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

A: Without context, it's hard to tell, but a "stark symbol" likely refers to a symbol that is obvious or clear.

A: ": - " means some break-up or tabulation is ahead.
Here is the break-up of the expenses : -

A: The axel produces torque. The symbol “T” shows how much torque the axel is producing.

A: Also if you are speaking, genreally it is a pause longer than , (semicolon) and shorter than . (period)

A: Can you share more of the sentences before and after this one for more context?

A: Cymbals are part of an instrument. Drums have lots of cymbals to it. They are round and made of metal.

A: This “&” is the symbol for the word “and”.
This “=“ is the symbol for “equals”. It compares two quantities measuring the same as one another.
These /$&@%¥£€ are all symbols. They are small shapes relating to their use in abbreviating concepts like math, money, sentences transitions, etc.

A: Yes. In that context, leading means primary, most common or most relevant.

A: a symbol can be a sign, pattern, drawing, anything that expresses something or represents meaning, e.g. peace symbol ✌️, religious symbols ✡️☯️✝️ etc.; an emblem can be a symbolic object, for example Scotland's national emblem is the thistle or the US national emblem is the bald eagle and a badge is usually a small object that identifies a person or their status/rank e.g. a police badge. I hope that helps you a little? :)

A: They both mean the same thing. Maybe with more context there might be a difference but I cannot think of any.

A: Symbol is a noun
Symbolize or symbolise (British) is a verb
These mean represent.
For example:
This white color symbolizes peace.
The color white, is a symbol of peace.

A: A logo is usually like a company logo, which could be text and symbols or anything else. A symbol usually just means like one character.

A: a noun symbol is like markings or pictures on something else like a sign actually, The temple was covered in symbols. or it could also mean something that represents something else, like... This toy is a symbol of our love. A sign is like a stop sign or McDonald's sign, or could be "sign here" on a form that means you write your name. or it could also mean it represents something like an event or happening. He waited for a sign from God and out came a rainbow.... hope I helped

A: ? Question mark
! Exclamation mark
: Colon
; Semicolon
" Quotation mark / quote / quotes
# Hashtag / hash / number sign / pound (usually "pound" is only used by old people)
× Multiplication sign
÷ Division symbol
/ Slash
\ Backslash
_ Underscore
- Dash
() Parentheses
( Open parenthesis
) Closed parenthesis

A: @ = at symbol
This is called the “at” symbol.

A: - : Hyphen

A: We call it the 'at' symbol. So if you were giving someone your email, you'd say 'someone at gmail dot com' for someone@gmail.com

A: Depending on the use, the name changes. For Twitter, it's called a "hashtag". On a phone, it's called the "pound key." With numbers (like #1), you say "number" before the numeral. And finally, the last one I can think of is in music, where you call it a "sharp sign."
I didn't realize how many names this had. Goodness. f^-^')

A: "P sub t prime" or "P t prime"

A: In situations like you have, think of it as "or". It's giving you the choice between these options. Sometimes, you may have more than one.

For example, "Name your favorite movie/film/theare actor". In some situations, / can stand for "and/or", meaning it can be either choices, or more than one.

Other situations you'll find the slant is in breaking lines in poetry; long periods of time (15/16 Season of Baseball), for "per"- for each (3 cookies/ student),

A: Oh that's Foursquare

It looks like a V but it's not. It's supposed to be a check, because on Foursquare you "check in" to a place that you go to

A: It's name is a "semi-colon" since it looks like a regular colon (:). You use this symbol when you are writing about related information, but are different in content, both of the pieces of information when writing must be able to be independent/ make sense on there own. For instance:"The sea is a large body of water; it is where certain fish live"

A: . dot
- dash
_ underscore
@ at