关于Belive的意思和用法的提问

A: David is just being a little silly. He's acting so surprised and excited that the day is Friday again

A: To believe is like “creer” in Spanish. To have hope that something is true or right. Lots of different uses though.

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A: @lkuukiks: creer = to believe

A: @AlondraMartinez:
*cannot

A: They believe that others don’t need to attend the meeting.

Some believe in conspiracy theories.

It is good to believe in yourself.

Some people think it is foolish to believe in peculiar things.

A: Yes it is correct in the song. "I don't know in which to belive" could also be correct in a poetic sense. Keep in mind that poetry is very different from so called "proper grammar" and everyday speech. Even the format is different. If you are talking about poetry then the second one is correct and possibly even the first one. The writer has a lot of "artistic license" to play with the words in poetry.

In everyday speech the first is incorrect and the second is archaic (sounds like how they talked hundreds of years ago).

A: no difference

A: I don’t believe doesn’t work by itself - you need something after it like “it,” “you,” “that,” “this,” etc. or a full statement like “I don’t believe (that) they are going to do that”

A: Its believe not belive.
believe means accept something that is true especially without proof.
e.g. I believe you can do it.
Trust means that believe in the reliability, truth or ability of.
e.g. I should never trusted her.

A: believe is when you think something is true but trust is when have faith in someone or when you can always rely on that one person. For example I believe magic is real and I trust you to keep me safe

A: There's no Evil God. That's only matter if i believe to do good thing and don't believe to do evil.

Not sure what you mean but this is all i can tell based on your sentences and my current Korean skills

A: There are many English expressions to convey this message. Examples:
I won’t believe it until I see it.

The proof is in the pudding. (This is an old saying and a funny one)

You’re acting on blind faith.

Unless there is scientific data to back up his claim, I don’t believe a word of what he is saying.

Hope these examples help.

A: i think you mean believe in it

A: @mlorrahh Hello.where are you from

A: I believe you

A: × I belive that medicine and health care has become huge business in America therefore it seems like doctor doesn't have a choice to put sympathy away they have to focus on profit.
✓ I belive that medicine and health care have become a huge business in America. therefore it seems like doctors have no choice but to forget about sympathy and focus on profit.

× It is obvious that they have become driving force for hospitals abd phramaceruticak industries into a big million dollar company like rich get richer.
✓ It is obvious that it has become the driving force making hospitals and pharmaceutical companies into a big million dollar industry. The rich keep getting richer.

A: Through these experiences I gained generosity, flexibility, and perseverance. These traits are my strong points and allow me to enjoy and accept different cultures and values. I believe that these traits are indispensable qualities for a Japanese Language teacher who interacts with foreign students from various cultural backgrounds.

A: When you believe IN yourself, you can do much more THAN you think, you can do everything.

A: Sounds pretty good, however I would change:
No! I don't freaking belive it! I couldn't actually say that!

To:
No! I don't freaking belive it! I couldn't have actually said that!

This is because you are talking about something you’ve said in past tense.

A: believe that you can and you are almost there.