WiktionaryBook～15万語英単語集

単語データベース検索

データベース内の単語: 148,730 件

単語 / 【 ID 】意味 / 例文 /同義語/上位語/下位語/派生語
starling SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 81167 】【意味】 "[名詞] gregarious birds native to the Old World [例] Starlings are gregarious birds. [例] The starling was a very loud bird. [例] They could hear the starlings chirping in the trees. [意味] 椋鳥, ムクドリ, スズメ, ホシムクドリ, 九官鳥 ; [上位語] oscine bird, oscine ; [下位語] myna, common starling, mina, Sturnus vulgaris, mynah, rose-colored pastor, minah, rose-colored starling ; [同義語群] 01576695-n"
starlit SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 116005 】【意味】 "[形容詞] lighted only by stars [例] the starlit darkness [例] The starlit sky was beautiful. [例] We went to the beach on a starlit night. [意味] 星明かりの, 星明りの, 星あかりの, 星空の, 星の, 星の光に照らされた, 星明かり, 星のようの ; [類似語] starry ; [同義語群] 02300002-a"
starnose mole SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 129847 】【意味】 "[名詞] amphibious mole of eastern North America having pink fleshy tentacles around the nose [例] The starnose mole is a small, furry animal. [例] The starnose mole is a species of mole native to eastern North America. [例] It is a starnose mole that lives in the woods. [意味] アメリカツチモグラ ; [同義語] star-nosed mole, Condylura cristata ; [上位語] mole ; [同義語群] 01889849-n"
Starr SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 141143 】【意味】 "[名詞] rock star and drummer for the Beatles (born in 1940) [例] Ringo Starr was a drummer for the Beatles. [例] He loved the Beatles, especially Starr. [意味] スター, スタール ; [同義語] Ringo Starr, Starkey, Richard Starkey ; [上位語] drummer, rock star ; [同義語群] 11313726-n"
starred SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 58335 】【意味】 "[形容詞] marked with an asterisk [例] the starred items [例] The starred words are important. [例] The starred entries are those that are especially interesting. [例] They starred in the movie. [意味] 星印のついた, 星をつけた, 星付きの ; [同義語] asterisked ; [類似語] marked ; [同義語群] 01480492-a"
starring SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 26520 】【意味】 "[形容詞] indicating the most important performer or role [例] the leading man [例] prima ballerina [例] prima donna [例] a star figure skater [例] the starring role [例] a stellar role [例] a stellar performance [例] The movie is starring Tom Cruise. [例] She was the starring actress in the play. [意味] 主演, 中心的な, 主演の, 主役, 主役の, 冠たる, 主演する, 優れた ; [同義語] star, prima, stellar, leading ; [類似語] major ; [同義語群] 01472790-a"
starry SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 96622 】【意味】 "[形容詞] abounding with or resembling stars [例] a starry night [例] starry illumination [例] The starry sky was beautiful. [例] The starry sky was a sight to behold. [例] She loved the starry night sky. [意味] 星の多い, 星のような, 星空の, 星形の, 星の, 星あかりの, 星明かりの, 星の輝く ; [反意語] starless ; [類似語] starlit, starlike, sparkling, comet-like ; [派生] star ; [同義語群] 02299437-a"
starry saxifrage SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 86730 】【意味】 "[名詞] small often mat-forming alpine plant having small starlike white flowers; Europe [例] Starry saxifrage is a small alpine plant. [例] The starry saxifrage is a very pretty flower. [例] They wanted to know if the starry saxifrage was a native plant. ; [同義語] star saxifrage, Saxifraga stellaris ; [上位語] saxifrage, breakstone, rockfoil ; [同義語群] 12794367-n"
starry-eyed SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 44847 】【意味】 [形容詞] unrealistically or naively optimistic [例] a starry-eyed reformer [例] starry-eyed idealism [例] She was starry-eyed about her new boyfriend. [例] The starry-eyed teenager believed that he would be a famous rock star. [例] She was starry-eyed about the prospect of a new job. ; [類似語] optimistic ; [同義語群] 01664310-a
