Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Apply"

A: 'applied' in this context means to commit yourself to a task.

if you apply yourself to something, you are doing it with focus.

the task, in this case, is eating eggs.

normally, 'applied' is used with important tasks since it shows a heightened degree of focus (ex. he applied himself to his studies to get a good grade on the exam)

the use of 'applied' with a mundane task such as eating eggs makes the sentence feel more eccentric which fits the tone of the Harry Potter series :)

A: you can ignore "applied". even if you don't use the word "applied" the sentence would mean the same

A: apply yourself = to use all your effort to do something; to work very hard on something

A: It depends on the context in which it is said.

"I will definitely apply then." can mean "I will definitely apply at the time that we just talked about." Saying "then" usually means you're referring to a certain time or period that was already mentioned before in conversation or that both speakers already knew about. It can mean "I will definitely apply as soon as possible" if that's what you were talking about with the other person. However, if the previous sentence was "Applications will be accepted next week," then the sentence "I will definitely apply then" will mean "I will definitely apply next week."

Also, if the sentence is "I will definitely apply, then," it would just mean that after you hear the person you're talking to mention a certain condition or benefit that you would receive after applying, you're trying to say that you're convinced by it. If the person you're talking to says beforehand, "If you apply, you'll get more pay," you could say "[If that's the case,] I will definitely apply, then."

A: Work hard, make an effort, don't be lazy. がんばれ

A: 1.) I apply myself daily to my job
2.) different laws apply in different jurisdictions
3.) No one will play the game if the rules only apply to team B
4.) Kant's point is ignored, that deductions from these " imaginary " figures apply to the " real " world of experience.

A: Apply for jobs after graduation

what you said does not apply to this case.

I applied for the job but didn't get it.

A:
Apply to; ex: apply cold water to the burn

Apply for; ex: like you're applying for a job [or] an interview

Apply on; ex: "apply cheese to the chips" [or] apply on sunscreen

A: He applied his knowledge to the question
I applied some lotion on my skin
He applied for a job
They all applied some gel in their hair.
These are just basic examples, hope they help!

A: 1) My APPLICATION was rejected
2) I applied and got rejected.

A: Applied for:

1) I applied for the position at the grocery store.

It means you're applying for something specific.

Applied with:

1) I applied with my ID and application.

It usually means you're using something specific to apply for something.

*sorry if this was kind of confusing, it can be hard to explain...

A: "Apply for" is used when you apply for a job, or you would apply to get into college. "Register for" is more like when you want to sign up for something, such as registering for summer camp, or registering for an account online. "Apply for" usually means there's a chance you will get rejected, but "register for" usually means you have no chance of getting rejected. It's a bit hard to explain, but I hope this was helpful!

A: When you sign up for something, usually it means that it's guaranteed that you will get it. Like, for example, if you were signing up for a social media account, or signing up for the talent show. Applying is sort of like "trying out." For example, if you're applying for a job, you're not guaranteed to get the position. I hope this makes sense and that it helps!!

A: "apply into" doesn't make sense, it's not used.

However, there is "apply on" which means to put something on something, examples being "apply pressure" or "apply lotion".

To "apply to" or "apply for" something means to register for something eg. "apply for a job" or "apply to university"

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A: @MarryH

I really want to work in Switzerland this summer, so I did it, but I fell down in document screening.

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A: Apply or put on eyeliner

A:
I am going to apply for this job.
Knowledge is no good if you don’t apply it (=use it in a practical way).
He is interested in applied linguistics (= where it is used to solve real-life problems)
Apply the glue to the surface of the wood.

A: Please , don’t give up :)

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A: "Do everything that you can"

You might hear math teachers say "apply yourself" to students when they are unable to solve a problem.