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

A: That's correct. Mount means to attach. This is a term sometimes used with computers.

"Insert the USB device"
"Plug in the USB device"
"Mount the USB device"
"Attach the USB device."

A: Australia is in the Southern Hemisphere, so they're "upside down." So the word USB being upside down is "for them." A little joke.

A: Yes, I would assume it has one USB port. It is strangely worded, though, so it's not completely clear.

A: A small external hard drive for your computer.

A: this is all the same thing
USB memory--because it stores information like a memory (brain) would
USB memory stick---because the shape is long
USB stick---it is thin and long, they can be in different shapes
USB drive-- because they plug into a drive slot
USB storage---because they store information just like a memory

A: no difference.

A: "Oppose" is better. Also, the order of the sentence will be better if it's reversed. The meaning is a little unclear because "oppose" does not have a direct object after it. For example: "Since the USB block policy is enabled, many users strongly oppose the policy". However this would be unnatural because it is redundant. It is best to say something like this: "Many users strongly oppose the USB block policy."

A: 私なら
I was organizing my images and ran out of USB flash drives, so I bought three more. I'll stop working until they arrive.
と言うと思います。「suspend」という言葉には、ちょっと長い時間がかかる、というニュアンスもあると思います。いつ再開されるのかわからない、という意味合いもあります。そのため、「indefinitely」や「until further notice」と一緒によく使います。

たとえば…

He was suspended from the company indefinitely for his inappropriate actions.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the NBA season has been suspended until further notice.

というふうによく使います。「pause」や「stop」の方が自然ですが、「suspend」を使っても大丈夫だと思います。

A: Phone charger
Phone USB charger

A: “Has anyone returned my/the USB yet?”

A: Very natural! But I'd change it to:

"‎You said your USB cable is upstairs, so why don't you bring it here and use it?"

A: Ah yes it is actually better if you remove 'located'. A great suggestion :)

A: かんぺき. ;)

A: (To make it sound a little more natural)
I thought I ordered two USB cables for iPhone on Amazon, but I only received one. I must have ordered one by mistake.
(+one) (mistakenly > by mistake)

A: "for iphones" is better though :)