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

A: Aesthetics refers to beauty. The speaker found the stickers unattractive and removed them to let the beauty of the object be seen. There was no other reason to remove the stickers.

A: https://www.shutterstock.com/search/fancy-sticker

Picture is probably easier to understand. 🙂

A: Needs more context, but likely a sticker (adhesive paper or plastic) that you can put over a word or image to censor it (prevent people from seeing it).

A: I've never heard that term...what was the context in which you heard this?

A: @Stapling_machine sticker is something that sticks on anything without really falling off not just something that sticks not necessarily a paper

A: Hey man, cool bumper sticker

A: @France0123 Do you like stickers?

I bought stickers at the store today.

This is my favourite sticker.

A: The second sentence should be "I stuck a sticker on mine." Then it would have the same meaning as the first sentence. I like the first sentence better. A sticker is obviously meant to be stuck on things so there's no need to say "stuck a sticker".

A: Hmmm, kind of tricky because they’re very similar. Stickers are usually sticky (adhesive) on the back, and are often used by kids. Patches usually must be sewn on (i.e putting a fabric patch on a backpack), but in this case, can also be worn by people. Here, the smoking patch is also adhesive, but I think because it’s less childish than “sticker”, people use “patch” instead.
Also, “patch” can be used to refer to an area of land. I.e - this patch over here (motioning to a strip of garden) needs to be watered.

A: pegatinas y no sé nada mas jajajaja

A: A seal is usually a small, plain thing used to keep an envelope or letter closed. The brightly colored things that children like to stick on things are called stickers.

A: Because in essence, the sticker (subject) is the one related to the action or “doing” the action. Take off must be used as an action that acts upon the sticker (object) in this context. For example, “He took the sticker off.”

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A: remove some

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A: "After he bought me stickers, I became cold to him. I took what he did [for me] for granted. (I bought cute stickers today)/(Today I bought cute stickers), and it reminded me of ×the× THAT time [and what he did for me]. ×that what my grandpa did for me.× "

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A: -Mommy, why is there a sticker on the banana? -It's a brand name sticker. The company which sells these bananas 🍌 sticks the brand logo onto them, in order to become better known.

but yours isn't bad either
just correct the "he" to "be" at the end

A: Please place the sticker on the outer surface of the curve.
Do not place the sticker on the inner surface of the curve.

A: I/he/she/they didn't stick something (on the door slope, the robot etc) on the robot that says it's not connected to the safety switch.