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conclusion SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 44689 】【意味】 "[名詞] the last section of a communication [例] in conclusion I want to say... [例] The conclusion of the book was very interesting. [例] He reached the conclusion that the evidence was sufficient to convict the defendant. [意味] 結論, 終結, 締結, 結末, 締め括り, 結び, 終わり, 結尾 ; [同義語] end, ending, closing, close ; [上位語] subdivision, section ; [下位語] finale, coda, epilogue, peroration, epilog, anticlimax, bathos ; [派生] end, finish, conclude, terminate, cease, close, stop ; [同義語群] 06398401-n [名詞] a position or opinion or judgment reached after consideration [例] a decision unfavorable to the opposition [例] his conclusion took the evidence into account [例] satisfied with the panel's determination [例] The conclusion of the study was that the drug was effective. [意味] 結論, 決定, 判定, 決意, 断案, 決心, 判断, 裁決 ; [同義語] decision, determination ; [上位語] judgement, judgment, mind ; [下位語] predetermination ; [派生] determine, decide, settle, square off, make up one's mind, square up, set ; [同義語群] 05838176-n [名詞] the temporal end; the concluding time [例] the stopping point of each round was signaled by a bell [例] the market was up at the finish [例] they were playing better at the close of the season [意味] 結論, 終結, 結末, 終わり, 終末, 終局, 最後, 終 ; [同義語] finish, finale, last, stopping point, finis, close ; [上位語] end, ending ; [派生] end, finish, conclude, shut down, terminate, close down, cease, complete ; [同義語群] 15267536-n [名詞] the act of making up your mind about something [例] the burden of decision was his [例] he drew his conclusions quickly [例] I came to the conclusion that I was wrong. [例] He came to the conclusion that he would not be able to do it. [意味] 結論, 決定, 判断, 決意, 決心, 決断, 終結, 決着 ; [同義語] decision, determination ; [上位語] selection, option, choice, pick ; [下位語] resolution, casting lots, designation, appointment, assignment, drawing lots, naming, sortition ; [派生] conclude, reason out, determine, decide, resolve, find out, settle, square off ; [同義語群] 00162632-n [名詞] the act of ending something [例] the termination of the agreement [例] The conclusion of the story was a happy one. [例] The conclusion of the debate was a shock to everyone. [意味] 結論, 終結, 結末, 結び, 終了, 終わり, 完結, 締結 ; [同義語] termination, ending ; [上位語] change of state ; [下位語] closure, completion, settlement, shutdown, quenching, tone ending, abolition, extinguishing ; [派生] end, conclude, terminate ; [同義語群] 00209943-n [名詞] event whose occurrence ends something [例] his death marked the ending of an era [例] when these final episodes are broadcast it will be the finish of the show [意味] 結末, 終結, 結論, 終末, 最後, 終了, 終わり, 結び ; [同義語] finish, ending ; [反意語] beginning ; [上位語] happening, occurrence, natural event, occurrent ; [下位語] outcome, end, termination, result, victory, resultant, final stage, final result ; [派生] end, finish, terminate, cease, complete, stop ; [同義語群] 07291312-n [名詞] a final settlement [例] the conclusion of a business deal [例] the conclusion of the peace treaty [例] The conclusion of the war was a victory for the allies. [意味] 結論, 締結, 決着, 決定, 妥結, 結着, 極まり, 決り ; [上位語] settlement ; [同義語群] 07177622-n [名詞] an intuitive assumption [例] jump to a conclusion [例] The conclusion that the evidence supported the theory was a logical one. [意味] 結論, 推論, 帰結, 推定 ; [上位語] assumption, supposition, supposal ; [下位語] non sequitur ; [同義語群] 05781541-n [名詞] the proposition arrived at by logical reasoning (such as the proposition that must follow from the major and minor premises of a syllogism) [意味] 帰結, 推論 ; [同義語] ratiocination ; [上位語] proposition ; [同義語群] 06753030-n"