Stars and Bars SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 2172 】【意味】 "[名詞] the first flag of the Confederate States of America [例] They wanted to fly the Stars and Bars in the stadium. [意味] 南部連合旗, 星条旗 ; [同義語] Confederate flag ; [上位語] flag ; [同義語群] 04304084-n"
Stars and Stripes SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 135941 】【意味】 "[名詞] the national flag of the United States of America [例] The Stars and Stripes was flying high. [例] They proudly flew the Stars and Stripes. [意味] 星条旗, 米国旗, アメリカ国旗, アメリカ合衆国, 星条旗新聞, 星条旗紙, アメリカ合衆国国旗の愛称, アメリカの国旗 ; [同義語] American flag, Star-Spangled Banner, Old Glory ; [上位語] flag ; [同義語群] 02701566-n"
starship SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 6800 】【意味】 "[名詞] a spacecraft designed to carry a crew into interstellar space (especially in science fiction) [例] The starship was designed to travel to the stars. [例] The starship took off into the galaxy. [例] They built a starship to travel to the stars. [意味] 宇宙船, 宇宙探査機, 宇宙艇, 宇宙艦, 恒星船, 恒星間宇宙船, スペースシャトル, 宇宙機 ; [同義語] spaceship ; [上位語] spacecraft, space vehicle, ballistic capsule ; [同義語群] 04304215-n"
start SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 82272 】【意味】 "[動詞] take the first step or steps in carrying out an action [例] We began working at dawn [例] Who will start? [例] Get working as soon as the sun rises! [例] The first tourists began to arrive in Cambodia [例] He began early in the day [例] Let's get down to work now [例] The race started at 10:00. [例] The clock started at midnight. [例] They started their journey to the summit. [意味] 始める, 開始する, 始まる, 着手する, し始める, 始動する, 取り掛かる, 出発する ; [同義語] begin, commence, set out, start out, set about, get down, get ; [反意語] terminate, end ; [下位語] launch, embark, get started, get to, attack, get going, get rolling, get moving ; [派生] initiate, commencement, beginning, outset, kickoff, get-go, starting time, newbie ; [同義語群] 00345761-v [名詞] the time at which something is supposed to begin [例] they got an early start [例] she knew from the get-go that he was the man for her [例] The start of the race is at 10:00. [例] The start of the race was delayed by a few minutes. [例] She was very eager to get to the start of the race. [意味] 開始, 初め, スタート, 始め, 最初, 始まり, 出発, 始動 ; [同義語] commencement, beginning, outset, kickoff, get-go, starting time, offset, showtime ; [反意語] middle, ending, end ; [上位語] point in time, point ; [下位語] starting point, threshold, birth, incipience, terminus a quo, incipiency ; [派生] initiate, begin, commence, kick off, set out, inaugurate, originate, embark on ; [同義語群] 15265518-n [動詞] get off the ground [例] Who started this company? [例] We embarked on an exciting enterprise [例] I start my day with a good breakfast [例] We began the new semester [例] The afternoon session begins at 4 PM [例] The blood shed started when the partisans launched a surprise attack [例] The plane started to take off. [例] The marathon started at dawn. [例] They started a new business. [意味] 始める, 開始する, 着手する, 始動する, 始まる, し始める, 起動する, 出発する ; [同義語] commence, embark on, start up ; [上位語] begin, commence, lead off ; [下位語] kick off, inaugurate, open ; [派生] commencement, beginning, startup, inauguration, outset, kickoff, get-go, starting time ; [同義語群] 01650610-v [動詞] bring into being [例] He initiated a new program [例] Start a foundation [例] The company started a new project. [例] The beginning of the journey started with a prayer. [例] He started the company