Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Zero"
The meaning of "Zero" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does Why did the zero start dating?
To find the 1. mean?
To find the 1. mean?
A:
this is a joke because the saying “find the one” in referring to someone’s soulmate.
so zero (0) is trying to find the one (1) which is the next number, it is a pun
so zero (0) is trying to find the one (1) which is the next number, it is a pun
Q:
What does What does,,zero in (on)'' mean? mean?
A:
It’s fairly common. Though it’s not used too frequently, most English speakers will still understand. And yes, both those examples sound natural!
Q:
What does "zero fun at parties" mean?
A:
no fun at parties, not fun at parties.
If 10 is the best, and the most fun... Zero/0 is no fun at all..
If 10 is the best, and the most fun... Zero/0 is no fun at all..
Q:
What does "zero out" means remove or reduce. Which meaning is more closer? mean?
A:
it's when you reduce so much that nothing is left. remove is fine too, because you are removing things in order to reduce them but I would say "reduce to nothing" is the best definition :)
Q:
What does what does mean "zero out"? mean?
A:
I would use with use "reduce"
Synonyms of "Zero" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between "zero in on" and "focus on" ?
A:
“Zero in on” is more casual - they both mean to concentrate on a certain point or detail
“Focus on” can also mean to pay attention to something for an extended period of time
“I just can’t focus on my homework tonight”
“Focus on” can also mean to pay attention to something for an extended period of time
“I just can’t focus on my homework tonight”
Q:
What is the difference between zeros and zeroes ?
A:
Both are acceptable, but “zeros” is more common. “Zeroes” is used as a verb.
• He zeroes in on the target. (Meaning, he focuses his gun on the target)
• He zeroes in on the target. (Meaning, he focuses his gun on the target)
Translations of "Zero"
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? 1から10にする事よりも、0から1にする方がよっぽど難しい。
Creating from the zero to one is much harder creating from one to ten？
Creating from the zero to one is much harder creating from one to ten？
A:
Depends on the context a little bit, but I would probably just say "Going from 0 to 1 is [much] harder than going from 1 to 10"
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? 大体だけど、0を２つ減らすと＄になります。
0を２つ増やすとyen になります。
There are two zeros too many?
0を２つ増やすとyen になります。
There are two zeros too many?
A:
@peacefulJapan Roughly, but if you decrease two zeros, you get $.
Increase by two zeros and you get yen.
Increase by two zeros and you get yen.
Other questions about "Zero"
Q:
What does "zero morning" mean?
A:
From my understanding in the context of the passage you provided, "zero morning" refers to a hypothetical future day in January when there will be no food for the animals to eat.
The old sheep is warning Templeton, the rat, that if they don't help save Wilbur's life, they will all suffer the consequences, including the prospect of going hungry on a "zero morning" when there is no food in Wilbur's trough.
It's a metaphorical way of describing a potential disaster for the animals if they don't take action to save Wilbur.
I stand to be corrected😊
The old sheep is warning Templeton, the rat, that if they don't help save Wilbur's life, they will all suffer the consequences, including the prospect of going hungry on a "zero morning" when there is no food in Wilbur's trough.
It's a metaphorical way of describing a potential disaster for the animals if they don't take action to save Wilbur.
I stand to be corrected😊
Q:
"But we need this zero at December 31." Does this sound natural?
A:
We need this value to reach zero by December 31.
(I think? Or do you mean something else?)
(I think? Or do you mean something else?)
Q:
I got a zero on my test.
I got zero on my test. Which one is correct.
Does this sound natural?
I got zero on my test. Which one is correct.
Does this sound natural?
A:
"I got a zero on my test" is natural.
Q:
Which is correct between "zero dog" and "zero dogs"?
A:
zero dogs
Q:
Why do you say "not" instead of "Zero"? I am watching math-videos on youtube and everytime one pronounces the number, for example 3.001, he says "three point not not one". Why not zero? And what about numbers on the left side of the point? They are zero, right? So 0.3 is "zero point three", am i correct?
A:
Sounds like UK English to me. In the US, we would say zero or 'oh'.
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