Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Item"
The meaning of "Item" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does all items are subject to review for admissibility into canada by the canada border services agency mean?
A:
캐나다 border services은 당신의 가져오는 물건을 점검할 수도 있다.
Q:
What does some small stationary items(give me picture about this!) mean?
A:
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Q:
What does let's flip-frop our items. mean?
A:
It means the you trade them or swap.
Q:
What does item abbreviations failing mean?
A:
It means you have failed to abbreviate the words correctly
Q:
What does Send the item as it was meant to be send in the first place :) mean?
A:
まずは、発送したはずのものを発送してください。
Example sentences using "Item"
Q:
Please show me example sentences with item.
A:
- it costs $2 per item
- this item will catch anyone eyes.
- this sweatshirt is my favorite item of clothing
- this necklace is a must have item
- this item will catch anyone eyes.
- this sweatshirt is my favorite item of clothing
- this necklace is a must have item
Q:
Please show me example sentences with item.
A:
Put the item on the shelf.
She stole the item when the store owner wasn't looking at her.
Which item are you buying?
This item is rare and valuable.
Show me the item you have hidden behind your back.
They don't want that item anymore.
If the item is too big then we can cut it in half.
He copied the item so he could have an extra one if the first one broke or got lost.
She stole the item when the store owner wasn't looking at her.
Which item are you buying?
This item is rare and valuable.
Show me the item you have hidden behind your back.
They don't want that item anymore.
If the item is too big then we can cut it in half.
He copied the item so he could have an extra one if the first one broke or got lost.
Q:
Please show me example sentences with "item" in meaning of thing.
A:
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Synonyms of "Item" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between item and stuff ?
A:
An item is a single thing, and stuff is a collection of items.
“He gave me an item that meant a lot to him.”
“He gave me some of his stuff.”
“He gave me an item that meant a lot to him.”
“He gave me some of his stuff.”
Q:
What is the difference between an exclusive item and a limited item ?
A:
Exclusive: no one else has it.
Limited: there are only a certain number of them.
So, if some new Adidas shoes were only being sold in one store in Tokyo, and nowhere else, they would be exclusive.
And if Adidas only made 300 pairs of them, they would be limited.
Hope that helps!
Limited: there are only a certain number of them.
So, if some new Adidas shoes were only being sold in one store in Tokyo, and nowhere else, they would be exclusive.
And if Adidas only made 300 pairs of them, they would be limited.
Hope that helps!
Q:
What is the difference between items and stuff ?
A:
'stuff' is a slang word and can mean almost anything for example:
"I've bought some stuff."
In this sentence, it means shopping items.
"I've got a lot of stuff to do."
In this sentence, it means chores or things someone must get done.
Items, however, is more specific and can only mean things. It is a solid object, in other words. For example, you can't say you've got a lot of items to do, because that would mean you have a lot of solid objects to do. However, you can say you've got a lot of stuff to do, because 'stuff' is an informal word used for almost anything.
"I've bought some stuff."
In this sentence, it means shopping items.
"I've got a lot of stuff to do."
In this sentence, it means chores or things someone must get done.
Items, however, is more specific and can only mean things. It is a solid object, in other words. For example, you can't say you've got a lot of items to do, because that would mean you have a lot of solid objects to do. However, you can say you've got a lot of stuff to do, because 'stuff' is an informal word used for almost anything.
Q:
What is the difference between item and product ?
A:
"Item" is more general. It means 物.
A "product" is something that was made (produced) by humans (作られた物に限る). Usually it's sold in a shop.
All products are items. But not all items are products.
Examples:
The staff put the new products on the shelves of the electronics store.
There are many items on the shelves of the grocery store.
There is a variety of items on the menu at that restaurant. (料理は人間に作られるのにproductと思われていません).
A "product" is something that was made (produced) by humans (作られた物に限る). Usually it's sold in a shop.
All products are items. But not all items are products.
Examples:
The staff put the new products on the shelves of the electronics store.
There are many items on the shelves of the grocery store.
There is a variety of items on the menu at that restaurant. (料理は人間に作られるのにproductと思われていません).
Q:
What is the difference between There is no item in your shopping cart. and There are no items in your shopping cart. ?
A:
I think that both terms are basically the same thing
Translations of "Item"
Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? How to make the third item and whether the rest is good?
A:
omg the sentences are so stupid (I don't mean your mistakes, I really mean the sentences, it's obnoxiously absurd, like Did you swim in the swimming race?)
n2 is ok
3. what did you run
4. I DIDN'T DO
5. did you swim
n2 is ok
3. what did you run
4. I DIDN'T DO
5. did you swim
Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? (these items except of the crown)
A:
GLOBUS CRUCIGER (THE ORB AND CROSS)
SCEPTRE
you're welcome lol
SCEPTRE
you're welcome lol
Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? is my English correct?
I have two items simillar to the one you lost.
I have two items simillar to the one you lost.
A:
I have two items similar to the one you lost.
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? item
A:
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Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? "this item is not eligible for discount" (I want write this sentence in a format suitable to shop tags. Please see the additional information)
A:
@Minamori: That works too! I have seen tags like that here, actually. I don't think you need to worry too much about that unless people in your country do not understand the word sale.
Other questions about "Item"
Q:
I'm trying to pick up some items that I bought from the app.
Please check my grammar and tell me if I can make it shorter.
"I'm here to pick up items that I bought from the app"
Please check my grammar and tell me if I can make it shorter.
