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

A: He was like an animal that could not do whatever it wanted. He had tried to be an artist in the past, but he failed at it.

A: A person who always does the same thing, or who always does something the same way. A person with strong habits.

Example: Mark comes into the coffeeshop every Tuesday at 4:05 and orders a black coffee. He never wants anything else. He’s a creature of habit.

A: そのときまで、ある状態が続くという意味です。

A: someone/something that follows a very predictable or similar routine/approach to something.

"I'm a creature of habit. I wake up at 7am and go to bed at 10pm every day."

A: A "creature of habit" is a person who creates a daily routine and doesn't like to do anything different.

A: the word creature is not common in english language

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A: In this case I think they have the same meaning and nuance.
I personally think the first sentence sounds better.

Same if you had placed "only" at the end of the sentence:

These beautiful creatures can be found in this area of the island only.

It's not wrong, but "can only be found" is a lot cleaner in my opinion.


It turns into a completely different issue if you place "only" at the beginning, however:

Only these beautiful creatures... (implying that no other animals/creatures are on the island)

A: Critter= creature, animal. Creature =an animal, as distinct from a human being. They are synonyms

A: These sentences have basically the same meanings.

“Every” in the sentence you used is paired with singular nouns, while “All” is paired with plural nouns.

To make it easier to see, you can change “Every” into “Every single”:
“Every single creature must get old”

A: Beheld sounds a lot fancier and more formal. Most people don't even use that word in everyday speech.

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A: Thank you very much !!

A: I think you are trying to say “He was unaware of the blessed, slimy creatures of the sea.”

Unawares is not an adverb, however Unawarely is.

A: "creature" is usually used for animals, it sounds a bit weird for humans.
"You're such a beautiful person" is so so.
"You are so beautiful" is best 🙆

A: what do you think is the most beautiful creature ever created by humans?

A: 3 would of been natural if it was like this " What we have found is that the creatures have shown the hot impression of intense survival with their bodies as they have built new lives in the ashes of war. "

A: @PurePureMilk: on :)

A: You would say "has found" or "finds" and you would use "on" a train

A: There are more creatures living in the ocean than in the land.

I omitted much, but you can add it in for emphasis if you'd like.