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decorous SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 101978 】【意味】 "[形容詞] according with custom or propriety [例] her becoming modesty [例] comely behavior [例] it is not comme il faut for a gentleman to be constantly asking for money [例] a decent burial [例] seemly behavior [例] The decorous lady was very polite. [例] The decorous bride chose a modest dress for her wedding. [例] She always tried to be decorous in public. [意味] 礼儀正しい, 上品な, 似つかわしい, ふさわしい, 相応の, 端正な, 似あわしい, 似つこらしい ; [同義語] decent, becoming, seemly, comme il faut, comely ; [類似語] proper ; [派生] decorum, decency, grace, decorousness, becomingness, seemliness ; [同義語群] 01878870-a [形容詞] characterized by propriety and dignity and good taste in manners and conduct [例] the tete-a-tete was decorous in the extreme [例] The decorous manners of the bride and groom were a pleasure to behold. [例] She was a decorous woman who always acted appropriately. [意味] 礼儀正しい, 上品な, 上品の ; [反意語] indecorous, indelicate ; [類似語] sedate, in good taste, staid ; [派生] decorum, decorousness ; [同義語群] 00688947-a"
decorously SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 144204 】【意味】 "ad[動詞] in a proper and decorous manner [例] he pretended to be pleased and applauded decorously [例] The bride and groom were dressed decorously for the wedding. [例] She behaved decorously. [例] She always dresses decorously when she goes to church. [意味] 礼儀正しく, 上品に, きちんと, 親切に, まともに ; [反意語] unbecomingly, indecorously ; [派生] decent, seemly, becoming, decorous, comme il faut, comely ; [同義語群] 00304992-r"
decorousness SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 3780 】【意味】 "[名詞] propriety in manners and conduct [例] She was known for her decorousness. [例] The decorousness of the dinner was a reflection of the hosts. [例] She always maintained decorousness in her speech. [意味] 礼儀正しさ, 礼儀, 作法, 適切, 品位, 妥当性, 適当性, 適否 ; [同義語] decorum ; [反意語] indecorousness, indecorum ; [上位語] propriety, properness, correctitude ; [下位語] becomingness ; [派生] becoming, decent, decorous, seemly, comme il faut, comely ; [同義語群] 04898804-n"
decorticate SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 20401 】【意味】 "[動詞] remove the cortex of (an organ) [例] The surgeon decorticated the kidney. [例] They decorticated the liver and took it to the lab. [意味] 皮を剥く, 皮をむく, 皮質切除, 皮質を除去する, 皮質除去する, 皮質切除する, さやを取る ; [上位語] withdraw, remove, take away, take ; [派生] decortication ; [同義語群] 00176874-v [動詞] remove the outer layer of [例] decorticate a tree branch [例] He decorticated the fruit. [例] I decorticated the tomatoes and sliced them. [意味] 皮をむく, 皮を剥ぐ, 剥がす, 剥ぐ, 剥く, 服を脱ぐ, ひん剥く, 外皮を剥ぐ ; [上位語] strip ; [派生] decortication ; [同義語群] 01263999-v"
decortication SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 103266 】【意味】 "[名詞] removal of the outer covering of an organ or part [例] The decortication of the tree was done by the lumberjack. [例] He had a decortication of the lung. [例] Decortication is a surgical procedure that is used to treat certain types of infections. [意味] 剥皮, 剥離, 皮質剥離, 外皮除去 ; [上位語] surgical procedure, surgery, surgical process, surgical operation, operation ; [派生] decorticate ; [同義語群] 00670105-n"
decorum SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 80657 】【意味】 "[名詞] propriety in manners and conduct [例] He was a man of decorum. [例] The decorum of the dinner was maintained by the hosts. [例] She always maintained decorum when speaking to her elders. [意味] 礼儀正しさ, 礼儀, 礼儀作法, 作法, 礼節, 適切, 適切さ, 端正 ; [同義語] decorousness ; [反意語] indecorousness, indecorum ; [上位語] propriety, properness, correctitude ; [下位語] becomingness ; [派生] decent, decorous, becoming, seemly, comme il faut, comely ; [同義語群] 04898804-n"
decoupage SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 56158 】【意味】 "[名詞] art produced by decorating a surface with cutouts and then coating it with several layers of varnish or lacquer [例] Decoupage is a popular art form. [例] The decoupage on the dresser was a lovely sight. [例] She wanted to make a decoupage collage for her dining room table. [意味] 切り抜き ; [上位語] fine art, art ; [同義語群] 03170292-n [名詞] the art of decorating a surface with shapes or pictures and then coating it with vanish or lacquer [例] She wanted to learn decoupage to decorate her dresser. ; [上位語] art, artistic creation, artistic production ; [同義語群] 00935786-n"
