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

A: 君の言い分はわかる。

A: It means to not tell someone every detail because it is too boring, personal, or unpleasant.

To get on with it can be:
1. Used when you interpret someone and you want them to continue what they are doing.
2. Used to tell someone to talk about what they need to discuss and not waste time on details.

A: I think It means that when someone has the intention of doing something for the sake of progress, possibility or power, they lose their humanity in the process. like how zombies - the living dead are humans who have lost their humanity.

A: ガンバて! Perhaps it would be easier if the passage was written like this: "Facebook's Flux site explains why they built it that way"

A: Determine the right from wrong through rational reasoning.
Determine the good from bad through life experience.
Determine and escape danger through common sense.
reckon I don't use
Many people will judge a person through their first impressions based on body language and appearance.

A: I am not sure if this is what you are asking but I'll try:
"I will try to articulate my reasoning."
"If I could articulate my reasoning better, you would understand."

A: 1. You (as a person - maybe the way you think, the way you work, etc) is hard for us to understand. It's completely incomprehensible to us.

It sounds like the speaker is amazed, to where they can't even use normal ways of reasoning (such as logic or scientific inquiry) to understand this person's methods/thinking.


2. You are so emotional, so illogical, that no one can speak to you logically and hope that you will understand. You've lost the ability to be reasonable.

For example, a stubborn and emotional young lady in her first relationship, who will not listen to logical explanations of why the relationship is unhealthy.

A: Pretty similar. Basis can suggest proof or evidence, as well as just someone's rationale.

A: Reasoning is the thought process.
Deduction is your end thought, after reasoning and thinking.

Example:
I reason dogs are better than cats because of their friendliness.

I can deduce dogs are better than cats because dogs are more friendly.

A: To reason is the process of thinking, understanding, and forming judgments by a process of logic. Reasoning is the ongoing act of said process or the conclusion obtained from it. A deduction is always the product of a logical process of investigation (in whichever form).
I should note that both terms are often misused and for the most part interchangeable.

A: “The reasoning behind the decision to start the introduction with a joke is that it makes it (more) relatable.” What you’ve written is fine it’s just difficult to follow, I had to read it 2-3 times before I fully understand what you meant without context.

A: I think one good alternative might be "attain".

An alternative might be: "How is metaphorical reasoning brought about?"

"How does one bring about metaphorical reasoning?" is perhaps not so good.

A: The actual reasoning is being hidden by Rita's rudeness so the speaker cannot understand the reasoning. Rita is trying to use rudeness to get what she wants but has not shown the reason why she should get what she wants.

A: Sensible: logical, “makes sense”, reasonable
Reasoning: argument, point-of-view, point

A: I'll let you make up your own mind.
You can draw your own conclusions.

A: She always gives a reason for why she doesn't like something unlike other people who dislike things just for the sake of it.

The verb "dislike" always requires an object.

You can't count "reasoning", so "a reasoning" doesn't work. "some reasoning" is possible, but "gives a reason" is the most natural English.