Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Instruction"
The meaning of "Instruction" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
“comfort the crying”? To calm down the crying?
“instruction from..”? What instruction it refers to?
“terminal grayness”?
“blunt instrument”?
“the unwanted and abondoned”? What does it refer to?
“The even of grace”?
“reserve”?
“vile”?
ne anlama geliyor?
“instruction from..”? What instruction it refers to?
“terminal grayness”?
“blunt instrument”?
“the unwanted and abondoned”? What does it refer to?
“The even of grace”?
“reserve”?
“vile”?
ne anlama geliyor?
A:
Yes, you comfort people by calming them down.
Instruction is not just words written on a paper, it is also the noun form of instruct, which means to teach or instruct, so in this context instruction refers to some sort of guidance or mentorship received.
Terminal grayness - not really sure.
Blunt instrument is something blunt, such as a hammer, which is contrasted with a sharp instrument, such as a knife.
Unwanted and abandoned are not fancy words. The book is referring to I assume orphans, or someone else who has been left “unwanted or abandoned”
Grace here I think refers to the religious practice of thanking God before a meal (for the meal). Look up “to say grace”
Reserve and caution are here synonyms. They are saying the person was cautious, unwilling to move forward with something.
Vile means evil or disgusting
Instruction is not just words written on a paper, it is also the noun form of instruct, which means to teach or instruct, so in this context instruction refers to some sort of guidance or mentorship received.
Terminal grayness - not really sure.
Blunt instrument is something blunt, such as a hammer, which is contrasted with a sharp instrument, such as a knife.
Unwanted and abandoned are not fancy words. The book is referring to I assume orphans, or someone else who has been left “unwanted or abandoned”
Grace here I think refers to the religious practice of thanking God before a meal (for the meal). Look up “to say grace”
Reserve and caution are here synonyms. They are saying the person was cautious, unwilling to move forward with something.
Vile means evil or disgusting
Q:
The instruction couldn't have been more painstakingly detailed if we were leaving a critically ill infant in her care. ne anlama geliyor?
A:
Basically, it means, "the instructions were very clear."
Q:
I have this instruction, but I don't understand the examples:
''vocab to describe the book in general''
- a page turner
- a white-knickle ride
- a tearjerker ne anlama geliyor?
''vocab to describe the book in general''
- a page turner
- a white-knickle ride
- a tearjerker ne anlama geliyor?
A:
A page turner means that it is interesting enough for you to keep turning the pages and read the book.
A tearjerker means that it will make you cry because it might be sad.
It is spelled "White-Knuckle ride" and is a more uncommon phrase, it means that something was a very fun amusement park ride where "Ones hands trip so tightly that the knuckles appear white"
A tearjerker means that it will make you cry because it might be sad.
It is spelled "White-Knuckle ride" and is a more uncommon phrase, it means that something was a very fun amusement park ride where "Ones hands trip so tightly that the knuckles appear white"
Q:
"instruction" ne anlama geliyor?
A:
A direction or order
Q:
the instruction ne anlama geliyor?
A:
You can only be parked there for 2 hours
Example sentences using "Instruction"
Q:
instruction ile örnek cümleler göster.
A:
The instruction manual is in the box.
You just need to follow the instructions.
Give me the instructions to build that Lego house.
You just need to follow the instructions.
Give me the instructions to build that Lego house.
Q:
instruction , reference ile örnek cümleler göster.
A:
please read the instructions carefully before you enter the examination Hall
you can check reference books for some more information
you can check reference books for some more information
Synonyms of "Instruction" and their differences
Q:
The instruction couldn't have been more detailed if we were leaving a critically ill infant in her care. ve The instruction couldn't have been more detailed if we had been leaving a critically ill infant in her care. arasındaki fark nedir?
A:
were refers more to doing something but then not doing it. for example, we were going to go to Paris but we decided to go to London instead.
had is past tense so it already took place.
had is past tense so it already took place.
Q:
follow instruction ve respond to direction arasındaki fark nedir?
A:
Check the question to view the answer
Q:
instruction ve educational arasındaki fark nedir?
A:
Instruction = how to do something specific
She gave him instructions on how to make tea.
education = general learning
He helped with the education of his children.
She gave him instructions on how to make tea.
education = general learning
He helped with the education of his children.
Q:
instruction ve discipline arasındaki fark nedir?
A:
alright!
If you're being instructed to do something, you are being told what to do, or taught what to do.
"If you don't follow the instructions, you'll never understand."
If you are being disciplined, you are being punished for doing something wrong.
"The kids had never learned discipline."
If you're being instructed to do something, you are being told what to do, or taught what to do.
"If you don't follow the instructions, you'll never understand."
If you are being disciplined, you are being punished for doing something wrong.
"The kids had never learned discipline."
Translations of "Instruction"
Q:
Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? I need to write an instruction for this exercise. what can I say?
A:
Fill the speech bubbles with the appropriate sentences!
Q:
Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? Here is the instruction of a board game. There are 2 pages for the game. The first page is the instruction and 12 pictures. The second page is a graph.
What does graph it mean? What does the instruction mean?
