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

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You can test this for yourself.

When birds first hatch out of an egg, they look around and accept the first living thing they see as their mother.

This is called imprinting.

There are lots of videos online where people have raised eggs in an incubator, and when the birds hatch, they imprint onto the human who has grown the eggs. Then, the young birds will follow that human around everywhere. They truly believe that the human is their mother.

And that is exactly what the tribespeople have been doing for thousands of years, so that they have a ready supply of cassowary eggs and feathers.

A: It seems to be exactly what I said, my friend. It was a prison, so prisons are often divided into many blocks (cells, office rooms, etc.), which are called "partitions" in this text.

On the third floor, some part of the area was probably demolished. That's where the electric chair used to sit.

Did I answer your question?

A: An image created by pressing a shape i to something soft. It can also be the instinct that some animals have to treat the first large animal they see as their mother.

A: “You instill in people that they can never defy the chief” sounds better.

“Imprint” doesn’t sound right in this case.

A: Printed' means that which is reproduced mechanically (or sometimes manually) using ink on paper. 'Imprinted' means a mark made on a surface by using pressure

A: The only differences are contextual. You can use these words interchangeably, especially as an aid to literally tools and atrs as the context they're in can allow you it subtly make an 'impression' in someone's mind about the meaning of something.

Impress
- Usually used as
"After the burglary the man took a blade and made a small impression on the wall to inform the police that this was one of his many strikes. "
it's more of a formal word.

Imprint
- usually is just used as a noun on its own and usually refers to someone's body or the body of something ( of some Thing: Key imprint for molding a new one. ) (
of some one: finger print, palm print, etc..)
" If he wanted to keep himself anonymous he shouldn't leave imprints like that around. "
( Slightly irrelevant, but.. notice how imprint and impress are interchangable, but the way I used them is quite specific. The first example gives more insight into the attitude of the culprit, just as is the usual context of the word "impress" and that it is usually used in " first impression."
However " Imprint" is more neutral and shows the difference in attitudes between the police and the culprit as an officer would feel more trivial about it than the culprit would. ( this would be more effectively used in dialogue as narration isn't as effective concerning telling of a characters feelings or attitudes.) The only reason why leaving a identifiable mark or impression behind matters is because the culprit makes it matter as they become more useful and important to the detective who seeks to find that person. Gives them the rush of the sense of control.

Stamp:
The most casual of the bunch.
Can be used to comment on something that's more of a petty display as compared to the other two.
" I swatted the hand of the officer and hastily stamped the paper with my finger, it seems they were content enough with me having my way so they filed the smudged paper and quickly threw me in the cell."

I hope this helps

A: They are figuratively the same, but trace means to copy on top, follow means to copy behind. I traced the drawing with clear paper. I followed the taxi in my car.

A: × This is the exclusive imprint of you and the people you care about.
✓ This is an exclusive imprint for you and your loved ones.

× Love your relatives and care.
✓ Show your love for your relatives with care.

× Your friends, a necklace with their name and birthday mark will be the most intimate gift.
✓ A necklace with your friend's name and birthdate would be a very special gift.

unsure without context, this sounds a little better.

A: The first, though you could also say "imprints vividly in our memory".

A: It sounds natural I guess but it sounds like you’re reading a poem

A: "leave an imprint" is more physical and can be used here, but saying "We could never forget the impact our teachers have made on us." would sound better. However, you can also just leave your sentence how it is if you want to.