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Snowflake emoji represents frozen 💦 Water particles that fall from the sky, making everyone feel the special ❄️ Winter magic. It is known that there are no identical snowflakes — so this emoji is a symbol of uniqueness. However, it is more often used in its more direct meanings of winter. For example, messages about the cold 🌧 Weather, the New Year celebrations, the first snow, winter holidays, and so on appear. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Snowman emoji is a picture of the snow sculpture, traditionally made by children and their parents in ❄️ Winter. This emoji looks the same as ⛄ Snowman Without Snow emoji — but in this case, numerous snowflakes are falling around it. The Snowman is one of the symbols of winter, childhood, having time with 👪 Family, 🎁 Christmas and 🎄 New Year — so no wonder the emoji appears in these contexts. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Snowman Without Snow emoji is the picture of a figure made of three or two big snow balls and decorated with coals, carrots, 🧤 Gloves, and other things to make it more human-like. This character is an integral part of children’s ❄️ Winter games and it is also the symbol of winter holidays, along with the pine represented by 🎄 Christmas Tree emoji. The meanings in which it is used are respective — it may mean winter, 😄 Fun, and holidays. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The 🚤 Speedboat emoji is one of the many types of 💦 Water transport, along with the 🛳️ Passenger Ship emoji and many others. It depicts a light board with a motor that can gather significant speed. This emoji is commonly used in any context related to water sports, 🌇 Traveling, vacations, and having 😄 Fun in the seas and rivers. Additionally, it also signifies a desire to go on a trip across the water or to a 🏖 Beach. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Sport Utility Vehicle emoji is a type of car similar in shape to a 🚉 Station wagon or van. It can be used to express your joy in getting a new car. Or use it to show that you yet again have been stuck as the carpool for your friend’s children or children’s friends. In another way, you can use it to show that you are carrying a heavy load of items with the 📦 Package emoji. It can be switched with the 🚗 Automobile emoji as both are car-themed emojis. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Stadium emoji is a picture of a huge venue, which can accommodate a lot of people for different events like ⚽ Soccer matches or music concerts. Its meanings are closely related to visiting stadiums for these events or watching games or shows at home or elsewhere. It may go with 🏙️ Cityscape emoji and others to symbolize city activities and events to visit. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The ⭐ Star emoji is a white, pale yellow or gold five-pointed star with a classic shape in a two- or three-dimensional design. The symbol was released in Unicode version 5.1, published back in 2008. The emoji's meaning is associated with outer space, with 🌃 Night, light, brilliance, fame and acclaim. In relation to the topics about the sky and 🌌 Space it is shown as an astronomical body, while metaphorically it is associated with prominent and talented people, fame, 💰 Wealth and superiority. It is often used to evaluate places, events, and objects, and is utilized in texts to emphasize semantic meaning and highlight ☝ Important 🗭 Thoughts. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Station emoji is the picture of a 🚆 Train looking forward and standing on the platform where the passengers get in and out of it. In most versions, the train itself looks just like the one represented by 🚊 Tram emoji — so many people perceive it as a tram. Anyway, its meanings are always related to the available means of transport and traveling different distances. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Statue of Liberty emoji is the image of the huge statue situated on an island near New York. It has become one of the main and worldly-recognized symbols of the USA, along with the national flag represented by Flag of 🇺🇸 United States Emoji. So no wonder that it is almost always used in the context of America, its holidays, traditions, events, and news. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Stop Sign emoji is a red octagon meant to halt someone in their tracks. It is the most used symbol to show you want someone or something to halt an action before they get in trouble. The Stop Sign emoji can be used on its own or with a ✋ Raised Hand emoji and 🚫 Prohibited emoji to express your desire for something to stop. Aside from telling someone to stop, you can even send it as a friendly reminder to someone going to take their drivers test to pay attention to stop signs. However you use the emoji, the message will always mean to halt. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Stopwatch emoji is a picture of a device commonly used to measure the period needed for some activity. Typically, it is used in sports like running or doing some physical exercises to measure how long it takes someone to run a certain distance. Essentially, it works in the opposite way that the device represented by ⏲️ Timer Clock emoji does. