What does IT MEAN??

Posted by Onee-chan on June 8, 2016

Dear my teachers,

I hope you don't mind if I make a new discussion for this. If any other members have the kind of questions, I hope they can share it here.

This discussion is about the meaning or maybe the use of the WORD(s)/ IDIOMs/ PHRASAL VERBs/ TERMs. 

Thank you very much for your guidance. :)

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  • Onee-chan March 7, 2017 10:46

    Yes, Sir. Thanks a lot. :D

    Danny Clark said:


    Dear Onee, severe damage is worse that serious. Have I answered your question?
    Onee-chan said:

    My dear Teacher Dan and Tanya, 

    I have a question again. Hope you will help me.  :)

    1) Causes serious eye damage/eye irritation

    2) Causes severe eye damage/eye irritation

    Which one is worse? ? I found they are different on some data. Thank you so much for all your explanation. 

    Have a great week! 

    What does IT MEAN??
    Dear my teachers, I hope you don't mind if I make a new discussion for this. If any other members have the kind of questions, I hope they can share i…
  • Danny Clark March 7, 2017 10:34


    Dear Onee, severe damage is worse that serious. Have I answered your question?
    Onee-chan said:

    My dear Teacher Dan and Tanya, 

    I have a question again. Hope you will help me.  :)

    1) Causes serious eye damage/eye irritation

    2) Causes severe eye damage/eye irritation

    Which one is worse? ? I found they are different on some data. Thank you so much for all your explanation. 

    Have a great week! 

    What does IT MEAN??
    Dear my teachers, I hope you don't mind if I make a new discussion for this. If any other members have the kind of questions, I hope they can share i…
  • Onee-chan March 7, 2017 6:22

    My dear Teacher Dan and Tanya, 

    I have a question again. Hope you will help me.  :)

    1) Causes serious eye damage/eye irritation

    2) Causes severe eye damage/eye irritation

    Which one is worse? ? I found they are different on some data. Thank you so much for all your explanation. 

    Have a great week! 

  • Onee-chan February 28, 2017 15:19

    Thank you, Teacher Dan. ^_^

    Danny Clark said:


    Ohh, I haven't got it. Sure, it is FAINTLY
    Onee-chan said:

    Yes, Sir. I know that. But I must find the similar meaning from those option words. Is it faintly? 

    Danny Clark said:

    Dear Onee, to cool slightly means to cool a little

    Onee-chan said:

    Teacher Dan and Tanya,, 

    I have question about this word. I'm confused,  but this may be too easy for you... :D

    "Stir in the almond extract and cool slightly."

    What is the similar meaning of slightly?

    Immediately/ Gradually/ Slowly/ Smoothly/ Faintly. 

    Thank you, dear teachers. ^_^

    What does IT MEAN??
    Dear my teachers, I hope you don't mind if I make a new discussion for this. If any other members have the kind of questions, I hope they can share i…
  • Danny Clark February 28, 2017 14:52


    Ohh, I haven't got it. Sure, it is FAINTLY
    Onee-chan said:

    Yes, Sir. I know that. But I must find the similar meaning from those option words. Is it faintly? 

    Danny Clark said:

    Dear Onee, to cool slightly means to cool a little

    Onee-chan said:

    Teacher Dan and Tanya,, 

    I have question about this word. I'm confused,  but this may be too easy for you... :D

    "Stir in the almond extract and cool slightly."

    What is the similar meaning of slightly?

    Immediately/ Gradually/ Slowly/ Smoothly/ Faintly. 

    Thank you, dear teachers. ^_^

    What does IT MEAN??
    Dear my teachers, I hope you don't mind if I make a new discussion for this. If any other members have the kind of questions, I hope they can share i…
  • Onee-chan February 28, 2017 14:43

    Yes, Sir. I know that. But I must find the similar meaning from those option words. Is it faintly? 

    Danny Clark said:

    Dear Onee, to cool slightly means to cool a little

    Onee-chan said:

    Teacher Dan and Tanya,, 

    I have question about this word. I'm confused,  but this may be too easy for you... :D

    "Stir in the almond extract and cool slightly."

    What is the similar meaning of slightly?

    Immediately/ Gradually/ Slowly/ Smoothly/ Faintly. 

    Thank you, dear teachers. ^_^

    What does IT MEAN??
    Dear my teachers, I hope you don't mind if I make a new discussion for this. If any other members have the kind of questions, I hope they can share i…
  • Danny Clark February 28, 2017 12:28

    Dear Onee, to cool slightly means to cool a little

    Onee-chan said:

    Teacher Dan and Tanya,, 

    I have question about this word. I'm confused,  but this may be too easy for you... :D

    "Stir in the almond extract and cool slightly."

    What is the similar meaning of slightly?

    Immediately/ Gradually/ Slowly/ Smoothly/ Faintly. 

    Thank you, dear teachers. ^_^

    What does IT MEAN??
    Dear my teachers, I hope you don't mind if I make a new discussion for this. If any other members have the kind of questions, I hope they can share i…
  • Onee-chan February 28, 2017 8:23

    Teacher Dan and Tanya,, 

    I have question about this word. I'm confused,  but this may be too easy for you... :D

    "Stir in the almond extract and cool slightly."

    What is the similar meaning of slightly?

    Immediately/ Gradually/ Slowly/ Smoothly/ Faintly. 

    Thank you, dear teachers. ^_^

  • Danny Clark January 4, 2017 9:34

    Don't mention, dear Onee!

  • Onee-chan January 4, 2017 7:35

    Thank you so much for your explanation, Sir. I also learn about SPECIAL and ESPECIAL. This is so important for us. Thanks. ^^ 

    Danny Clark said:

    Dear Onee!

    It would be easier to explain if you said what part of speech (a noun or a verb you mean). So, I will try to make it clear.

    1. To weld means to join together metal parts by heating the surfaces to the point of melting with a blowpipe or an electric arc. As a noun, it means a welded joint.

    To braze means to join by soldering with an alloy of copper and zinc at high temperature. As a noun, it means a brazed joint.

    To solder means the same process but at lower temperatures with other  low-melting alloys, especially one based on lead and tin or (for higher temperatures) on brass or silver, used for joining less fusible metals. As a noun, it means a low-melting alloy.

    2. A flame is a hot bright stream of burning gas that comes from something that is burning, a body of flame. TO FLAME or TO BE IN FLAMES means to burn intensively.

    A flare is a sudden brief burst of bright flame or light, i.e, a flash or a device producing such light or flame. As a verb it means to produce such light or flame.

    Sure, you can ask again if my explanations are not clear enough.

    What does IT MEAN??
    Dear my teachers, I hope you don't mind if I make a new discussion for this. If any other members have the kind of questions, I hope they can share i…
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