What does graph it mean? What does the instruction mean?
A:
Those are very strange instructions 😂😂 I think you must print the pictures of the animals and cut them into small pieces. Then you will put them on a table (picture down) and move them around (so you don’t know which animal is where). Then you pick one up and tally/count how many times you picked it up. So after you pick it, you write down “Pig 1” and you put the animal back on the table. Then you pick another paper randomly and count it. I guess you continue doing this for as long as you want. Then you can make a graph like
Q:
Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? instruction
A:
First go down on your left towards the cinema, once you make it there turn south and turn right. The apollo theatre should be at the next turn down.
Q:
Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? as per instruction of sarah or as per instruction from sarah?
A:
as per Sarah's instruction
Q:
Bunu İngilizce (ABD) da nasıl dersiniz? I want to add an instruction for #2 in the pic after the instruction of #1. Which is good as an instruction? Or is there a better expression? a) Continue with the opposite arm and leg. b) Continue with the opposite side.
A:
I would use orientation for every step so it isn't relative. For example: "Continue with the left arm and leg", otherwise "opposite" could be "left" or "right" depending on what it is the opposite of.
Maybe you could say "Pivot on your right foot" (that appears to be what is happening). This would mean that the right foot does not move and the action of rotating your body in that way is called "pivoting"
Maybe you could say "Pivot on your right foot" (that appears to be what is happening). This would mean that the right foot does not move and the action of rotating your body in that way is called "pivoting"
Other questions about "Instruction"
Q:
"no! the instruction said to leave a little bit of water" bu doğru görünüyor mu?
A:
It is correct except that "instruction" should be plural in this instance.
"No! The instructions said to leave a little bit of water." would make more sense.
But it still makes sense and you can understand what you mean.
"No! The instructions said to leave a little bit of water." would make more sense.
But it still makes sense and you can understand what you mean.
Q:
I decided I would study English again.
Your instruction is highly appreciated. bu doğru görünüyor mu?
Your instruction is highly appreciated. bu doğru görünüyor mu?
A:
Perfect!
Q:
【Topic】agree or disagree: Formal English instruction should start in the fifth grade of elementary school from 2020 in Japan
【My Answer】I agree with formal English instruction should start in the fifth grade of elementary school from 2020. I have two reasons to support this idea.
First, Studying English can make children have more possibility in the future. For example, children can get more ides from knowing other countries thinking way by studying English.
Second, it also can help Japanese economy. These days, even if we have many travelers form other countries in Japan, we do not have enough staffs can speak English.
Therefore, for these reasons, I believe that formal English instruction should start in the fifth grade of elementary school. bu doğru görünüyor mu?
【My Answer】I agree with formal English instruction should start in the fifth grade of elementary school from 2020. I have two reasons to support this idea.
First, Studying English can make children have more possibility in the future. For example, children can get more ides from knowing other countries thinking way by studying English.
Second, it also can help Japanese economy. These days, even if we have many travelers form other countries in Japan, we do not have enough staffs can speak English.
Therefore, for these reasons, I believe that formal English instruction should start in the fifth grade of elementary school. bu doğru görünüyor mu?
A:
どういたしまして！
Q:
I wrote an instruction document about a business manner in Japan. Are there any grammatical errors in sentences below?
The Japanese business etiquette Instruction
The six steps of exchanging a business card:
This description is the process of exchanging of business cards between two people. Remember to handle business cards with both hands.
1) Prepare the correct number of cards you will need for the exchange
2) Bowing each other
3) Place your business cards on top of your business card holder
Make sure your cards are facing towards the receiver so that they can read the text. If you have a bilingual card, facing up the side of the receiver’s language. Ensure the card is turned towards the receiver. Remember the highest ranking people exchange cards first.
4) Use your right hand to offer your card, holding it by the top corner
Make sure no names or logos are covered up with your fingers when receiving a card. You will hold the business card holder in your left hand.
5) Give a brief self-introduction
6) Arrange cards on top of the card holder or on the table in the seating order
Keep the card on display during the meeting until ending it. Place the highest ranked person’s card on top on the card holder. This shows a respect to the person.
The Japanese business etiquette Instruction
The six steps of exchanging a business card:
This description is the process of exchanging of business cards between two people. Remember to handle business cards with both hands.
1) Prepare the correct number of cards you will need for the exchange
2) Bowing each other
3) Place your business cards on top of your business card holder
Make sure your cards are facing towards the receiver so that they can read the text. If you have a bilingual card, facing up the side of the receiver’s language. Ensure the card is turned towards the receiver. Remember the highest ranking people exchange cards first.
4) Use your right hand to offer your card, holding it by the top corner
Make sure no names or logos are covered up with your fingers when receiving a card. You will hold the business card holder in your left hand.
5) Give a brief self-introduction
6) Arrange cards on top of the card holder or on the table in the seating order
Keep the card on display during the meeting until ending it. Place the highest ranked person’s card on top on the card holder. This shows a respect to the person.
A:
3) Place your cards on top of your card holder.
