Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Citizen"
The meaning of "Citizen" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
O que significa "I'd like you to know that I'm an American citizen, and pretty well considered in my own country and in yours, and you'll sweat blood for it later." "considered" here??
A:
"considered" means thought of. He's "well considered", so people think well of him. People think he's good.. People like him.
This is an old-fashioned / strange use of the word "considered" in my opinion.
This is an old-fashioned / strange use of the word "considered" in my opinion.
Q:
O que significa What if we make a citizen's arrest??
A:
A citizens arrest is an arrest made by someone who is not a police officer. Someone who is a member of the general community. It Comes historically from English common law.
Q:
O que significa citizens?
A:
It refers to the people belonging to a country. For example, a Korean is a citizen of Korea
Q:
O que significa citizens?
A:
cidadãos
Q:
O que significa The citizen must be emancipated from the obsessive secrecy of government?
A:
It means that the government keeps too many things secret from the citizens that if the citizen needs answers there is no way to find them because the government is obsessed about it....
Example sentences using "Citizen"
Q:
Mostra-me frases de exemplo com citizen.
A:
“Are you an American citizen?”
“How many Chinese citizens live in this city?”
“The proud citizens of the city showed their support for the mayor.”
I hope these help you!
“How many Chinese citizens live in this city?”
“The proud citizens of the city showed their support for the mayor.”
I hope these help you!
Q:
Mostra-me frases de exemplo com citizen.
A:
"I am a citizen of this country."
"This is a citizen's arrest."
"Are you a citizen?"
"This is a citizen's arrest."
"Are you a citizen?"
Q:
Mostra-me frases de exemplo com citizen and inhabitants.
A:
"He is a citizen of the United States"
"Many inhabitants of the earth have electricity"
"A good citizen follows the law and treats others kindly"
"The inhabitants of this island hunt for their own food"
Inhabitant isn't used too often, but it is a good word to know.
"Many inhabitants of the earth have electricity"
"A good citizen follows the law and treats others kindly"
"The inhabitants of this island hunt for their own food"
Inhabitant isn't used too often, but it is a good word to know.
Q:
Mostra-me frases de exemplo com citizen .
A:
As a citizen of the US it is my duty to vote.
Synonyms of "Citizen" and their differences
Q:
Qual é a diferença entre citizen card e National ID card ?
A:
I think the main difference is the name. The country might have a different name for an ID card but it will be the same. So if they ask you for a Citizen card, your National ID card should be okay :)
Q:
Qual é a diferença entre citizen e civilian ?
A:
"Civilian" generally refers to anyone who is not part of a military or police force.
In some contexts, "civilian" may be used to refer to anyone who is not a government worker or anyone who does not belong to a particular profession or occupation.
"Citizen" typically refers to someone who is a national of a particular country—generally meaning they have the right to live and work in that country, the right to apply for a passport from that country and the right to vote in elections in that country.
In certain contexts, "citizens" is sometimes used generally to refer collectively to residents of a country including people who may not technically have citizenship.
In some contexts, "civilian" may be used to refer to anyone who is not a government worker or anyone who does not belong to a particular profession or occupation.
"Citizen" typically refers to someone who is a national of a particular country—generally meaning they have the right to live and work in that country, the right to apply for a passport from that country and the right to vote in elections in that country.
In certain contexts, "citizens" is sometimes used generally to refer collectively to residents of a country including people who may not technically have citizenship.
Q:
Qual é a diferença entre citizen e civilian ?
A:
Being a citizen can mean
a. you are an inhabitant of said place.
The local citizens were kind enough to help me when my car broke down.
B. You are a legally recognized subject of a nation
I'm a citizen of Singapore (means I have Singaporean citizenship)
Civilian on the other hand has nothing to do with where you belong to. A civilian is a person not in the armed services or the police force.
Many civilians were killed when the insurgents raided the village.
a. you are an inhabitant of said place.
The local citizens were kind enough to help me when my car broke down.
B. You are a legally recognized subject of a nation
I'm a citizen of Singapore (means I have Singaporean citizenship)
Civilian on the other hand has nothing to do with where you belong to. A civilian is a person not in the armed services or the police force.
Many civilians were killed when the insurgents raided the village.
Q:
Qual é a diferença entre citizen e nation e people ?
A:
"Citizens" of a "nation" are "people" who were born (or have been naturalized) in the nation.
Q:
Qual é a diferença entre citizen e nation ?
A:
Citizen-시민
Nation-국가
Nation-국가
Translations of "Citizen"
Q:
Como é que se diz isto em Inglês (EUA)? The citizens were divided between pro and cons of the current government
A:
市民による現政権の(支持)は賛否に分かれた。
I supplemented “support the current government“ from the meaning of the sentence.
市民による現政権の(支持)は賛否に分かれた。
I supplemented “support the current government“ from the meaning of the sentence.
Q:
Como é que se diz isto em Inglês (EUA)? I would announce all the citizens about the potential problems of the bridge, and appeal them not to drive through it, meanwhile, I would also put priority on the bridge to have it repaired as soon as possible.
(Could someone help me with the grammar 🥲)
(Could someone help me with the grammar 🥲)
A:
"I would announce all the citizens about" -> "I would inform all the citizens of" or "I would make an announcement to all the citizens informing them of"
"problems of the bridge,"-> "problems with the bridge"
"appeal them not to drive through it" -> "warn them not to drive through it"
After "it" and before "meanwhile" should be a semicolon (;) instead of a comma (,) because the part starting from "meanwhile" is an independent clause.
Other than these minor points your sentence sounded natural and very understandable. Hope this helps!!
"problems of the bridge,"-> "problems with the bridge"
"appeal them not to drive through it" -> "warn them not to drive through it"
After "it" and before "meanwhile" should be a semicolon (;) instead of a comma (,) because the part starting from "meanwhile" is an independent clause.
Other than these minor points your sentence sounded natural and very understandable. Hope this helps!!
Q:
Como é que se diz isto em Inglês (EUA)? 1.The senior citizen passed away on the day that his son arrived.
2.The senior citizen passed away on the day when his son arrived.
which one is right?
2.The senior citizen passed away on the day when his son arrived.
which one is right?
A:
Either one is ok.
Q:
Como é que se diz isto em Inglês (RU)? citizens
A:
Check the question to view the answer
Q:
Como é que se diz isto em Inglês (EUA)? citizens
A:
Sit-10-zens
Other questions about "Citizen"
Q:
The citizens had advocated their right to receive the insurance over a long time. soa natural?
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"Citizens had long fought for their right to receive insurance" sounds more natural to me, although you typically receive something from your insurance and not receive insurance itself, so maybe "Citizens had long fought for their right to receive compensation from insurance" would work better.
Q:
From a citizen's-of-the-world point of view, soa natural?
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@japaneeeeeese From a citizen-of-the-world's point of view.
By hyphenating you can treat the phrase as one noun.
By hyphenating you can treat the phrase as one noun.
Q:
"every single citizen must be allowed to be hospitalized regardless of where they are living"
should i drop "of" before 'where'?
should i drop "of" before 'where'?
A:
@jickoon: Nope! That looks correct.
Q:
All citizens must ''comply with'' the law. 【or ''abide by ''?】 soa natural?
A:
abide by sounds better
Q:
If citizen used public transport more often, the amount of air plumes would be reduced. soa natural?
A:
I think you mean pollution instead of plumes =\ that's the only oddity I see though.
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