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precipitate SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 5341 】【意味】 "[形容詞] done with very great haste and without due deliberation [例] hasty marriage seldom proveth well- Shakespeare [例] hasty makeshifts take the place of planning- Arthur Geddes [例] rejected what was regarded as an overhasty plan for reconversion [例] wondered whether they had been rather precipitate in deposing the king [例] His precipitate decision caused a lot of trouble. [例] The judge called the plaintiff's actions precipitate. [例] He was a very precipitate person. [意味] 性急な, 軽率な, 拙速の, 大急ぎの, 迅速な, 突然の, 急な, あわただしい ; [同義語] hasty, precipitant, precipitous, overhasty ; [類似語] hurried ; [派生] precipitation, precipitance, precipitateness, precipitancy, suddenness, hurry, haste, hurriedness ; [同義語群] 01270868-a [名詞] a precipitated solid substance in suspension or after settling or filtering [例] The precipitate was filtered out of the solution. [例] The precipitate was a powdery substance. [例] They added a precipitate to the solution. [意味] 沈殿物, 沈殿, 沈澱物 ; [上位語] solid ; [下位語] sludge ; [同義語群] 14591635-n [動詞] bring about abruptly [例] The crisis precipitated by Russia's revolution [例] The new law precipitated a riot. [例] The announcement precipitated a crisis in the negotiations. [例] They precipitated the crisis by their actions. [意味] 引き起こす, 突然引き起こす, 突然生じさせる, 早まる, 思いがけなく引き起こす ; [上位語] effectuate, set up, effect ; [派生] hasty, precipitation, precipitant, precipitous, overhasty ; [同義語群] 01644339-v [動詞] fall from clouds [例] rain, snow and sleet were falling [例] Vesuvius precipitated its fiery, destructive rage on Herculaneum [例] The rain precipitated from the clouds. [例] The heavy rain precipitated a flash flood. [例] It precipitated a lot of rain. [意味] 降る, 落ちる, 降り注ぐ, 落る, 落下する, 降水する, 降下する, 凝結して降る ; [同義語] come down, fall ; [下位語] rain, snow, rain down, hail, sleet, spat ; [派生] precipitation, downfall ; [同義語群] 02756821-v [動詞] separate as a fine suspension of solid particles [例] They precipitated the chemicals from the solution. [意味] 沈殿する, 析出する, 沈澱する ; [上位語] change state, turn ; [派生] precipitation, precipitator, precipitant, electrostatic precipitator, Cottrell precipitator ; [同義語群] 00474994-v [動詞] hurl or throw violently [例] The bridge broke and precipitated the train into the river below [例] The man precipitated the ball at the wall. [例] The soldiers were precipitated into the valley. [意味] 投げる, 投げつける, 突進する ; [上位語] cast, hurl, hurtle ; [派生] precipitation ; [同義語群] 01507596-v [動詞] fall vertically, sharply, or headlong [例] Our economy precipitated into complete ruin [例] The cliff was very steep and the climber precipitated to his death. [例] He precipitated down the stairs. [意味] 急降下する, 垂直落下する, 凝結して降る ; [上位語] descend, come down, go down, fall ; [派生] precipitation ; [同義語群] 01971750-v"

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precipitate

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【意味】 "[形容詞] done with very great haste and without due deliberation [例] hasty marriage seldom proveth well- Shakespeare [例] hasty makeshifts take the place of planning- Arthur Geddes [例] rejected what was regarded as an overhasty plan for reconversion [例] wondered whether they had been rather precipitate in deposing the king [例] His precipitate decision caused a lot of trouble. [例] The judge called the plaintiff's actions precipitate. [例] He was a very precipitate person. [意味] 性急な, 軽率な, 拙速の, 大急ぎの, 迅速な, 突然の, 急な, あわただしい ; [同義語] hasty, precipitant, precipitous, overhasty ; [類似語] hurried ; [派生] precipitation, precipitance, precipitateness, precipitancy, suddenness, hurry, haste, hurriedness ; [同義語群] 01270868-a [名詞] a precipitated solid substance in suspension or after settling or filtering [例] The precipitate was filtered out of the solution. [例] The precipitate was a powdery substance. [例] They added a precipitate to the solution. [意味] 沈殿物, 沈殿, 沈澱物 ; [上位語] solid ; [下位語] sludge ; [同義語群] 14591635-n [動詞] bring about abruptly [例] The crisis precipitated by Russia's revolution [例] The new law precipitated a riot. [例] The announcement precipitated a crisis in the negotiations. [例] They precipitated the crisis by their actions. [意味] 引き起こす, 突然引き起こす, 突然生じさせる, 早まる, 思いがけなく引き起こす ; [上位語] effectuate, set up, effect ; [派生] hasty, precipitation, precipitant, precipitous, overhasty ; [同義語群] 01644339-v [動詞] fall from clouds [例] rain, snow and sleet were falling [例] Vesuvius precipitated its fiery, destructive rage on Herculaneum [例] The rain precipitated from the clouds. [例] The heavy rain precipitated a flash flood. [例] It precipitated a lot of rain. [意味] 降る, 落ちる, 降り注ぐ, 落る, 落下する, 降水する, 降下する, 凝結して降る ; [同義語] come down, fall ; [下位語] rain, snow, rain down, hail, sleet, spat ; [派生] precipitation, downfall ; [同義語群] 02756821-v [動詞] separate as a fine suspension of solid particles [例] They precipitated the chemicals from the solution. [意味] 沈殿する, 析出する, 沈澱する ; [上位語] change state, turn ; [派生] precipitation, precipitator, precipitant, electrostatic precipitator, Cottrell precipitator ; [同義語群] 00474994-v [動詞] hurl or throw violently [例] The bridge broke and precipitated the train into the river below [例] The man precipitated the ball at the wall. [例] The soldiers were precipitated into the valley. [意味] 投げる, 投げつける, 突進する ; [上位語] cast, hurl, hurtle ; [派生] precipitation ; [同義語群] 01507596-v [動詞] fall vertically, sharply, or headlong [例] Our economy precipitated into complete ruin [例] The cliff was very steep and the climber precipitated to his death. [例] He precipitated down the stairs. [意味] 急降下する, 垂直落下する, 凝結して降る ; [上位語] descend, come down, go down, fall ; [派生] precipitation ; [同義語群] 01971750-v"