Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Become"

A: it means a big amount or a lot, so in this case, yeah, it means the responsibilities would be too much for her to handle

A: Beginning to feel or be more and more interested in politics.

A: It means getting addicted to. Such as "He quickly became hooked on video games. Once he started, he couldn't stop."

A: Hm. I think it means something like this: "We become over-civilized, and our over-civilization inhibits us."

To expand that a bit: "We become over-civilized, our civility inhibits us. We focus too much on being perfect and restrained and respectable that we don't let ourselves act freely"

A: to become is like being , or to be.

A: The kids lost their mother and father... what's to become of them?

meaning: what will their future hold

A: He became evil after his wife died.
I've always wanted to become a lawyer.

A: I haven't had news of my old friend John. I wonder what has become of him.

What has become of the beer we baught? We drank it all.

A: When I grow up I want to become an engineer.

Don’t leave out the milk or it will become spoiled.

Whatever became of that friend you used to have?

The tropical depression may become a hurricane within the next two days.

We didn’t become engaged until just last year.

It became clear that this wasn’t a dream

And that’s how I became friends with Martin.

This problem is only going to become worse.

To become the villain is a hero’s greatest fear.

A: i will become a better person.
i will become the best in my class.
he wishes to become a doctor.

A: There isn't a difference, they're both past tense and can be used interchangeably.

A: wax is a noun, there is now connection between the two
become: he wants to become an engineer
wax: the wax dripped of the candle

A: become aware of: 知るようになる
be aware of: 知る

A: I hope it's clear. If not, I don't mind explaining it better

A: Becoming and comely both mean attractive or good looking, but the former is used for clothing, and the latter is used for people.

Note that these two words sound archaic and aren't used much at all.

A: The sun came out. The sun is out. (after cloudy weather)

It’s getting light. The sun is rising. (sunrise)

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A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: As in how do you pronounce it?
Here's my pronunciation:

A: It is worth it because it never becomes easy

A: It is more common to hear "it got better"

A: @gbasw81: i bec(a)me better than i used to be

A: You just need to add more feeling to the words, as in giving this sentence "What will become of you?" a questioning tone. But that will come with practice, you don't need to worry to much about it. Well done you're doing great 😊

A: ゲームをしたくなった。In this case we would say " I feel like playing a game" so I would say
"feel like" would be the better option :)