decouple SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 110174 】【意味】 "[動詞] disconnect or separate [例] uncouple the hounds [例] The two trains decoupled. [例] The scientists decoupled the chemical reactions. [例] They decoupled the wagon from the horse. [意味] 切り離す, 分離する, 切り離して, 分断する, 切る, 接続を解除する, 切り離すことができる, リンクを外す ; [同義語] uncouple ; [反意語] couple on, couple up, couple ; [上位語] disconnect ; [同義語群] 01297813-v [動詞] regard as unconnected [例] you must dissociate these two events! [例] decouple our foreign policy from ideology [例] The two events were decoupled. [例] The scientists decoupled the cause and effect. [意味] 切り離す, 分離する, 分離させる, 分断する, 分裂する, 分離しておく, 切り離すことができる, 吹き分ける ; [同義語] dissociate ; [反意語] relate, tie in, associate, link up, connect, link, colligate ; [上位語] separate, distinguish, secern, differentiate, tell, secernate, tell apart, severalise ; [派生] dissociative, dissociation, disassociation ; [同義語群] 00714273-v [動詞] reduce or eliminate the coupling of (one circuit or part to another) [例] The scientists decoupled the magnetic field from the electrical field. [例] They decoupled the electrical circuits. ; [上位語] do away with, eliminate, get rid of, extinguish ; [同義語群] 00471423-v [動詞] eliminate airborne shock waves from (an explosive) [例] The bomb was decoupled from the plane. [例] The shock waves were decoupled from the explosive. ; [上位語] do away with, eliminate, get rid of, extinguish ; [同義語群] 00471576-v"
decoy SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 60250 】【意味】 "[名詞] something used to lure fish or other animals into danger so they can be trapped or killed [例] The hunter used a decoy to lure the duck. [例] He used a decoy to lure the fish into the trap. [意味] 囮, 餌, おとり, 誘餌, 好餌, 策略, 誘惑, おびき寄せる人 ; [同義語] bait, lure ; [上位語] device ; [下位語] ground bait, fish lure, fisherman's lure, chum, stool pigeon ; [派生] bait, lure, entice, tempt ; [同義語群] 02776205-n [動詞] lure or entrap with or as if with a decoy [例] The hunter decoyed the duck. [例] The hunter decoyed the fox into the trap. [例] They decoyed the birds away from the crops. [意味] 誘惑する, 誘い込む, おびき寄せる, 呼び出す, 誘き寄せる, 呼出す, 呼びだす, 喚び出す ; [上位語] lure, entice, tempt ; [派生] bait, lure ; [同義語群] 02577755-v [名詞] a beguiler who leads someone into danger (usually as part of a plot) [例] The decoy was a very attractive woman. [例] He was a decoy for the burglars. [意味] 誘惑者, サクラ ; [同義語] steerer ; [上位語] accomplice, cheater, deceiver, cheat, confederate, trickster, slicker, beguiler ; [下位語] shill, roper ; [同義語群] 09995573-n"
decrease SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 52265 】【意味】 "[動詞] make smaller [例] He decreased his staff [例] The price of the house decreased. [例] The amount of ice cream in the container decreased during the summer. [例] I decreased the amount of sugar in my coffee. [意味] 減らす, 減少する, 縮小する, 低減する, 減る, 減じる, 減ずる, 小さくする ; [同義語] lessen, minify ; [反意語] increase ; [上位語] modify, alter, change ; [下位語] diminish, reduce, lower, minimize, shrink, cut, contract, bring down ; [派生] lessening, drop-off ; [同義語群] 00441445-v [名詞] the act of decreasing or reducing something [例] The decrease in the number of students is a problem. [例] The decrease in the amount of rainfall has been a serious problem. [例] They noticed a decrease in the amount of their savings. [意味] 減少, 減らす, 縮小, 低下, 減損, 低減, 減退, 損減 ; [同義語] reduction, diminution, step-down ; [反意語] step-up, increase ; [上位語] change of magnitude ; [下位語] cut, lowering, cutback, shrinking, depletion, de-escalation, easing, price reduction ; [派生] diminish, reduce, shrink, cut, lessen, bring down, cut back, step down ; [同義語群] 00351638-n [動詞] decrease in size, extent, or range [例] The amount of homework decreased towards the end of the semester [例] The cabin pressure fell dramatically [例] her weight fell to under a hundred pounds [例] his voice fell to a whisper [例] The number of students decreased. [例] The amount of rainfall has decreased in the last few years. [例] They decreased the amount of fertilizer