Studの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It means who ever is saying that wants someone to talk them out of getting a stud (type of nose piercing)
Usually saying this means the person is settled on getting the piercing and since getting a piercing is usually considered an impulse decision, they want someone to talk them out of it.

A: It is usually a phrase used by middle aged women to refer to a good looking or attractive man. For example, if you see a handsome man walking down the street you can whisper to your friend “Wow what a stud” or it can be used if you are talking about an attractive man “He’s such a stud!” I feel like it has a sexual undertone to it. It is definitely not something you would say to a guy’s face.

A: you're attractive, good looking, and other things like that.

A: In conventional "wood frame" house construction in the US, the "studs" are the vertical wood members ("two-by-fours") behind the (typically "plasterboard") wall surface.

So, literally, the expression in the title means that the one who's saying this wants to destroy "him" completely

A: @Jun24: Studs are the wooden pieces that make up the inner structure of the wall. Generally, ripping out the wall down to the studs simply means removing the "sheetrock", also known as gypsum board or drywall.

A: that is a studded jacket=that jacket is covered in studs
he's a total stud=he's really good-looking

A: "Serious about..." suggests something that you would like to do, but are not necessarily doing - "I'm serious about studying Japanese, but don't have the time at the moment.". Whereas, "Dedicated to..." suggests something that you are actually doing, "I'm dedicated to studying Japanese because I work for a Japanese company.".

A: the meaning is the same. 😊
the difference is the tenses, but it doesn't change anything.

A: A stud typically refers to someone physically attractive, in other words, handsome. Badass is less so about their features and more explains their personality. If somebody is a "badass" it means they're tough. Being a "stud" means they're good looking.

A: Studded tires are used for mud and spiked tires are used to get a grip on solid ice.

A: I am studying = 勉強している

A: I am very happy and super excited to learn English.

A: You would still say stud earrings in English. It wouldn't change.

A: "studs" or "stud earrings", either is fine

A: *Studying

A: natural

A: are you studying to bevi.e an engineer?

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