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

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I don't know about Trig - your link doesn't work.

I think you should translate Cuntcake as Bitch, yes, because the real meaning is depressing, stupid and ugly.

A: Scrutiny is like 厳しな調べる。

Omit means to leave out. I think it is 略す in Japanese.

A: 1 is not understandable as your missing a key part of the sentence, being "at" or "up."

"At the amazon" is also correct as the amazon is not just a river but a rain forest.

"In the amazon" would also be correct but that references more towards "in the river" like he went for a swim or his boat capsized.

A: @Tochara: it means you can make changes to the policy

A: Flip side is like 一方 in Japanese.

On the other hand, he had a different opinion.
いっぽう彼の意見はちがっていました。

A: You don't need to repeat the word "world" when you're already using "world's", so really the part that differs could be cut out entirely.

"Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos was the world's richest person this year."

"in (all) the world" expresses location and existence, while "of (all) the world" sounds like the world possesses/owns Jeff Bezos, which is strange, so the first one can work... but like I said, it's unnecessary in this sentence.

A: second = number 2
secondary = less important, lower ranked

Amazon's second headquarters = their #2 headquarters; the headquarters they built after their first set
Amazon's secondary headquarters = their less important headquarters; a headquarters that is under the control of their primary headquarters

A: Do you mean the Amazon rainforest or Amazon the company?

A: The Amazon is among the most famous rivers in the world.

This means the Amazon is *one of* the most famous rivers in the world.

I think the second one would be "river".

The Amazon is the most famous river in the world.

アマゾンは世界で最もゆう名です

A: What are you watching on Amazon Prime?

A: I did not receive the package I ordered from Amazon.

A: I ordered german language studying materials on amazon and it'll arrive on the 26th.

A: I bought it on amazon.

If you went into a store physically you can say I bought it in “Walmart” and they would assume you literally went to the Walmart store.

A: "I want to buy this from Amazon, but I wonder if I should because it may arrive too late."

A: It's the abbreviated form of "old." When you use it this way, it is simply an intensifier and doesn't really mean anything.

It makes you sound folksy.

A: That sounds fine.
Also, common term for a "real shop" is "brick and mortar store"

A: But it would mostly like be
“‎In 2004, Amazon acquired Joyo.com, an e-commerce company in China in an attempt to enter the Chinese market.”

But it depends on what you’re trying to say.

The way you have it now does sound natural!

A: It's almost perfect, but, you should have said ​​"If Amazon sold an amazon echo in Japan, I would get it!"

A: "Amazon is very popular in Japan. The emerging of Amazon strong affects Japan. Now, many people use Amazon frequently because we can get the product that we ordered within days with just one click.
However, Japanese transport companies are screaming with a number of orders. Does your country have a problem like this?"
*"Screaming with a number of orders" I think I know what you mean, but I'm not quite sure. Can you explain?