关于Life的意思和用法的提问

A: Not wanting to die, usually not used in such an extreme way for example ''I was holding on to the roller coaster railings for dear life''

A: Hm. I've never heard this before! Usually, it's "when life gives you lemons, make lemonade," which means: when bad things happen, make the best of them! I guess this phrase is saying that when life gets tough, learning Japanese is the best decision you can make!

A: This sentence means to say that life is short, and we should treasure all the time that we have, because time is precious.

A: 'I've ever seen in my life' = the best they've ever seen

'tysm' = thank you so much

A: She went through her life without "jumping ahead" and worrying about the future, and she only looked at the positives to each day.

A: Question:
How’s life?
How’s it going?
What’s up?
What’s new?
How are you doing?
Alright?
How’s tricks? (Very informal English that some people might not know)
What’s the craic? (Pronounced “crack”, from Irish, also very informal).

Typical English (UK) answers. All of these should be ended with either “How about you?”, “And you”, or simply “You?”.
Not bad, (you?)
Alright
Fine
Not too bad
Good

Etcetera

A: Remove “the” and add “is”

A: Come to life isn’t really a phrase. Most people say this in the past tense: came to life.

Example: The girl really came to life when she was dancing. She went from being quiet and reserved to dancing center stage with all eyes on her.

A: "life today is MUCH harder due to self-serving politicians"

A: "She was holding onto her mother for dear life"
It's an expression that basically means "holding on really tightly to something or someone."

A: There is no difference. "Out" is simply a phrasal verb.

A: ~when you say our(plural) you need lives(plural): our lives can be changed.
~when you use my/your(singular) you need life(singular): my life can be changed.

A: There is no difference. It's just structured differently and the second one is more grammatically correct.

A: suggestion: I try to maintain a peaceful life

A: Enjoy life is more of a statement or command. You can simply tell someone, "You should enjoy life, because it is short." Or "Enjoy life because it is great!" Have the time of your life means you really enjoyed one specific moment in life -> "I had the time of my life while I was in Moscow!"

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A: At least

In my life, at least, it didn't influence me.

A: "What is your occupation?" is how to ask about one's job.

A: @pipi37 They have lived there all their lives. 完璧ですね。

A: Yes. That is correct.

A: × In a everyday life, we Japanese are always beating around the bush.
✓ In everyday life, we Japanese always beat around the bush.

× But when the time comes to shove like a confession to the one we love, I think that's better for us to be brave to say it directly.
✓ But when the time comes to confess to the ones we love, I think it's better for us to be brave and say it directly,

× Because the chances to convey our feelings to loved ones are limited in our lives.
✓ because the chances to convey our feelings to loved ones are limited in our lives.

for the last part, the sentence starting with 'because' cannot be a stand alone sentence and must be incorporated into the previous.

A: × If I thought I could get anywhere in life without his help that I was wrong.
✓ If I thought I could get anywhere in life without his help then I was wrong.

A: × That is why it is important to have confidence in yourself.
✓ Which is why it’s important to have confidence in yourself.

× If you are confident, you would get anything you want in life.
✓ If you are confident, you can achieve anything.

× You will know people easily, and they will like you right away.
✓ It will become easier to get to know people, thus increasing your chances of them liking you.

× You can also follow your passions for becoming confident.
✓ Once you become confident it becomes much easier to follow your passions and

× Why is this?

× If you followed your passions, you will enjoy your life.
✓ you’ll begin to enjoy life more.

× You will also make a larger effort to success because you are enjoying what you are doing.
✓ You will also be able to put in more effort into your passion and become more successful because you enjoy what you do.

× Since you will be happier than people who are just striving to make money, be beautiful, or increase their knowledge, you will be proud of your decisions.
✓ You will become happier than those who just strive to make money, be beautiful or be smart. This has the potential of leading you to become proud of the decisions you’ve made in life.

× Hence, your confidence will increase naturally.
✓ This will in turn increase your confidence, and it will come more naturally to you.

× As I mentioned before, you will also find out friends more easily.
✓ As previously mentioned this new found confidence will attract new friends and acquaintances.

× Never forget that you don't need to be the most attractive, the richest, or the top of your class for being satisfied with your life.
✓ Never forget that you don't need to be the most attractive, richest, or the top of your class, to be satisfied with your life.

A: It looks like a mistake to me. I would write “Finally I have a new life, starting from scratch”. It means moving to Japan is like creating a new life. “From scratch” means starting from nothing (having nothing).