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

A: Como qué? Tienes un ejemplo en español?

A: I'm as ready as I'll ever be
the apple is as good as the orange
red is as good as blue

A: The dog is BIGGER THAN the cat.
Köpek kediden daha büyük

A: Comparable - 接尾語をみたら「することができる」となっている
Last years results are comparable to this year's.
去年の結果は今年のと等しい（つまりsimilar）完全に同じではないが、比べられるほど似ている）。

Your writing is comparable to great scholars.
あなたの作品は大学者と同じくらいレベルに達している（近い）

Comparativeの後はよく形容詞 がつけられている
”they left the city for the comparative cool of the country”　（Googleからの例文）
都会を出て、田舎の比較的に涼しさを狙った

グラフとかに関して、なんかを比較するもの・こと - 学者が文章でよく使う言葉です。
A comparative graph
This graph shows the comparative profit growth between 2000 and 2010

A: 'comparative' (相對) = relative.
(usually used as an adverb: comparatively / relatively 相對地...)

'comparable' (可比較) = can be compared
adjectives ending with -able indicate abilities or possibilities.

A: Comparative is to find the similarities between two (or more) things.
Ex: Math and English are both difficult for me to learn.

Contrastive is to find the differences between two (or more) things.
Ex: English is easy for me to understand, but math isn’t.

A: Comparative: He is taller than me. OR She is smarter than him. OR He is more outgoing than me.

Superlative: He is the fastest on the team. OR We are the best! Or She is the most beautiful.

A: The comparative compares two things, the superlative compares more than two.

A: More crowded

A: He gradually grows older.

A: “Comparative”

A: Yes! You can use commas too: “Studying, compared to sports training, is better for the future.”

Whichever one you like more. I think the “—“ makes it look like there is more emphasis on the words in between the two hyphens.

Hope that helps!

A: You can but it is more common to add "er" for comparatives and "est" for superlatives. For example

Least noisy = quietest (superlative)
less noisy = quieter (comparative)

In sentences

That dog is the least noisy
That dog is the quietest

That dog is less noisy
That dog is quieter

The second sentences sound more natural but grammatically they are all correct

A: "Hideous" is the opposite of gorgeous. "Stunning" is the same as gorgeous.

A: Yellower
Redder
Bluer
Greener
Blacker
Whiter
Oranger
Greyer
Browner
Pinker
...I'm pretty sure you can tack on the "er" to just about all the colors (it would also sound natural to say "more ____" ) If both colors are the same, but one is darker/lighter, then you would say "this one is lighter blue" And if you are saying that it is menos azul que, it translates to "less blue." -you probably already know that though :)

A: more boring, most boring
uglier, ugliest
safer, safest
farther/further, farthest/furthest