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

A: kind of !! it can mean i’m old, or i haven’t done that thing in a while

A: literal meaning: covered in rust (the brown, powdery oxide substance that forms on metal that is exposed to the air)
figurative meaning: unskilled due to a lack of recent practice or use

Joe couldn't afford a new car, so he continued to drive his old rusty (= covered in oxide) truck.

Linda's cello playing skills are a little rusty (= not used recently) because she hasn't been in an orchestra for over ten years.

A: 녹슨 i mean-
Something like that:

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A: “I haven’t practiced French in a while, so I’m a little rusty.” rusty here is a bit more colloquial, meaning unpracticed so won’t be as good

“The gate is all rusty since it’s not protected.”

“My ring got rusty, so I guess it wasn’t silver.”

A: "He hasn't been working for a month now, so he's a little rusty."

Here, rusty means "not as good as before".

A: I'm a little rusty, I haven't played basketball in years.

The tools were starting to get a little rusty, so I bought new ones.

My bike is a little rusty because I don't have a garage to put it in.

It was a nice rusty brown color. (sometimes used as a color)

I'm a little rusty, so take it easy on me, ok?

The rims were getting rusty, so I had them replaced. (car)

A: My Chinese speaking skills are rusty. I haven't studied Chinese in many years.

A: "Rusted" means it has enough rust that it no longer functions. For example, "I can't ipen the door because it's rusted shut."

"Rusty" can mean having any amount of rust, or it can be a metaphor for losing skill from lack of practice. "I haven't done this in a while, so I may be a little rusty."

A: Both "rusty" and "shaky" mean that someone's skill is below standard or otherwise not great.

"Rusty" implies that someone was previously good at a skill, but now they are not as good. (High skill --> low skill)

"Shaky" implies that someone is not good at a skill in general. It doesn't imply that they were good at the skill in the past.

A: Rusty is an adjective used to describe something with rust on it.

Rusted is either the past tense or past participle of the verb to rust.

In some sentences, the mean the same. For example,
The nail is rusty.
The nail is rusted.

But something like
The nail rusted.
Or
The nail has rusted.
Is only with that verb form.

A: Rusty is used as an idiom when someone hasn't done something in a long time so they are unpracticed which leads them to forget things or make simple mistakes. "I'm so rusty at basketball, I haven't played in a year. I can't even get a single shot in." The idiom exists because unused metal objects tend to get rusty.

Lose one's touch means that someone simply isn't as good as they were before at something. It could be due to any reason, like old age, bad diet, or for unexplained reasons. "Have you seen Kei Nishikori play tennis lately? He sure has lost his touch."

A: enferrujado.

A: Rusty

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A: It's natural