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elevation SimpleWikiWiktionaryGoogle検索CollinsCambridgeLongmanLongman英和Learners 【 124586 】 【意味】 "[名詞] distance of something above a reference point (such as sea level) [例] there was snow at the higher elevations [例] The elevation of the mountain is 1000 meters. [例] The elevation of the summit is almost a mile above sea level. [例] They climbed to the highest elevation of the mountain. [意味] 標高, 高さ, 高度, 高所, 上昇, 昇進, 高台, 地上 ; [上位語] distance ; [下位語] altitude, height, ground level, grade, water level, isometry ; [派生] elevate, lift, raise, bring up, get up ; [同義語群] 05131283-n [名詞] angular distance above the horizon (especially of a celestial object) [例] The elevation of the sun was 45 degrees. [例] He could not determine the elevation of the aircraft. [意味] 標高, 高度, 高さ, 海抜, 高地, 高所, 気高さ, 絶頂 ; [同義語] altitude, EL, ALT ; [上位語] angular position ; [派生] altitudinal ; [同義語群] 13836550-n [名詞] the event of something being raised upward [例] an elevation of the temperature in the afternoon [例] a raising of the land resulting from volcanic activity [例] The elevation of the statue was a very expensive project. [例] They could see the elevation of the mountains from the valley. [意味] 上昇, 昇進, 昇格, 引き上げ, 嵩上げ, 吊上, 高揚, 吊り上げ ; [同義語] raising, lift ; [上位語] rise, ascent, rising, ascension ; [派生] rise, elevate, move up, lift, arise, come up, go up, raise ; [同義語群] 07370671-n [名詞] a raised or elevated geological formation [例] The elevation of the mountains makes it difficult to see the valley below. [例] They climbed the elevation without a problem. [意味] 標高, 隆起, 丘, 上昇, 高地, 高台, 昇進, 高揚 ; [同義語] natural elevation ; [反意語] natural depression, depression ; [上位語] formation, geological formation ; [下位語] hill, mount, mountain, highland, upland, promontory, headland, ridge ; [派生] elevate, lift, raise, bring up, get up ; [同義語群] 09366317-n [名詞] the highest level or degree attainable; the highest stage of development [例] his landscapes were deemed the acme of beauty [例] the artist's gifts are at their acme [例] at the height of her career [例] the peak of perfection [例] summer was at its peak [例] ...catapulted Einstein to the pinnacle of fame [例] the summit of his ambition [例] so many highest superlatives achieved by man [例] at the top of his profession [意味] 高度, 最高, 高さ, 標高, 最高点, 絶頂, 頂点, 上昇 ; [同義語] height, peak, summit, top, acme, meridian, pinnacle, superlative ; [上位語] degree, level, stage, point ; [派生] peak, top, greatest, exceed, elevate, upgrade, promote, advance ; [同義語群] 13940456-n [名詞] the act of increasing the wealth or prestige or power or scope of something [例] the aggrandizement of the king [例] his elevation to cardinal [例] The elevation of the new CEO was a surprise. [例] He wanted to celebrate the elevation of his wife to the highest office in the land. [意味] 昇進, 上昇, 高揚, 拡大, 増加, 隆起, 上げること ; [同義語] aggrandizement, aggrandisement ; [上位語] step-up, increase ; [下位語] ego trip, self-aggrandisement, self-aggrandizement ; [派生] elevate, upgrade, promote, advance, lift, kick upstairs, pad, embroider ; [同義語群] 00373544-n [名詞] (ballet) the height of a dancer's leap or jump [例] a dancer of exceptional elevation [例] The elevation of the dancer's jump was very impressive. [例] She could not get the elevation she wanted. [意味] 上昇, 跳躍力 ; [上位語] leap ; [同義語群] 05086903-n [名詞] drawing of an exterior of a structure [例] The elevation of the building was drawn by the architect. [例] They drew the elevation of the building. ; [上位語] architectural plan, plan ; [同義語群] 03281052-n"