Hollywoodの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It means people know Hollywood mostly by its filmmaking. Its filmmaking is famous enough for people to know them.

A: I assume it's referring to the movie 君の名は being more popular in Japan than current American movies.

"Hollywood" is a name for a place, but it is also used to mean the American film industry. "Box office" is a reference to movie ticket sales. "Genderbender" means to change genders from male to female, or vice versa.

A: @mizunokura: When they want someone to play a geek role /a nerd role they will ask this person. Like in the past when they wanted to someone play a funny role Adam Sandler was always asked . The person is known for playing this type of role. /acting this type of character so when a film needs a nerd they will ask him as this is what he does best

A: It probably means that they almost didn't graduate, or that even though they did graduate, they think that their education wasn't very high quality.

Either way, the way the statement is framed leads me to believe they did get their high school diploma, and they did graduate.

A: if you say "why Hollywood hated Kirsten Stewart" you are telling people why. This means you know why they hate Kristen Stewart.

if you say "why did Hollywood hate Kristen Stewart" this means you're asking a question. You don't have the answer and you're looking for it.

A: The first sentence means that you will die as a hero (everyone will think about you as a hero).
The second sentence means that you will die the way heroes died .

A: @E_You That's correct. That's how you would say it.

"It looked like something straight out of a (Hollywood) movie."

"He acts like someone straight out of a Hollywood movie."

You don't have to include "Hollywood," but in some cases if you want to be specific, like the 2nd sentence, include it.

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A: Thanks!!!
I don't want its prononciation.I really want to know about some good movies in Hollywood so that I could enhance my listening skill.
Do you know any then please suggest me.

A: Hollywood

A: × Hollywood is the only place where she wanted to visit.
✓ Hollywood was the only place she wanted to visit.

You don’t need the where there.
Also you’re using two different tenses “is” present tense and “wanted” past tense I’ve changed is to was so that it’s all past tense.

A: A Hollywood star decided to change his career, and began teaching English to others.

A: names of towns and countries don't need a "the" with them

A: say "Hollywood productions are made by more experienced personnel, whereas Japan’s cultural industries have less boundaries between professionals and amateurs, looking more at individualistic level of creativity.

A: Very good!!! You could say this:
I like to watch Hollywood movies with my friends because they have stunning visual effects and make you feel happy.

When you hang out with your friends, Hollywood movies are a good choice.

However, I prefer to watch sentimental movies alone because they include many stories.

Some of those stories may have happened in your life. A sentimental movie is like a secret in your heart.

You don't want to share it but you enjoy it.