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Sun emoji is the schematic and cartoon-like picture of the extremely hot ⭐ Star, which keeps everything on the earth alive. The Sun is the symbol of warmness, 🌻 Summer, and happiness — so no wonder that this emoji is often used exactly in these meanings. It may also be used together with 🌕 Full Moon emoji to represent heavenly bodies. And at last, it may be used instead of a positive characteristic to a joyful and kind person. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Sun Behind Cloud emoji is the picture of the light ☁️ Cloud — just the same as depicted by Cloud emoji — and the shining bright ☀️ Sun hiding behind it. Such an emoji appears in various meanings including those related to the 🌧 Weather, daydreaming, 🌻 Summer, and even dreamy or a little 😔 Sad mood. It is also often used to together with other emojis to form different stories and impressions or to symbolize different periods of the year. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Sun Behind Large Cloud emoji is the same picture as 🌦 Sun Behind Rain Cloud emoji — with the only difference in the presence of some rain droplets. Like all the other cloud emojis, this one is often used in the context of 🌧 Weather, i.e., to denote cloudy sky and sunless gloomy days. However, it can also be used in a gloomy mood and even in the context of an introverted and lonesome lifestyle. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Sun Behind Rain Cloud emoji is basically the ☀️ Sun Behind Large ☁️ Cloud emoji — but with some rain droplets falling out of the cloud to the ground. Such a 🌧 Weather often occurs in 🌸 Spring and in 🌻 Summer and it typically precedes the appearance of the 🌈 Rainbow, so apart from the direct weather-related meaning, this emoji is often used as a symbol of expecting something good to come right after a long and displeasing run of bad luck. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Sun Behind Small Cloud emoji is the picture of the shining ☀️ Sun hiding behind a little white or grayish ☁️ Cloud. Basically, it is the same image as 🌥 Sun Behind Large Cloud emoji is — with the only difference in the size of the cloud. Typically, it is used in the context of 🌧 Weather to denote almost sunny and hot day. As for mood meaning, it may stand for almost perfect mood with a little confusion — though, this meaning is quite rare. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Sun With Face emoji represents the ☀️ Sun with a human face — the way we usually see it in the illustrations of some 🧚 Fairy tales or myths. It is used mainly in the meanings the “ordinary” sun would be used. For example, it may mark the sunny and warm 🌧 Weather, the beginning of 🌻 Summer or 🌸 Spring, and the users' bright and joyful mood. Due to its mythological nature, the emoji is also often used by people who feel close to their hearts. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Sunrise emoji a picture of the ☀️ Sun, which raises in the morning — much like 🌄 Sunrise Over Mountains emoji but in this case the sun rises above the 💦 Water surface (the only exception is HTC version where it rises above the forest). And the meanings are essentially the same: this emoji stands for the Sunrise itself and the beginning of something new, which it marks. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Sunrise Over Mountains emoji is the picture of the ☀️ Sun raising early in the morning above the ⛰️ Mountain range — in different emoji versions, this scenery is characterized by a different level of realism. It is much like 🌅 Sunrise emoji with the only difference in the scenery where the sun rises. This emoji serves as a symbol of the new beginning and, of course, morning. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Sunset emoji is the image of the ☀️ Sun, which is about to hide at the end of the day in a big city with high-rise buildings, similar to the one represented by 🏙️ Cityscape emoji. This emoji serves as the symbol of the end or the beginning of the day in the city (because it may be confused with sunrise) and everything related to this — from going to work in the morning to going to the 🎉🥂 Party in the 🌃 Night. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Suspension Railway emoji is a suspended railway that moves above the earth's surface. It is often installed above the rivers or lakes and, like the transport represented by 🚠 Mountain Cableway emoji, in the rocky landscapes. As this transport is quite rare, it also serves as a tourist attraction, especially in picturesque areas with stunning views. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Synagogue emoji is a picture of a Jewish 🛐 Place Of Worship (just like 🕌 Mosque emoji is the picture of Islamic one). On the facade of this building, there is a recognized Judaism symbol — the ✡️ Star Of David. Unsurprisingly, the picture of the Jewish temple is used mostly in the context of this ⛪️ Religion, as well as in the context of Jewish people, or even 🇮🇱 Israel and its traditions. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Taxi emoji is the picture of a light-duty vehicle — the yellow-colored Taxi cab with the checker pattern which has become the symbol of New York but yet it can be seen in other cities as well. This type of transport is represented by another Emoji called 🚖 Oncoming Taxi emoji. It is used in any meaning related to using Taxi services and riding anywhere by Taxi. