关于Material的意思和用法的提问

A: As @alvallah said, transmute means to transform or convert into something.

In this context, it means that the different experiences this man had, eventually became raw materials for building stories, meaning his experience transformed into stories.

A: There are 12 people in the jury. Suppose that after 6 months of presenting evidence and arguing in the courtroom, the jury cannot agree unanimously on a verdict. This is called a hung jury and, in a sense, it means that the state wasted a lot of money on the trial. But it's still better to risk the loss of money than to risk a wrong verdict by the jury. So the conclusion is that the requirement that the jury return a unanimous verdict is worthwhile.

A: この場合について、つまらない授業という意味ですね。その文章の意味は「そんなにつまらない授業をすると、生徒たちが集中するわけがないんだろう。」とか、「集中しないのは当然だよ」という感じが持っています。

（日本語が下手ですが、意味が伝わりにくかったらすみません。）

A: I think it means it is for adults of mature audience.

A: I just re listened to the audio. He said, "and the only other material that you can see on these headphones are the ..."

I initially thought they were like what you said, "and any other materials that you can see ...", which it isn't.

As for "any other material", it means not this specific material, but other kinds of materials.

Not sure if I've answered your queries. If not, post here and I (or someone else) will try my best.

A: The material for the new curtains arrived today.
This new information is good material for my book.
Food made from plant based material is becoming popular.

A: Noun:
- What material is this made of? It is made from high-quality materials, like steel and wool. (What something is made of)
- Please review the test materials enclosed. / There is reading material in the seat back pocket. (Items of information, usually documents)

Adjective:
- I enjoy material comforts, like food and clothes. / We perceive the material world through sight and sound. (Physical)
- He is a very material person. (A person who is concerned with physical things)
- Please only include information that is material. (Relevant. Usually formal)

A: the matter from which a thing is or can be made from.

"goats can eat more or less any plant material"
or

facts, information, or ideas for use in creating a book or other work.

"there is good material here for priests to use in sermons"

A: Material bliss does not exist. Did you mean marital bliss ?

A: what kind of materials is this notebook made from?

A: 例えば、"The materials used were cheap." と "The used materials were cheap." は全く同じ意味があります。

A: I don't know specifically, but as a systems engineer, I can tell you that an "scientist" in any science field is the person that researches new things and tests them in a lab environment... in this case, new materials. An engineer is the person who then takes that knowledge and those materials and applies them to real world environments

A: reclaimed materials are materials that have been taken back by the (original) owner.

renewable materials are materials that can be reused again and again.

A: "Reclaimed materials" and "recycled/reused materials" are the same. They are materials you recycle and use again. However, "renewable materials" can be regenerated constantly, such as wind energy, solar energy, water.

A: I only see this sort of thing in English translations of Chinese news stories.

Like 160chan, I actually don't know exactly what either of these really mean.

Both obviously are some sort of information the government doesn't like... but beyond that it's not clear.

In the US there is the concept of "classified information" - which is a process where the government can specify different levels of secrecy for particular things. Only people authorized to access that classification are able to access the information.

A: I would call them 'Plastic beads'

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A: Pencil. (I think)

A: Ingredients are the food parts you will need. Utensils are the things like the measuring cups, spoons and other things like that. As for everything else there isn't just one word. You have to list it like, bowl, pan, mixer, ect.

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A: Those who means all the people who came in contact with it.

More examples:
I give money to those who need it.
The pope speaks to those in need of comfort.
Those who work hard, succeed.

A: he was as materialistic as them

A: drawbackのひとつを挙げて述べているからです。こういう形は、よくつかわれていす。例えば

"America has a lot of problems, one of which is gun violence"
アメリカはたくさんの問題ありませす。問題のひとつは銃の暴力”

"Last year I went to Japan, which is my favourite country"
去年日本に行きました。日本は一番好きな国だ
去年、私の一番好きな国の日本にいった

そのコンマの前の名詞についてもっといいたいときに使う形です。

A: It's the same, lol. Your pronunciation isn't wrong, but you should emphasize the R more. I can hear that your tongue is in the right place (the shape of your mouth is correct), but push your tongue against the roof of your mouth harder.

The more I listen, maybe it's not the R... It's the E in materials. Try this: 「マテリアルズ」じゃなくて「マティリアルズ」. Instead of テ say ティ.

A: Approach the materials in your own way, regardless of whether there are teachers or books that are known to be good. It's only when you get out of those stereotypical notions that you begin to see that it was only a partial version of three-dimensional reality, which is also linked to other interesting topics you later choose to learn. Stick to what you think is right. Have faith in your own unique style of learning. It will all pay off (eventually/in the long run).

Eventually and in the long run have the same meaning, so using both of them is redundant.