conclusion of law SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 133246 】【意味】 "[名詞] a finding as to the applicability of a rule of law to particular facts [例] The conclusion of law was that the defendant was guilty. [例] The conclusion of law is that the plaintiff is entitled to a judgment in his favor. [例] He reached a conclusion of law that the plaintiff was not entitled to damages. [意味] 法の結論, 法律の結論 ; [同義語] finding of law ; [上位語] finding ; [同義語群] 01192463-n"
conclusive SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 133062 】【意味】 "[形容詞] forming an end or termination; especially putting an end to doubt or question [例] conclusive proof [例] the evidence is conclusive [例] The evidence was conclusive that the defendant was guilty. [例] He provided conclusive evidence that the suspect was guilty. [意味] 決定的な, 確定的な, 最終的な, 決定的, 最終の, 結論の, 決定の, 通常切手の ; [反意語] inconclusive ; [類似語] definitive, determinate ; [派生] reason out, conclude, finality, resolve, conclusiveness, decisiveness, reason ; [同義語群] 00550282-a"
conclusively SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 54181 】【意味】 "ad[動詞] in a conclusive way [例] we settled the problem conclusively [例] The evidence proved conclusively that he was guilty. [例] The evidence conclusively proved that the defendant was guilty. [例] He conclusively proved that the theory was wrong. [意味] 決定的に, 最終的に, きっぱりと, 最終的に,結局 ; [同義語] once and for all ; [反意語] inconclusively ; [派生] conclusive ; [同義語群] 00092985-r"
conclusiveness SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 17067 】【意味】 "[名詞] the quality of being final or definitely settled [例] the finality of death [例] The conclusiveness of the evidence was clear. [例] The conclusiveness of the evidence was enough to convince the jury. [意味] 決定性, 決定力, 決着, 決定的, 勇決 ; [同義語] finality, decisiveness ; [反意語] inconclusiveness ; [上位語] determinateness, definiteness ; [派生] concluding, conclusive, decisive, critical, final, net, terminal, last ; [同義語群] 04754440-n"
concoct SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 64743 】【意味】 "[動詞] prepare or cook by mixing ingredients [例] concoct a strange mixture [例] The witch concocted a potion to turn the frog into a prince. [例] She concocted a new recipe. [例] I concocted a delicious sauce for the chicken. [意味] 調合する, 調理する, 調製する, 準備する, 混ぜ合わせる, でっち上げる, 作り上げる, 作り出す ; [同義語] cook up ; [上位語] ready, cook, prepare, fix, make ; [派生] mixture, concoction, confection, intermixture ; [同義語群] 01666131-v [動詞] invent [例] trump up charges [例] The scientists concocted a new theory to explain the phenomenon. [例] He concocted a story about a ghost. [意味] でっち上げる, 発明する, 考案する, 捏造する, 調製する, 作り上げる, 調合する, 創造する ; [同義語] trump up ; [上位語] invent, fabricate, cook up, make up, manufacture ; [派生] concoction ; [同義語群] 01635056-v [動詞] devise or invent [例] He thought up a plan to get rich quickly [例] no-one had ever thought of such a clever piece of software [例] The scientists concocted a new vaccine. [例] I concocted a plan to get the boys to leave me alone. [意味] 考案する, 考える, 発明する, でっち上げる, 作り上げる, 思いつく, 思い付く, 思付く ; [同義語] think of, think up, dream up, hatch ; [上位語] create mentally, create by mental act ; [下位語] invent, fabricate, cook up, make up, manufacture, idealize, idealise ; [派生] concoction ; [同義語群] 01634142-v [動詞] make a concoction (of) by mixing [例] He concocted a new drink. [意味] 調合する, 混ぜ合わせる, 混ぜ合わせて作る, 作る ; [上位語] mix, amalgamate, unify, mingle, commix ; [派生] concoction, confection ; [同義語群] 01459896-v"