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Ten O’clock emoji is simple as it is used to show the time. It indicates explicitly ten o’clock, but it does not specify if it is a.m or p.m, so it can be used morning or afternoon. You can show what time of day it is by using a 🌞 Sun With Face emoji or a 🌕 Full Moon emoji. Texters will most likely use the emoji to show that something is planned to happen at a particular time without having to type it out. Or it can be used to tell someone they have until that time to finish a task. Finally, you can use it with the ⏰ Alarm Clock emoji to express the need to be somewhere at the exact time. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Ten-Thirty emoji is simple as it is used to show the time. It indicates explicitly ten-thirty, but it does not specify if it is a.m or p.m, so it can be used morning or afternoon. You can show what time of day it is by using a 🌞 Sun With Face emoji or a 🌕 Full Moon emoji. Texters will most likely use the emoji to show that something is planned to happen at a particular time without having to type it out. Or it can be used to tell someone they have until that time to finish a task. Finally, you can use it with the ⏰ Alarm Clock emoji to express the need to be somewhere at the exact time. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Tent emoji is a picture of a transportable shelter that is used by those who ❤️ Love 🏕️ Camping or by visitors to various music and other festivals. Also, this object is part of the Camping emoji. It may be used in its direct meaning to denote the temporary place to stay during different events or in national parks. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Thermometer emoji is the picture of a device used for measuring temperature (of the human body or of the air in the room or outside the house). It may mean anything related to temperature conditions — for example, together with 🏜️ Desert emoji it may mean extremely hot 🌧 Weather. Also, it may symbolize common 🥶 Cold or other illnesses, the symptoms of which include high body temperature. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Three O’clock emoji is simple as it is used to show the time. It indicates explicitly three o’clock, but it does not specify if it is a.m or p.m, so it can be used morning or afternoon. You can show what time of day it is by using a 🌞 Sun With Face emoji or a 🌕 Full Moon emoji. Texters will most likely use the emoji to show that something is planned to happen at a particular time without having to type it out. Or it can be used to tell someone they have until that time to finish a task. Finally, you can use it with the ⏰ Alarm Clock emoji to express the need to be somewhere at the exact time. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Three-Thirty emoji is simple as it is used to show the time. It indicates explicitly three-thirty, but it does not specify if it is a.m or p.m, so it can be used morning or afternoon. You can show what time of day it is by using a 🌞 Sun With Face emoji or a 🌕 Full Moon emoji. Texters will most likely use the emoji to show that something is planned to happen at a particular time without having to type it out. Or it can be used to tell someone they have until that time to finish a task. Finally, you can use it with the ⏰ Alarm Clock emoji to express the need to be somewhere at the exact time. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Timer Clock emoji is a picture of the device meant to inform someone when a certain period ends (by a sound signal usually). I.e., it works the opposite way the device represented by ⏱️ Stopwatch emoji does. The timers are integrated into many other devices where time matters, like a microwave. And the emoji is used in every context related to time. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Tokyo Tower emoji is the picture of a high Tower, which was once the highest steel building in the 🌍 World. It is situated in the capital of 🇯🇵 Japan and it has become one of the many worldly-recognized Japanese architectural symbols along with the one represented by 🏯 Japanese Castle emoji. So, unsurprisingly it is used respectively — i.e. as a symbol of Tokyo and 🇯🇵 Japan. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Tornado emoji is a picture of a mighty and destructive natural phenomenon known as the twister, which occurs in the USA and some other places in the 🌍 World. It may be used in its direct meaning alone or with other weather-related and danger-related emojis like ⚡ High Voltage emoji. It may also stand for any disaster, destruction, and demolition, and at last, it may symbolize fights and quarrels. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Tractor emoji is a picture of a huge red green or yellow machine which is typically used in agriculture for different purposes (including carrying gathered crops and plowing fields) — in this sense it may be used together with the respective professional emoji like 👩 Woman or 👨🌾 Man Farmer Emoji. Also, it may appear in any context related to farming and even gardening. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
