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

A: Slay = kill, especially with a sword or blade, especially a knight in a battle or ancient/medieval times.

You might also hear both slay and kill to express when a performer / entertainer gives a good show to their audience.

You really killed it on stage tonight.

I slayed them ( I amazed the audience with my musical skills)

I am not a performer so I might not be expressing that very well.

A: Inteso come nome significa Male (come proprio entità contrapposta al Bene), mentre come aggettivo significa cattivo, maligno, immorale
Es. Evil crime, evil person...

A: Contadino, agricoltore

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A: Our team lost. It was a good game though. = however

He can be moody at times, but he's a good boy though.

"Though" is used especially at the and of a sentence to add a fact
that makes the previous statement less strong or less important

A: What did you eat today?
Do you want (qualunque oggetto)?
Do you need (water, to pee...)
Do you like (steak, salad, hip-hop)
Are you alright?
How are you?
Are you tired/sleepy?

A: What brings you here?

A: what do you say in America when you are really mad?

risposta: "I'm pissed off!"

A: What's wrong (nel contesto quando vuoi sapere se una person sta bene)

A: what do you make of that?

A: What are you doing?

A: it means something that is not easy to find. The beaten path is where everyone usually walks. If something is off the beaten path, then you won’t see it if you are going the same way as everyone else.
“There are some good restaurants in my neighbourhood, but most are off the beaten path.”

A: Strofinare il pollice contro le dita è un riferimento al denaro, di solito una richiesta di denaro o un promemoria che qualcosa costerà denaro.

A: What do you think of Italy?

A: I am short of breath

A: Don't worry about it. ???