關於Sky的意思和用法的提問

A: "I like how clear the sky is."

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This sentence is basically pointing out, that the person admires the sky because there are no clouds. The sky is "clear" hence, the sky is blue as can be, with no cloud or disturbances in sight. The "like" signifies that the person speaking is enjoying that the sky is clear.

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A: Maui was blasted out of the sky by the Gods. It means he was knocked down from the sky.

A: A skyscraper very tall building like the Empire State Building or the Burj Khalifa

A: The worst may have happened but there is something good to come out of it

A: It means that you can do anything or that there's no limit to what you can do.

A: Lofty, definite sky doesn't make much sense.
Lofty does mean high in space, but it can also mean snooty, smug, or appearing to think that someone is better than others. Ex. The people didn't like the king because of his lofty attitude.

To speak of a wide sky, you can say: expansive (means big), vast (huge and long), broad (long), wide open (this is a common way to describe the sky in US speech). Ex. "We traveled under the wide open sky."

A: Only is an adverb in this sentence. It is modifying the verb "see".
It's answering the question, "How can you see?"

A: I believe that the sky is the limit. You can achieve whatever you want as long as you work hard for it.
The sky is the limit is mostly used by itself as a sentence to mean that the possibilities are limitless.

A: It’s a figure of speech. Referring to calmer weather or good weather to enjoy . For example if it’s raining outside and you planned for a picnic one may say “ the sky is angry, let’s wait until it’s friendly again” you refer to the sky as you may refer to a person .

A: The sky is beautiful
The sky is blue
I wish I could fly in the sky
The birds fly in the sky
"Reach for the sky" <--- an expression that means to dream big

A: i would just say if the sky comes falling down, then the rest of the sentence. and skip to you or for you all together.

A: Just an expression for nice weather in the whole prefecture or state or something.

A: Sky: the space or atmosphere visible from earth (ex sentence: The stars in the sky are pretty.)
Heaven: a place in some religions as the afterlife and some believe heaven is believed to be in or above the skies. (Synonyms: hereafter, paradise, nirvana)

A: sky is where airplanes fly. heaven is where angels live.

A: They can often be used interchangeably. “Blue skies” is more poetic/lyrical.

A: It can be singular or plural...but I couldn’t tell you why. Using the plural sounds a little more poetic or old-fashioned

A: Perfect sentence 👌🏼
I (had)/ I have realized how precious the clean sky is only after having suffered from air pollution.

A: The sky has many clouds, I think it will rain.

A: yeah lol

A: Yes, it sounds natural.

A: "I dislike the rainy sky but showers
As I dislike human beings but your existence
If I were a bird, I would give you azure skies
If I were a flower, I would give you pure scents
Since I am human, a colorless animal
I cannot give you anything but love."

I like this poem. What's it called?

A: There are no clouds in the sky
> that would be a better way to phrase it :)

A: Using beautiful twice in a sentence this short sounds odd. You could switch one of the "beautiful"s with another word.
"It was so beautiful with the purple sky!"
"It was so amazing with the beautiful sky!"

Or you could shorten the sentence overall.
"The sky was so beautiful!"

A: With since you should use present perfect tenses
So , I have loved watching the sky since I was young !

A: If you have just started to look up at the sky, or are only looking up briefly, "I glanced up at the sky absentmindedly" would be a bit more casual.

If you're looking for a while, I don't think there is a good word that is just casual that would be better than "gaze." Everything I can think of could be either casual or intense depending on context, so yours is probably fine.