Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Explanations"

A: The sentence as a whole would read
"The relationship between explanations and jokes is the same as the relationship between autopsies and bodies".

What is used to denote the equivalence of the two statements.

A: you simply use "even" when you are emphasizing a particular topic

well, there are many cases of how most people use it, but in general, you emphasize it.

Examples:

This is even better than I had before.

You evenly push with that same amount.

You and I make a difference, we will never be even. (Math pun intended)

Even though he is sick, he still goes outside to play.

Hope this helps, pal!

A: The word "through" has several meanings and can be used in various contexts. Here are some common uses of "through" along with explanations and examples:

Movement or passage from one side to another:

She walked through the park.
The ball went through the window.
Completion or finishing of something:

I read through the entire book.
We made it through the difficult times.
By means of or using:

We communicated through email.
She solved the problem through logical reasoning.
Expressing a medium or channel:

They broadcast the news through television.
The message was conveyed through a letter.
Experiencing or enduring something:

He went through a lot of hardships.
She powered through the challenging workout.
Over the duration or course of:

We traveled through Europe for a month.
They worked through the night to finish the project.
In the direction of:

The car drove through the tunnel.
He walked through the door.
These are just a few examples of how "through" can be used. The meaning and usage of "through" can vary depending on the context, so it's important to consider the specific situation in which you want to use it.

A: (Explanations / Required Actions)

(Required Actions)
・Follow the rules, act as a good employee and citizen for society and do not bother one another.
・If you see a person who doesn’t follow the rules and has no manners, please take action to remind him/her accordingly, do not wait for the employees and companies.
(Points to be aware of)
・No smoking. There are prohibited smoking areas around Station A and Station B
・No littering of cigarette butts/garbage. It may be a violation of local regulations
・Spitting gum is prohibited. Spitting in public places is also a violation of the Minor Crimes Act
・No walking on the road
・Bicycle runway driving, meandering driving are prohibited as well as umbrella driving as it is in violation of the Road Transport Vehicle Law
・Prohibition of walking projecting loud audio, particularly late at night/ early in the morning causing disturbance within the neighbourhood.

A: Both.. Something can be "on sale" meaning a discounted price but it can also mean something is available to be sold in general. It just depends on the context.
Normal (regular) "on sale" can be used interchangeably with "selling" so instead of asking someone "is this product on sale?" you can ask "are you selling this product?" so they will not get confused and think you're asking if they are discounted.
Most of the time when you see a sign that says or hear someone say a product is on sale that means it is discounted.