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

Pillow hair is like when you wake up. Meaning it looks messy

Its the soft thing that you put under your head, when you go to sleep.

That they are very soft like a pillow. Sounds tasty

pillow = 枕 ex. I bought a body pillow (lol) 抱き枕を買いました the pillow is very fluffy. その枕はとてもふわふわ

@sosoalavoine The pillow is very soft.

no special word The person in the backseat.

A pillow is used to sleep on and support the head/neck or other parts of the body while sleeping, lying down or sitting. In addition, pillows have decorative uses and are used on beds, couches or chairs; these are also referred to as cushions. ... Bed pillows are typically covered with a cloth pillowcase.

On a bed we would usually say "pillow", never "cushion". On a sofa or chair then we can use either term.

Generally a pillow is used on a bed and a cushion on a chair, settee or sofa.

The second "I" is not necessary... Otherwise perfect! --> " I sat down and used my arms as a pillow to rest a little on the desk." I think most people would say something like... --> "I put/laid my head down on the desk and took a little nap." Hope this helps!

Based on your explanation, you could say "I passed out" or "I was knocked out"

Lay on his stomachに変えると自然になります。そして、layは正しいですが、lieの過去形をlaidとして使うことが多いです。実際には、laidは他動詞のlay (lay an eggなど)の過去形だけど、日常の会話で正しい形のlayを使ったら少し変と思われる可能性が高いと思います。

An overweight boy or a Fatboy Atomic Bomb

If anyone wants to sleep on the floor, will you be able to offer an extra mattress, blanket, and pillow for them?

Yeah of course! Both would be correct, but across gives better detail. If you put (or lay) something on something nothing is implied, you are literally just putting something on top of something else. If you lay something across something you are saying that you covered a certain area on top of something with something else. For example (since I know the multiple somethings are confusing) "I put a blanket on the bed" vs. "I lay a blanket across the bed". In sentence 1 you could be placing the blanket anywhere, in sentence 2 it is implied that you are covering the bed with the blanket. (Another thing of importance is the tenses that I used, lay is present tense, while put is generally past tense so if you were trying to use past tense you'd have to say 'laid (out)' instead of 'lay'.) (the 'out' is just an added descriptor that makes the sentence more fluid.) Hope this helps, if you have any other questions be free to let me know!

The woman in pajamas is sleeping deeply on a bed on a cloud in the sky. She is lying on the white pillow looking relaxed and might be dreaming of something. However, this picture is impossible.

-we must at least deposit them in the yellow container to be properly recycled -in charge of making biodegradable plastic bags -retain their shape -18 months, and will degrade once they come into contact... moisture. -At first, we can continually reuse a bag instead of -exceptions, for instance the packaging of meats and fish -They can also be used as wrapping for products that we put in the refrigerator -in the car may also be useful -of our pet. -In this slide we can observe innovative and fun ideas for plastic bag creations that we can make ourselves, -a pillow made from typical fruit bags -combas? -mimicking wicker -fantastic, interesting and reusable -the most important thing is to avoid them and above all reduce their usage

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