they used. [意味] 減る, 減少する, 縮小する, 低下する, 減らす, 低減する, 減じる, 減ずる ; [同義語] diminish, lessen, fall ; [反意語] increase ; [上位語] change magnitude ; [下位語] reduce, dwindle, shrink, contract, decline, taper, abate, dwindle down ; [派生] reduction, decline, lessening, diminution, decrement, step-down, drop-off, fall ; [同義語群] 00151689-v [名詞] a change downward [例] there was a decrease in his temperature as the fever subsided [例] there was a sharp drop-off in sales [例] There was a decrease in the number of students. [意味] 減少, 低下, 低減, 減退, 減損, 減, 減り, 下落 ; [同義語] lessening, drop-off ; [反意語] increase ; [上位語] modification, alteration, change ; [下位語] shrinkage, shrinking, dwindling, waning, dwindling away, casualty, sinking, attrition ; [派生] diminish, lessen, minify, fall, drop off ; [同義語群] 07355887-n [名詞] a process of becoming smaller or shorter [意味] 減少, 縮小, 低減, 低下, 減少量, 減退, 削減, 漸減 ; [同義語] decrement ; [反意語] increment, growth, increase ; [上位語] physical process, process ; [下位語] decline, diminution, narrowing, desensitization, decay, slippage, desensitisation, wastage ; [派生] diminish, lessen, fall ; [同義語群] 13458571-n [名詞] the amount by which something decreases [例] He noticed a decrease in the amount of money in his bank account. [意味] 減少, 減少量, 低下, 低減, 減り, 減退, 減額, 縮小 ; [同義語] decrement ; [反意語] increment, increase ; [上位語] amount ; [下位語] shrinkage, fall, drop, free fall, dip ; [派生] diminish, lessen, fall ; [同義語群] 05109808-n"
decreased SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 115153 】【意味】 "[形容詞] made less in size or amount or degree [例] The amount of money in my bank account has decreased. [例] The decreased amount of rainfall has caused a drought. [例] They noticed a decreased amount of visitors to the store. [意味] 減った, 減少した, 減少の, 縮小の, 低下した, 減らされた, 下げられた, 還元した ; [同義語] reduced ; [反意語] increased ; [類似語] diminished, minimized, slashed, cut, bated, belittled, faded, ablated ; [同義語群] 00881735-a"
decreasing SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 107612 】【意味】 "[形容詞] becoming less or smaller [例] The number of students is decreasing. [例] The amount of rainfall is decreasing each year. [例] They are concerned about the decreasing amount of rainfall. [意味] 減少する, 減る, 減少の, 縮小の, 減殺の, 損減の ; [反意語] increasing ; [類似語] diminishing, dwindling, tapering, falling, depreciating, tapering off, detractive, depreciatory ; [同義語群] 02536740-a [形容詞] music [例] They played a decreasing chord. ; [反意語] increasing ; [類似語] rit., allargando, ritardando, calando, decrescendo, ritenuto, diminuendo, rallentando ; [同義語群] 02538050-a"
decreasing monotonic SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 29733 】【意味】 "[形容詞] consistently decreasing [例] a decreasing monotonic function [例] The function is monotonic decreasing. [例] The curve is decreasing monotonic, which means that it is always going down. [例] They could not determine if the function was decreasing monotonic. [意味] 減少する, 減少傾向の, 単調減少 ; [類似語] monotonic, monotone ; [同義語群] 01547470-a"
decree SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 4010 】【意味】 "[名詞] a legally binding command or decision entered on the court record (as if issued by a court or judge) [例] a friend in New Mexico said that the order caused no trouble out there [例] The decree was issued by the judge. [例] He signed the decree ordering the execution of the prisoner. [意味] 命令, 布告, 判決, 法令, 勅令, 指令, 令, 軍配 ; [同義語] edict, order, fiat, rescript ; [上位語] enactment, act ; [下位語] imperial decree, ban, judicial separation, papal bull, consent decree, decree nisi, prohibition, programma ; [派生] order, dictate, rule, prescribe, enjoin, tell, say ; [同義語群] 06539770-n [動詞] decide with authority [例] The King decreed that all firstborn males should be killed [例] The king decreed that the prisoners be released. [例] The judge decreed that the defendant was guilty. [例] He decreed that the king would be killed. [意味] 命令する, 決定する, 申し渡す, 布告する, 判決する, 定める, 指示する, 規定する ; [同義語] rule ; [上位語] decide, determine, make up one's mind ; [下位語] rule in, overrule, rule out, reverse, overthrow, override, overturn ; [派生] edict, order, fiat, rescript, rule, prescript, ruler, swayer ; [同義語群] 00715868-v [動詞] issue a decree [例] The King only can decree [例] The king decreed that all men must serve in the army. [例] The king decreed that the army would march to the border. [意味] 命令する, 宣言する, 定める, 布告する, 命じる, 判決する, 宣告する, 命ずる ; [上位語] declare ; [下位語] enact, ordain ; [派生] edict, order, fiat, rescript ; [同義語群] 01027508-v"
