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Conte Alessandro Volta SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 4655 】【意味】 "[名詞] Italian physicist after whom the volt is named; studied electric currents and invented the voltaic pile (1745-1827) [例] The volt is named after the Italian physicist Conte Alessandro Volta. [例] He was a scientist who was a contemporary of Conte Alessandro Volta. [意味] ボルタ, ボルタ電池 ; [同義語] Volta, Count Alessandro Volta, Conte Alessandro Giuseppe Antonio Anastasio Volta ; [上位語] physicist ; [同義語群] 11368368-n"
contemn SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 95769 】【意味】 "[動詞] look down on with disdain [例] He despises the people he has to work for [例] The professor scorns the students who don't catch on immediately [例] He contemns the poor. [例] The king contemned the advice of his advisors. [例] I contemn the fool who would argue with me. [意味] 軽蔑する, 見下す, 侮る, 蔑む, 軽侮する, 蔑する, 卑しめる, 侮蔑する ; [同義語] despise, scorn, disdain ; [上位語] hate, detest ; [下位語] look down on ; [派生] scorn, disdain, despising, despite, contempt, despisal, sneerer, scorner ; [同義語群] 01774799-v"
contemplate SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 122474 】【意味】 "[動詞] reflect deeply on a subject [例] I mulled over the events of the afternoon [例] philosophers have speculated on the question of God for thousands of years [例] The scientist must stop to observe and start to excogitate [例] I contemplated the meaning of life. [例] The scientists contemplated the mysteries of the universe. [意味] 熟考する, 熟慮する, 思索する, 思い巡らす, 思いめぐらす, 思案する, 考え込む, 思い見る ; [同義語] ponder, reflect, meditate, muse, ruminate, speculate, think over, mull over ; [上位語] think, cogitate, cerebrate ; [下位語] consider, wonder, cogitate, premeditate, puzzle, bethink, introspect, study ; [派生] muse, pondering, wondering, contemplation, meditative, reflection, meditation, musing ; [同義語群] 00630380-v [動詞] think intently and at length, as for spiritual purposes [例] He is meditating in his study [意味] 熟考する, 瞑想する, 思索する, 思案する, 思い巡らす, 熟慮する, 黙考する, 思い見る ; [同義語] meditate, study ; [上位語] think, cogitate, cerebrate ; [派生] pondering, contemplation, meditative, reflection, meditation, musing, reflective, speculation ; [同義語群] 00704388-v [動詞] look at thoughtfully; observe deep in thought [例] contemplate one's navel [例] He contemplated the painting for a long time. [例] The scientists contemplated the evidence. [意味] 熟考する, 熟視する, 観察する, 瞑想する, 思索する, 考察する, 思い入る, 思い見る ; [上位語] consider, look at, view ; [派生] contemplation, reflection, musing, rumination, reflexion, thoughtfulness ; [同義語群] 02164825-v [動詞] consider as a possibility [例] I contemplated leaving school and taking a full-time job [例] I contemplated the possibility of a new job. [例] I could not contemplate a life without her. [例] I contemplated a vacation to the Bahamas. [意味] 考える, 考慮する, 熟考する, 勘える, 図る, 企てる, 思い見る, 思見る ; [上位語] consider, look at, deal, take ; [下位語] think about, think of, toy with, flirt with, entertain ; [派生] contemplation, reflection, musing, rumination, reflexion, thoughtfulness ; [同義語群] 00703875-v"
contemplation SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 97533 】【意味】 "[名詞] a calm, lengthy, intent consideration [例] He spent the day in contemplation. [例] The contemplation of the painting inspired me to write a poem. [例] She spent a lot of time in contemplation of the painting. [意味] 熟考, 思索, 沈思, 観想, 黙想, 黙考, 観照, 熟慮 ; [同義語] reflection, musing, rumination, reflexion, thoughtfulness ; [上位語] consideration ; [下位語] meditation, introspection, cogitation, retrospect, speculation, self-examination, study, self-contemplation ; [派生] ponder, contemplate, mull over, think over, meditate, mull, reflect, muse ; [同義語群] 05785508-n [名詞] a long and thoughtful observation [例] The contemplation of the painting was a long one. [例] She stood in contemplation of the painting. [意味] 熟考, 熟視, じっと見つめること, 凝視 ; [上位語] stare ; [派生] contemplate ; [同義語群] 00878926-n"
