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

A: Click on '+ more example sentences'... the meaning you want is 2.1 (noun):

https://www.lexico.com/definition/default

A: "I liked them by default."
This means that you liked something/someone as they are, no matter what.

For example, I like chocolate. If I went to a chocolate shop, I know that I would like every chocolate sold there, even if there are many different flavours of chocolate. In other words, I would "like every flavour of chocolate by default", because I like chocolate in general.

Another example: I am a musician. If I met someone else who was also a musician, I would probably "like them by default". Even if we disagree about different topics, such as politics, I would still like this person by default because they too are interested in music.

I hope this helps :)

A: It’s when something is unchanged, original. For example, when you buy a new phone, all it’s settings are default until you change them.

A: (You) won without technically doing anything to qualify as a true winner.

A: In the context of data, a "default" anything (default address, default phone number, default means of communication, etc.) is the one to use if nothing else is specified (e.g., home address, work address, billing address, shipping address, care-of address, and so on). I'm a member of an association. My default address to mail things to is X, which is my home address, but my billing address is Y, which is my employer's company address. At work, there are several printers. The "default" printer for me is the black-and-white one closest to me. But I can choose a "big-jobs" black-and-white printer a little further away, or a "color" printer if necessary. It's just that if I don't otherwise deliberately choose one, the "default" is what will be used. 默认打印机。

A: @hanhyunbi18 thank you!

A: Lions don't like hyenas by default

A: Okay.

My favorite color is yellow so, by default I chose the yellow sticker.

A: "Since all the other runners dropped out, Williams won by default."

"The phone is in English by default, but you can put it in any language."

"You were asleep, so it was mine by default."

A: I changed the default profile picture on HiNative.
I reset the game to default settings.
Default = how it was in the beginning.

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

A: default and fault are not really related words, although they look similar.

"default" is a bit like "do nothing".

The default option is the one you get if you do nothing to change it.

A: setting is singular, settings is plural

A: Default is the layout (look of the computer) that the factory will put in your computer before you buy it. Normal layout is either the layout you have chosen yourself, or the layout which is most popular!

A: Perfect! But I would take away the “out”. “But sometimes it just confuses me...” is natural!

A: Why is your profile picture funny?

A: "Funtime Space Adventure(s)" sounds best.
Use the plural if there is more than one adventure that occurs in the cartoon.

A: Default can also mean the original setting. So the default ringer is the ringtone your phone has when you first get it.

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

A: "Default state" is saying your starting condition. How you are at a base level. For example, a baby is born in a "default state" of crying and fear.

A: Your option 1 is correct. Metrics will be automatically collected every 2 seconds and a 30-second average will be provided every 30 seconds.

A: 私は他の人間と関係を持つためにはこれしかできません↓

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A: The whole phrase is “default to dull, perfunctory statements.” It would often use uninteresting, short statements like okay and sure. Default means what something does by habit. So the system might produce more interesting statements sometimes, but then it will slide back into its habit of (will default to) using uninteresting (dull) and short (perfunctory) statements.

A: Yes. Weak on both sides though.

Limp to victory = to only just win.

Default victory = a win because the competitor(s) gave up.

He's using it to emphasise the other parts of the sentence. "limp" to add weight to the fact that he thinks Labour have weak policies and "default victory" to emphasise the fact he thinks the current government are hellbent on destruction.

He could have simply said: "Labour might still win"