decree nisi SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 32854 】【意味】 "[名詞] a decree issued on a first petition for divorce; becomes absolute at some later date [例] The decree nisi was granted. [例] She was granted a decree nisi. [意味] 離婚仮判決, 離婚の仮判決, 離婚判決, 離婚判決書 ; [上位語] fiat, decree, edict, order, rescript ; [同義語群] 06540702-n"
decreed SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 129292 】【意味】 "[形容詞] fixed or established especially by order or command [例] at the time appointed (or the appointed time) [例] The king decreed that the prisoner be released. [例] The decreed amount of money was given to the winner. [例] He decreed that the king should be killed. [意味] 定められた, 決められた, 命令による, 命じられた ; [同義語] prescribed, appointed, ordained ; [類似語] settled ; [同義語群] 02129718-a"
decrement SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 118044 】【意味】 "[名詞] the amount by which something decreases [例] The decrement was 10%. [例] The decrement in the amount of money in the bank account was a shock. [例] They noticed a decrement in the amount of money they had. [意味] 減少, 減少量, 減り, 減額, 低減, 縮小, 減量, 減少高 ; [同義語] decrease ; [反意語] increment, increase ; [上位語] amount ; [下位語] shrinkage, drop, fall, free fall, dip ; [派生] decrease, diminish, lessen, fall ; [同義語群] 05109808-n [名詞] a process of becoming smaller or shorter [例] The decrement of the population is a problem. [例] The decrement in the amount of funding for the project was a serious blow to the workers. [意味] 減少, 縮小, 縮小化, 減額, 低減, 減量, 減少高, 低下 ; [同義語] decrease ; [反意語] increment, growth, increase ; [上位語] physical process, process ; [下位語] diminution, decline, narrowing, desensitization, desensitisation, decay, wastage, slippage ; [派生] decrease, diminish, lessen, fall ; [同義語群] 13458571-n"
decrepit SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 30076 】【意味】 "[形容詞] worn and broken down by hard use [例] a creaky shack [例] a decrepit bus...its seats held together with friction tape [例] a flea-bitten sofa [例] a run-down neighborhood [例] a woebegone old shack [例] The decrepit house was falling apart. [例] The decrepit old man was almost ready to die. [例] They lived in a decrepit old house. [意味] 使い古した, 老朽化した, やつれた, おんぼろの ; [同義語] run-down, creaky, flea-bitten, derelict, woebegone ; [類似語] worn ; [同義語群] 02581530-a [形容詞] lacking bodily or muscular strength or vitality [例] a feeble old woman [例] her body looked sapless [例] The old man was decrepit. [例] The decrepit old man could barely walk. [例] She was a decrepit old woman. [意味] 弱い, 老衰した, 虚弱な, よぼよぼ, 弱々しい, 脆弱な, 病弱な, 脆弱の ; [同義語] weak, feeble, rickety, infirm, weakly, debile, sapless ; [類似語] frail ; [派生] infirmity, weakness, debility, frailty, feebleness, frailness, valetudinarianism ; [同義語群] 02040233-a"
decrepitate SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 44536 】【意味】 "[動詞] undergo decrepitation and crackle [例] The salt decrepitated [例] The leaves of the tree were decrepitating in the wind. [例] It decrepitated when the flame was applied. [意味] 割れる, パチパチ鳴る, 老朽化する, 高齢化する ; [上位語] change ; [派生] decrepitation ; [同義語群] 00122485-v [動詞] to roast or calcine so as to cause to crackle or until crackling stops [例] decrepitate salts [例] The salt decrepitates when heated. [例] The roasted nuts were decrepitated in the oven. [例] They decrepitated the ore in the furnace. [意味] 焼く, 老朽化する, 高齢化する ; [上位語] alter, modify, change ; [派生] decrepitation ; [同義語群] 00122289-v"
decrepitation SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 2419 】【意味】 "[名詞] the crackling or breaking up of certain crystals when they are heated [例] The decrepitation of the crystal was loud. [例] The decrepitation of the ice when it melts is a very loud sound. [例] They heard the decrepitation of the ice when they stood outside. ; [上位語] crackle, crackling, crepitation ; [派生] decrepitate ; [同義語群] 07383092-n"

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