Something about makeup Last but not least, for my lips, I'm applying the 'Revlon Colorstay Moisture Stain' and this is in Barcelona Nights, which is quite a bright colour but the consistency of these glosses is absolutely amazing. They're smooth and creamy and moisturizing but also really really easy to wear, and even though they're bright, they do sheer down quite a lot as well, and they obviously have the stain element. The above is the script of a video. Please kindly check the video on "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EE4ytyM3KrI&t=221s" from 6'05 to 6'15. ----I don't understand "they do sheer down quite a lot as well, and they obviously have the stain element." Sheer down? Stain element?

What is "Slash Tutorial"? Many videos have titles like "Makeup slash tutorial" "Slash guitar lessons/slash tutorial". I don't really understand the expression "slash tutorial". I failed to find it in any dictionary. Who can help me with this? Thank you!

Before I play the video, this is what I said. It is worth mentioning that the film is inspired by a French short film L'Accordeur (The Piano Tuner 2010). Here is the full French film that lasts only about 12 minutes (By the way, at the end of the film is the piano tuner killed or not?). Can you imagine how mind-blowing Andhadhun is? After all, its running time is 138 minutes. Note: The story of Andhadhun is inspired by the French film.

This is the last paragraph of my article that is a film review Before I finish, I want to share a line from the film with you: 'What is life? It depends on the liver. 'The corresponding Chinese subtitle is “生命是什么？这取决于肝脏。” Nobody will think that the translation is wrong. But the sentence is a pun. As for a pun itself, it is almost untranslatable. The 'liver' is an organ in the body. So life depends on whether you have a healthy liver. The other is the slightly unusual usage meaning 'one that lives especially in a specified way' (see https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/liver). There are lots of words following this pattern. The person who sings is the singer and the person who teaches is the teacher. Don’t forget that there is a plot relating to the liver in Andhadhun. So this sentence has two senses here: 1) The rebirth of Akash depends on the liver of Simi (the leading woman in the film). 2) It depends on the liver (person), then life is whatever you feel makes it worth living.

About a film Though it lasts over two hours, Andhadhun has not many dance scenes like other Indian films. Personally, I am not really interested in the casting or the actors and actresses, and I am merely fascinated by the story and how it develops. Having said so, the Indian film does have a few loopholes if we really want to criticize it. For instance, I myself am puzzled why the doctor suddenly stops the operation to get the musician's livers. It does not make any sense to me, as the doctor knows Akash's eyes are recently damaged. Well, I'd better stop here in case that I will reveal many spoilers.

About a pun There is a line in the movie Andhadhun: What is life? It depends on the liver. I understand the "liver" has two meanings here. The sentence is a pun. I want to know if this pun exists in the English language, or it is only the wordplay made by the movie. Could you please help me fully understand the fun? Thank you very much!

A question about an English sentence There is a line in the movie Andhadhun: What is life? It depends on the liver. I understand the "liver" has two meanings here. The sentence is a pun. I want to know if this pun exists in the English language, or it is only the wordplay made by the movie.

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Are there two wrong English sentences in an American official document? check https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7isFs0Ltmw for the video. 1. While entering the departure airport, a security guard will check your passport and ticket and let you in. -------------In this sentence the subject omitted after "while" is "you". You enter the departure airport and a security guard will check you. But the subject of the sentence is "a security guard". Based on my knowledge on English grammar, should they be the same subjects, then the subject can be omitted and use "while+ ing form"? In this sentence, there are two subjects, why does it use ""while+ ing form"? 2. Inside the armrest of your seat will be a remote control that.... -------------Is this sentence an inverted sentence?Again, based on my knowledge on English grammar, I would say "Inside the armrest of your seat there is a remote control." But this is an American official video. Maybe my listening is not good and I get the words wrong. Hope to get a reasonable explanation. Thank you!