Wearの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

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A: To look worse for wear = to look tired, to look like (it) is in a bad condition

A: The natural deterioration due standard use and passage of time but excluding wrong use of the material.

A: It is another way of saying someone is openly emotional or sensitive. I'm used to it being,"to wear his heart on his sleeve", but I guess there are some variations.

A: a different way of saying something did not cause harm / have a negative effect on you

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If you’re using it when talking about people, it’s a phrasal verb that means to make someone tired.

Examples:
• If you keep working such long hours you’ll wear yourself out! Take some time off.

• She’s a really tiresome and longwinded person. Talking to her really wears me out!

• She’s really worn out from looking after the baby day and night.

If you’re using it to describe an object (such as shoes), it means that you use something so often that it is not in the best condition anymore.

Examples:
• Take care of your new shoes. If you use them every day you’ll wear them out more quickly.

• We only bought the sofa last year but we use it every day so it’s already worn out.

A: The medicine will wear off in four hours.

A: The vaccine wears off after 10 years.

The painkillers wore off after a couple of hours.

the pattern on the ring had been worn off.

I got bored with the job once the benefits woreoff.

The pain in your arm will wear off in an hour.

A: Future: I'm going to wear a blue T-shirt on this weekend. Present (at the moment): I'm wearing green shorts and a yellow T-shirt!

A: "what should i wear to Mary's party on saturday?"
"What should I wear to the airport?"
"What should I wear for our date tuesday?"

A: Okay. Wear means you have dressed youself. nd put on means the act of how you get dressed.😀️

A: The term "dress up" is used more when someone is going somewhere fancy and wearing dresses like a party. For example, "I am getting dressed up for a party tonight." Or little kids play a game called "Dress Up" where they wear pretty clothing. "Wear" can used for anything. For example, "I am wearing a t-shirt." "I am wearing a bracelet." It is used for anything on your body that you wear.

A: wear, to have clothes already on you
I'm wearing a t-shirt
dress, to put on clothes or wear something fancy
He got dressed up
put on = get dressed
he put on pants

A: To wear is the act of carrying your clothing into your body. Example:
I am wearing a skirt.
She usually wears a plain shirt.

To put on is the act of dressing or putting the clothing into your body. Example:
She is putting on her shoes.
I need to put on some clothes.

After "putting on" something, you are "wearing" it.

A: wear は着ている状態を示します。
熟語に言い換えると
wear -have on

になります
それに対して、put on は着る-という動作を強調します。

A: wear and tear is natural damage acquired by something through normal use over a period of time.

example: I choose my shoes based on the materials used. They should be able to take a lot of wear and tear because I will be using them to hike every weekend.

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A: We're= we are
Wear= what you put on (as in clothing , jewelry etc )
Were= "Were you there when that fight happened?"

A: Where and wear sound the same but used differently. Ex: "where are you. going?" "You should wear that pink shirt." "Were" is pronounced differently. but is the past tense of "where". Ex: We were at Hannah party.

A: She usually wears fashionable clothes.
She usually dresses fashionable.

A: 何か強調したかったら、大抵イタリック使います。しかし、このアプリは持っていませんから、ここには使えませんの。

A: I would say it as "I only wear this when I go outside"