Distributeの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

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-the 100 pieces of bread we’re relatively evenly distributed between the 10 people
(When you say relativelyyou are saying that it isn’t exactly evenso if I were trying to say there were 100 pieces and ten people and each person received 10I would take out relatively.

The 100 pieces of bread were evenly distributed between the 10 people.

A: The man distributed candy to the kids


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To distribute means to split something among some people

A: Distribute= to divide or to hand out

Example sentence: The teacher distributed to homework to the students.

A: the word distributed is the past tense if distribute which means to divide or give or part something among several people ,so distributed - you already did the action of giving or dividing something into parts then giving it to people

A: It means supply goods to stores ,companies or give,pass to sb

A: thank you

A: Pleasehelp me distribute these papers to your classmates.

They evenly distributed the snacks amongst themselves.

Evenly distribute the putty over the crack in the wall.

A: "We will distribute the shirts to the stores"
"He distributes the salt over the food"
"The packages were distributed"

A: When talked about money: "We will distribute our earnings evenly"
When talking about giving free food: "We will each distribute 3 cans to every one person."

A: They're quite different.

distribute
"to give something out to a lot of people or places
（物）を分配する（物）を配布する"
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english-japanese/distribute

distinguish
"to see or understand the differences between two peopleideasor things
～を見分ける
to make one person or thing seem different from another
～を際立たせる
to be able to seehear or understand something
（物）を識別する"
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english-japanese/distinguish

A: ‘To distribute’ means to divide something out between people. This can be used for most objectsit’s perhaps more formal.
- can you distribute these books? = can you give/share these books out?

‘To furnish’ almost always refers to furniture or decoration.
- we furnished our house yesterday = we got furniture for our house yesterday

A: I will distribute these exam papers to the class now.

I will allocate each student to a partner that they must learn with

A: Hand out means literally giving things by hand (in person)"He handed out gifts at the party". Distribute means giving things by any methodeither directly (such as by handing things out) or indirectly (through other peoplea company/servicethe internetwhatever)like "information is distributed through hinative". "Distribute" is a more general term.

A: In the case of distributionthey have the same meaning. Both are commonly used in America.

A: Haha are you trolling? You're a native English speakerbut anyway distribute means to move aroundto dividedeal out or give shares of.

A: hope this helps!

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