concoction SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 47908 】【意味】 "[名詞] any foodstuff made by combining different ingredients [例] he volunteered to taste her latest concoction [例] he drank a mixture of beer and lemonade [例] The concoction was a mixture of different ingredients. [例] The concoction of ingredients was a disaster. [例] She tried to make a concoction of ingredients to make a tasty sauce. [意味] 混合飲料, 混合物, 調合, 調合薬, 混合, ミックス, 捏造, 溶融 ; [同義語] mixture, intermixture ; [上位語] food product, foodstuff ; [下位語] mix, stuffing, premix, dressing, filling, roux, dough, mincemeat ; [派生] blend, mix, merge, conflate, concoct, combine, cook up, fuse ; [同義語群] 07882497-n [名詞] the act of creating something (a medicine or drink or soup etc.) by compounding or mixing a variety of components [例] The concoction of a new vaccine took a long time. [例] He tried to hide the concoction of chemicals in the bottle. [意味] 調合, 捏造, 調合物, 調理, 調合薬 ; [同義語] confection ; [上位語] creating from raw materials ; [派生] concoct, confection, cook up, confect, comfit ; [同義語群] 00926668-n [名詞] an occurrence of an unusual mixture [例] it suddenly spewed out a thick green concoction [意味] 調合, 混合物, 混合, 調合薬, 混ぜ物, ブレンド, 混合液, 混合音 ; [上位語] mixture, mix ; [派生] concoct ; [同義語群] 07375053-n [名詞] the invention of a scheme or story to suit some purpose [例] his testimony was a concoction [例] she has no peer in the concoction of mystery stories [例] The story was a concoction. [例] The concoction of a scheme to steal the diamonds was a brilliant one. [例] He couldn't believe the concoction of lies that they told. [意味] でっち上げ, 捏造, 作り話, 作り事, 仮構, 作り文 ; [上位語] invention, innovation, conception, design, excogitation ; [派生] trump up, concoct, dream up, think up, think of, hatch ; [同義語群] 05634219-n"
concomitance SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 36216 】【意味】 "[名詞] occurrence or existence together or in connection with one another [例] The concomitance of the two events was not a coincidence. [例] The concomitance of these two diseases is a cause for concern. [例] They noticed the concomitance of the earthquake and the tsunami. [意味] 付随, 同時, 同意, 共存, 付随的, 併存, 同調, 随伴 ; [上位語] coincidence, concurrence, co-occurrence, conjunction ; [派生] accompanying, concomitant, consequent, attendant, incidental, resultant, ensuant, sequent ; [同義語群] 05048690-n"
concomitant SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 61650 】【意味】 "[名詞] an event or situation that happens at the same time as or in connection with another [例] The concomitant of the war was a famine. [例] They are a concomitant of the aging process. [意味] 付随, 付随物, 付随現象, 付帯, 附随, 附帯, 同時発生, 付属物 ; [同義語] attendant, accompaniment, co-occurrence ; [上位語] happening, occurrence, natural event, occurrent ; [下位語] associate, background ; [派生] accompanying, concurrent, attendant, simultaneous, coincident, come with, accompany, coinciding ; [同義語群] 07284554-n [形容詞] following or accompanying as a consequence [例] an excessive growth of bureaucracy, with attendant problems [例] snags incidental to the changeover in management [例] attendant circumstances [例] the period of tension and consequent need for military preparedness [例] the ensuant response to his appeal [例] the resultant savings were considerable [例] The concomitant effect of the drug is nausea. [例] The concomitant increase in income allowed them to afford a larger house. [意味] 結果として生じる, 付随的な, 付随する, 付帯的な, 随伴性の, 付属の, 伴う, 付随の ; [同義語] accompanying, attendant, consequent, incidental, resultant, ensuant, sequent ; [類似語] subsequent ; [派生] attendant, attend, outcome, concomitance, ensue, accompaniment, consequence, final result ; [同義語群] 00122844-a"
