关于Cup的意思和用法的提问

A: I think the part you don't understand is "a step to far". That means, that someone is doing something that is not acceptable or/and appropriate. The expression "crossing de line" has the same meaning

A: "Slumming it" when you are being stingy (geizig) or enduring conditions that are worse than normal.

"Builder's tea" is strong tea (meaning it was brewed strongly and only has a little bit of milk in it). It got that name because manual workers (e.g. builders, plumbers) drink that type of tea.

In this sentence, "cool" means "trendy" (auch "cool" auf Deutsch).

So this sentence means "strong tea is only cool when you are being stingy".

I hope that answers your question!

A: Its not their liking. Everyone has their preference like, a music genre, a brand of car, a body type. That's what the person in question prefers. Like a cup of tea, everyone has their preferred flavor. Saying "That is not my cup of tea." Means that someone or something is not what you prefer.

For example. I love motorcycles of all body types and makers but I love Harley's the most. I could say "The Yamaha R1 is a beautiful bike but crotch rockets are just not my cup of tea."

A: @anpanman0110さんはカップとブラシが要るかもしれない。

A: @chaba: It means that you drank four cups of coffee for the day

A:

Here are some example sentences using the term "disposable cup" and some common expressions related to it:

1. "I grabbed a disposable cup for my morning coffee on the go."
2. "We decided to use disposable cups for the picnic to make cleanup easier."
3. "She sipped her drink from a disposable cup at the party."
4. "The office provides disposable cups for employees to use in the break room."
5. "I always keep a stack of disposable cups in my pantry for guests."
6. "He tossed his empty disposable cup into the recycling bin."
7. "The coffee shop offers both reusable and disposable cups for customers."
8. "I prefer using a reusable cup over a disposable one to reduce waste."
9. "The vending machine dispenses beverages in disposable cups."
10. "We ran out of clean glasses, so I had to use a disposable cup for my water."

Remember, a disposable cup is a single-use cup that is typically made of paper or plastic. These expressions are commonly used when talking about convenience, waste, and beverage containers.

A: -I tried watching that TV show, but it's not my cup of tea.
-I don't like maths: it's not my cup of tea.
-Sweet food isn't my cup of tea.

A: You can drink many tea as you want but not my cup of tea.

You literally drank all the tea but not my cup of tea!

A: Rock music is just not my cup of tea.
I prefer classic music.

A: no = not

My girlfriend likes hiking but it's not my cup of tea. I prefer to go swimming.

My brother likes dogs but they are not my cup of tea, I'd rather have a cat.

Hey that is not my cup of tea!!, I was drinking coffee. You idiot!

A: A mug is a type of cup, usually used for hot drinks like tea and coffee, because they are usually made of ceramic, which is good for heating up.

A: I think most people would ask for a cup of coffee, even if it comes in a mug.

A: One can speak of a mug that he uses to drink tea, but it is perhaps coffee that has made mug so very popular around the world. Generally speaking, a mug is a type of cup that is sturdier and comes without a saucer while cup and saucer are visualized as a pair. A mug can be with or without a handle on its side though mugs with two handles are also available in the market.

Cup is a generic term to indicate objects designed to hold fluids and used for drinking. It is the most common of drink ware found in all parts of the world. It is mostly made of ceramic though it is also available in metallic and even in glass.

A: same mean, cuppa is slang contraction of "cup of", believed to be Irish in origin.

A: No worries, I'm glad to be able to help :)

Both are very natural, but I suppose it also depends on where you are. For example if you're at a cafe you would say "I'd like a cup of coffee", whereas if you are asking a friend at her house you'd say "Could I have a cup of coffee please?"

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A: That's my cup of tea means it's your style or you like it like that

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A: I had a cup of coffee during lunch.

A: This usually means that the speaker is pretty sure they will not make it back, but there is small chance they could. To imply that one will definitely not come back, you could say something like, "If I could come back" or "If I were able to come back".

A: Three quarters cup of vinegar

2／3→two thirds
1／4→a（one）quarter（fourth）
3／7→three sevenths
1／2→a（one）half
24／789，twenty four over seven hundred and eighty nine。
(^_−)−☆

A: Or: "...with two lime wedges."

"Two wedges of lime" sounds a bit old-fashioned, but both ways are fine.

A: How many cups of coffee do I have to drink to get rid of this drowsiness?