Make sure that your cards are facing upwards, so that the receiver can read the text. If you have a bilingual card, make sure that the side facing upwards is in the language that the receiver understands. Please remember that the businessman with the higher seniority must exchange his card first.
4) Use your right hand to offer your card, and ensure that you hold it from the top corner.
Make sure that no names or logos are covered with your fingers when handling a card. You will hold the card holder in your left hand.
5) Briefly introduce yourself to the businessman.
6) Arrange the cards on top of the card holder, or place them on the table. Keep the card on display during the meeting until its conclusion. Remember to place the most senior businessman's card at the top of the card holder. This is a sign of respect.
Make sure that your cards are facing upwards, so that the receiver can read the text. If you have a bilingual card, make sure that the side facing upwards is in the language that the receiver understands. Please remember that the businessman with the higher seniority must exchange his card first.
4) Use your right hand to offer your card, and ensure that you hold it from the top corner.
Make sure that no names or logos are covered with your fingers when handling a card. You will hold the card holder in your left hand.
5) Briefly introduce yourself to the businessman.
6) Arrange the cards on top of the card holder, or place them on the table. Keep the card on display during the meeting until its conclusion. Remember to place the most senior businessman's card at the top of the card holder. This is a sign of respect.
Q:
I wrote an instruction document about a business manner in Japan. Are there any gramertical errors in sentences below?
Doing Japanese business etiquette with a polite way
How important on exchanging of a business card in Japan
I am describing how to exchange business cards with the Japanese way because some employees plan to go on a business trip in Japan in this year.
The purpose of exchanging of business cards is to remind the other person’s name and to keep mind a business relationship in future. In Japan, exchanging of business cards is more important and more care attention to the process than that in the U.S. The Japanese businessmen always treat the business card with the utmost respect as if the body of that person.
The six process to exchange a business card
This description is a process to exchange of business cards between two people. Remember handling business cards to be delivered with both hands.
1) Prepare the number of cards you will need to exchange
Before attending an assemble, prepare a lot of business cards and a card holder to remove your business cards or to take receiving them.
2) Bowing each other
Bowing is a formally polite manner in public when meeting at the first time. Bowing about 45 degrees with your back straight and put your hands at the sides.
*Your hosts may offer a handshake instead of bowing because the Westerners are unaccustomed to bowing.
Doing Japanese business etiquette with a polite way
How important on exchanging of a business card in Japan
I am describing how to exchange business cards with the Japanese way because some employees plan to go on a business trip in Japan in this year.
The purpose of exchanging of business cards is to remind the other person’s name and to keep mind a business relationship in future. In Japan, exchanging of business cards is more important and more care attention to the process than that in the U.S. The Japanese businessmen always treat the business card with the utmost respect as if the body of that person.
The six process to exchange a business card
This description is a process to exchange of business cards between two people. Remember handling business cards to be delivered with both hands.
1) Prepare the number of cards you will need to exchange
Before attending an assemble, prepare a lot of business cards and a card holder to remove your business cards or to take receiving them.
2) Bowing each other
Bowing is a formally polite manner in public when meeting at the first time. Bowing about 45 degrees with your back straight and put your hands at the sides.
*Your hosts may offer a handshake instead of bowing because the Westerners are unaccustomed to bowing.
A:
Japanese Business Etiquette
The importance of exchanging business cards in Japan:
I am going to discuss exchanging business cards in Japan, as some employees plan on going on a business trip to Japan this year.
The purpose of exchanging business cards is to remind yourself of the other person's name and to form a business relationship for the future. In Japan, the exchange of business cards is more important than in the U.S. Japanese businessmen always treat business cards with the utmost respect, as though it is an extension of that individual person.
The six steps of exchanging a business card:
This is the process of exchanging business cards between two people. Remember to handle business cards with both hands!
1) Prepare the correct number of cards you will need for the exchange. Before attending an assembly, make sure to prepare a lot of business cards beforehand, as well as a card holder to remove them quickly, as well as a place to receive them.
2) Bowing. Bowing is a formal way of introducing yourself for the first time. Bow at 45 degrees with your back straight and place your hands at your side.
*Your hosts may offer a handshake instead of bowing, as they may be aware that Westerners are unaccustomed to bowing.*
The importance of exchanging business cards in Japan:
I am going to discuss exchanging business cards in Japan, as some employees plan on going on a business trip to Japan this year.
The purpose of exchanging business cards is to remind yourself of the other person's name and to form a business relationship for the future. In Japan, the exchange of business cards is more important than in the U.S. Japanese businessmen always treat business cards with the utmost respect, as though it is an extension of that individual person.
The six steps of exchanging a business card:
This is the process of exchanging business cards between two people. Remember to handle business cards with both hands!
1) Prepare the correct number of cards you will need for the exchange. Before attending an assembly, make sure to prepare a lot of business cards beforehand, as well as a card holder to remove them quickly, as well as a place to receive them.
2) Bowing. Bowing is a formal way of introducing yourself for the first time. Bow at 45 degrees with your back straight and place your hands at your side.
*Your hosts may offer a handshake instead of bowing, as they may be aware that Westerners are unaccustomed to bowing.*
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