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

A: This is not a word. The only thing that comes to mine is WTFast which is a company/application...

A: It means you are afraid, unnerved, or sensing that something is wrong. You have a bad feeling and get “chills” up your spine.

Like how in horror movies, the killer is behind a person, and they sense it because “the hair on the back of their neck stood up,” telling them something is wrong.

A: I want to eat all kinds of food without worrying about gaining weight. ㅎㅎ

A: 8-ball is a man's nickname. He can still be attractive to 8-ball and not be gay. If the speaker knows he is not gay. The speaker is being respectful and not flirting.

A:

この世には3種類の人間がいる。
数を数えられる人と数えられない人だ。

最初に3種類と言っておきながら、結局2種類しか挙げていない。つまり、これを言っている人物が数を数えられないというジョークです。

A: type = tipo

A: type in the context of using the keyboard
"I am going to type my paper later."

type in the context of having preference:
"That bag is my type."

A: its a type of bread that is really famous in this region.

she takes a certain type of herb as her morning tea.

A: Typo

A: @mountain10156: His girlfriend is the jealous type. She gets angry when he looks at other women.

A: type = use a computer or a typewriter to record words
write down = use a pen or pencil to record words

A: Both of them don't really make sense. You'd say "He was the type of person who always liked to help others."

A: They're the same. However, both have multiple meanings.

"What kind of candy did you get?"
"What type of candy did you get?"

In this context, they mean the same thing.

A: There is really no difference. You can use either one that you prefer and it'll mean the same thing.

"The type of person who does not listen, manipulates, and lies to you is a narcissist."

"The kind of person who does not listen, manipulates, and lies to you is a narcissist."

Hope that helps!

A: "Five types of" implies only five exists total.

"Five different types of" implies more than five exist.

A: Live interview

A: i think it said “i know, if you guys are in a bond i can give you a ride.”

A: I think I would say "favourite kind" (UK English), but they all sound fine to me.

A: They are called restaurants with open kitchens.

A: Do you want to know how to pronounce this?

A: I'm sorry. I missed the part where you said "from the beginning to 32”. Here it is:

The next combination is gonna be round, come back up. Then you're going to step and you're going to lift your heels while you do a twist forward but you're adding volume and you're adding pelvic floor and a little bit of release of your spine with a very soft undulation or a body roll. You'll keep this whole gooey move - uh - section very personal and very moving but the first part is more dramatic so it has breath work.

A: You don't need me to do that. Just go to the site and click the cc icon. Subtitles will appear.
Why is he shooting his crotch? This guy is a weirdo. Maybe, you should ignore him.

A: If you wanted it written out in English, here it is! 😂 Phew that took me a long time to write out but I got it 🫡
Patrick: “I have a question for you before you go any further . . . Why did they pick up Linda?”

Interviewer: “We’re gonna talk to her, too. She lives on the property, we’re gonna talk to Linda as well. Here’s the deal, Patrick, how do we know what happened to her? You both live on the property, so we have to talk to everybody on the property, does that make sense? But I’m gonna give you the opportunity to explain to me. The other thing is that . . . There’s family involved, there’s mistakes that have been made, okay? I’ve sat across a lot of people, okay? And the day one…or the times I’ve sat across from you, you remind me of a common man, that goes to work, works his butt off, and loves his family. That’s what I get from you, okay?”

짜잔 ~ Hope this helps!! And it’s morning there, right? It’s 9 pm here 🌃

A: “We’ve got her in the box [inaudible]. You know we have found her. And I don’t wanna bluff you on that, and I want you to know that. And as you’re sitting there tearing up wanting to cry, alright. So.”

Note: This person pronounces words ending in “-ing” without the “g”. So it’s “And as you’re sittin’ there tearin’ up wantin’ to cry.” This is a very common casual way of speaking.

A: She tried to take her clothes off.
She thought she was gonna seduce me, and it wasn't gonna happen.
I just knew she wasn't gonna blackmail me.