Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Thursday"
Die Bedeutung von "Thursday" in verschiedenen Ausdrücken und Sätzen
Q:
Was bedeutet Thursday's show was not without some raggedness.?
A:
It means Thursdays show had some mess ups
Q:
Was bedeutet a So, Thursday night, then?
b Thursday night it is.
it is.?
b Thursday night it is.
it is.?
A:
"it is" is an agreement. they are agreeing that Thursday night will be the night
Q:
Was bedeutet Through Thursday?
A:
Here it means 'until and including'
Q:
Was bedeutet I mentally ran through what I had eaten since Thursday.?
A:
It means you tried to remember all the food you ate since Thursday.
Q:
Was bedeutet Throw back Thursday ?
A:
A 'Throw back' is something from the past. It is usually used to refer to an old song that people like to listen to. In this case, 'throw back thursday' is a radio show where the DJ plays songs from the past.
Ähnliche Wörter wie "Thursday" und ihre Unterschiede
Q:
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen see you on Thursday und see you Thursday ?
A:
No difference.
Second one is primarily American English.
Second one is primarily American English.
Q:
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen since Thursday und from Thursday ?
A:
Since always refers to a start time in the past until the current time. I have been working on my thesis every day since Thursday.
From refers either to the start of a period in the past or one starting in the future. I worked from Thursday until Saturday on my thesis. I will on holiday from Thursday for three days.
From refers either to the start of a period in the past or one starting in the future. I worked from Thursday until Saturday on my thesis. I will on holiday from Thursday for three days.
Q:
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen see you on Thursday und see you Thursday ?
A:
They mean the same thing :)
Q:
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen on Thursday und on a Thursday ?
A:
“On Thursday” means the following Thursday. “On a Thursday” could mean any Thursday in a month
Übersetzungen von "Thursday"
Q:
Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (US)? I think next Thursday or Friday between 3pm and 4pm will be fine. -> is it correct?
저는 다음주 목요일이나 금요일쯤 오후 3시에서 4시 사이가 시간이 괜찮을거 같습니다.
저는 다음주 목요일이나 금요일쯤 오후 3시에서 4시 사이가 시간이 괜찮을거 같습니다.
A:
Completely correct 😁
Q:
Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (US)? Thursday.
A:
Thursday
(The S is a Z sound)
(The S is a Z sound)
Q:
Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (UK)? I will be available this Thursday towards? (is it correct?)
A:
Do you mean from Thursday you will be free? If so, it should be, I will be available this Thursday onwards.
Q:
Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (UK)? I woke up and get myself ready for going to work... But it turned out it is Thursday... Which is my dayoff
I was dying my hairs when my mom was like " are you gonna work? It's Thursday 😂'
I was dying my hairs when my mom was like " are you gonna work? It's Thursday 😂'
A:
I woke up and got myself ready for work, but it turned out it’s Thursday which is my day off
I was dying my hair when my mum was like “are you going to work? it’s Thursday”
(the hair on your head is always singular)
I was dying my hair when my mum was like “are you going to work? it’s Thursday”
(the hair on your head is always singular)
Q:
Wie sagt man das auf Englisch (US)? Thursday
A:
here you go
Andere Fragen zu "Thursday"
Q:
And if it is necessary , please allow me to work on Thursday. klingt das natürlich?
A:
I'm not too sure who the necessary refers to, if it's you, it may sound better as : If it's possible, could I work on Thursday?
Q:
必要な時には木曜日にも出勤させてもらいたい
When it is necessary, let me work on Thursday, too. klingt das natürlich?
When it is necessary, let me work on Thursday, too. klingt das natürlich?
A:
Another option:
"If/when I am needed, I can work on Thursday, too."
"If/when I am needed, I can work on Thursday, too."
Q:
It seems like Thursday is better for them to get together. klingt das natürlich?
A:
it seems like Thursday would be a better day for them to get together.
Q:
Last Thursday was my mother's birthday.
(Pronunciation, intonation) klingt das natürlich?
(Pronunciation, intonation) klingt das natürlich?
A:
Just pronounce the "Th" in Thursday more and you're good!
Q:
I'm not able to participate in this Thursday English conversation class, because I'm supposed to go to Busan city for training at my company.
Or
because I'm supposed to receive an training at my company klingt das natürlich?
Or
because I'm supposed to receive an training at my company klingt das natürlich?
A:
First one was 95% natural:
I'm not able to participate in this Thursday's English conversation class, because I'm supposed to go to Busan city for training at my company.
Slightly odd sounding but correct:
...because I'm supposed to receive training at my company.
How I'd say it:
I can't come to Thursday's English conversation class because I'm supposed to be in Busan for some work training.
I'm not able to participate in this Thursday's English conversation class, because I'm supposed to go to Busan city for training at my company.
Slightly odd sounding but correct:
...because I'm supposed to receive training at my company.
How I'd say it:
I can't come to Thursday's English conversation class because I'm supposed to be in Busan for some work training.
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