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

A: Come at youという表現がありますけど、at youかat meしか言わないかな。

例:
The ball came at me at 100mph.
The bullet will come at you pretty fast.
ただcome at you/come at meを覚えた方がいいと思います。

A: something that is nice to look at and/or pleasing to you.

A: Pretty

A: we can also use "pretty" for different meaning
..
sometimes you can say pretty means great..
*example :
-she's pretty =she's cute
-he's pretty good =he's really good
he's pretty awesome =he's really awesome

A: In the phrase "pretty much", pretty doesn't make sense on its own. The two words together mean "más que nada". But, the word pretty can also mean "rather" in informal contexts. So the phrase "pretty ugly" is not an oxymoron--it means rather ugly/bien feo

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A: "She looked so pretty in her dress", "Her makeup made her even prettier", "She is the prettiest of all the girls", "Nobody is as pretty as me"

A: She is very pretty.

I am pretty.

The art work was pretty.

Do you think it's pretty?

The dance was pretty.

Her dress was pretty.

The hair style was pretty.

I felt pretty today.

A: You look so pretty! (To a girl)
This dress is so pretty! (As a girl about a dress, pretty is a word mostly used by women)

A: That's a pretty dress.

He made a pretty bold move asking for more money in the negotiations.

A: they mean the same thing, although, instead of "prettier" you can say "more attractive" which has the same meaning as pretty, but it just makes the sentence a bit better than using the same word twice

A: ‘Pretty’ is for someone’s appearance (normally for a girl).
e.g.
“I don’t know her very well, but she is very pretty!”

‘Nice’ is for someone’s personality (for boys and girls).
e.g.
“Oh yes, I talked to him yesterday. He was very nice!”

A: "Pretty" and "beautiful" are adjectives. They can both be used to describe something, but "pretty" is mostly used for females, and suggests some cuteness. On the other hand, "beautiful" can be used for people and scenery. When describing a person, it suggests more elegance and grace, and is often used to describe an adult female.

"Beauty" is a noun and is used when referring to people.

Here are some examples:

Pretty:
"She is very pretty."

Beautiful:
"The redwood forest is beautiful"
"That's a beautiful sight."
"She looks beautiful in that red gown"

Beauty:
"That person is a real beauty"

Hope this helps!

A: Both words can be used interchangeably, or, one can be used in the same place as the other.
"The game is pretty simple"
"The game is quite simple"
The difference is that "pretty" is casual, "quite" is more formal and is used much less often even within formal conversation.

Additionally, "pretty" can be used to describe something nice, such as, "a pretty flower", and "quite" can be used as a simple response when agreeing with a statement such as, "the weather is terrible today", "quite". However, this use of "quite" can be seen as outdated, but it can still be heard today.

A: They are actually very similar because they are words used to describe ones appearance. However, "pretty" is used for a more mature beauty while "cute" is child-like beauty.

Ex: A lady would be pretty while a young girl could be cute.

Also, animals would be called cute for their adorable behaviors and physical characteristics.

A: Pretty.
(Pr-ih-tee)

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A: La pronunciación es "priri" en una conversación con fluidez :)

A: It is pronounced like this: pria-dee

hope this helps! if you need for me to record myself saying it, then just ask! (:

A: × It's pretty recently!
✓ It's pretty recent!

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A: Yup, sounds good. “Pretty” is also used to describe to what degree something is. For example: “Oh wow, that’s a pretty awesome thing to do” or “That mask is pretty scary.”

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A: Perhaps you meant something like, "How pretty"
:)