concord SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 139681 】【意味】 "[名詞] a harmonious state of things in general and of their properties (as of colors and sounds); congruity of parts with one another and with the whole [例] The orchestra played in concord. [例] They wanted to maintain concord between the two nations. [意味] 調和, 一致, 和合, 調和音, 和声, 和, 平和, 協和 ; [同義語] harmony, concordance ; [上位語] order ; [下位語] agreement, accord, peace, comity ; [派生] accord, harmonized, fit in, harmonised, agree, harmonious, harmonic, harmonize ; [同義語群] 13969243-n [名詞] agreement of opinions [例] The agreement was reached in concord. [例] They reached concord on the issue of a settlement. [意味] 調和, 一致, 合意, 和合, 協和, 平和, 協定, コンコルド ; [同義語] harmony, concordance ; [上位語] agreement ; [派生] harmonized, harmonised, concurring, agree, concur, concordant, harmonic, harmonical ; [同義語群] 07180183-n [名詞] the determination of grammatical inflection on the basis of word relations [例] The concord of the verb with the subject is a grammatical rule. [例] They wanted to know the concord of the verb. [意味] 一致, 調和, 協定, 協約, 和合, 合意, 承認, 賛成 ; [同義語] agreement ; [上位語] grammatical relation ; [下位語] number agreement, person agreement, case agreement, gender agreement ; [派生] agree ; [同義語群] 13797313-n [動詞] go together [例] The colors don't harmonize [例] Their ideas concorded [例] The paintings in the gallery concord with the paintings in the museum. [例] They tried to make the pieces concord with each other. [意味] 一致する, 調和する, 合う, 和合する, 似合う, 似付く, 嵌る, 合意する ; [同義語] accord, fit in, agree, harmonize, consort, harmonise ; [上位語] match, correspond, agree, fit, tally, jibe, check, gibe ; [下位語] blend, blend in, go ; [派生] harmony, accord, concordance, concordant, consonant, accordant, harmoniousness, agreeable ; [同義語群] 02700104-v [動詞] be in accord; be in agreement [例] We agreed on the terms of the settlement [例] I can't agree with you! [例] I hold with those who say life is sacred [例] Both philosophers concord on this point [例] The judges concorded with the jury's decision. [例] We concorded that the proposal was a good one. [意味] 一致する, 同意する, 合意する, 賛成する, 賛同する, 賛する, 讃する, 同じる ; [同義語] agree, concur, hold ; [反意語] disagree, differ, take issue, dissent ; [下位語] conclude, make up, arrange, grant, resolve, reconcile, subscribe, settle ; [派生] harmony, agreement, concordance, concurrence, concurrency, agreeable ; [同義語群] 00805376-v [動詞] arrange the words of a text so as to create a concordance [例] The team concorded several thousand nouns, verbs, and adjectives [例] The dictionary concords the words of the text. [例] I concorded the dictionary. [意味] 一致する, 調和する, 合意する, 協定する, 同意する, 呼応する, 協約する, 和合する ; [上位語] arrange, set up ; [派生] agreement, concordance ; [同義語群] 01465506-v [動詞] arrange by concord or agreement [例] Concord the conditions for the marriage of the Prince of Wales with a commoner [例] The parties concorded on a settlement. [例] They concorded a settlement with the plaintiffs. [意味] 調和する, 一致する, 協定する, 協和する, 和合する, 協調する, 融和する, 円満する ; [上位語] arrange, fix up ; [派生] harmony, concordance ; [同義語群] 01648488-v"
Concord SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 139682 】【意味】 "[名詞] capital of the state of New Hampshire; located in south central New Hampshire on the Merrimack river [例] Concord is the capital of New Hampshire. [例] They went to Concord to see the sights. [意味] コンコード, コンコルド ; [同義語] capital of New Hampshire ; [上位語] state capital ; [同義語群] 09111754-n" [名詞] town in eastern Massachusetts near Boston where the first battle of the American Revolution was fought [例] The British troops were ambushed in Concord. ; [上位語] town ; [同義語群] 09096903-n "[名詞] the first battle of the American Revolution (April 19, 1775) [例] They remembered the Battle of Concord. [意味] コンコルド, レキシントン ; [同義語] Lexington and Concord, Lexington ; [上位語] pitched battle ; [同義語群] 01283935-n"
