a good example of a gadget.

example sentence for gadget in everyday conversation could be:
'my boyfriend really loves technology. He buys all the latest gadgets'

A: Appliances are usually things you use around the house like stove, washer, and microwave. Electrical devices are for personal use like phones, computers, and iPod.

A: Appliances are electrical machines used, in the kitchen. Such as a toaster, stove, oven, pasta maker, bread maker, refrigerator, blender, etc.

Utensils are small manual tools used in the kitchen such as a fork, knife, serving spoon, apple pealer, meat hammer, etc.

A: Both are fine, but 'electrical appliances' is more used :)

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A: i hope this helps! :-)

A: "How long has the TV been on for?" would sound natural

A: 2. Waives

A: The appliances covered in this report come from three different brand names.
Thus, there will also be three different marking labels. I must add one marking label for each brand name in the report, so I will need to add three different marking labels.

A: "It's the most used appliance at home/in the house."

I think this is what you meant, at least.

A: 1 and 2 are both good.

A: It's a fancy way to say appliance repairman. A repairman fixes what's broken in an appliance, just as a doctor fixes what's broken in a person. You would only hear this used in a marketing context, however.