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

A: The symbol is delta

The rest Idk because it’s referring to a property. Read the part below where it says “in other words” it simplifies it and makes more sense.

A: The person is bending down to prevent their hard hat from hitting (scraping) the stone above them (overhead)

A: to place a line underneath.
it's generally used when your writing and you need to make key point, headers, footers or just to make points stand out.

A: It's an abbreviation for "as he enjoyed their company." In English, if there is a clause with a verb or a noun that is followed by another clause with the same verb or noun, these can be removed because they are carried on from the first clause and just assumed to be the same.

A: Thank you so much! Very helpful and clear examples and explanations 😊

A: In some contexts one could argue that they are similar. To my American ear, "underline" sounds like a business "buzzword" if used interchangeably with "emphasize"

A: emphasize, stress and underline are generally interchangeable- but stress and underline have other meanings.

stress can mean a physical pressure, e.g.
"the distribution of stress is uniform across the bar."
stress can also be an emotional state, where someone is mentally under pressure. e.g.
"my friend was under a lot of stress."

underline can be the action of drawing a line under a word, or phrase in ORDER to give emphasis. this is why underline is also used as a synonym of emphasize and stress. e.g.
"certain phrases have been underlined."

hope this helps! if you have any questions, feel free to ask.

A: "underline"

A: underscore

A: During.
Correction: The dog was hungry before the boy fed it dinner.

A:
be with you
be with you
...

If I go to the sky
I will always see your smile,
I will always see your smile
you're the angel.

If I fall from above
I'll get caught with your love
I'll get caught with your love
you're my angel.

I will never ...try(?)
to get cold inside
never get away
'cuz I will miss you

I will never say
I'm to die today
to enjoy your smile
'cuz I will miss you

When you say it's time to go
to the place nobody knows
to the place nobody knows
I'll be with you

And if the story gets the end
I will try to hold your hand
I will try to hold your hand
Be with you (>10x)

I will never ...try(?)
to get cold inside
never get away
cuz i will miss you

I will never say
I'm to die today
to enjoy your smile
'cuz I will miss you

be with you
be with you
...

A: "I underline here" is more natural. Underscore, as a noun, is the line that you wrote when you underlined something or the symbol used in computers or typewriters. Underscore, as a verb, means to emphasize.

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