Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Scotland"
The meaning of "Scotland" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does With Scotland under our belts mean?
A:
Having something under your belt means you've completed a goal of some kind.
They have completed a trip to Scotland. Saw what they wanted to see, did the activities they wanted to etc.
They have completed a trip to Scotland. Saw what they wanted to see, did the activities they wanted to etc.
Q:
What does Only once Scotland was a state could accession talks with Europe begin. mean?
A:
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What does Only once Scotland was a state could accession talks with Europe begin. mean?
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これは翻訳プログラムによって作成された翻訳です...
スコットランドが国家になったときだけ、私たちはヨーロッパとの加盟交渉を始めることができます。
What does Only once Scotland was a state could accession talks with Europe begin. mean?
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これは翻訳プログラムによって作成された翻訳です...
スコットランドが国家になったときだけ、私たちはヨーロッパとの加盟交渉を始めることができます。
Q:
What does When he was in Scotland to being in London, mean?
A:
from the time he was in Scotland to the time he is in London.
Q:
What does When I first moved to Scotland, I wouldn't have known a "neep" if it was aimed straight at my head and fired out of the One O'Clock gun at Edinburgh castle. mean?
A:
It's that he wouldn't have known that neep meant turnip, even if it had been shot at his head. The word neep was completely new to him.
Synonyms of "Scotland" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between What is Scotland like in summer? and What is Scotland in summer like? ?
A:
The same meaning! The first one is more natural but both are fine!
Also, “in the summer” instead of “in summer” sounds more natural :)
Also, “in the summer” instead of “in summer” sounds more natural :)
Q:
What is the difference between He is of Scotland. and He is from Scotland. ?
A:
"He is of Scotland" is unheard of. It's usually a position/title that follows the third person pronoun before "of Scotland" since personally, I've never read or heard anyone saying it simply like that.
For example, He is the Chancellor of Scotland or He is the First Minister of Scotland.
"He is from Scotland" as you may already know means that he's a citizen or national of that country, in this case, Scotland.
For example, He is the Chancellor of Scotland or He is the First Minister of Scotland.
"He is from Scotland" as you may already know means that he's a citizen or national of that country, in this case, Scotland.
Q:
What is the difference between Scotland and Scots ?
A:
No.
Since the Scots are natives they are the 1st people of Scotland.
But you, for example, even if you are ethnic Chinese you can become Scottish if you aquire the citizenship.
The Scots are ethnic Scottish.
Scottish are only people living in Scotland and having Scottish citizenship.
No.
Since the Scots are natives they are the 1st people of Scotland.
But you, for example, even if you are ethnic Chinese you can become Scottish if you aquire the citizenship.
The Scots are ethnic Scottish.
Scottish are only people living in Scotland and having Scottish citizenship.
Q:
What is the difference between Scotland and England ?
A:
Scotland and England are both part of the United Kingdom (UK), but they are two separate countries.
The UK also includes Wales and Northern Ireland (not to be confused with Ireland which is a completely different country).
Great Britain is like the UK but without Northern Ireland included.
Scotland has a separate (but limited) government, but it also has representation in the UK Parliament (located in England) which supersedes the authority of Scotland's government in most cases. Therefore Scotland is ultimately governed by UK legislation (laws) and the UK Prime Minister.
However, things may change soon. There is the possibility that Scotland may leave the UK shortly (within the next few years) and become a fully independent state/nation.
Many people in Scotland are unhappy with England's decision to leave the European Union, and many people in Scotland would rather leave the United Kingdom and continue to remain part of the European Union instead.
The UK also includes Wales and Northern Ireland (not to be confused with Ireland which is a completely different country).
Great Britain is like the UK but without Northern Ireland included.
Scotland has a separate (but limited) government, but it also has representation in the UK Parliament (located in England) which supersedes the authority of Scotland's government in most cases. Therefore Scotland is ultimately governed by UK legislation (laws) and the UK Prime Minister.
However, things may change soon. There is the possibility that Scotland may leave the UK shortly (within the next few years) and become a fully independent state/nation.
Many people in Scotland are unhappy with England's decision to leave the European Union, and many people in Scotland would rather leave the United Kingdom and continue to remain part of the European Union instead.
Q:
What is the difference between You went to Scotland last year, right? and You went to Scotland last year, didn't you? ?
A:
They are different ways to say the same thing.
Translations of "Scotland"
Q:
How do you say this in English (UK)? He has gone to Scotland recently. (Is that right?)
A:
It makes sense. It would sound more natural if you said “He went to Scotland recently”
Other questions about "Scotland"
Q:
What is one of Scotland's major achievements?
A: The construction of the Forth bridge is.
B: One of them is the construction of the Forth bridge.
Which one is better, A or B?
Or are both perfectly ok?
A: The construction of the Forth bridge is.
B: One of them is the construction of the Forth bridge.
Which one is better, A or B?
Or are both perfectly ok?
A:
For A. Drop the is at the end. B. is ok just longer. When we name bridges you must capitalise bridge. The Forth Rail Bridge or London Bridge
Q:
The Best of Scotland in One Week
Hey guys
Last week I went Scotland with my classmates. I think Scotland, it's really wonderful country.
