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

A: Meaning that the vessel has been flipped over so all the water inside has poured out. So all the water is drained. That's how she felt. All her energy was drained like a vessel without water.

A: Any kind of container or any kind of ship can be called a vessel

A: A vessel is a container.
An empty container makes a loud, hollow sound when tapped. Think about an empty jar and a filled jar. The full jar makes only a dull sound, not very loud; the empty jar rings loud and clear, like a bell.

The idiom “Empty vessels make the most sound” means that people who talk a lot, always wanting to give you their opinions, usually are not very intelligent. Intelligent people are quiet people, by comparison.

A: "peep forth" = venture out, appear
'tis = it is
soon taken as seen = taken as soon as it is seen (captured very quickly)

Pirates are dominating the waters and aggressively capturing ships.

A: Provable - can be established as fact/truth.
ex: It's a provable fact that I have 5 fingers.

Instrumental - crucial to achieving a goal.
ex: The axe proved to be an instrumental tool for chopping firewood.

Vessel - an object to carry another object.
Fleets - a group of ships.

A: vessel:

1. boat or ship

Our cruise set sail on a magnificent vessel.

2. an enclosed container, typically for liquid or gas

We pressure-tested the vessel holding the gasoline.

A: That vessel (ship) is huge!
The delicates vessel (vase) held such beautiful flowers.
I popped a blood vessel (capillary) in my eye, and now I have a red spot.

A: A ship is a very large boat. A boat is anything from a row boat to a large luxury boat. Anything that travels on water can generically be called a vessel.

A: 生きているものには「vessel」の使うの方がいいです。生きない物には「container」の使うのほうがいいです。

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A: A vessel is anything that can float and can be steered, either by its own means or with assistance, for example a platform or a barge. A ship is a vessel that uses its own power to move.

A: The formula to this grammar is,
"have + V3"
therefore HAD is used as the V3 of have.
If you write,
Such vessels were said to have a bad traveling.
this doesn't suit the means of the sentence itself.

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A: Yes - a vein. Be careful to pronounce as a "v" and not a "w".

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A: A dropper

A: Here is the second definition in the Merriam-Webster dictionary for in as a preposition:

2—used as a function word to indicate means, medium, or instrumentality.
> written in pencil
> bound in leather

In your example, it indicates the medium (what it is made from).

A: it is proverb.it mean i person who is not qualified to do something .they talk too much like they can do anything

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A: × After climbing Vessel, we had wonderful Asian fusion dinner with a beautiful vessel view.
✓ After climbing the Vessel, we had a wonderful Asian fusion dinner with a beautiful view.

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