in the basement of his house. [意味] 始める, 開始する, 始まる, 始動する, し始める, 出発する, 取り掛かる, 取りかかる ; [同義語] initiate, originate ; [上位語] create, make ; [下位語] initiate, date from, date back, lead up, go back, set ; [派生] commencement, beginning, trigger, initiation, inception, origin, initiative, outset ; [同義語群] 01628449-v [動詞] set in motion, cause to start [例] The U.S. started a war in the Middle East [例] The Iraqis began hostilities [例] begin a new chapter in your life [例] The car started. [例] The judge started the clock. [例] He started the car and drove away. [意味] 始める, 開始する, 始動する, 出発する, 始まる, 着手する, 押っ始める, スタートする ; [同義語] begin, commence, lead off ; [反意語] terminate, end ; [下位語] commence, inaugurate, embark on, start up, set off, introduce, usher in, jumpstart ; [派生] commencement, beginning, outset, kickoff, get-go, starting time, founding father, founder ; [同義語群] 00348746-v [名詞] the act of starting something [例] he was responsible for the beginning of negotiations [例] The start of the journey was a very emotional time for the bride. [意味] 開始, スタート, 始動, 着手, 始まり, 出発, 初め, 発端 ; [同義語] commencement, beginning ; [反意語] finishing, finish ; [上位語] change of state ; [下位語] initiation, activation, debut, startup, initiative, inauguration, founding, institution ; [派生] initiate, begin, commence, set out, originate, embark on, take up, start out ; [同義語群] 00235435-n [動詞] begin or set in motion [例] I start at eight in the morning [例] Ready, set, go! [例] They started the car and drove to the store. [意味] 始める, 始まる, 開始する, 始動する, 出発する, し始める, 仕掛ける, 取り掛かる ; [同義語] get going, go ; [反意語] halt, stop ; [下位語] go on, come on, get off the ground, take off, come up ; [同義語群] 01864230-v [名詞] the beginning of anything [例] it was off to a good start [例] He wanted to get a head start on the competition. [意味] 開始, スタート, 初め, 始まり, 始め, 出発, 最初, 出だし ; [上位語] beginning ; [下位語] onset, opening, kickoff, start-off, morning, dawn, alpha, racing start ; [派生] initiate, begin, commence, set out, originate, embark on, take up, start out ; [同義語群] 07325190-n [動詞] begin an event that is implied and limited by the nature or inherent function of the direct object [例] begin a cigar [例] She started the soup while it was still hot [例] We started physics in 10th grade [意味] 始める, 始まる, 開始する, 始め ; [同義語] begin ; [上位語] move, act ; [派生] commencement, beginning ; [同義語群] 02600948-v [動詞] leave [例] The family took off for Florida [例] The train started from the station. [例] We started for the airport early. [意味] 出発する, 始める, 発する, 出かける, 開始する, 去る, 発す, 離れる ; [同義語] set out, start out, depart, set forth, set off, take off, part ; [上位語] leave, go forth, go away ; [下位語] lift off, sally forth, take off, blaze out, roar off, sally out, blaze ; [派生] departure, leaving, going away, parting, exit, leave, leaver, goer ; [同義語群] 02014165-v [動詞] have a beginning, in a temporal, spatial, or evaluative sense [例] The DMZ begins right over the hill [例] The second movement begins after the Allegro [例] Prices for these homes start at $250,000 [例] The movie starts at 7:00. [例] She started to become a famous actress. [意味] 始まる, 開始する, 始める, 出発する, 発する, 発す, スタートする, 始り ; [同義語] begin ; [反意語] cease, terminate, finish, stop, end ; [下位語] originate, set in, break out, kick in, dawn, erupt, bud ; [派生] commencement, beginning, outset, kickoff, get-go, starting time, offset, showtime ; [同義語群] 02608347-v [動詞] begin work or acting in a certain capacity, office or job [例] Take up a position [例] start a new job [例] He started a new job. [例] The new senator started his term in office. [例] She started her new job as a secretary. [意味] 始める, 始まる, 