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26 February
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Question about English (US)
I understand what the word "deploy" means, but I was wondering about the usage of the word with 'air bag".
"The car was found in the embankment with airbag deployed"
Maybe...in a sense thwt air bag is organized or positioned to be used just like troops? Or, the car was equipped woth airbag???
I understand what the word "deploy" means, but I was wondering about the usage of the word with 'air bag".
"The car was found in the embankment with airbag deployed"
Maybe...in a sense thwt air bag is organized or positioned to be used just like troops? Or, the car was equipped woth airbag???
"The car was found in the embankment with airbag deployed"
Maybe...in a sense thwt air bag is organized or positioned to be used just like troops? Or, the car was equipped woth airbag???
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- English (US)
most cars have bags under the steering wheel that fill with air when in a crash this is suppose to save the driver
to put it simply when a air bag is deployed in fills with air
- English (US)
- English (US)
Sometimes the word deploy can mean that something is being used. So in the sense of an airbag, if someone says that the airbag was deployed it means that it inflated and used. It is no longer within the steering wheel, dashboard, or wherever else the car has them.
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- Simplified Chinese (China) Near fluent
@Orchid11111 "deployed" means "been used / came into operation" in your example sentence.
another similar example can be:
1. the parachute was deployed in the air
it has the same meaning as 사용
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@lewislaiky I can see a Korean word in your explanation lol
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