"I'm here to pick up items that I bought from the app"
A:
That is correct and specific. If it is for takeout food or somewhere where picking up items is common, you could shorten it to just "I'm here to pick up" when someone greets you.
Q:
Choose the item among A, B, C or D that best answers the question about the passage:
The United States has been criticized for its treatment of its elderly citizens. Although in many other countries the elderly usually live with their children’s family, many older Americans live alone, without the close companionship of their children. This situation is sometimes blamed on the “selfishness” of the younger generation but a closer look shows that many of the elderly prefer to maintain their independent lives.
Research on the situation of the elderly in America has shown that while grandparents are delighted to be visited periodically by their children and grandchildren, they prefer to continue living in the surroundings that they are familiar with. This suggests that children should permit their parents to live alone if they wish to, and should encourage them to maintain close ties to the rest of the family.
Another surprising result of the research on the elderly in the United States has been the very positive influence which pets have been found to have on the elderly people that they live with. It has been shown that elderly people who care for small pets, such as cats or dogs, live longer, are healthier, and have better attitudes towards their lives than similar elderly people without these companions.
Question: Many of the elderly Americans want to …...
A. keep living in their well-known places and conditions
B. remain with their grandchildren in their houses
C. remove to their sons’ or daughters’ homes
D. live with their friends in their hometown
The key is A but i dont understand the phrase " well-known places and conditions". Is there any sentence in the passage that means this? Or may be the key is incorrect?
The United States has been criticized for its treatment of its elderly citizens. Although in many other countries the elderly usually live with their children’s family, many older Americans live alone, without the close companionship of their children. This situation is sometimes blamed on the “selfishness” of the younger generation but a closer look shows that many of the elderly prefer to maintain their independent lives.
Research on the situation of the elderly in America has shown that while grandparents are delighted to be visited periodically by their children and grandchildren, they prefer to continue living in the surroundings that they are familiar with. This suggests that children should permit their parents to live alone if they wish to, and should encourage them to maintain close ties to the rest of the family.
Another surprising result of the research on the elderly in the United States has been the very positive influence which pets have been found to have on the elderly people that they live with. It has been shown that elderly people who care for small pets, such as cats or dogs, live longer, are healthier, and have better attitudes towards their lives than similar elderly people without these companions.
Question: Many of the elderly Americans want to …...
A. keep living in their well-known places and conditions
B. remain with their grandchildren in their houses
C. remove to their sons’ or daughters’ homes
D. live with their friends in their hometown
The key is A but i dont understand the phrase " well-known places and conditions". Is there any sentence in the passage that means this? Or may be the key is incorrect?
A:
The key is correct. By “well-known places and conditions” the text is referring to the sentence “…they prefer to continue living in the surroundings that they are familiar with”. Well-known places doesn’t mean cities/famous places, it just means places that the elderly are familiar with.
Q:
Would you rather say
items that were lost when moving in 2002/items that were lost while moving in 2002/items that were lost during moving in 2002?
Or is there any other way to say it?
items that were lost when moving in 2002/items that were lost while moving in 2002/items that were lost during moving in 2002?
Or is there any other way to say it?
A:
1) All three have the same meaning, however the wording needs to be different for “during.”
2) Additionally, since the items got lost in the past, you need to use a past tense verb (not “are” which is present tense)
3) “that” (items that…) specifies which items, so essentially you don’t have sentences here. You have a noun & a descriptive phrase but no predicate (verb) for your subject (Items).
You probably already knew this and were just asking about the phrase specifically, but I just wanted to cover all bases just in case.
——-
Items that WERE lost when moving in 2002… (there needs to be more to this sentence)
Items that were lost while moving in 2002… (there needs to be more to this sentence)
Items that were lost during THE / OUR / MY (etc.) 2002 move…. (there needs to be more to this sentence)
——-
Items GOT lost when moving in 2002. (Complete sentence)
Items got lost while moving in 2002.
(Complete sentence)
Items got lost during the move in 2002.
(Complete sentence)
2) Additionally, since the items got lost in the past, you need to use a past tense verb (not “are” which is present tense)
3) “that” (items that…) specifies which items, so essentially you don’t have sentences here. You have a noun & a descriptive phrase but no predicate (verb) for your subject (Items).
You probably already knew this and were just asking about the phrase specifically, but I just wanted to cover all bases just in case.
——-
Items that WERE lost when moving in 2002… (there needs to be more to this sentence)
Items that were lost while moving in 2002… (there needs to be more to this sentence)
Items that were lost during THE / OUR / MY (etc.) 2002 move…. (there needs to be more to this sentence)
——-
Items GOT lost when moving in 2002. (Complete sentence)
Items got lost while moving in 2002.
(Complete sentence)
Items got lost during the move in 2002.
(Complete sentence)
Q:
Put the items in their appropriate place.
Does this sound natural?
in a house cleaning context
Does this sound natural?
in a house cleaning context
A:
Yes. Put them in their appropiate place or where they belong, is the same as saying : put them away.
Q:
You can buy the item up to 5.
You can buy this up to 10.
Does this sound natural?
You can buy this up to 10.
Does this sound natural?
A:
× You can buy the item up to 5.
✓ You can buy up to 5 of these
× You can buy this up to 10.
✓ You can buy up to 10 of these
✓ You can buy up to 5 of these
× You can buy this up to 10.
✓ You can buy up to 10 of these
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