Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Dean"
El significado de "Dean" en varias frases y oraciones
Q:
¿Qué significa "Dean Scholars"
in "the students will be divided into small teams to work on solutions for one of the SDGs. Each
team will be mentored by a University of ****** Dean Scholars."?
in "the students will be divided into small teams to work on solutions for one of the SDGs. Each
team will be mentored by a University of ****** Dean Scholars."?
A:
Someone who has a very good academic record - typically a perfect/near perfect grade point average.
Q:
¿Qué significa Dean Earwicker?
A:
It's a first and last name. Dean is a man's name.
Q:
¿Qué significa I'm assistant to the Dean of the Academy, who it may serve you to remember is also head of the council.
(Especially, I can't understand the latter part. I've never seen a structure like this)?
(Especially, I can't understand the latter part. I've never seen a structure like this)?
A:
It's just a fancy way to say:
"I'm the assistant of the Dean of the Academy and it will be in your best interest to remember that he's also the head of the council".
"it may serve you" is an expression that means it will be good for you.
"I'm the assistant of the Dean of the Academy and it will be in your best interest to remember that he's also the head of the council".
"it may serve you" is an expression that means it will be good for you.
Q:
¿Qué significa e. g Dean's list?
A:
What is that?
Palabras similares a "Dean" y sus diferencias
Q:
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre Dean's Award of Outstanding Students y Dean's Award for Outstanding Students ?
A:
Use the second one. They would both be understood, but the first would literally mean giving students to someone as a prize...
Q:
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre Dean will leave you out in the cold at anytime "it's" in his interest. y Dean will leave you out in the cold at anytime "that" in his interest. ?
A:
The first sentence is correct.
The second sentence should be rewritten as "Dean will leave you out in the cold at anytime that's in his interest." ^.^
The second sentence should be rewritten as "Dean will leave you out in the cold at anytime that's in his interest." ^.^
Otras preguntas sobre "Dean"
Q:
"But why did you come so soon, Dean?"
"Ah," he said, looking at me as if for the first time, "so soon, yes. We – we'll know – that is, I don't know. I came on the railroad pass – cabooses – old hard-bench coaches – Texas – played flute and wooden sweet potato all the way." He took out his new wooden flute. He played a few squeaky notes on it and jumped up and down in his stocking feet. "See?" he said. "But of course, Sal, I can talk as soon as ever and have many things to say to you in fact with my own little bangtail mind I've been reading and reading this gone Proust all the way across the country and digging a great number of things I'll never have TIME to tell you about and we STILL haven't talked of Mexico and our parting there in fever – but no need to talk. Absolutely, now, yes?"
- what does it mean "wooden sweet potato"? i think potato here implies to flute but how does a flute look like potato? potato is round and flute is like a stick. i also kinda wonder where does this saying "potato" come from.
- what does "bangtail" imply here, "with my own little bangtail mind"? like, his mind is well-trained?
- what does it mean "reading this gone Proust"? to be specific - what is and why "gone Proust"?
"Ah," he said, looking at me as if for the first time, "so soon, yes. We – we'll know – that is, I don't know. I came on the railroad pass – cabooses – old hard-bench coaches – Texas – played flute and wooden sweet potato all the way." He took out his new wooden flute. He played a few squeaky notes on it and jumped up and down in his stocking feet. "See?" he said. "But of course, Sal, I can talk as soon as ever and have many things to say to you in fact with my own little bangtail mind I've been reading and reading this gone Proust all the way across the country and digging a great number of things I'll never have TIME to tell you about and we STILL haven't talked of Mexico and our parting there in fever – but no need to talk. Absolutely, now, yes?"
- what does it mean "wooden sweet potato"? i think potato here implies to flute but how does a flute look like potato? potato is round and flute is like a stick. i also kinda wonder where does this saying "potato" come from.
- what does "bangtail" imply here, "with my own little bangtail mind"? like, his mind is well-trained?
- what does it mean "reading this gone Proust"? to be specific - what is and why "gone Proust"?
A:
It’s a weird turn of phrase, but I think it’s pretty obvious that he was talking about the musical instrument known as an ocarina.
Ocarinas can be hollowed out of all kinds of material, but they almost always look like river stones or potatoes – I don’t know why, that’s just the shape they have.
Think about the expression bangtail in this way – nimble, attractive, high-performance. He’s saying – my mind is so good, you can do just about anything. But also remember – horses are very wilful. If they want to do something, they just go off and do it. If you try to force them to do something they don’t want to do, they might kick you. I think all of this is feeding into his metaphor, because as a general rule his metaphors are extremely rich and nuanced.
Gone – here we have another piece of jazz slang. Gone means that something is so crazy and wild, so unexpected, that it cannot be understood to be “of this place, nor indeed any place. It is gone – disappeared from normal understanding“
It’s a weird turn of phrase, but I think it’s pretty obvious that he was talking about the musical instrument known as an ocarina.
Ocarinas can be hollowed out of all kinds of material, but they almost always look like river stones or potatoes – I don’t know why, that’s just the shape they have.
Think about the expression bangtail in this way – nimble, attractive, high-performance. He’s saying – my mind is so good, you can do just about anything. But also remember – horses are very wilful. If they want to do something, they just go off and do it. If you try to force them to do something they don’t want to do, they might kick you. I think all of this is feeding into his metaphor, because as a general rule his metaphors are extremely rich and nuanced.
Gone – here we have another piece of jazz slang. Gone means that something is so crazy and wild, so unexpected, that it cannot be understood to be “of this place, nor indeed any place. It is gone – disappeared from normal understanding“
Q:
¿Esto suena natural? I always return to Dean Koontz whenever there seems to be no specific novels I want to read off hand.
This time, it was "Lightning," a sci-fi thriller which deals with a time travel.
This time, it was "Lightning," a sci-fi thriller which deals with a time travel.
A:
× I always return to Dean Koontz whenever there seems to be no specific novels I want to read off hand.
✓ I always return to Dean Koontz whenever there seems to be no specific novel I want to read. (off hand.)
× This time, it was "Lightning," a sci-fi thriller which deals with a time travel.
✓ This time, it was "Lightning," a sci-fi thriller which deals with time travel.
I might have to read this novel because of your post. Thanks!
✓ I always return to Dean Koontz whenever there seems to be no specific novel I want to read. (off hand.)
× This time, it was "Lightning," a sci-fi thriller which deals with a time travel.
✓ This time, it was "Lightning," a sci-fi thriller which deals with time travel.
I might have to read this novel because of your post. Thanks!
Q:
¿Esto suena natural? As in most of Dean Koontz' works, this story progresses switching among a few protagonits: an eleven-year-old girl, a pessimistic FBI agent, a female documentary filmmaker, and a local, crippled Vietnam vet .
A:
As in most of Dean Koontz' works, this story progresses by switching between a few protagonists: an eleven-year-old girl, a pessimistic FBI agent, a female documentary filmmaker, and a local, crippled Vietnam vet.
Q:
Which is more suitable and correct?
1. Dean of Study Program's Electrical Engineering
2. Dean of Electrical Engineering's Study Program
3. Dean of Study Program in Electrical Engineering
is there another example?
Thank you
1. Dean of Study Program's Electrical Engineering
2. Dean of Electrical Engineering's Study Program
3. Dean of Study Program in Electrical Engineering
is there another example?
Thank you
A:
"Dean of the Study Program in Electrical Engineering" is the correct way of saying it.
Q:
¿Esto suena natural? I heard the Dean mention your name a few times on the meeting
A:
i heard tbe dean mention your name several time in the meeting.
i heard tbe dean mention your name several time in the meeting.
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