關於Sea的意思和用法的提問

A: that the sea is shining

A: A sea nettle is a type of jelly fish that stings.

A: sea level would be the altitude of the sea. a mountain is 1000s of meters above sea level

A: Your 'sea legs' is just the ability to stand up, and move naturally on a boat. The boat rocks, and so it is different from standing on land.

A: Okay, để chị giải thích!

"Microlending" = từ này chị cũng ko rành nên phải Google mới hiểu.
Microloan là loan nhỏ cho mượn từ 1 người thay vì từ ngân hàn. Thường thường, nhẫn nước Tây đưa microloan cho nhẫn người ở nước nghèo để giúp họ start a business. Microlending là động từ.

"Trendspotting" = trend là "mốt". Spotting là "nhìn thấy". Từ này chỉ dùng khi nói về thời trang & áo quần thôi. Example: Many people go to New York to trendspot.

"Telecommuting" = từ commute có nghĩa là "đi làm". Telecommute là "làm việc ở nhà" (work from home). Nó có nghĩa bạn làm cho công ty và họ cho bạn làm ở nhà nếu bạn có internet. Không biết ở VN có telecommute ko. Ở Mỹ bây giờ rất là phổ biến.

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("All at sea or at sea" = very confused by a situation; unable to understand a situation.)

"I'm all at sea when you three talk about math"

"Do you understand or are you all at sea?"

"Since the beginning I am all at sea."

"I'll explain again since you seems all at sea."

"While you were all at sea we were doing the work for tomorrow!"

"Since you lost that bet you seems all at sea, so get over it!"

Hope I helped you 😊

A: the sailor had sailed across the seven seas on a quest to find adventure

A: "I went to get food."
"Can you get me a coffee?"
"Get over here."

A: If you're talking about it as an idiom, it means to be confused by something, a couple examples are "I am all at sea with this instructions manual" and "This assignment has got me all at sea" I've personally never even used the phrase before so does this make sense?😄🤓

A: I lost my mom in the sea of people at the market.

I lost my mom to the sea of paperwork she had to work on.

I lost my mom in the sea of kids at the playground.

A: They're used interchangeably many times but in geography, oceans are bigger than seas. Pacific Ocean vs Sea of Japan

A: "sea" is smaller. like the Black Sea, (黒海) or Baltic Sea (バルト海)

Ocean is bigger, like Pacific Ocean (太平洋) or Indian Ocean (インド洋)

Beach is the sandy part where land meets sea or ocean.

A: "Sea" refers to a smaller body of water than an ocean (e.g. "We went to the beach and swam in the sea"), while "ocean" refers to the large body of water that covers the majority of the earth's surface (e.g. "This river flows into the Pacific Ocean")

A: I believe there are some bridges across seas (definitely not oceans). Also consider lakes, which are the large bodies of water that are landlocked. Those have bridges.

In Florida, we do technically have a bridge over a sea though. just make sure you say "across" instead of cross.

A: For conversation purposes, they are pretty much the same thing :) for the most part (as an american) we say ocean for any body of water not on land. We don't usually specify between ocean and sea :)

If you want to get technical, a sea is a smaller body of (salt) water that is not part of the 5 oceans (Atlantic, Pacific, Arctic, Southern, and Indian)

A: More natural: "Don't be careless/reckless."
Like when someone makes decisions without thinking

A: Don't be lazy

A: say sounds a bit like 谁
see, sea and C all sound the same. It's like 四 and一 said really fast. 快速。 四一，四一，四一四一四一

A: Don't be too tough with yourself

A: "The water is murky" also works

A: ​​After that we went into the sea to take a bath. We had a lot of fun. At 5:00 pm we decided to return, but first we stayed on the beach seeing the sunset. Then, we started our trip home. While my father's friend was driving, the truck skidded to a halt and fell into a ditch. It was horrible because I saw how everything around us was spinning. Fortunately, there was not too much damage in the interior of the car, but my mother's friend hit her head on a part of the car. She bled and did not remember the accident, so she asked us to tell her what happened over and over again because she would immediately forget everything after we explain to her what happened.

A:
Snorkeling at the Red Sea in Egypt
OR
Snorkeling in the Read Sea in Egypt
☺️

A: It sounds really good but sip sounds more like ship. Probably because of accent? Try pronounce like this:

A: Many sea turtles come up onto the beaches around here to lay their eggs

A: Oops :). Different areas of the world have different sea levels, but when talking about sea levels it tends to be the general sea level mostly referred to as "global sea levels" so you'll probs just hear sea levels most of the time.