關於Era的意思和用法的提問

A: A period of time such as
a geological era
the era of enlightenment
revolutionary era

A: They’re saying that person is from a different time period. For example I would say, “Music from the 1980s is from a different era.” which is the same as me saying “Music from the 1980s is from a different time period.”

A: Probably an era heavily affected by postmodernism and irony, a culture in which everything feels outdated and nothing feels serious.

A: ère

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34. The
35. (I'm not sure, what are the options there?)

A: era can mean a time in the past. Example: the Roman era

A: @3535353535 This modern era is full of surprises.

A: .An era refers to a specific time period while a period may be used to refer to events that do not have any specific era or exact dates.
so it would be Heisei era

A: A period can be used to describe any section of time.
"Children at school have a 30-minute lunch period."
"World War I was followed by a period of great instability."
An era is like a period, but only describes a large amount of time, especially in history.
"The death of the emperor was the beginning of a new era."

A: Yes. But era cannot cover all the meanings of age.

A: My grandmother was alive in the epoch when president Kennedy was assassinated.

The industrial revolution era changed the world drastically.

Both words are very similar but epoch is a word you use to specify one moment in history. Era refers to a longer period of time.

A: A period can refer to any length of time like 5 seconds or 5 million years. It just depends on the context.

An era refers to a long period of time (often many years) in history that has a distinctive feature or characteristic that distinguishes that period from other periods of time that came before or after.

So, for example, if a country changes from a communist party leadership to a socialist party leadership, you could describe the years that the country was under communist rule as a "communist era" and the later years as a "socialist era".

A: No wonder

A: (Él) era tan bello como un ángel =
He was as beautiful as an angel

Ella era tan bella como un ángel =
She was as beautiful as an angel

A: What was so important?
What was that so important (thing)?

A: once upon time an wine

A: Oh. It defines a long period of time in history or a notable date in history.

A: IN TODAY’S ELECTRONIC AGE, lots of young people have IDOLS, or simply _ role-models, who may not be the best CHOICE. _ _ _ _ It is BECOMING EVER more COMMONPLACE to EXHIBIT bad habits, to bad-mouth PEOPLE and TO stand out by doing inappropriate things. There are many problems which are common TO all young people. For example, <-- how THEY spend their free time, what THEY do after school, HOW THEY CHOOSE a profession, how THEY TREAT THEIR girlFRIENDS and BOYFRIENDS and so on. All young people want to be independent - they want their parents to listen to their opinionS, not to interfere in their private LIVES. Many problems USED TO BE hushed up, but now we can speak openly about them. I think that the most difficult and serious problem WITH modern teenAGERS is that grownups do not hear them. THIS HAS A negative impact on their behavior. They want to express their feelings, thoughts, etc. Basically they want to be heard. But DUE TO THEIR lack of experience, support and insight, <-- they often make mistakes THAT they will definitely regret _ in THE future.
We are young people and we are the future of our country. Teenagers play an important role in _ modern society. Grownups must remember that we are the future and THAT WE'RE STILL EVOLVING AS INDIVIDUALS, AND NOT BE TOO QUICK TO JUDGE US.

A: It's related to a time period.

"Obama-era policies led to war"
Meaning: The time when Obama was President, his policies led to war.

You can also say things like "Super Famicom-era games were the best!"

A: I think the "finally came" is better.

A: Ahhhh your English is even better than I thought! Yes these things are very similar. Humanitarians and Humanists share the same concerns for people all over however their motives differ. All Humanists are Humanitarians however not all Humanitarians are Humanists.

Humanitarian means doing kind and humane things for other humans. People do humanitarian things for many different reasons. Humanism is the reason for our humanitarian involvements.

Humanitarian concerns naturally develop from a Humanist world view. Since Humanists do not find evidence for an afterlife or the supernatural, our focus is on things in this world. It’s up to us to use our heads and make life go well. We aim to live wisely by human effort and intelligence as we humanely share this world with others. Kurt Vonnegut put it this way, “Being a Humanist means trying to behave decently without expectation of rewards or punishment after you are dead.”

I suppose the differences are so small you could use either interchangeably and no one would really argue unless they knew these small details.

For example a Humanitarian might be helpful to other people because they fear how God may judge them if they don't behave kindly towards their neighbors. However a Humanists know aiding fellow humans is the correct path despite whatever may happen to them. Both titles represent the passion and concern the individual has for humanity and its interests.

A: You need the word "in".

Either of these would work:

In which era did he live?
Which era did he live in?