WiktionaryBook～15万語英単語集

単語データベース検索

「contrast」の検索結果: 1 件見つかりました

単語 / 【 ID 】意味 / 例文 /同義語/上位語/下位語/派生語
contrast SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 57370 】【意味】 "[名詞] the opposition or dissimilarity of things that are compared [例] in contrast to, ""by contrast"" [例] The contrast between the two colors is striking. [例] She loved the contrast between the rough texture of the brick and the smooth texture of the marble. [意味] 対照, 対比, コントラスト, 対抗, 差, 反対 ; [同義語] direct contrast ; [上位語] opposition, oppositeness ; [派生] counterpoint ; [同義語群] 13855627-n [動詞] put in opposition to show or emphasize differences [例] The middle school teacher contrasted her best student's work with that of her weakest student [例] The two colors contrast well. [例] They contrasted the advantages and disadvantages of the two policies. [例] The painting contrasts the harshness of the landscape with the softness of the flowers. [意味] 対比する, 対照する, 比べる, 比す, 比する, 引きあわせる, 引き合せる, 比較する ; [上位語] separate, differentiate, distinguish, tell, secern, tell apart, secernate, severalize ; [派生] direct contrast, dividing line, demarcation, line ; [同義語群] 00661213-v [名詞] the act of distinguishing by comparing differences [例] She noticed the contrast between the two paintings. [意味] 対照, 対比, 比較, 反対 ; [上位語] comparison, comparing ; [派生] counterpoint ; [同義語群] 00651813-n [名詞] a conceptual separation or distinction [例] there is a narrow line between sanity and insanity [例] He drew a contrast between the two types of animals. [意味] 対照, 対比, 差異, 分割線, 分け目, 境界線, 線, ライン ; [同義語] dividing line, demarcation, line ; [上位語] distinction, differentiation ; [下位語] point of no return, Rubicon ; [派生] counterpoint, demarcate ; [同義語群] 05748786-n [名詞] the perceptual effect of the juxtaposition of very different colors [例] The contrast between the flowers and the leaves is very striking. [例] She wanted to create a contrast between the flowers and the leaves. [意味] コントラスト, 対比 ; [上位語] visual perception, seeing, beholding ; [同義語群] 05711084-n [動詞] to show differences when compared; be different [例] the students contrast considerably in their artistic abilities [例] The stark contrast between the two images makes the viewer appreciate the beauty of both. [例] She contrasted the harshness of the prison with the freedom of the outdoors. [意味] 対比する, 対照する, 対照を成す, 相違が際立つ, 反対する, 対抗する, の比較する, 相違する ; [同義語] counterpoint ; [上位語] differ ; [下位語] oppose, conflict, foil, counterbalance ; [派生] contrasting, direct contrast, contrastive, dividing line, demarcation, incompatible, line ; [同義語群] 02666882-v [名詞] the range of optical density and tone on a photographic negative or print (or the extent to which adjacent areas on a television screen differ in brightness) [例] The contrast of the photo was too high. [例] He adjusted the contrast on the television. [意味] コントラスト ; [上位語] scope, ambit, orbit, reach, compass, range ; [派生] contrasty ; [同義語群] 05126362-n"

単語 / 【 ID 】

意味 / 例文 /同義語/上位語/下位語/派生語

contrast

SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners
【 57370 】

【意味】 "[名詞] the opposition or dissimilarity of things that are compared [例] in contrast to, ""by contrast"" [例] The contrast between the two colors is striking. [例] She loved the contrast between the rough texture of the brick and the smooth texture of the marble. [意味] 対照, 対比, コントラスト, 対抗, 差, 反対 ; [同義語] direct contrast ; [上位語] opposition, oppositeness ; [派生] counterpoint ; [同義語群] 13855627-n [動詞] put in opposition to show or emphasize differences [例] The middle school teacher contrasted her best student's work with that of her weakest student [例] The two colors contrast well. [例] They contrasted the advantages and disadvantages of the two policies. [例] The painting contrasts the harshness of the landscape with the softness of the flowers. [意味] 対比する, 対照する, 比べる, 比す, 比する, 引きあわせる, 引き合せる, 比較する ; [上位語] separate, differentiate, distinguish, tell, secern, tell apart, secernate, severalize ; [派生] direct contrast, dividing line, demarcation, line ; [同義語群] 00661213-v [名詞] the act of distinguishing by comparing differences [例] She noticed the contrast between the two paintings. [意味] 対照, 対比, 比較, 反対 ; [上位語] comparison, comparing ; [派生] counterpoint ; [同義語群] 00651813-n [名詞] a conceptual separation or distinction [例] there is a narrow line between sanity and insanity [例] He drew a contrast between the two types of animals. [意味] 対照, 対比, 差異, 分割線, 分け目, 境界線, 線, ライン ; [同義語] dividing line, demarcation, line ; [上位語] distinction, differentiation ; [下位語] point of no return, Rubicon ; [派生] counterpoint, demarcate ; [同義語群] 05748786-n [名詞] the perceptual effect of the juxtaposition of very different colors [例] The contrast between the flowers and the leaves is very striking. [例] She wanted to create a contrast between the flowers and the leaves. [意味] コントラスト, 対比 ; [上位語] visual perception, seeing, beholding ; [同義語群] 05711084-n [動詞] to show differences when compared; be different [例] the students contrast considerably in their artistic abilities [例] The stark contrast between the two images makes the viewer appreciate the beauty of both. [例] She contrasted the harshness of the prison with the freedom of the outdoors. [意味] 対比する, 対照する, 対照を成す, 相違が際立つ, 反対する, 対抗する, の比較する, 相違する ; [同義語] counterpoint ; [上位語] differ ; [下位語] oppose, conflict, foil, counterbalance ; [派生] contrasting, direct contrast, contrastive, dividing line, demarcation, incompatible, line ; [同義語群] 02666882-v [名詞] the range of optical density and tone on a photographic negative or print (or the extent to which adjacent areas on a television screen differ in brightness) [例] The contrast of the photo was too high. [例] He adjusted the contrast on the television. [意味] コントラスト ; [上位語] scope, ambit, orbit, reach, compass, range ; [派生] contrasty ; [同義語群] 05126362-n"