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fundamental SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 79133 】【意味】 "[形容詞] being or involving basic facts or principles [例] the fundamental laws of the universe [例] a fundamental incomatibility between them [例] these rudimentary truths [例] underlying principles [例] The fundamental principles of physics are taught in school. [例] They believed that the fundamental principles of physics were being violated. [意味] 基本的な, 根本的な, 基礎的な, 基礎の, 基本の, ファンダメンタルの, ベイシックの, 初歩的な ; [同義語] rudimentary, underlying ; [類似語] basic ; [同義語群] 01856419-a [形容詞] serving as an essential component [例] a cardinal rule [例] the central cause of the problem [例] an example that was fundamental to the argument [例] computers are fundamental to modern industrial structure [例] The fundamental principle of the theory is that all matter is made up of atoms. [例] They are fundamental to the understanding of the theory. [意味] 基本的な, 根本的な, 本質的な, 主要な, 基礎的な, 第一義的な, 枢要の, 中心的な ; [同義語] key, cardinal, central, primal ; [類似語] important, of import ; [派生] core, nitty-gritty, meat, essence, substance, kernel, sum, center of attention ; [同義語群] 01277097-a [形容詞] far-reaching and thoroughgoing in effect especially on the nature of something [例] the fundamental revolution in human values that has occurred [例] the book underwent fundamental changes [例] committed the fundamental error of confusing spending with extravagance [例] profound social changes [例] The fundamental change in the law was a surprise. [例] The changes are fundamental to the way we do business. [例] They believed that the changes were fundamental to the society. [意味] 根本的な, 本質的な, 抜本的な, 第一義的な, ファンダメンタルの ; [同義語] profound ; [類似語] important, significant ; [派生] abstrusity, profundity, reconditeness, abstruseness, profoundness ; [同義語群] 02162934-a [名詞] the lowest tone of a harmonic series [例] The fundamental is the lowest tone in a harmonic series. [例] The fundamental of the chord is a C. [例] He could hear the fundamental of the chord. [意味] 基音, 基本周波数 ; [同義語] first harmonic, fundamental frequency ; [上位語] harmonic ; [同義語群] 05719958-n [名詞] any factor that could be considered important to the understanding of a particular business [例] fundamentals include a company's growth, revenues, earnings, management, and capital structure [例] The fundamentals of the business are strong. [例] He explained the fundamentals of the financial markets to the students. [意味] 基本となる要素 ; [上位語] factor ; [同義語群] 07328058-n"

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fundamental

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【意味】 "[形容詞] being or involving basic facts or principles [例] the fundamental laws of the universe [例] a fundamental incomatibility between them [例] these rudimentary truths [例] underlying principles [例] The fundamental principles of physics are taught in school. [例] They believed that the fundamental principles of physics were being violated. [意味] 基本的な, 根本的な, 基礎的な, 基礎の, 基本の, ファンダメンタルの, ベイシックの, 初歩的な ; [同義語] rudimentary, underlying ; [類似語] basic ; [同義語群] 01856419-a [形容詞] serving as an essential component [例] a cardinal rule [例] the central cause of the problem [例] an example that was fundamental to the argument [例] computers are fundamental to modern industrial structure [例] The fundamental principle of the theory is that all matter is made up of atoms. [例] They are fundamental to the understanding of the theory. [意味] 基本的な, 根本的な, 本質的な, 主要な, 基礎的な, 第一義的な, 枢要の, 中心的な ; [同義語] key, cardinal, central, primal ; [類似語] important, of import ; [派生] core, nitty-gritty, meat, essence, substance, kernel, sum, center of attention ; [同義語群] 01277097-a [形容詞] far-reaching and thoroughgoing in effect especially on the nature of something [例] the fundamental revolution in human values that has occurred [例] the book underwent fundamental changes [例] committed the fundamental error of confusing spending with extravagance [例] profound social changes [例] The fundamental change in the law was a surprise. [例] The changes are fundamental to the way we do business. [例] They believed that the changes were fundamental to the society. [意味] 根本的な, 本質的な, 抜本的な, 第一義的な, ファンダメンタルの ; [同義語] profound ; [類似語] important, significant ; [派生] abstrusity, profundity, reconditeness, abstruseness, profoundness ; [同義語群] 02162934-a [名詞] the lowest tone of a harmonic series [例] The fundamental is the lowest tone in a harmonic series. [例] The fundamental of the chord is a C. [例] He could hear the fundamental of the chord. [意味] 基音, 基本周波数 ; [同義語] first harmonic, fundamental frequency ; [上位語] harmonic ; [同義語群] 05719958-n [名詞] any factor that could be considered important to the understanding of a particular business [例] fundamentals include a company's growth, revenues, earnings, management, and capital structure [例] The fundamentals of the business are strong. [例] He explained the fundamentals of the financial markets to the students. [意味] 基本となる要素 ; [上位語] factor ; [同義語群] 07328058-n"