From now I'm going to talk about what I did in Scotland and recommend Someplaces I think really nice in Scotland
First my recommend is Portree. It’s a small city in Scotland. There are really colourful houses. It's like a house on the fairy tales, it's also in “the most beautiful place in Scotland top 10”. If you take a pic from there, then you can get a pic of the day. And if you go to ocean, you can rent boat and having a boat trp. It cost only 29 dollars.
And then the next place I recommend in Scotland I went Isle of Edinburgh
There was so much to see in Edinburgh. I visited several museums, castles and other attractions. In the museum has a lot of interesting to se. I will recommend go to museum. If you go on to high buildings, you can see really good view. If you are not acrophobia, then I’ll recommend going on high buildings and see the views.
If you like to do shopping, then I would recommend Princes Street for you. Princes Street is a shopping street. There is a lot of interesting shops I think I spend my most money to there.
Soland is also cipeer then Denamaek Does this sound natural?
Hey guys
Last week I went Scotland with my classmates. I think Scotland, it's really wonderful country.
From now I'm going to talk about what I did in Scotland and recommend Someplaces I think really nice in Scotland
First my recommend is Portree. It’s a small city in Scotland. There are really colourful houses. It's like a house on the fairy tales, it's also in “the most beautiful place in Scotland top 10”. If you take a pic from there, then you can get a pic of the day. And if you go to ocean, you can rent boat and having a boat trp. It cost only 29 dollars.
And then the next place I recommend in Scotland I went Isle of Edinburgh
There was so much to see in Edinburgh. I visited several museums, castles and other attractions. In the museum has a lot of interesting to se. I will recommend go to museum. If you go on to high buildings, you can see really good view. If you are not acrophobia, then I’ll recommend going on high buildings and see the views.
If you like to do shopping, then I would recommend Princes Street for you. Princes Street is a shopping street. There is a lot of interesting shops I think I spend my most money to there.
Soland is also cipeer then Denamaek Does this sound natural?
A:
The Best of Scotland in One Week
Hey guys
Last week I went Scotland with my classmates. I think Scotland is a really wonderful country.
Firstly, I'm going to talk about what I did in Scotland and recommend some places I think are really nice in Scotland
My firsty recommendation is Portree. It’s a small city in Scotland. There are really colourful houses. It's like a house in the fairy tales, it's also in “the most beautiful place in Scotland top 10” list. If you take a photo there it could be the pic of the day. And if you go to seaside you can rent a boat and have a boat trp. It costs only 29 dollars.
And then the next place I recommend in Scotland is Edinburgh
There was so much to see in Edinburgh. I visited several museums, castles and other attractions. In the museum there are a lot of interesting things to see. I really recommend viditing the museums in Edinburgh. Further, the high buildings offer a really good view of the surroundings. This of course unless you have vertigo.
If you like to do shopping I would recommend Princes Street for you. Princes Street is a shopping street. There are a lot of interesting shops where I think I spent my most money.
Scotland is also cheaper to shop at than Denmark.
Hey guys
Last week I went Scotland with my classmates. I think Scotland is a really wonderful country.
Firstly, I'm going to talk about what I did in Scotland and recommend some places I think are really nice in Scotland
My firsty recommendation is Portree. It’s a small city in Scotland. There are really colourful houses. It's like a house in the fairy tales, it's also in “the most beautiful place in Scotland top 10” list. If you take a photo there it could be the pic of the day. And if you go to seaside you can rent a boat and have a boat trp. It costs only 29 dollars.
And then the next place I recommend in Scotland is Edinburgh
There was so much to see in Edinburgh. I visited several museums, castles and other attractions. In the museum there are a lot of interesting things to see. I really recommend viditing the museums in Edinburgh. Further, the high buildings offer a really good view of the surroundings. This of course unless you have vertigo.
If you like to do shopping I would recommend Princes Street for you. Princes Street is a shopping street. There are a lot of interesting shops where I think I spent my most money.
Scotland is also cheaper to shop at than Denmark.
Q:
I visited the Scotland National Gallery when I visited Edinburgh, Sotland last May.
(I didn't want to use "visit" twice consecutively.)
There, I liked the portlait of "Lady Agnew of Locknaw" by John Singer Sargent the most. Does this sound natural?
(I didn't want to use "visit" twice consecutively.)
There, I liked the portlait of "Lady Agnew of Locknaw" by John Singer Sargent the most. Does this sound natural?
A:
I visited the Scotland National Gallery when I went to Edinburgh, Sotland last May.
There, I liked the portlait of "Lady Agnew of Locknaw" by John Singer Sargent the most.
There, I liked the portlait of "Lady Agnew of Locknaw" by John Singer Sargent the most.
Q:
Since then Scotland has been part of the UK for several centuries. Does this sound natural?
A:
It might sound better as "Scotland has been part of the U.K. for several centuries since then."
Q:
by studying in Scotland, I would have much more job opportunities. Does this sound natural?
A:
"By studying in Scotland, I would have many more job opportunities."
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