關於Paint的意思和用法的提問

A: Paint that is old, cracked, and worn out so that it is now coming off of the surface in flakes and small pieces.

A: Paint items made of clay

A: in this context, "paint" means to point an invisible laser at a target, to "paint" it so it can be identified. this meaning is almost always used in the context of modern war.

A: "Like watching grass grow" is another one with the same meaning.

A: It's possible because the south side is some distance away from the speaker's location. It may be there to emphasize how far away the factory will be from, say, the center of town.

A: Paint your wagon, and ride along

I thought it was funny that my mum called makeup her war paint, but then i saw her office

The lead paint, flaking off the house for years, tasted delicious to the children

A:
Hey I need a paint brush.
Do you know where a paint brush is.
Can I change my paint brush.
I need to find the correct paint brush.

These are just a few that you can use.

A: Okay!
I like to paint flowers.
This red paint has a very vibrant color.

A: it is my birthday so we are going to paint the town red
or......we are going to paint the town

A: I like this color of paint for our bedroom.

Wow, this is a beautiful painting! Did you paint it?

I want to paint my dorm room hot pink.

A: Drawは鉛筆やペンなどを使って描く事で、

Paintは絵の具を使って描く事です。

A: I like to paint every day.

Art is something beautiful.

Paint can often be used to make art.

Paint can come in different types such as oil or acrylic.

A: paint-краска, рисовать

draw-чертеж, рисунок, рисовать

это синонимы

A: To paint something is to use paint but draw is more like using pencil to outline/draw something.
They basically do the same thing but just differ based on what material you are using

A: Both mean the same thing. The first uses infinitives and the second gerunds, and in your examples both are correct and equivalent. If there is a distinguishing nuance, I would say "creating" is more active and visceral, while "to create" is more intellectual. Others may not see any difference at all.

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A: Paint the wall in blue

A: Glow-in-the-dark paint/This paint will shine in the dark

A: It's not a natural sentence to me, but that's how I say it.

A: That was perfect!!! Excellent!

A: you can use paint for both situations; wall and drawing. But when you are being specific you can say wall paint or house paint vs oil or acrylic paint or certain names for different paint. it just depends on which paint you use for drawing

A: "Paint the statue from the toes up" is more natural.

A: You should say "I decided to start a painting of a child sleeping in the shape of an arch."

A: "Paint the town red" means to go on a wild spree. "Paint the town beige" must be a rather lame spree by comparison.