contemplative SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 104747 】【意味】 "[形容詞] deeply or seriously thoughtful [例] Byron lives on not only in his poetry, but also in his creation of the 'Byronic hero' - the persona of a brooding melancholy young man; [例] He was contemplative about the future. [例] The contemplative man pondered the meaning of life. [例] She was a contemplative person who spent a lot of time thinking. [意味] 瞑想的な, 思慮深い, 思索的な, 物思わしげ, もの思わしげの, 反射の, 反映の, めい想的な ; [同義語] meditative, reflective, pensive, ruminative, brooding, pondering, musing, broody ; [類似語] thoughtful ; [派生] brooding, ponder, reflect, mull over, contemplate, think over, chew over, meditate ; [同義語群] 02419434-a [名詞] a person devoted to the contemplative life [例] The contemplatives were in the monastery. [例] The contemplative stood in the corner of the room. [例] He was a contemplative who spent his days in meditation. [意味] 隠者, 思索的 ; [上位語] somebody, someone, person, soul, individual, mortal ; [同義語群] 09960315-n"
contemplativeness SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 101 】【意味】 "[名詞] deep serious thoughtfulness [例] He was in a contemplative mood. [例] The contemplativeness of the statue struck me. [例] She stood in contemplativeness for a long time. [意味] 熟考, 思慮深さ, 思索, 熟慮, 瞑想, 考え, 瞑想性, 瞑想的 ; [同義語] meditativeness, pensiveness ; [上位語] thoughtfulness ; [派生] pondering, musing, brooding, meditative, contemplative, wistful, reflective, ruminative ; [同義語群] 04660805-n"
contemporaneity SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 112177 】【意味】 "[名詞] the quality of being current or of the present [例] a shopping mall would instill a spirit of modernity into this village [例] The contemporaneity of the event was striking. [例] The contemporary society is a society that is alive in the present. [例] They believed that the contemporaneity of the paintings was a mistake. [意味] 当世向, 当世むき, 現代性, 当風, 当世風, 当世向き, モダニズム, モダニティー ; [同義語] contemporaneousness, modernity, modernness, modernism ; [上位語] currentness, currency, up-to-dateness ; [派生] Modern, contemporary, innovative, forward-looking, advanced, modern, mod, New ; [同義語群] 05050668-n [名詞] the quality of belonging to the same period of time [例] The contemporaneity of the two events is a remarkable coincidence. [意味] 同時性, 同意, 同時代の性質, 同時代性, 同調, 同時現象, 同意見, 同時代人 ; [同義語] contemporaneousness ; [上位語] concurrence, conjunction, coincidence, co-occurrence ; [派生] contemporary, contemporaneous, coeval, coetaneous ; [同義語群] 05048948-n"
contemporaneous SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 104332 】【意味】 "[形容詞] occurring in the same period of time [例] a rise in interest rates is often contemporaneous with an increase in inflation [例] the composer Salieri was contemporary with Mozart [例] The two events were contemporaneous. [例] The paintings are contemporaneous with the early 20th century. [例] They are contemporaneous with the early Renaissance. [意味] 同時の, 同時代の, 同時発生の, 同時代的な, 同年代の, 同期式の, 同時代人の, 同時的な ; [同義語] contemporary ; [類似語] synchronous, synchronal, synchronic ; [派生] modernity, contemporaneity, modernism, modernness, contemporaneousness ; [同義語群] 02378872-a [形容詞] of the same period [例] The two authors were contemporaneous and often shared the same circle of friends. [意味] 同時代の, 同時代, 同時期の, 同時の, 同時代人の, 同時代的な, 同世代の, 同い年の ; [同義語] coeval, coetaneous ; [類似語] synchronous, synchronal, synchronic ; [派生] contemporary, coeval, contemporaneity, contemporaneousness ; [同義語群] 02378191-a"
contemporaneously SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 35730 】【意味】 "ad[動詞] during the same period of time [例] contemporaneously, or possibly a little later, there developed a great Sumerian civilisation [例] The two events happened contemporaneously. [例] The paintings were created contemporaneously. [例] They lived contemporaneously with the ancient Greeks. [意味] 同時に, 同時にに, 同時期に, 同時代に, 同時期 ; [派生] contemporaneous, coeval, coetaneous ; [同義語群] 00295176-r"
