Onlineの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: They want to talk to you again sometime.

A: 'online' and 'safety' are like adjectives for 'video'. It means a video online that is about ski safety, how to stay safe when skiing.

Video of her accident is now included in a safety video.

A: She doesn't want the person to go on the Internet and read about babies. I'm not sure what she means, though.

A: Getting angry on the Internet
ただネットで怒ることだけかもしれません

A: "down for" is a very colloquial way to say "happy to / willing to / interested in"

So:
I'm happy to meet online or in person.

A: He has been online since 6 o'clock this morning.
Have you finished the app for the online foobar store?
Can we meet online tomorrow at noon?

A: It's in my online shopping cart.

My online shopping cart is empty.

A: I was looking online for some clothes.
Look on the internet for cheap clothes
Search the internet for good bargains

She was looking online for some furniture
My friend told me to look on the internet for good furniture

My teacher told me to search the internet to find good explanations
My teacher told me to search the internet for research articles

A: Most online shopping sites offer cash on delivery, but I don't like using it because I never seem to have correct change when the things I order arrive, and the deliveryman sometimes doesn't have enough change either.

A: 똑같아요.
“How long do you have online school for?”
“10 weeks.”

“How long do you have online school?”
“For 10 weeks.”

A: Online training means a course you complete on the internet. Example: I need to complete this online training course if I wanna get promoted.

Electrical training is what you study if you want to become an electrician: Example: I need to complete my electrical training to get my electrician license.

A: “Shop” is a noun “shopping” is a verb. I’m going to put it in a sentence

“My favorite online shop are amazon and nature collection”

“I love online shopping is so easy and fast”

The noun “shop” it’s referring to a “store”
“Shopping”is the verb of going to a store and getting stuff

A: 両方もOKです！意味は同じです。

A: online is an adjective, for example : Online shopping is more and more popular.
While on line is an adverbial , for example : Ordering requirements on line is available .

A: They are called sticky ads. Also, your sentences sound natural. Good job.

A: I would call it a 'floating' ad that follows your scroll position.

A: @Edy83 You can say:

Make a creative online ad.

Or

Produce a creative online ad.

どちらも良いです.

A: You're online, but you're not talking to me.

A: Hope this helps! Depending on where it is in the sentence, there may be a slightly different emphasis with the sounds.

A: Let me help with rephrasing your sentence "It's good for us to online shopping because we can buy things all at once."

A: I'd do like:

in person: *handshake* it was nice to meet you here, I really hope see you again soon. (sure, if you want to)

Through email: thank you so much for your time. (if you want to get him again you can use "anything you need, get in touch", "I look forward to hearing from you again")

in my opinion, these are the politest options

A: [I'm not sure about this first line. Are you saying you personally got a coupon, or are you offering your readers a coupon?]
You get a 3000 yen coupon for the Japanese online shop _____.
It will be available through 27 December 2016.

When you register as a member for the first time, you will immediately get a 3000 yen coupon that may be used on anything in the shop.
You will need SMS authentication to claim your discount.

[I'm confused by this part. Who doesn't offer overseas shipping? This store? Is the shipping 399 yen inside Japan, or outside?]
Maybe they don’t offer overseas shipping service. If you live in Japan, why not to try to buy something.
The shipping fee is 399 yen. It means you can buy something which costs less than 2601 yen for free of charge.

When I bought a belt, I paid with Line Pay instead of my credit card. The system didn’t ask for my Line ID and other payment information.

You can unsubscribe from their newsletter anytime.

_____ is a popular and famous online shop in Japan, so you don't need to worry about fraud.

A: In the sentence "My heart just fluttered" can mean that your heart suddenly fluttered. The word "just" is used in the context of the time the heart fluttered. This sentence can also mean that the heart fluttered for no reason.

A: Today I'm going to teach you the (insert name) textbook work on page 10 question 11