Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Cat"

A: I also read detective conan but unfortunately I forgot which chapter was this haha. ran and kazuha are showing them a video of people playing quiz, then the guy in the video answer with "the cat in the attic.", which turns out to be the correct answer.

then kazuha and ran say "me ga ne" which means eyeglasses, which help heiji and conan to realize the trick and stuffs.

"the cat in the attic" in there is actually a word play. as you can see, the code is "ya me u ra no me ko". it can be rearranged to "ya ne u ra heya no neko", which means the cat in the attic.

A: She is doing things that is making her become a cat model.

A: An old cat= a cat ( animal with a tail!) that is old in years

One old cat= a kind of baseball game

Cat = in Jazz ( music) musicians call each other cat = usually refers to a MAN
He was a hip cat.

Cat= can refer to a woman

A: Presumably it refers to ‘Schrödinger’s cat’ in quantum mechanics. It means a cat which is alive and dead at the same time

A: It means that he was so surprised or confused that he could not speak. When you are expecting someone to say something and they are completely silent, you ask, "What's the matter? Cat got your tongue?".

A: It's an expression in itself. It's kind of symbolic, almost like an idiom. It basically means that people will misbehave when they know they won't get in trouble for it.

For example: If a strict mom doesn't let her kids watch scary movies when she is home, instead they watch scary movies when she isn't home you could say "When the cat's away, the mice will play"

A: Example 1: He brought a cat into the house, it was a present for the little boy.

example 2: He brought a cat into the house as a present for the little boy.

A: I can only think of a few ways to say this.

What sound does a cat make?
How does a cat sound?
What does a cat say?

A: Ex 1: Isn’t that cat so cute?
Ex 2: The cat has black fur.
Ex 3: The cat meowed.
Ex 4: My cat loves cuddling.
Ex 5: The cat ran away.
Ex 6: My cat is very cute.
Ex 7: My cat is lazy.
Ex 8: My cat loves to play.
Ex 9: My cat is small.
Ex 10: My cat is a girl/boy.

A: When in the dark, appearances are meaningless, since everything is hard to see or unseen.

Even if my date is ugly, I don't care, because all cats are grey in the dark.

意味はわかりすか？

A: If you ask me there's no difference at all. Just a different way of saying it.

A: Stray cat - a cat with no home. It could just be lost and looking for its owner, or it could live on the streets.

Feral cat - a cat that was born on the streets and has never been owned by a human. They live in colonies and don't like people, so even if they are caught and brought inside they often don't make good pets.

A: There is actually no difference in meaning between the two! You could even shorten “I have got a cat” to “I’ve got a cat” to make it more casual c:

A: @MarBordon

the cat is out of the bag means the secret or motive revealed itself.

while spill the beans means asking or forcing someone to say or reveal the secret.

A: There is no difference; they both are grammatically very incorrect. The correct sentence is, ''We don't have a cat''.

A: Sometimes people will say the cat is making biscuits or kneading . Very similar to Italian.

A: @taxyun24 correct! Perfect example of sentence and picture

A: Annoying would probably be best. Or, if you mean to say he often demands attention from you, you could say high-maintenance. If the cat bothers you because it wants your love and affection, you could say it is a needy cat.

annoying = the cat bothers you, or does stupid things that make you mad sometimes.

high maintenance = the cat takes a lot effort, and it takes up a lot of your time to care for it

needy = the cat always wants you to pet it or give it attention because it loves you so much

Obsessive doesn’t really work here unless you are mentioning what the cat obsesses over. For example:
“My cat spends all day staring at my fish tank. It’s obsessive.”

A: Stray animals.
Stray is the adjective you need.

A: @-dOlf-

I am as curious as a cat when it comes to learning new things.

– In learning new things – this does not sound good.

More natural:

I am curious like a cat when it comes to learning new things.

This is what a good English writer would say

A: × how do you call it when a cat massages a pillow?
✓ What do you call it when a cat massages a pillow?

× here in italy we say "il gatto fa il pane" (cat makes bread).
✓ here in Italy, we say "il gatto fa il pane" (cat makes bread).

× I was wondering if in English there is something like that
✓ I was wondering if there is something like that in English.

I wasn’t sure if you wanted this fixed or if you wanted an answer. Where I live, we call that “kneading” or “kneading dough,” but I know they call that “making biscuits” in the USA (or at least parts of the USA)

A: × I cut cats nails a little.
✓ I cut my cats nails a little.

× They really hate it so they struggled.
✓ They really hate it so they tried resisting.

× But if I leave the nails keep growing, someday it can hurts them.
✓ But if I let the nails keep growing, someday it might hurt them.

A: × I changed cat meal and cat enjoyed it so much new meal so It feels rewarding.
✓ I switched to a different brand of cat food and my cat enjoyed it so much ! So I feel great about it !

A: Not really

‎The cat is looking through the crack in the cardboard box.

This is more a hole than a crack:

A: "(A)" is correct.
"isn't" = is not
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AKA "There is no cat on the sofa"/There are no cats on the sofa".
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"There isn't enough time in my workday to finish the jobs I have to do".
"If I am running late, there usually isn't enough time to eat my breakfast".
"That mess in the kitchen isn't mine".
"That isn't my signature on that contract".