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

A: Fur is that thing that protects your dog or cat from cold

A: it's a clothes' material made by animal's hair

A: 彼女の男のライフルで殺したの熊の毛皮がある。

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A: I would need a little more context to be sure, but I think this means fur that covers up someone's naked body, maybe. It's definitely not a common expression.

A: a pet that has hair or fur (cat, dog)

A: Many animals have fur to keep them warm

Those boots have fur in them to keep your feet warm

A: "The dog's fur is so beautiful and soft." "My fur coat has a stain on it." "Is that rug made out of fur?"

A:

Technically there is no difference between fur and hair - both refer to the fluffy or fuzzy substance on a mammals’ body.

Fur is typically used to describe the hair on an animal while hair is typically what humans have. But you will also see references to hair on animals.

Example.

My dog’s fur is so soft.
My dog sheds all the time and I have to clean up dog hair daily.
Rabbit fur is soft and common making it a perfect material to make inexpensive fur coats.
I asked the groomer to make my dog’s hair (or fur) look neat and trim.
I went to the hair salon to get my hair trimmed.

A: fur = hair only on animals
wool = fur only on sheep, llama, alpaca, etc. usually fluffy and soft
feather = only on birds
plume = decorative or special feathers, only on specific birds like ostrich, peacocks, egrets, etc.

Ex. Male birds use their plume to attract a mate.

A: Your cat has fur and does not need clothes.
Far expresses distance.
- it was far away, a long way off, too far to see.

A: Wool is the fur of a sheep. Usually a fur coat is made with rabbit or fox fur.

A: Both can be used

When referring to the cat’s coat you say ‘cat fur’
Ex. “The cat’s fur is very soft”

‘Cat hair’ is usually used for fur that is not attached to the cat. For example, if you have fur on your clothes you’d use “cat hair”
Ex. “I have cat hair on my clothes”

A: As the neighborhoods are rebuilt, citizens will return to their neighborhoods.

A: incorrect, you’re sentence is worded wrong and unclear

The correct way is “ Because of a little bit of fur on the coat I have to use a roller to remove it.” ☺️

A: au fur et à mesure = gradually, as (time passes)

A: × They made water-proof coats using beavers’ fur, so beavers have experienced a bloody slaughter.
✓ Beavers’ fur was used to make waterproof coats, and many beavers were slaughtered for this purpose.

× The numbers of beaver slumped.
✓ This led to a decrease in the number of beavers,

× There has been a dramatically decrease in the population quantity of beaver.
✓ whose populations have dramatically declined.

× Nowadays, governments from all over the world are doing their best to protect beavers.
✓ Nowadays, governments around the world are doing their best to protect beavers.

A: Stripes are not shapes, they are patterns. If the answer you want is stripes, the question should be “what pattern is the fur?” And the answer “the fur is striped.”

A: 4 fur is for folding fans.

That is called a "tounge twister". It is a sentence or more that is intentially difficult to say. I have never been able to complete the one below.

she sells sea shells down by the sea shore.

A: You wouldn't vomit WITH your fur (that would mean you vomit using your fur, which wouldn't make sense)

Rather, it should be "No, he's not vomiting/throwing up his fur, he's vomiting/throwing up his food!" (p.s. when a cat throws up its fur, it is called a "hairball." For example, "No, he didn't throw up a hairball, he threw up his food!")

A: "The fur of the doll comes off easily, particularly around the shoulders, where there is very little fur." (I am not sure what you mean by the "the fur stays very low" so I took a guess.)