Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Circumstance"s

A: “Given the circumstances” means *consider the context*, consider the situation, consider what has happened.

Something has happened recently, resulting in our decision to ask you to resign.

—Example: We no longer have enough money to pay our employees = the circumstance
—Therefore we must ask you to resign.

A: Extenuating circumstance: refers to a cause of someone’s inability to meet needs or expectations.

She didn’t call him because her phone was stolen.
The stealing of the phone was the circumstance that was extenuated. It’s used for “cause and effect” excuses. It is also a formal way of blaming an event for your shortcoming.

A: It means the state or condition of something, or facts about that thing. It is typically used in the plural.

Examples:

- He wrecked his car.
- What were the circumstances?
- It was raining, and he was going too fast for road conditions.

- I no longer have a job as of today.
- Why? What are the circumstances?
- The company is losing money and decided to lay off 300 employees.

- I think she is always acting like an idiot.
- Well, don't judge her behavior without considering every circumstance.

A: a fact that affects a situation.

A: situation

A: Under these circumstances, I am not free to speak. "Under these circumstances" is a more common way of saying it. "I cannot come under these circumstances."

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A: Under what circumstances would you be willing to rent me the apartment?

The circumstances of his death were very suspicious.

He met her in the dark alley, under highly unusual circumstances.

Don't call me when I'm on vacation unless the circumstances warrant it!

Under no circumstances should you push that red button!

A: *I wish the circumstances were different
*given the circumstances. she could forgive him
*these are special circumstances
*you have to adapt to circumstances

A: Due to the circumstances we cannot hire you.
Do to the circumstances we are not having class today

A: circumstance and situation mean the same thing. although both are considered formal words, circumstance is far more formal than situation. but both can be used no matter the circumstance/situation :)

A: Use “circumstance” to refer to the current states of things around your or to the current situation you are in.

Example: No matter what circumstance you are in, I will support you.

“Environment” can refer to the physical surroundings, culture or even overall “feel” of things.

Example: I grew up in a very supportive environment.

A: @kk77acb "the situation he was in wasnt good."
"under certain circumstances he was in a bad situation."
does this help?

A: A situation is a problem or event that may be happening. A circumstance can be a clause or part of a deal that must be met in order for something else to happen.

A: Mostly the same.
Circumstance refers to when the setting and the small details are important, like the behaviors on the scene of a crime.
Situation usually refers to a bad setting or detail that hints at a negative outcome.
Scenario usually refers to something made up or told like a story.

A: something that happens or takes place without intention, as a coincidence

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A: вот так (:

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A: It has a few modal meanings, but it is quite old-fashioned and very formal.

It's sometimes similar to "supposed to" or "meant to". It can be used to tell people what to do or to talk about something that has been arranged. For example:

"You are to stay here until I get back" ➡ "I am telling you to stay here until I get back"
"The party is to go ahead on Sunday" ➡ "The party has been arranged to go ahead [take place] on Sunday"
"She was to help him with whatever he needed help with" ➡ "She was meant to/supposed to help him with whatever he needed help with"


It can also be used to talk about what should be done, what would be ideal or a good idea, etc. For example:

"What am I to do with all this food?" ➡ "What should I do with all this food?"
"You are to be rewarded if you do well" ➡ "You should be rewarded if you do well (and we intend to reward you)"


We can use it to talk about things that are going to happen, for example:

"The girl who was to marry him" ➡ "The girl who would marry him in the future"
"She is to receive the grand prize" ➡ "She is going to receive the grand prize"
"What is to become of them?" ➡ "What is going to become of [happen to] them?"


Finally, you can use it to talk about what must happen in order for something else to happen, like a conditional. For example:

"If we are to win this competition, we have to work harder" ➡ "For us to win this competition, we have to work harder"
"They must be taller if they are to play basketball professionally" ➡ "They must be taller in order for them to be able to play basketball professionally"

A: How about: Whether you've succeed or failed, it depends on how quickly you'll adjust to the circumstance.

A: The circumstance of religion in Japan is different from any other countries. Generally, one country has national religion and the most of the citizens of the country belong to that religion. But Japan does not have that kind of religion at the moment. Instead, you can see the fusion of religion in this country. There are many events regarding various religions, such as Halloween, Christmas, Valentine’s Day, Obon, Omisoka, Setsubun, Juugoya, Shichi-Go-San, etc.
You can say that it looks like sukiyaki of religion. Many people pay a visit to both shrines and temples. One recent study showed that one in three people could not explain the difference between Shintoism and Buddhism. Most of the Japanese people equate Shintoism with Buddhism. However, such a circumstance has been seen since the Nara period. At that time, they mixed up Shintoism and Buddhism. That was said the syncretistic fusion of Shintoism and Buddhism, You can see zinnguzi: a temple which is located in shrine. or sinnzenndokyou: monk read sutra in front of shrine. So historically speaking, it is not unnatural to see that kind of phenomenon in japan. But recently, such phenomenon has been expanding. Many of the Japanese people enjoy a Christian religious celebration named Easter in one amusement park, but most of them do not know the derivation of the event. A friend of mine did not know that Easter is a religious event, which made me surprised.
It may sometimes be rude not to know the event adequately when you join such religious events. Without knowing the background or derivation of the event, you may not truely enjoy the event.

A: It’s correct, but a more natural way of saying it would be “I can adapt to new situations fast.”

A: It’s almost perfect! However, there are a few things I might change:
“Under such (a circumstance/circumstances), there is a prevalent claim arguing that employees should be allowed to work at home. Some people believe that it would contribute to their working efficiency while others hold the opposite opinion.”