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

A: It means to make something clear or easily understood.

A: its not an english word

A: To reveal or explain something previously unknown

A: Make something clear, explain something.

Your explanation will help elucidate the question.

A: @Kayo1213 Can you elucidate?

Allow me to elucidate.

He refused to elucidate.

She could not elucidate any further.

A: Elucidate is a more elaborate word choice, though I myself tend to say "Elaborate" or Elaborate further" much more often.

A: Great question

People mix these up all the time

But there is an important difference

Elucidate comes from the Latin lux - light
and means, to cast light on

Elaborate comes from the Latin labor - work
and means, to work through or work out

A: He elucidated the mystery. -it reffers to when you find out something unknown .
He explained me how i should do this. -it reffers to when you already know something but you don't understand it well.

i hope you understood what i meant

A: To elucidate is to clarify something or to describe it in order to make it less confusing. To illustrate is simply to describe something or create a visual representation of something.

A: @-dOlf-


I did understand why she got angry. I asked her to explain how she felt.

- If we are using the word “did” the emphasis is on that word. It almost infers that other people usually wouldn’t understand, or that we usually don’t understand something like this but that time, we did. We can simply just say “I understand why she got angry” if we don’t want that emphasis.
- We don’t use the word elucidate in daily conversation.
- “How she felt” is a much more colloquial way of just saying “her feelings”.

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A:

To learn about it, yes

A: 日本語でそれを書いてください。