Train emoji is a picture of an electric train typically seen in big cities. It is designed to move above the surface of the 🌎 Earth, unlike the one represented by 🚇 Metro emoji. However, just like any other Emoji connected with the means of transport, this one is used in its direct meaning — i.e., when it comes to speaking about trains themselves and any type of transport in general. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Tram emoji is a picture of a popular city means of transport that works on electricity. It may be found all over the 🌍 World in cities of all sizes. This transport itself looks exactly like the one represented by 🚉 Station emoji — but in this case, it stands alone without the platform. Still, it is used in the same meanings related to transportation and 🌇 Traveling. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Tram Car emoji is a picture of a type of a 🚊 Tram which is characterized by its small size. It is a typical type of public transport found in cities and towns of all sizes — along with the one represented by 🚌 Bus emoji. Unsurprisingly it is used as an illustration of transferring around the city during the day in most cases and as an illustration of the existing types of transport. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Trolleybus emoji is the picture of one of the most common and popular types of city public transport — in this sense, it is close to 🚌 Bus emoji. This means of transport works on electricity so there are characteristic poles that connect it to the overhead wires. Most often it is used exactly in the meanings related to moving from one place in the city to another. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Twelve O’clock emoji is simple as it is used to show the time. It indicates explicitly twelve o’clock, but it does not specify if it is a.m or p.m, so it can be used morning or afternoon. You can show what time of day it is by using a 🌞 Sun With Face emoji or a 🌕 Full Moon emoji. Texters will most likely use the emoji to show that something is planned to happen at a particular time without having to type it out. Or it can be used to tell someone they have until that time to finish a task. Finally, you can use it with the ⏰ Alarm Clock emoji to express the need to be somewhere at the exact time. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Twelve-Thirty emoji is simple as it is used to show the time. It indicates explicitly twelve-thirty, but it does not specify if it is a.m or p.m, so it can be used morning or afternoon. You can show what time of day it is by using a 🌞 Sun With Face emoji or a 🌕 Full Moon emoji. Texters will most likely use the emoji to show that something is planned to happen at a particular time without having to type it out. Or it can be used to tell someone they have until that time to finish a task. Finally, you can use it with the ⏰ Alarm Clock emoji to express the need to be somewhere at the exact time. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
The Two O’clock emoji is simple as it is used to show the time. It indicates explicitly two o’clock, but it does not specify if it is a.m or p.m, so it can be used morning or afternoon. You can show what time of day it is by using a 🌞 Sun With Face emoji or a 🌕 Full Moon emoji. Texters will most likely use the emoji to show that something is planned to happen at a particular time without having to type it out. Or it can be used to tell someone they have until that time to finish a task. Finally, you can use it with the ⏰ Alarm Clock emoji to express the need to be somewhere at the exact time. (Source: Emojis.wiki, Fair use)
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look at the sign on the road to avoid accidents and horrible driving conditions
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I received a 300$ ticket because I passed a police control of other cars/drivers on the right lane of a highway (the control was on the hard shoulder of the highway). Is it really true, that you have to change the lane in such cases? Thanks!
I am an American living in Italy. The Italian Drivers License theory test is the hardest test I have ever studied for and I am in my 70s have multiple degrees, multiple professional certifications. Have to take the Italian Drivers Theory test in Italian. No english. So many rules. More signs in small medieval Italian town I live in then in major US cities I have lived in. No Italian license no driving. No buying or renting a car. Test here was good, clean. Lots of tricky questions on many practice and real official tests. Thanks
Most problems are a result of higher than safe driving speeds. Please just slow down and be patient.
Question 121: Poor translation: Vehicles with polluted fluids prohibited Should be translated as: Vehicles with dangerous liquids prohibited
Question 83: Poor translation: Vehicles with polluted fluids prohibited Should be translated as: Vehicles with dangerous liquids prohibited
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Cool tool! And fun to check whether I remember the rules :) Two things I noticed: Warning for a crossroad side roads on the left and right. While technically that might be the correct translation, this sign tells you, that you are on the main road and have the right of way for the next crossroad and only the next crossroad. Usually (if no sign specifies otherwise) you have to give way to drivers coming from the right at every intersection, which can get a bit annoying in communal areas, so seeing this sign feels less like a warning and more like relief :). A Fahrradstraße is not a lane for cyclists but a street for cyclists, meaning the (whole!) street is intended predominantly for cyclists, who are then allowed to ride next to each other. Cars are allowed to drive there (unless another sign prohibits such), but have to adjust their speed to the cyclists. I believe they are not allowed to pass at all, even if the oncoming lane is empty.
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