Please translate into English, thank you

Are you tired of always saying "Thanks" or "Thank you" when expressing gratitude? Here are some unique ways to say "thank you" that can come in handy! A heartfelt expression of thanks: "I really appreciate it." It means "我很感謝" in English.

As we all know, opportunity always favors those who are prepared. There's a mistake in the first floor's sentence where "is" is followed by "belong." Has anyone seen a sentence where a "be" verb is followed by the base form of a verb? I mean, this is incorrect.

From now on, there won't be the same issue. My boss places great importance on the market前景 in Vietnam. Your information is crucial to us. Thank you! This translation does not follow the literal meaning exactly and is for reference only.

Cable television. I can only receive two channels, and they are blurry. This translation is quite appropriate. I have used some free translation to make the sentences more fluent.

What is the dictionary definition of maintenance?

1. The dictionary definition of "maintenance" is: Regular repair, maintenance, and upkeep of buildings, roads, machines, etc. The process of keeping them in good condition by regularly checking and repairing them when necessary.

2. "Maintenance" (the noun form of "maintain," meaning "to sustain, to maintain") [5meIntInEns] n. Sustenance; repair; maintenance. He took a course to learn about car maintenance, meaning he learned how to maintain a car.

3. The definition of the term "maintenance" is: To protect through words or actions. To keep intact; to preserve, to safeguard. To withstand opposition or danger. The term "maintenance" also means: To demand and enforce recognition.

4. Words related to repair include: maintenance, repair, Ashore Maintenance Facility, maintain, car-mechanic. Pinyin: wéixiū. Part of speech: Verb. Structure: 維 (left-right structure) 修 (left-right structure). Pronunciation: ㄨㄟ ㄒ一ㄡ.

5. According to the English dictionary, "maintenance" means to maintain. When an elevator displays "maintenance," it indicates that the elevator is undergoing maintenance and is not in use. At the end of the 20th century, elevators began using permanent magnet synchronous traction machines as a source of power.