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

A: When you use something to balance against something else. Sometimes it can refer to money as well- for example “I’ll set aside half a million pounds to offset any loss that we make on this sale”

A: To balance

A: Off·Set
noun
ˈôfˌset,ˈäfˌset/Submit
1.
A consideration or amount that diminishes or balances the effect of a contrary one.
"An offset against taxable profits"
2.
The amount or distance by which something is out of line.
"these wheels have an offset of four inches"
Verb
ˌôfˈset,ˈôfˌset/Submit
1.
Counteract (something) by having an opposing force or effect.
"The deficit has been more than offset by capital inflows"
Synonyms: Counterbalance, Balance (out), Cancel (out), Even Out/Up, Counteract, Countervail, Neutralize, Compensate for, Make Up for, Make Good, Redeem, Indemnify; More
2.
Place out of line.
"Several places where the ridge was offset at right angles to its length"


Offset is also an American rapper, he is African American. Raps in a group called Migos.

A: cancel out, one thing negates the other

A: When it is a noun, it means the amount that something is moved to a side. "The wheel is offset by 36 inches."

As a verb, to offset something is to counteract it. "I spent $5 yesterday, so I offset that by saving $5 today."

A: The easiest definition of "offset" is "to set off a little" lol

For this dance your feet and your partners feet should be offset a little so you don't run into each other.

A: @Garciadanieltsr Got it!

That means that the wheels are out of alignment by 4 inches.

They are 4 inches away from some reference point.

Does that help?

A: Sometimes, enthusiasm and perseverance can offset a lack of natural ability. My joy at being in Disneyland was offset by the rainy weather. The extra expense of my electric car is offset by the quiet ride, and the pure fun of driving it.

A: He was a little offset by the fact that strawberries are not actually berries.
The painting is a little offset, could you move it over a few inches?
The stock prices this week were offset due to an uneducated market.

A: In a design sense, offset would be how much something is moved away from another thing.

For example, a hole in a part is offset by 5mm.

A: To offset is an attempt to balance something, usually an expenditure:

To offset the rising cost of housing, the government lowered interest rates.

(they didn't reduce the price of the houses or give people cash, but they lowered the interest rates to make it easier for people to afford their mortgages).

To compensate is more direct and usually refers to a direct payment:

The families were compensated for the loss of their loved ones.
(they received money for the death of their family members).

While both "to offset" and "to compensate" have similar meanings, the contexts and feelings are different.

to offset ≈ to balance
to compensate ≈ to pay or repay

A: Trade-off: to exchange something of value, especially as part of a compromise.

Offset: to cancel or reduce the effect of (something): to create an equal balance between two things

I made a trade-off for my shift so I could go to the party.
I made gains in one area to offset losses in another.

A: Onset = beginning of something
Offset = end of something

A: is offset related to math

A: Offset means that something is slightly off. For example, a picture on a wall that's slightly crooked.
Set off implies either starting something or making someone angry. Examples:
(1) He set off the fireworks.
(3) She set off on her adventure.
(2) I think I accidentally set him off.

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