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

A: It sounds like a metaphor. I assume the panty hose belong to someone with light skin because they are a tan color. When you take off panty hose and drop them to the ground, they kind of lie in a circle, similar to a pool.

A: Idk

A: It's cow skin used to make mostly clothes

A: It's asking about two different leather making process, and asking if salt preserving an animal skin will be similar to potassium chloride preserving an animal skin.

A: this is a very outdated phrase (1800s America), but it means “recklessly fast” or “as fast as possible”. The only place I’ve heard it before I looked it up was the song “Rawhide” by Frankie Laine.
An example sentence could be, “Out the door she ran, Hell-bent for leather.”
It could also mean going very fast on horseback, some people think the word “leather” in the phrase refers to a horse’s saddle.

A: My car has leather seats.

A: This bag is made of leather

A: I have a leather jacket
My shoes are made out of leather

A: It is a common expression. Verbs like put, come, go are like Swiss Army pocket knives, those words do a lot of different jobs. There are multiple definitions for them. That phrase makes more sense if you say. The chairs that come in our store (from the factory) are either black or brown.

A: Hide is the skin of any animal.

Leather is made from cow/bull hide.

A: Sometimes these words are synonyms, but often they have a different context.

"Leather" is the skin of a killed animal (called "rawhide") that has been removed and tanned, making it hard and durable. Leather is used for making clothing, furniture, and many other things.

"Skin" on the other hand, is the general word for the outer organ of the body we use to feel and touch and protect our internal organs. "The skin on her arms is so smooth and soft!" or "My skin feels so good after I put on lotion."

Since leather is made from the skin of animals, sometimes leather is referred to as skin or skins. But leather is a product made from skin, skin that hadn't been processed is not called leather.

If someone was to say "Your skin feels like leather!" they mean that your skin is very tough and rough.

A: skin = the outside of an animal or a person
leather = skin that is removed from an animal and treated to make it into a material that can be used to make clothing, bags, furniture, etc.

A: There is no difference, but a hyphen is used to join two words to create a compound modifier. Hyphens are not necessary if the words follow the word it’s modifying.

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A: "I think leather shoes are durable."

A: Leather
Example: Amy wore a leather jacket.

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A: What kind of leather is this bag made out of? (or made of?)
This bag is made of ostrich leather.

A: Folded it in half.

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A: These shoes are genuine leather.

A: Verbally, this makes sense. Grammatically, it needs help. Grammatically, it should be, "That is a nice leather couch; very tasteful." You would use a semi colon ";" instead of a comma in this case. Hope that helps!