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

A: it's just means that you made a big mistake in your decision or you interpretation of something. essentially, you were wrong. you don't really use this phrase that much though. in regular speech you would just say, "I made a bad decision" or "I messed up" or "I made a bad judgment" or something like that

A: The graves were there, but she was not affected emotionally

A: It's a more poetic way of saying seriously.
With a serious shake of the head

A: a hole dug in the ground to receive a coffin or dead body, typically marked by a stone or mound.

A: If the person were alive, they would be upset at whatever thing is being talked about.

A: Yes, grave is not very common and usually used for something that is worse or more intense than serious.

This is a nice restaurant, you need to act more serious.

After he saw a murder, his face was grave.

A: Graves are in the ground. Tombs are stone structures above the ground. Corpses are buried in graves but entombed in tombs.

A: Pit is a hole in the ground. Grave is where someone dead is buried in.

A: ‘tomb’ is a chamber where dead people are buried, or it can also be short for ‘tombstone’

‘grave’ is more general and can include tombstones.

A: a "plot" is just an area of land - it can be large or small. It usually implies "smallish"
a "grave" is a place in the ground where a body is buried.
a "tomb" is a structure (large or small) built for single or multiple burials - contrary to other comments, most tombs are above-ground structures. If you google "tombs" and check the image page, you will find this to be true. https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHJW_enUS469US469&biw=1108&bih=726&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=vb3VWpbPNIOe0gKO2ILIBw&q=tomb&oq=tomb&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0i67k1j0l9.3142.3142.0.4894.1.1.0.0.0.0.110.110.0j1.1.0....0...1c.1.64.psy-ab..0.1.94....0.sgmodsbSNF0

A: A grave - Una parcela de tierra marcada por una piedra grabada y más importante está bajo la tierra
A tomb - una estructura sobre la tierra (en la mayoría de los casos para la gente rica)

A: thank you

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A: It’s serious.

A: serious

A: They are both right, sound natural, and they have the same meaning.

I don't think one is better than the other, they are both equal.

Hope you understand! :)

A: What you wrote makes sense; the wording in the part about about child behavior just sounded a little unnatural.

I went to visit a grave with my family.
My son was being fussy on the way.
He said it was a long time in a car.
I think it’s a typical way for a child to act.
After that, we ate lunch at a Japanese restaurant.
It was a good restaurant.
After that, we went to a toy store.
My father bought a toy for my son so my son was excited.
We ate dinner at an Izakaya where my younger brother works.
It was a pretty good day.

A: 'I will watch over you from my grave, next month'
This sounds better.
When we say 'I was watch over you in the grave', it means the listener is in the grave and the speaker will watch over him/her.

A: I'm going to visit his/her grave (to pay my respects) from now on.

A: they dig their own graves would be right :)