Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Diverse"

A: For example, if someone says they live in a diverse city, they mean that there is a lot of different cultures and ethnic groups. Japanese, Swedish, Somali....Very Diverse 😄

A: diverse means many different types.

"there are many diverse people here" many races or genders

A: a variety (of something)/very different

A: Diverse cultures means more than one culture, but it also means that they have cultures which are different to each other. In other words there is variety.

A: Thank you for clarification!!

A: •Gotta go (Leaving someplace)

•I'm very handy around the house (When somebody is very good at some sort of labor intensive activity)

•That is sick! (When somebody does something that is disturbing or gross. Sick can also be used if somebody does something interesting if in the right context)

•I'm outta here (When you leave a place)

•Piece of cake (When a task is easy to do)

•Hit the nail on the head (If somebody else answers or does something correctly without fault)

•Once in a blue moon (When something extremely rare happens to you or somebody else)

A: @unnaooh: There's no other place as diverse as this one.

Is the USA as diverse as Canada?

The fish in this aquarium are as diverse as the fish in the sea.

Your high school is as diverse as mine.

A: "It is a very diverse group of people."

A: "Diverse"有一个特定的用法，用来描述一组在某些方面彼此不同的人或事物。例如：“A diverse group of people”（不同年龄、性别、国籍）。

"Various"有更广泛的用法，它通常指集合中的不同成员，但并不意味着它们彼此特别不同。而且，这些东西的数量通常不会太多。例如：“I've had drinks in various pubs in Beijing”（意思是这些酒馆不一定不同的，并且他说“我在几个酒馆喝酒，但是不太多了”）。

我的中文还差，所以如果你有别的问题我可以用英文说明 ：）

A: This one is tough but I'll try lol. Take these sentences:
- The store sells many various items.
- The store sells many diverse items.

The sentence with diverse in it implies that the store sells many different items that dont have any correlation with each other while on the other hand the sentence with various just implies that there's different items. Hopefully that made sense.

A: They both mean “many” or “different” but aren’t used in the same context.
For example, you would say “the culture is very diverse in this region.”
But you would say “there are various answers to this question.”
I hope this is helpful!

A: New York City is a diverse city. People from all over the world live there.

Republicans and Democrats have diverse political agendas.

My diet is varied. I eat fruits, vegetables, grains, meats, and milk products.

I have been to various cities around the world. For example, I've been to Berlin, Auckland, New York, Istanbul, and France.

A: Diverse is more about widespread, or many different things that are different, each with one distinct or unique element (ex. "languages are diverse") while varied is more about how something/somethings can be random or different (ex. "the grocery products are varied in price")

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A: both ways are acceptable

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