contemporaneousness SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 144062 】【意味】 "[名詞] the quality of belonging to the same period of time [例] The contemporaneousness of the two events was striking. [例] The contemporaneousness of the two events is a remarkable coincidence. [意味] 同時性, 同時代性, 同時, 同時発生, 現代性, 同時代の性質, 奇遇, 暗合 ; [同義語] contemporaneity ; [上位語] coincidence, conjunction, concurrence, co-occurrence ; [派生] contemporary, contemporaneous, coeval, coetaneous ; [同義語群] 05048948-n [名詞] the quality of being current or of the present [例] a shopping mall would instill a spirit of modernity into this village [例] The contemporaneousness of the paintings is a tribute to the artist. [例] They believed that the contemporaneousness of the painting was a mistake. [意味] 当世向, 当世むき, 同時性, 同時代性, 当風, 当世風, 当世向き, モダニズム ; [同義語] contemporaneity, modernity, modernness, modernism ; [上位語] currency, up-to-dateness, currentness ; [派生] Modern, innovative, forward-looking, contemporary, advanced, mod, New, contemporaneous ; [同義語群] 05050668-n"
contemporaries SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 19184 】【意味】 "[名詞] all the people living at the same time or of approximately the same age [例] He was a contemporary of Shakespeare. [例] They were contemporaries and shared many of the same interests. [意味] 世代, 同時代人, 時人, 同世代, 同世代の人, ジェネレーション, ゼネレーション, 仲間 ; [同義語] coevals, generation ; [上位語] people ; [下位語] peer group, youth culture ; [派生] generational ; [同義語群] 08369406-n"
contemporary SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 81302 】【意味】 "[形容詞] belonging to the present time [例] contemporary leaders [例] The contemporary art is very popular. [例] The contemporary society is very different from the society of the past. [例] They are contemporary artists. [意味] 現代の, 現代的な, 現在の, 当代の, 今日的な, 今風の, 最新の, コンテンポラリーの ; [同義語] present-day ; [類似語] current ; [同義語群] 00667079-a [形容詞] characteristic of the present [例] contemporary trends in design [例] the role of computers in modern-day medicine [例] They wanted to be contemporary in their thinking. [意味] 現代の, 現代的な, 今日的な, コンテンポラリーの, 最新の, から現在の, 現在の, 現代風の ; [同義語] modern-day ; [類似語] modern ; [同義語群] 01536094-a [形容詞] occurring in the same period of time [例] a rise in interest rates is often contemporaneous with an increase in inflation [例] the composer Salieri was contemporary with Mozart [例] The two events were contemporary. [例] contemporary artists are often inspired by their predecessors. [意味] 現代の, 同時代の, 現代的な, 同時の, 近代の, モダンな, モダンの, 近代的な ; [同義語] contemporaneous ; [類似語] synchronous, synchronal, synchronic ; [派生] modernity, modernism, modernness, contemporaneity, contemporaneousness ; [同義語群] 02378872-a [名詞] a person of nearly the same age as another [例] He was a contemporary of Shakespeare. [例] They were contemporaries and shared many of the same interests. [意味] 同年代, 同年輩の人, 同時代人, 同時代の人, 同世代の人, 同年代の人, 同年齢の人, 同時代 ; [同義語] coeval ; [上位語] peer, equal, compeer, match ; [派生] contemporaneous, coeval, coetaneous ; [同義語群] 09960417-n"
contemporary world SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 11031 】【意味】 "[名詞] the circumstances and ideas of the present age [例] in modern times like these [例] The contemporary world is a complex place. [例] They are a contemporary world famous singer. [例] The contemporary world is a very different place from the one that existed a hundred years ago. [意味] 現代, 現代世界, 現代社会, 最近, 現代性, 時代, 現在, 現在世界 ; [同義語] modern world, modern times, present times ; [上位語] times ; [同義語群] 15120528-n"
contemporise SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 104210 】【意味】 "[動詞] arrange or represent events so that they co-occur [例] synchronize biblical events [例] The author contemporised the story. [例] The clocks were contemporised to the atomic clocks. [例] They contemporised the clocks in the tower. [意味] 同期, 同時代化する, 合わせる, 同調する ; [同義語] synchronize, contemporize, synchronise ; [上位語] arrange, set up, put, order ; [派生] synchronism, synchronizing, synchronization, synchrony, synchronicity, synchronisation, synchroneity ; [同義語群] 00735866-v [動詞] happen at the same time [例] The two events contemporised. [意味] 同時代化する, 合わせる, 同調する ; [同義語] synchronize, contemporize, synchronise ; [上位語] take place, come about, occur, go on, happen, fall out, pass, hap ; [派生] synchronism, synchronizing, synchronization, synchrony, synchronicity, synchronisation, synchroneity ; [同義語群] 02739254-v"
