Alphaの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It probably is a way to say you are manly.
wolf packs and dogs have 'alpha' members, who are the leaders of the pack.
it means the person who calls you alpha thinks you have a character who takes charge in situations, they see you as a leader.

A: alpha
"used to describe someone who is strong or powerful, and who likes to be in charge of others: "
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/alpha

beta
"used to describe someone who prefers other people to be in charge and may be shy or lack confidence: "
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/beta

A: Usually it refers only to animal groups

A: The beginning and the end:

"I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End."

A: When you are "gunning" for something, you are trying to achieve something. "Alpha" might be dependent on context here; I can't be sure. But it may be a reference to the concept of the "alpha male" in ape communities, where the alpha male is the most dominant. If that is the case, "he's gunning for alpha" means that he's trying to gain a leadership position.

A: >That one is the alpha wolf, you can tell by how he leads the pack.
>The archives are in alpha numerical order.
>The alpha is the strongest, most dominant one.
>Alpha is the first letter of the Greek alphabet, whereas Omega is the last.

A: They have the same meaning.

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A: the person who is in charge.
tough, masculine, a leader. Sometimes an alpha is a bully.

the opposite of an alpha is a beta - a beta is submissive and weak.

A: Very good! But you don't have to pronunce the other 'm' in gamma. Even though it has two 'm's it's pronounced as 'ga-ma'

You did a good job though! :D

A: The term 'alpha' isn't quite right here.

Maybe 'leader' or 'founder'? Are you trying to say the person who started the conspiracy, or the person who is now the biggest champion of it?