開始する, 出発する, し始める, 掛かる, 打ち上げる, 取り掛かる ; [同義語] take up ; [下位語] take office ; [派生] commencement, beginning, outset, kickoff, get-go, starting time, offset, showtime ; [同義語群] 02379528-v [動詞] have a beginning characterized in some specified way [例] The novel begins with a murder [例] My property begins with the three maple trees [例] Her day begins with a workout [例] The semester begins with a convocation ceremony [例] The meeting started with a prayer. [意味] 始まる, 開始, 開始する, 始まり ; [同義語] begin ; [上位語] be ; [派生] commencement, beginning ; [同義語群] 02608823-v [動詞] get going or set in motion [例] We simply could not start the engine [例] start up the computer [例] The car started to move. [例] The car started when I turned the key. [意味] 始まる, 始める, 始動する, 動き出す, 起動する, 始動させる ; [同義語] start up ; [反意語] stop ; [下位語] kick-start, restart, crank up, crank, jump, hot-wire, jumpstart, re-start ; [派生] startup ; [同義語群] 01857717-v [動詞] bulge outward [例] His eyes popped [例] The wall started to bulge. [例] The swelling started to come out of the surgical wound. [例] I started to swell up when I ate too much. [意味] 飛び出す, 膨らむ, 突き出る, 突出する, 突出る, つき出る, 飛び出る, 出っ張る ; [同義語] protrude, pop, bulge out, come out, bug out, pop out, bulge ; [上位語] change shape, change form, deform ; [派生] protrusion, extrusion, swelling, prominence, protrusive, jut, protrusible, bump ; [同義語群] 02081946-v [動詞] play in the starting lineup [例] He started in the game. [例] The rookie started the game for the first time. [意味] 始める, 先発する, 取り掛かる, 出掛ける, 出かける, 取りかかる, 発つ, 取掛る ; [上位語] play ; [派生] commencement, beginning, starting ; [同義語群] 01075164-v [名詞] a line indicating the location of the start of a race or a game [例] The runners lined up at the start. [例] He stood at the start of the race. [意味] スタート, 初め, 出発, 始め, スタートライン, 皮切り, スタート地点, 出立 ; [同義語] starting line, scratch line, scratch ; [上位語] line ; [同義語群] 08653873-n [動詞] move or jump suddenly, as if in surprise or alarm [例] She startled when I walked into the room [例] The cat started when I touched it. [例] The noise startled the sleeping baby. [例] She started when she saw the snake. [意味] 跳ねる, 飛び上がる, ぎょっとする, 跳び上がる, 飛上がる, 飛びあがる, 跳上る, 跳上がる ; [同義語] jump, startle ; [上位語] move ; [下位語] rear back, boggle, shy, jackrabbit ; [派生] jump, startle ; [同義語群] 01910373-v [名詞] a signal to begin (as in a race) [例] the starting signal was a green light [例] the runners awaited the start [意味] スタート ; [同義語] starting signal ; [上位語] signaling, signal, sign ; [同義語群] 06792188-n [名詞] a turn to be a starter (in a game at the beginning) [例] he got his start because one of the regular pitchers was in the hospital [例] his starting meant that the coach thought he was one of their best linemen [例] He got the start in the game. [例] The starting pitcher took a knee before the start of the game. [意味] 先発, 先発出場 ; [同義語] starting ; [上位語] turn, play ; [同義語群] 00241699-n [名詞] a sudden involuntary movement [例] he awoke with a start [例] The loud noise gave me a start. [例] The start of the thunderstorm startled the sleeping animals. [例] He gave a start when he heard the loud noise. [意味] 痙攣 ; [同義語] jump, startle ; [上位語] physiological reaction, reflex, reflex action, reflex response, innate reflex, instinctive reflex, inborn reflex, unconditioned reflex ; [下位語] startle response, startle reaction, startle reflex, Moro reflex, flinch, wince ; [派生] jump, startle, rocky, jolting, bumpy, rough, jumpy, jolty ; [同義語群] 00867357-n [名詞] the advantage gained by beginning early (as in a race) [例] with an hour's start he will be hard to catch [例] The runner had a good start. [例] The runner got a head start on the competition. [意味] 優先スタート, 有利, 便益 ; [同義語] head start ; [上位語] advantage, vantage ; [同義語群] 05157406-n"
