關於Arrow的意思和用法的提問

A: i missed M. thanks! that was what I'm asking

A: It's an idiom.
The British use it more than Americans.

"Slings and arrows" are bad things that happen to you that are not your fault.

the slings and arrows (of something) = the problems and difficulties (of something)

Example sentences:

She seemed generally unable to cope with the slings and arrows of life.

He endured the usual slings and arrows of a life lived in the media spotlight.


This expression comes from the line "the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune," in Shakespeare's play "Hamlet."

A: Arrow can either be a symbol/sign or the tip of a weapon used for hunting

A: This is a famous quote from the video game 'Skyrim,' spoken by a non-playable character.

After he sees the main character (you) walk past him, he says: "I used to be an adventurer like you, but then I took an arrow to the knee."

That means he used to be an adventurer but he suffered an injury: an arrow hit his knee so he probably could not walk anymore

A: I don't see any arrow button, didn't know it existed :o

A: thank you!

A: The difference lies in the meaning. "to point at" means that something points at something else physically. "to point to" means that something or someone draws a line between two things that have a connection or correlation, like for example how a footnote in an essay can point to source material.

"The arrow points at a tree in the forest."
= the arrow points at said tree like it was looking at it

"The professor is pointing to a website providing more information on the subject."

An arrow rarely points TO something, so I used a different example here

I hope this helps😊

A: thanks

A: A straight arrow is a metaphor for a person who is an honest, morally upright person. A straight shooter is also a metaphor, for someone who speaks truthfully. They tell you exactly what you need to know. Honest and occasionally blunt with their words

A:

That’s a beater, hanging where there should be a mallet.

That will sound terrible. Totally the wrong tool for the job.

A: So maybe you are talking about the arrow of the bow and arrow.

>——> 🤺

Arrow

A-roh
A-ro

😁

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A: I don’t know what you are trying to say

A: arrow

A: the first two sounded fine

I would write it like this *Even if someone is young or old, I prefer cheerful people.

And I couldn't understand the last one at all

hope this helps ::)

A: sharp is an adjective, sharpen is a verb

A: great already but the tenses are a bit wrong. your answer could be in past tense " i saw that there were several arrows on the ground" or in present tense "i see that there are several arrows on the ground"

A: @naoki7: No problem! 😊

A: These arrows are facing inwards slightly.