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

A: It means:
That irritates me.
これは癪にさわります

A: The word can mean different things depending on the context. It can be about things, "He had a lot of gear for his trip."
It can also mean getting ready for something, "She was gearing up for the trip." If you use it to describe an action, add an "-ed" (past action) or an "-ing" (future action). Using "-ed" or "-ing" will make the sentence sound more natural.

A: You will be in the best condition possible for an activity

A: Typically used when you are preparing for something. Example: The soldiers had to gear up for their next mission.

A: smth is the shortened word for 'something' used when texting people. To gear up for something means to get ready for something

A: Examples: Candy commercials are geared toward children. That advertisement is geared toward women.

A: The new educational system is created to be geared towards a more holistic approach to learning.

A: I'm gearing up for the upcoming marathon.

A: The shops have geared up for the Holiday season by employing more staff.

A: I own my gear. <-- I don't rent gear. I own it and bring it. Maybe this could refer to skis or scuba gear.
I have my gear. <-- I am ready to go out because the gear I'm going to use is with me.

A: "gear" is non-countable and can include individual things you use like helmets, jackets and tools.

an "apparatus" is countable, and is usually a complex device or machine that was invented to do one job.

"flying gear" might be your goggles and your parachute.

a "flying apparatus" would be a machine (with wings or a propeller) that lifts you into the air and lets you fly.

A: A crank has a handle for turning

A: I'm going to assign numbers to each action:
1 = trying to switch gears
2 = running over the curb

A) "I was trying to switch gears when I ran over a curb."
--> You were in the middle of 1 when 2 happened
--> In other words, 2 happened DURING 1

B) "I tried to switch gears when I was running over a curb."
--> While you were doing 2, you tried to do 1
--> 1 happened DURING 2

NB - B) is not very natural. I would express that meaning like this:
"I tried to switch gears while I was running over the curb."

A: to equip or prepare oneself. I guess mental could be part of it, but gear is stuff.

A:
わかりました。ありがとうございます。
prepare=gear upで、prepareばかり使わずにgear up を使ったらいいという動画を見たので、使ってみたかったんです。

A: THINK (생각하다)

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: × A. I can't put out a gear fire from the cockpit at least from the cockpit of the plane I usually fly.
✓ A. I can't put out a gear fire from the cockpit, at least not from the cockpit of the plane I usually fly.

× A. Because It seems the right main gear is on fire.
✓ A. Because it seems the right main gear is on fire.

× Q. What are your duties while evacuation?
✓ Q. What are your duties while evacuating?

× A. My first duty that I have to do especially as a Captain is to evacuate all the passengers and the flight crew from the aircraft safely.
✓ A. My first duty, especially as a captain, is to evacuate all the passengers and the flight crew from the aircraft safely.

× Secondly, I try my best minimizing the damage of the aircraft as much as possible.
✓ Secondly, I try my best minimizing the damage to the aircraft as much as possible.

A: It’s a idiom that most famous from the tv series family guy
To greatly or specifically irritate or annoy someone. It really grinds my gears when cyclists go zipping through red lights! John's not a bad guy, but he has a habit of grinding people's gears with his political rants.

A: A : I have (or I’ve) got all the camping gear packed.
B : What's next?
A : All I need to do is get up in the morning and hit the road.
B : I'm hungry. Let's grab some ramen and then go to sleep.
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A: equipament. You can say fish gear, for example

A: Yeah that's correct. However, you would say "Change gears"