Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Bob"

A: They could well have an uncle named Bob. Bob is usually a shortened version of Robert. Which is a fairly common name in England.

It's a common expression used mainly by the older generation.

A: Everything will be fine. / It will work. / Things will be alright.

Just turn it off, wait a minute, then turn it back on. And Bob's your uncle!

A: 當你在做某件事情做完的時候，旁邊的人可能就會說：Bob's your uncle.

A: Bob's your uncle is a casual expression, meaning it's done (perhaps with little trouble, or easier than you expected)

Meat, onions, tomatoes, an hour in the oven and Bob's your uncle!, Dinner.

Take the first left, then right at the post office and half a mile up the lane, Bob's your uncle, you've arrived.

A: "Chillin' like (insert anything that rhymes with chillin'." for example "Chillin' like a villian." it doesn't mean anything in particular. its just a slang way of saying "relaxing and having a good time."

A: "The boat was bobbing up and down in the water."
^ "The boats bob up and down in the water."
"His head is bobbing up and down to the sound of the music."
^ "Their heads bob up and down to the sound of the music."

A: You see, opening the car hood is easy! Find the knob inside the car, turn it, get out to the front of the car and just lift the hood and Bob's your uncle!

A: It means "that's it" , "there you have it"
E.g You add two cups of water to the mix, heat it for five minutes and Bob’s your uncle, the soup is ready.

A: We don't hear that phrase often in the US. Usually, that is something we hear on a British TV show, for example.

A: Just aim it at the TV, press the button and Bob's your uncle.

A: Both mean the same thing. "Bob is stupid for doing it." sounds more natural though.

A:

There is no difference in meaning.

Many people will insist that the first one is correct and the second one is not, but here is the truth – people use both of these interchangeably, all the time, and nobody cares – because it does not affect the understanding of the meaning.

A: “I asked bob a question” sounds more fluid and natural.

A: I have heard sports announcers say things like, "Now there's a guy that can run!"

では it is not correct --- but you do hear it in some places. You would never, ever use it in formal writing, but in other places you could get away with it.

A: "Bob may still be sleeping" implies that Bob might still, at this moment, be sleeping.

"Bob may still sleep," on the other hand, implies Bob is thinking about sleeping, but hasn't decided if he will or not, (i.e. "Bob might sleep, but we don't know").

Example Sentences:

"Alice may still be eating" - Alice is eating, right now, as we speak.
"Alice may still eat" - Alice isn't eating right now, but she might start eating soon, or not. We don't know yet.

My Japanese is poor, but it might roughly translate like:

"アリスはまだ食べているかもしれません。"
vs.
"アリスはまだ食べるかもしれない。"

I hope that doesn't make it more confusing!

A: I didn’t know Bob Saget out of “Full House” was a comedian as well. What was he like as a comedian?

You were very close in your writing!😊

A: It’s not grammatically correct - the meaning is to be excited and happy though.

A: Bob's your uncle, mate. Call him uncle Bob.

A: I'd say it like this. :)

Cheers!

A: Bob's your uncle.

A: "...well, we're kind of vamping waiting for the military to come in".

vamping = repeat a short, simple passage of music.

A: “Started off with a little rhythm break, it was, I can’t even take much credit for it because it wasn’t part of the arrangement of the tune. The part that was used in that...”

A: 2. Annie plants flowers on her balcony

A: @youmna: bobs your uncle ☺ is a funny saying we have
It means there you. go there it is. Easy as that. There's the answer. This is how you do it.........
It is usually said in a funny or cheeky way when you are telling someone How to do something easy and you had to tell them or show them. After you show how easy it was you say
For example mother showing children how to wash clothes. "all you need to do is turn on the washing machine here... and see.. bobs your uncle!!!
No don't do it this way. Look I'll show you. See!! Bobs your uncle.
If you have worked out question abd you tell friend aaarrghh I couldn't do it then bobs your uncle (meaning he finally worked it out)

A: I would say, "Why does she cheat on her boyfriends?"