contemporize SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 72454 】【意味】 "[動詞] arrange or represent events so that they co-occur [例] synchronize biblical events [例] The director contemporized the play. [例] The scientists contemporized the clocks. [例] They contemporized the clocks in the tower. [意味] 同期, 同時代化する, 合わせる, 同調する, 同時に起こる ; [同義語] synchronize, synchronise, contemporise ; [上位語] arrange, set up, put, order ; [派生] synchronism, synchronizing, synchronization, synchrony, synchronicity, synchronisation, synchroneity ; [同義語群] 00735866-v [動詞] happen at the same time [例] The two events contemporized. [例] The clocks were contemporized to the atomic clocks. [意味] 同時に起こる, 同時代化する, 合わせる, 同調する ; [同義語] synchronize, synchronise, contemporise ; [上位語] take place, come about, occur, go on, happen, fall out, pass, hap ; [派生] synchronism, synchronizing, synchronization, synchrony, synchronicity, synchronisation, synchroneity ; [同義語群] 02739254-v"
contempt SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 133276 】【意味】 "[名詞] lack of respect accompanied by a feeling of intense dislike [例] he was held in contempt [例] the despite in which outsiders were held is legendary [例] He had contempt for the poor. [例] The judge treated the defendant with contempt. [例] He treated his wife with contempt. [意味] 軽蔑, 侮辱, 侮蔑, 蔑視, 軽視, 軽べつ, 軽侮, 侮り ; [同義語] scorn, disdain, despite ; [上位語] dislike ; [派生] scorn, disdain, despise, insulting, contemptuous, scornful, disdainful, contemn ; [同義語群] 07502980-n [名詞] open disrespect for a person or thing [意味] 軽蔑, 侮辱, 侮蔑, 蔑視, 軽視, 軽べつ, 軽侮, 無視 ; [同義語] scorn ; [上位語] disrespect, discourtesy ; [下位語] sneer, leer, fleer ; [派生] scorn, disdain, despise, insulting, contemptuous, scornful, disdainful, contemn ; [同義語群] 06715927-n [名詞] a manner that is generally disrespectful and contemptuous [意味] 軽蔑, 侮辱, 軽視, 蔑視, 無視, 軽べつ, 軽侮, 侮辱行為 ; [同義語] disrespect ; [上位語] rudeness, discourtesy ; [派生] disrespect, insulting, contemptuous, scornful, disesteem, disdainful ; [同義語群] 04915687-n [名詞] a willful disobedience to or disrespect for the authority of a court or legislative body [例] He was charged with contempt of court. [例] The judge held the lawyer in contempt for refusing to answer the question. [意味] 侮辱, 不服従罪, 反抗行為 ; [上位語] noncompliance, disobedience ; [下位語] contempt of court, contempt of Congress ; [同義語群] 01180200-n"
contempt of Congress SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 142685 】【意味】 "[名詞] deliberate obstruction of the operation of the federal legislative branch [例] The senator was cited for contempt of Congress. [例] He was charged with contempt of Congress. [意味] 議会運営妨害, 議会侮辱 ; [上位語] contempt ; [同義語群] 01180398-n"
contempt of court SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 30339 】【意味】 "[名詞] disrespect for the rules of a court of law [例] He was charged with contempt of court. [例] The judge held the defendant in contempt of court. [例] He was held in contempt of court for refusing to obey the judge's order. [意味] 法廷侮辱罪, 法廷侮辱, 侮辱罪, 裁判所侮辱罪 ; [上位語] contempt ; [下位語] criminal contempt, civil contempt ; [同義語群] 01180557-n"
contemptibility SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 29604 】【意味】 "[名詞] unworthiness by virtue of lacking higher values [例] The contemptibility of the act was obvious. [例] The contemptibility of the senator's actions was beyond belief. [例] He could not believe the contemptibility of the actions of the bully. [意味] 卑劣, 卑劣さ, 卑劣な行為, 軽蔑, 卑しさ ; [同義語] despicability, baseness, despicableness, sordidness ; [上位語] unworthiness ; [派生] despicable, contemptible, vile, worthless, immoral, ugly, dirty, squalid ; [同義語群] 04807971-n"
contemptible SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 108527 】【意味】 "[形容詞] deserving of contempt or scorn [例] His actions were contemptible. [例] The contemptible senator tried to avoid a vote on the bill. [例] He was a contemptible person who would do anything for money. [意味] 卑劣な, 陋劣な, 低劣な, 鄙劣の, 下劣な, 卑しい, 見下げ果てた, 軽蔑すべき ; [反意語] estimable ; [類似語] mean, low, abject, scummy, scurvy, pathetic, pitiful, miserable ; [派生] baseness, contemptibility, despicability, despicableness, sordidness ; [同義語群] 00904548-a"

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