G stands for generative, which commonly means capable of producing; having productivity.
P stands for pre-trained, where pre- is a prefix indicating prior to…, and trained means having been trained. Pre-trained means it has been trained beforehand.
T stands for transformer, indicating a transformation model.
The full name of ChatGPT is Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer, which translates to: Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer.
Now let me share some English expressions that are often used when using a phone:
“Phone freezes” can be said as:
① My phone broke down.
② My phone crashed.
③ My phone is out of order.
① My phone’s dead./My phone died.
This expression literally means “my phone has died”, but actually means “my phone is out of battery”.
Example sentence:
Sorry, my phone’s dead.
Sorry, my phone is out of battery.
② My cellphone is out of power./My phone has no power.
“Out of” means “used up”, and power refers to “electricity”.
The above expressions indicate that the phone is completely out of battery. What about when the battery is low but can still last a while?
① My phone is going to die.
② My phone is running out of battery.
③ My phone’s dying.
Network data can be represented as data; unlimited data is unlimited data, and no data is out of data.
Example sentence:
Oh no! My phone is out of data and it’s just the first week of this month.
Oh no! My phone is out of data, but it’s only the beginning of the month!
Signal can be represented as “reception”; no signal can be said as: no reception.
In English, the most idiomatic expression for “phone credit” is credit, which can refer to the amount available on a mobile account. If your phone credit is insufficient, you might hear the following voice prompt when making a call: “Sorry, you don’t have enough credit to make this call.”
