關於Discord的意思和用法的提問

A: "Twitch" and "Discord" are two different websites where people can connect and chat online, usually in groups.

Hope that helps a bit.

A: "discord" is an social media app where you can conversate with other through messages or voice chats. So, the person is asking if you have an account in Discord :)

A: disagreement between people
lack of harmony between music notes

When people don't agree about something.
When music notes don't sound like they are in harmony. They don't sound good.

A: Discord is a communication program that is commonly used by gamers to communicate. Nowadays it is used by non gamers too, due to the ease of use. You can google it and learn more about its features.

A: It means to start an argument or a disagreement. To sow is the same as to spread.

A: I sensed discord within the garden.

You didn’t feel alright, for your mind was full of discord.

He/She went outside, for she/he couldn’t handle the discord that was within the room.

They caused a lot of discord, so I left.

We couldn’t help but cause discord, everyone was so rude.

A: I use "discord" more for when the situation is messy/disorderly.

On the other hand, "disagreement" is more neutral.

A: discard*
No big difference. "Throw away" is the more common way.

A: I'm sorry but they're just insults and death threats. I could tell you the translation but I'd rather not :(( Stay safe.. How'd you get them this mad?

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A: × C : No, I just saw B was having a little chat with A on discord this morning.
✓ C : I saw B chatting with A on discord this morning

× But haven’t met him yet.
✓ But I didn't say hi

You did see B, even if you didn't say anything to them, so it doesn't make sense to say no.
If you just said 'I saw B online this morning' most people would already be able to infer you didn't talk to B much, because if you had talked to them you would normally say so, e.g 'Yes, I chatted with B this morning'

A: it means discord will open faster when there isn’t any other programs running

boots = opens, starts (for computers)
os = operating system
processes = other programs

A: usually, people say "unmute" or "unmute my mic"

but it's also fine to say "turn on my mic"

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A: "Established" sounds a little too formal for this situation, to me. Companies and countries are established, but something small like a Discord server is just "set up" or "made".