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

A: I’ve always admired musicians.

Awesome! comes from awe. Awe is to respect, to admire, to be amazed. “To hold something in awe” is to admire something a lot.

A: It means: A musician came in.
In came ..... is a rhetorical strategy often used in oral narratives. It can emphasize the physical dimension of the narrated action and/or delay the appearance of the subject.

A: She enjoys the feeling (the “level of living” or the “feeling of living”) she gets when playing music. She wants other parts of her life to have that same feeling.

A: I think "punch it into" is used to type something into a technology. But it is an informal expression. For example:
"punch it into google to get an answer." (type it into google to get an answer)
"I punched the location into google maps." (I put the location into google maps.)

Additionally, I think the overall sentence is used to say that he is very casual person. I think it is uncommon to have your address easily accessible on uber.

A: He is bad and can only sing one song. Either he literally sings a single song, or the person is saying that all of the person's songs sound the same.

A: Aspire: to dream of doing in the future
Eager: Excited to do or experience

“Since childhood, he aspired to be a musician”
“He was very eager to start guitar lessons.”

A: To be in our band, it is essential to be a musician.

An instrument is essential to being a musician.

these are very literal examples.

A: 1- everyone considers him as a popular musician. he is actually popular among people.
2) people believe that he is a popular musician. he may or may not be popular actually.
3) everyone thinks that he is a popular musician. he may or may not be popular.

the three of them mean more or less the same and their usage can be interchangeable.

A: Neither is a very common expression, but the difference is that a strolling musician is doing this because he wants to and is free to do so, but a vagrant musician is much more like a beggar, not really belonging (or welcome) anywhere.

A: So, the musician decided to do something.

추가 정보를 제공 할 수 있다면 더 자세한 답변을 드릴 수 있습니다.

A: In American English, it sounds pretty old-fashioned to use words like “boorish”. But it might make sense if it was in an ancient or historical drama. This sentence sounds a bit formal and old-fashioned, but not weird.
“to cleanse us of these boorish customs” would sound more correct though.

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A: Try saying it like this:
“He is a musician. He plays guitar and sings very well.”

A: ‎I highly recommend the Korean musicians, named Shin Jung Hyun and Kim Jung Mi. They performed during the 60 -70s. The style of music they pursue is psychedelic. Shin Jung Hyun is considered the master and godfather of rock. You need to listen to these songs, 아름다운 강산, 미련, 봄 and 봄비.

A: Chance Visits Everyone.
チャンスは誰にでも訪れる。

visitという動詞は普通はチャンスとあまり組み合わせないのでいいです。日本語だと自然に聞こえますが。


Nobody without a Chance.
チャンスがない人はいない


Chance likes brave hearts.
チャンスは勇気がある人が好き。
チャンスは行動する勇気がある人にちゃんと訪れる、というニュアンスになります。

Chance favors brave hearts.
チャンスは勇気をえこひいきする。
チャンスは勇気ある人をえこひいきして訪れる。勇気を持ってactionすればチャンスは訪れる、というニュアンス。

A: They are Mexican musicians that incorporated a mix of instruments and genders. A majority of these were used in pre Hispanic music and Latin percussions.

A: "You are the best musician to me."
"To me, you are the best musician."
"You're the best musician in my eyes."