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

A: Não tem uma tradução exata. É apenas um insulto gentil. Isso pode significar que ele é preguiçoso, burro ou inútil.

A: Many sheets of paper or similar material folded is a wad. If you had six thousand dollars in one hundred dollars bills. You have a wad of sixty one hundred dollar bills.

A: It means "hey, what's up?"

It also means "what's going on" or "how are you".

A: Wad - a messily squished-together ball of something
Bit - a small fraction of something, like the crumbs of a bread slice
Piece - I reasonable fraction of something, like a slice of pizza
lump - a collection of objects in one pile.

A: It means like a bundle of something

A: Yes, it's correct.

How would you type this sentence in Chinese?

A:
i think clump only refers to 'cluster', many of them clumped together.(so a clump of cake is weird)

and lump is more soft and indrfinite shaped(such as clay, gum), while chunk is more solid or hard, angled edges(such as a piece of cheese or cake).

so 'a handful of dough hacked off of huge dough' cant be called "chunk of dough" because it's not hard, it is "lumo of dough".

correct me if wrong !

A: Secret as a noun refers to undisclosed knowledge and would not collectively be described as a ‘wad’ - (wad refers to a bundle of paper or material)
In this sentence ’secret’ could be used as an adjective :
A wad of secret notes.
Or wad of hidden notes
As of now does not make sense in this context - use “up until now” or “all this time”
..sheets, which he was trying to slowly smooth out.