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

A: It's something kids say when they are making a promise, or when they are swearing that they are telling the truth.

"I promise I will go! Cross my heart..."
"I'm not lying, I swear that's what she said! Cross my heart..."

A: “Let on” here means to reveal something or allow someone to know something. So the speaker is saying, “Your heart is big, but you don’t want to let anyone know”

A: Not for people who lack courage. It means it’s difficult or scary.

A: 1. I think it means to be cruel and mean kinda like when people say ‘heartless’

examples:
I can’t believe I bullied you, I was sick in the heart.
How could anyone be that mean? He must be sick in the heart.

A: I am sad

A: 'I have finally learned the information by heart'.
'The teacher makes sure that her student learn the poems by heart'.
'My friends learned my phone number by heart'.
'The historian knows many dates by heart'.

Hope this helps :)

A: Although he is sixty, he is very young at heart - he acts like a twelve year old.
He appears to have a very tough attitude, although at heart he is quite a shy and sensitive person.

A:

heart failure is a increasing problem in society.

The doctor said he died of massive heart failure.

A: @dtmsmn Pretty good! Here is how I would say it.

A: I still feel like a teenager at heart. (Speaker is older)

I feel like a country girl at heart. (Speaker lives in the city)

I have his best interests at heart. (Speaker cares about subject)

A: i think they are almost the same. following your heart is like following your dreams, or passion. it’s what you truly want to do. following your instinct is what you are taught to do or what you feel like doing in that moment. i’m not 100% sure but they are very similar

A: B would be used in a different way. Most likely medical. Example: “there is too much water inside my heart”

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A: From bottom of my heart is a phrase which emphasis your sincerity about something.with all my heart emphasis a strong feeling. eventhough they both have similar meaning they are used according to the situations.
EX::With all my heart I accept you as my best life partner.
::From the bottom of my heart I would like to congratulate you.

A: "how can you say...?" is natural. With "why" it would be:

"why do you say...?"

"How can you say..." means 'it seems unlikely, what is your justification?'

"Why do you say..." means 'tell me the reason you say it.'

A: this sentence doesn't make sense. maybe more context would help

A: Laughing is a general verb, so it is neither formal nor informal. However, there are some words that are more descriptive that you can use instead that describe different types or intensities of laughing. Here are a few examples:

“Giggling/to giggle/a giggle” is a small or cute laugh like a child. “Cracking up/to crack up” is a more informal way to describe an intense (or hard) laugh. “Chuckling/to chuckle/a chuckle” is often used to describe softer types of laughs (like in older people). “Cackling/to cackle/a cackle” usually means a type of evil or sharp laugh (especially for villains in stories like witches). There are many more you can look up! They can get quite specific.

You can also use the word “hearty” to describe things that come from the heart, so a “hearty laugh” would work fine for what you asked in your question. We tend to use that word to describe things that are rich in quality, especially certain foods. I hope this helps! :)

A: Right: I pierced through your heart. You won't live much longer; *you've* only *got* a few minutes.
Wrong: I pierced through your heart. You won't live much longer; you only *got* a few minutes.

"You got" in this sentence is wrong English. People say it that way because they think it sounds casual or informal or "cool". But it's just wrong English.

A: It's a play on words based on the suits of playing cards. The spade sort of looks like a heart, but it's totally black

A: Fort Knox is a vault/treasury. It holds 5,000 tons of gold bullion

A: × I can make a heart or flower on the caffe latte.
✓ I can make a heart or flower shape on top of a caffe latte.

A: "Had fun with (name) before we head off to college!"
"We finally got to hang out again before we start college"

A: × she respects a heart more than the complexion of a man
✓ She respects the heart of a man more than his complexion.

A: find it in your heart is a saying we use when asking people to show kindness and charity.

you still owe Bryan five dollars you BUM = they owe Bryan $5, "you bum" is an insult, but a bit outdated

A: × It’s normal at my generation but I just wanted to know if I don’t have to do anything and I should take medicine or something.
✓ It’s normal for my generation but I just wanted to know if I have anything and if I should be taking medication for it.

× I had X-ray and I will have another check next weekend.
✓ I had an X-ray and I will have another check-up next weekend.