Concord grape SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 12066 】【意味】 [名詞] slipskin grape; a purple table grape of the northeastern United States [例] Concord grapes are a very popular fruit in the United States. [例] They ate a lot of Concord grapes during the summer. [意味] コンコードグレープ ; [上位語] fox grape ; [同義語群] 07759194-n
concordance SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 21131 】【意味】 "[名詞] a harmonious state of things in general and of their properties (as of colors and sounds); congruity of parts with one another and with the whole [例] The concordance of the colors in the room was pleasing. [例] The concordance between the various pieces of the puzzle was almost perfect. [例] They wanted to maintain concordance between the various departments. [意味] 一致, 調和, 和合, 調和音, 諧調, 調和性, 和, 和声 ; [同義語] harmony, concord ; [上位語] order ; [下位語] agreement, accord, peace, comity ; [派生] accord, harmonized, fit in, harmonised, concord, harmonious, agree, symmetrical ; [同義語群] 13969243-n [名詞] agreement of opinions [例] There was concordance between the two parties. [例] The concordance between the two versions of the text is remarkable. [例] They reached a concordance on the agreement. [意味] 一致, 調和, 合意, 和合, 同意, 協定, 諧調, ハーモニー ; [同義語] harmony, concord ; [上位語] agreement ; [派生] harmonized, harmonised, concurring, concordant, concord, concur, agree, harmonic ; [同義語群] 07180183-n [名詞] an index of all main words in a book along with their immediate contexts [例] The concordance was a useful tool for the student. [例] The concordance shows where the word appears in the book. [例] I checked the concordance to see if the word appeared in the book. [意味] 一致, 用語索引, 用例索引, 索引表, 語彙索引 ; [上位語] index ; [派生] concord ; [同義語群] 06492040-n"
concordant SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 10968 】【意味】 "[形容詞] in keeping [例] salaries agreeable with current trends [例] plans conformable with your wishes [例] expressed views concordant with his background [例] The two stories were concordant. [例] The findings of the study are concordant with the findings of other studies. [例] They are concordant with the laws of the land. [意味] 一致した, 調和した, 合致した, 一致の, 適合した, 協和音の, 調和の, 一貫性の ; [同義語] accordant, consonant, conformable, agreeable ; [類似語] consistent ; [派生] correspond, fit in, agree, match, accord, fit, tally, jibe ; [同義語群] 00577122-a [形容詞] being of the same opinion [例] The two were concordant on the issue. [例] The findings of the two studies were concordant. [例] They were concordant in their opinions. [意味] 一致の, 協和音の, 調和の, ハーモニーの, 調和のとれた ; [同義語] concurring ; [類似語] accordant ; [派生] harmony, concordance, concord ; [同義語群] 00553478-a"
concordat SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 71630 】【意味】 "[名詞] a signed written agreement between two or more parties (nations) to perform some action [例] The concordat was signed by the two nations. [例] The concordat between the Holy See and the Italian government was signed in 1929. [例] They signed a concordat with the Vatican. [意味] 協定, 契約, 協約, 条約, 協定書, 盟約, コンコルダート, 契約書 ; [同義語] compact, covenant ; [上位語] written agreement ; [下位語] Lateran Treaty ; [派生] covenant ; [同義語群] 06772260-n"
