Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Bush"

A: “Punked” here means to not do something because you are afraid. Like if your friend says they’re going to ask out their crush, but at the last second they decide not to, you could say they “punked.” Honesty, it’s kind of an old way to say it, most people probably wouldn’t say “punked” like this anymore. It sounds a bit corny hahaha

A: It is a plant with leaves, usually small. Also could be seen as the last name of two recent Presidents.

A: Assuming you meant “Brush it off” ...

Brush it off means to let it go, or to dismiss it. This phrase is used to describe “moving on”

A: "Hide on bush" sounds wrong. "Hide in the bush" would be more correct. It means "esconder(se) en el arbusto". ("esconder no mato" in Portuguese, I think)

A: In this sentence, "high-profile Bush veteran" means someone who worked in President George W. Bush's administration from 2000-2008, when he was in office. "Addressing" means speaking or talking to the delegates.

A: They are considered to be synonyms of each other, meaning the same thing. A bush is any woody plant smaller than 6 meters that has no trunk.

Nowadays, I think Americans use "shrub" to mean a bush that has been shaped somehow. Shrubs are planted by people and are often decorative. However, I think "shrub" is the more common term in the UK.

A: They mean the same

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A: × A confident Bush announced his plans for education reform.
✓ Bush confidently announced his plans for education reform.

In the sentence Bush is a specific person, so we cant say 'a Bush' because the particle a/an indicates a general person/thing/idea

A: I don't know what flusher cubby is but maybe it refers a flushing dog, it's a breed of dogs

A: A better way to say it would be “President Bush left office a few years ago. “

A: How long was Bush the president?