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

A: I'm no textile engineer, but it doesn't make sense. Probably a spelling mistake on their end.

A: ملابس عادية

A: Tecido

A: Generally it means you two are similar, as in you come from the same place

A: It means "tela"

A: Put on your clothes

Take off your clothes

I bought some clothes

Cloth is what clothes are made of

A: "I'm just looking around." 我随便看看

A: Cloth is just a piece of fabric. Clothing refers to shirts, shorts, etc

A: @dodokii
cloth - a piece of fabric. this isn’t clothes because clothes is a piece with shape. you might use a plain piece of cloth to dust the table. A piece of cloth is (this is a picture of a cloth)

clothes - something you wear like shirts, pants, dresses, skirts etc.

clothing - is the same as clothes.

A: cloth is a type of fabric
clothes is something you wear
to clothe is an action word of putting on clothes

A: cloths are what clothes are made of.

I love the material of those cloths.

I want to wear those clothes.

A: I think of them as:

Cloth is a material (that is flat and bends), for example burlap, denim, silk, velvet

Cloths is the plural of cloth (like “many pieces of cloth”)

Clothes is for multiple things you wear (made of cloth) for example shirts, pants, socks

Clothe is to put on clothes or to give clothes (“after her bath it is your turn to clothe the baby”)

Clothing is like clothes (“the clothing over there”) or a conjugation of clothe (“clothing yourself in silk”)

A: first answer...”quick, get a cloth!”

Second answer...
“Ma’am” seems to have a negative connotation to it. It makes you feel old. Haha
So, you could say “hello” or “good evening /afternoon/morning”
“Miss” for most women
“Madam” for obviously older women

“Good evening, miss. Welcome to XYZ.”

A: @peacefulJapan “Do you have this in a bigger size?”
「長さ」は言うじゃない、「もっと大きい」はいう。
(下手な日本語ですいません。)

A: I use a plastic clip to hold back the mosquito net.

I use a plastic clip to pin the mosquito net back on itself.

A: backwards. E.g. you got your shirt on backwards.

A: Try: Take extra clothes because the costume you're wearing will annoy you.

A: It's a different than I thought.

A: *clothes instead of cloths. Cloth is the fabric not the actual pieces of clothing.

A: You can also replace the period as a comma. "old, but"

A: Looks good, except "clothes" are made out of "cloth" (or sometimes multiple cloths). So I recommend "clothes".

A: I need to put my clothes on.

A: 普段は、他の人の生活費を払っている、もしくは自分の仕事や給料、活動などのおかげで他の人を経済的にサポートしていることをさしています。

しかし、「Put clothes on someone's back」は文字通り「人に服を着せる」という意味に近いです。
そしてこの人によると「these kids」はこの人にもらったお金を使って服を買っていたらしいので、この場合にはちょっと地口に見えますね。