start out SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 118599 】【意味】 "[動詞] take the first step or steps in carrying out an action [例] We began working at dawn [例] Who will start? [例] Get working as soon as the sun rises! [例] The first tourists began to arrive in Cambodia [例] He began early in the day [例] Let's get down to work now [例] The players started out their careers in the minor leagues. [例] He started out as a teacher. [例] They started out their careers as teachers. [意味] 始める, 着手する, し始める, 開始する, 取り掛かる, 出発する, 取りかかる, 始動する ; [同義語] commence, begin, set out, start, set about, get down, get ; [反意語] terminate, end ; [下位語] launch, embark, get going, get started, get to, get rolling, get moving, come on ; [派生] initiate, outset, commencement, start, starting time, newbie, beginning, get-go ; [同義語群] 00345761-v [動詞] leave [例] The family took off for Florida [例] We started out early. [例] The expedition started out from the coast. [例] We started out on our journey at dawn. [意味] 出発する, 発する, 発す, 発つ, 発車する, 出掛ける, 去る, 始める ; [同義語] set out, take off, depart, set forth, start, set off, part ; [上位語] go forth, leave, go away ; [下位語] take off, lift off, sally forth, blaze out, roar off, sally out, blaze ; [派生] leaving, going away, departure, exit, leaver, goer, leave, parting ; [同義語群] 02014165-v"
start up SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 80518 】【意味】 "[動詞] get off the ground [例] Who started this company? [例] We embarked on an exciting enterprise [例] I start my day with a good breakfast [例] We began the new semester [例] The afternoon session begins at 4 PM [例] The blood shed started when the partisans launched a surprise attack [例] The plane started up. [例] The workers started up the assembly line. [例] He started up the car and drove to the store. [意味] 始める, 始動する, 起動する, し始める, やり始める, 開始する, 飛び立つ, 着手する ; [同義語] commence, embark on, start ; [上位語] commence, begin, lead off, start ; [下位語] kick off, open, inaugurate ; [派生] startup, outset, commencement, starting time, get-go, inauguration, beginning, showtime ; [同義語群] 01650610-v [動詞] get going or set in motion [例] We simply could not start the engine [例] start up the computer [例] The car wouldn't start up. [意味] 起動する, 始動する, 始まる, 始める, エンジンをかける ; [同義語] start ; [反意語] stop ; [下位語] restart, kick-start, hot-wire, crank up, jump, crank, re-start, jumpstart ; [派生] startup ; [同義語群] 01857717-v"
start-off SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 29526 】【意味】 "[名詞] a start given to contestants [例] I was there with my parents at the kickoff [例] The start-off was given to the runners. [例] The start-off was a disaster. [例] They wanted to get a head start off the line. [意味] 開始, キックオフ, スタート, 開幕 ; [同義語] kickoff, send-off ; [上位語] start ; [派生] kick off, inaugurate ; [同義語群] 07329568-n"
starter SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 143312 】【意味】 "[名詞] a contestant in a team sport who is in the game at the beginning [例] The starter was injured in the first inning. [例] The starter was a rookie. [例] He was the starter for the basketball team. [意味] スターター, 先発, 先発選手, 出場者, 先発投手, 先発ピッチャー ; [上位語] contestant ; [下位語] starting pitcher ; [同義語群] 10649438-n [名詞] any new participant in some activity [例] The starter was nervous about the race. [例] He was a starter in the tournament. [意味] 初心者, 新人, 新入生, 新参者, 今入, 一年生, 新米, 新入り ; [同義語] newbie, newcomer, freshman, neophyte, entrant, fledgling, fledgeling ; [上位語] initiate, beginner, novice, tyro, tiro ; [下位語] recruit, enlistee ; [派生] initiate, commence, begin, originate, set out, start out, callow, set about ; [同義語群] 10355449-n [名詞] an electric motor for starting an engine [例] The starter is broken. [例] The starter on the car failed. [例] He couldn't get the starter to work. [意味] スターター, 始動機, セルモーター, 始動 ; [同義語] starting motor, starter motor ; [上位語] electric motor ; [下位語] kick starter, kick start, self-starter ; [同義語群] 04304375-n [名詞] the official who signals the beginning of a race or competition [例] The starter fired the gun to start the race. [例] The starter started the race. [意味] スターター, スタート係, スタートマン, 出発係, 発車係 ; [同義語] dispatcher ; [上位語] official ; [同義語群] 10649308-n [名詞] a hand tool consisting of a rotating shaft with parallel handle [例] The starter is used to start the engine. [例] He turned the starter on the car. [意味] スターター, クランク ; [同義語] crank ; [上位語] hand tool ; [下位語] starting handle, crank handle ; [派生] crank up, crank ; [同義語群] 03127024-n [名詞] food or drink to stimulate the appetite (usually served before a meal or as the first course) [例] They ordered a starter of oysters and a main course of steak. [意味] 前菜, 通し, 御通し, お通し, アペタイザー, 過程の第一歩, 最初に出る料理 ; [同義語] appetizer, appetiser ; [上位語] course ; [下位語] antipasto, cocktail, canape, hors d'oeuvre, crudites ; [同義語群] 07581346-n [名詞] a culture containing yeast or bacteria that is used to start the process of fermentation or souring in making butter or cheese or dough [例] to make sourdough you need a starter [例] The starter was used to make the dough rise. [例] I added the starter to the dough. [意味] スターター, 種菌 ; [上位語] culture ; [同義語群] 00920727-n"
starter motor SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 98717 】【意味】 "[名詞] an electric motor for starting an engine [例] The starter motor is broken. [例] The starter motor failed to start the car. [例] The starter motor on the car failed. [意味] スターター, 始動モーター, スターターモーター, 始動モータ, セルモーター, スターターモータ ; [同義語] starting motor, starter ; [上位語] electric motor ; [下位語] kick starter, kick start, self-starter ; [同義語群] 04304375-n"
starting SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 10791 】【意味】 "[名詞] a turn to be a starter (in a game at the beginning) [例] he got his start because one of the regular pitchers was in the hospital [例] his starting meant that the coach thought he was one of their best linemen [例] He was in the starting lineup. [例] The starting of the game was delayed by the rain. [例] I always wanted to be the starting pitcher. [意味] 先発, 出発, 先発出場, 始動, 起動, 始め, 開始, 初め ; [同義語] start ; [上位語] turn, play ; [派生] start ; [同義語群] 00241699-n" [形容詞] appropriate to the beginning or start of an event [例] the starting point [例] hands in the starting position [例] The starting salary was low. [例] The starting line was a few feet from the starting gate. [例] They started a new chapter in their lives. ; [類似語] opening ; [同義語群] 01009865-a [形容詞] (especially of eyes) bulging or protruding as with fear [例] with eyes starting from their sockets [例] The man's eyes were starting. [例] The starting eyes of the rabbit revealed his fear. [例] She could see the starting eyes of the audience. [意味] 飛び出した ; [類似語] protrusive ; [同義語群] 01354430-a
starting block SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 63765 】【意味】 "[名詞] block providing bracing for a runner's feet at start of a race [例] The runner was in the starting block. [例] The starting blocks were lined up in a straight line. [例] He stood in the starting block ready to run. [意味] スターティングブロック, スタート台, スタートブロック ; [上位語] block ; [同義語群] 04304557-n"

最初前へ 1...6320 632163226323 6324...7437 次へ最後