concourse SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 24218 】【意味】 "[名詞] a large gathering of people [例] The concourse was filled with people. [例] The concourse was filled with people waiting to get into the concert. [例] They could not get through the concourse of people. [意味] コンコース, 群集, 集合, 群衆, 集団, 雑踏, コレクション, 多数 ; [同義語] throng, multitude ; [上位語] gathering, assemblage ; [下位語] herd, horde, host, hive, ruck, legion ; [派生] throng, mob, pack, pile, jam ; [同義語群] 08182716-n [名詞] a wide hallway in a building where people can walk [例] The concourse was filled with people waiting for their flights. [例] They stood in the concourse waiting for the elevator. [意味] コンコース, 通路 ; [上位語] hallway, hall ; [同義語群] 03086963-n [名詞] a coming together of people [意味] コンコース, 合流, 集合, 集まり, 群集, 集会, 群衆, 集合の号令 ; [同義語] confluence ; [上位語] merging, meeting, coming together ; [同義語群] 00147091-n"
concrete SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 54510 】【意味】 "[名詞] a strong hard building material composed of sand and gravel and cement and water [例] The concrete was poured into the mold. [例] They poured the concrete into the mold. [意味] コンクリート, 混凝土, ベトン, コンクリ, コンクリートブロック ; [上位語] pavement, building material, paving material, paving ; [下位語] cement, reinforced concrete, ferroconcrete ; [同義語群] 14820180-n [形容詞] capable of being perceived by the senses; not abstract or imaginary [例] concrete objects such as trees [例] The concrete evidence was enough to convict him. [例] The concrete evidence of the existence of the ghost was presented to the jury. [例] They wanted to see concrete evidence of the existence of the ghost. [意味] 具体的な, 現実の, 具象的な, 実在する, 実際の, 有形の, 具体の, 有形固定資産の ; [反意語] abstract ; [類似語] tangible, real, objective ; [派生] concreteness ; [同義語群] 00013160-a [動詞] form into a solid mass; coalesce [例] The concrete hardened in the sun. [例] The concrete took a long time to concrete. [例] They concrete the foundation of the building. [意味] 固まる, 凝固する, 固める, 凝固させる, 固体化する, コンクリートで固める ; [上位語] solidify ; [派生] coalition, concretion, compression, coalescence, densification, compaction, coalescency, conglutination ; [同義語群] 00374534-v" [形容詞] formed by the coalescence of particles [例] The concrete plan was to build a new house. [例] The concrete walls of the building were covered with graffiti. [例] They wanted to make a concrete plan for the future. ; [類似語] solid ; [同義語群] 02260477-a [動詞] cover with cement [例] concrete the walls [例] They concreted the driveway. [意味] コンクリートで覆う ; [上位語] cover ; [同義語群] 01600355-v
concrete jungle SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 13556 】【意味】 [名詞] an area in a city with large modern buildings that is perceived as dangerous and unpleasant [例] The concrete jungle is a dangerous place. [例] They moved from the concrete jungle of the city to the suburbs. [例] They lived in a concrete jungle. [意味] コンクリートジャングル ; [上位語] jungle ; [同義語群] 08509251-n
concrete mixer SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 27899 】【意味】 "[名詞] a machine with a large revolving drum in which cement is mixed with other materials to make concrete [例] The concrete mixer was mixing concrete. [例] They mixed the concrete in a concrete mixer. [意味] コンクリートミキサー, ミキサー, コンクリートミキサー車 ; [同義語] cement mixer ; [上位語] machine ; [同義語群] 03087069-n"
concrete representation SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 64679 】【意味】 "[名詞] a representation of an abstract idea in concrete terms [例] The concrete representation of the idea was a painting. [例] The concrete representation of the theory is a very useful tool for teaching. [例] It is a concrete representation of the theory. [意味] 具象表現, 具象的表現 ; [同義語] concretism ; [上位語] mental representation, internal representation, representation ; [下位語] embodiment, shape ; [派生] concretistic ; [同義語群] 05941037-n"

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