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

No existe el verbo “to ash”. “Ash” es un sustantivo que significa “ceniza”.

Heartbreaking- The feeling of deep sadness, like when your pet dies or you hear of something horrible, like children dying, on the news. Screams- plural noun form of to scream, like yelling but louder. Ashes- what a fire leaves behind Put together this sounds like it might be figurative language, so if the context around does not imply that it is literal then I’m going to need a little more information. Hope this helps!

Yea, maybe it's a atage name or a nickname .... there might be a personal story as to how he got that name but by itself it has no special meaning in English.

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Corrected, it should be: "If it burns into ashes, who takes responsibility for it" "sense of responsibility" - is a feeling "takes responsibility" - is the the action of bearing the blame for something

ash refers to the powdery residue left after burning of a substance like cigarette ashes cinder refers to a small piece of partly burnt coal or wood that has stopped giving off flames but still has combustible matter in it e.g. there's a cold hearth full of cinders

dust is small particles of dirt and other things and ash is a powder that is left over after something has been burning, like if you burnt a paper and there is grey/black stuff left over that is ash. and dust is the stuff that collects on furniture that you have to wipe off.

This is different version of the old saying "Ashes to ashes, dust to dust" usually used to describe the death of someone or something. A 'side chick' is a women who is not a man's wife or girlfriend but has relations with the male while he is in a relationship. "Ashes to ashes, dust to side chicks" doesn't really make sense.

eso es correcto. Se diría: I want them to put the ash in / inside the ashtray. Está bien ...

I would say, " When the volcano erupted, the dinosaur faded away into the ash and fumes.

Yes :) Ashes inside of a pole sounds unnatural, but that seems to be exactly what you meant.

3 would of been natural if it was like this " What we have found is that the creatures have shown the hot impression of intense survival with their bodies as they have built new lives in the ashes of war. "

そうだよね。 Scattered is the verb, as you say.

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