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

A: There are different meanings but the most common is to convey some idea in means of expression or emotion of feeling or communication etc. Ex: I could'nt express my feeling to my dad.

A: It means that you are showing who you are, what you like/are interested in, your personality

A: Explain a thought or feeling about yourself

A: Show your true feelings/personality

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A: “Please express how you are feeling.”
“He expressed complete satisfaction.”
“Your expression looks sad.”
Express means to tell others and how them how you feel and what you feel. I hope this helped and if you have other questions please ask!

A: my longing for you is unbearable.
I yearn for you.
the pain/agony of being away from you.
being parted from you tortures my soul.
oh how I long to gaze upon you.
I am ever so weary from you absence.
I would whither away if not for the hope of seeing you.

(just be as poetic as you could be)

A: I wish you a merry Christmas!

A: "I am trying to express what I mean."

"He expressed himself well."

Sometimes "express" is also an adjective to mean "fast" or "faster than normal."

If you want to send a package you could pay extra for "express delivery" and it will arrive sooner.

"I sent it by express mail, so it arrived quickly."

A: "Express" is to act upon your feelings.
If you express yourself, you are making your inner feelings known through the use of actions.

"I express my sadness by crying and writing poetry,"
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"Appreciate" means to /express/ gratitute. You are showing that you are grateful for something in a positive way.

"I really appreciate my mother, so I cook her dinner every day,"
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A:

As verbs the difference between express and represent

is that express is (senseid) to convey or communicate; to make known or explicit while represent is to present again or anew; to present by means of something standing in the place of; to exhibit the counterpart or image of; to typify.

A: These are just vague images, but maybe it can help:
Remark: notice something and mention it in passing
Express: feelings, opinions
Mention: also saying something in passing, but not necessarily noticing something new (remark)
Describe: explaining something

A: Express is usually more personal. Describe is more factual.
I can express myself through my music.
I wanted to express my concerns but he would not listen.

When they asked what he looked like I would describe him as a tall man.

A: Expressed works better in the context. In fact I don't think the two words have similar meanings at all.

He was portrayed as a hero.
It is discouraged to express one's controversial opinions in public.

A: We do not take American Express
or
This store does not accept American Express

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A: ..to show a feeling, opinion, or fact..

A: roses formed from napkins

A: Thank you very much, I appreciate it.
I appreciate it, thank you very much.

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A: That they said just the right thing at that time, they expressed something well. 😄
- I was music but you had your ears cut off.
- That's perfectly expressed.

A: "I'm going to bed" actually is natural!

A: Here it probably more means "recognize", although in this context it does have a sense of thanks as well.