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

It means "by using". I.e. the American soldiers couldn't defeat fascism or communism by using muskets and militias (by using force).

I agree with @sillybeerbib , though I think it's just for emphasis of the distance/location. ◯　Please come here. ここに来て下さい ◯　Please come over here. ここに来て下さい。 (強調) ◯　It's on the table. テーブルの上にある。 ◯　It's there on the table. あそこ、テーブルの上にある。 ◯　It's over there on the table.　(強調)

his David Hasslhof impression = when he pretends to be David Hasselhoff I'd marry him just for X = I like X so much in him, that I would even marry him for this property of him. Putting it together: His David Hasselhoff imitation is so awesome, that this would be reason for me to marry him. Of course you shouldn't take this literally :)

"He would never walk again let alone play a sport" "I would never be a nurse let alone a doctor"

Example: “I wouldn’t go near a horse, let alone ride one.” OR “You couldn’t trust him to look after your dog, let alone your child.” It basically is used to emphasize how unlikely something is.

Ah. In that case, it looks like you already understand how to use the expression, so I shall explain *when* you should use it. 1) Only use it when something is negative, the expression can only be pejorative. 2) It is quite formal/newspaper-ish, so use it sparingly.

On one's own: I will do it on my own. (자력으로, 혼자서, 스스로) (using one's own power or ability) By oneself: I will do it by myself. (홀로, 혼자로, 자기로) (without other people's help) Alone: I will do it alone. (혼자로)(just as one, 다른사람없이, 혼자힘으로) "By oneself" and "alone" are virtually the same. However, "alone" can also mean

They all mean the same thing. You can use them interchangeably.

Alone means there is no one around you. Lonely means that you feel like no one is around but you wish someone was. I enjoy being alone means that you enjoy spending time away from other people. I enjoy being lonely sounds a bit strange, like saying 'I enjoy being sad.'

A person who likes to be alone all the time may be called a 'loner', which has a negative connotation of being antisocial (and maybe kind of weird). Or you might say that someone is an 'introvert', which has a more neutral connotation.

"When one gets older it becomes more comfortable to spend time alone."

“I didn’t chose the second picture because i don’t study with my friends since they’re really noisy so i like to study alone”

不要太在意那个用法，因为不自然。但意思应该是“光算美国，9百万人患这个病。”

It is generally the same. If you say "I am fed up with anything social"- you are saying you want to be left alone. No friends, no parties, nothing.

Yeah, that definitely works! 'This is the first time I've seen your feet up close!'

I think you have a few mistakes, many seem to be typos. These days many people like to buy things online, but I don't for the following reasons. First, when I shop in a store, I like to directly ser and try on many different clothes, because sometimes online shops can't give precise information. Second, my favourite part about shopping in an actual store are all the different activities you can do while shopping. I can meet my friends and eat food, but with online shopping I'm all alone at home.

It's a step above the normal phrasing, "Leave me alone", but weaker than a version with cuss words. Usually, the speaker is really upset about something when this is said. Like someone said something offensive or insensitive. Other times, it's just a frustrated expression used when people won't give the speaker some peace.

“...couldn't have ever...” or “...could have never...”

I want to ask you the same thing. 😜

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I can’t hack it alone.