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betimes SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 18306 】【意味】 "ad[動詞] in good time [例] he awoke betimes that morning [例] He arrived betimes. [例] The birds always arrive betimes for their dinner. [例] I always get up betimes to catch the early train. [意味] 早く, 早期に ; [同義語] early ; [同義語群] 00100592-r"
betise SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 5607 】【意味】 "[名詞] a stupid mistake [例] He made a betise. [例] I would have avoided the betise if I had known. [例] He couldn't believe the betise he had just done. [意味] 愚行, 愚, 痴態, 頓馬, 愚かさ, 愚鈍, 愚か, 愚痴 ; [同義語] stupidity, folly, foolishness, imbecility ; [上位語] mistake, fault, error ; [同義語群] 01248075-n"
betoken SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 103346 】【意味】 "[動詞] be a signal for or a symptom of [例] These symptoms indicate a serious illness [例] Her behavior points to a severe neurosis [例] The economic indicators signal that the euro is undervalued [例] The dark clouds betokened a storm. [例] The signs betokened that they were going to win the game. [意味] 示す, 表す, 物語る, 表わす, 現す, 意味する, 前兆となる, 予兆する ; [同義語] indicate, bespeak, signal, point ; [上位語] tell ; [下位語] foreshadow, portend, predict, bode, forecast, omen, prefigure, presage ; [派生] signaling, indicator, indicative, signal, indication, significative, indicatory, sign ; [同義語群] 00921300-v [動詞] indicate by signs [例] These signs bode bad news [例] The signs betokened that the economy was going to crash. [例] They betokened a coming storm. [意味] 示す, 表す, 前兆となる, 予示する, 予示, 予想する, 予測する, 予兆する ; [同義語] foreshadow, portend, predict, bode, forecast, omen, prefigure, presage ; [上位語] indicate, bespeak, signal, point ; [下位語] threaten, foreshow ; [派生] predictive, forecast, portent, auspex, omen, prognosis, prognostic, auspice ; [同義語群] 00871942-v"
betray SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 43922 】【意味】 "[動詞] disappoint, prove undependable to; abandon, forsake [例] His sense of smell failed him this time [例] His strength finally failed him [例] His children failed him in the crisis [例] He betrayed his friend. [例] The soldier betrayed his country. [例] I would never betray my country. [意味] 裏切る, 見捨てる, 裏返る, 背く, 裏ぎる, 信用を裏切る, 味方を裏切る, 人を裏切る ; [同義語] fail ; [上位語] disappoint, let down ; [同義語群] 01799235-v [動詞] deliver to an enemy by treachery [例] Judas sold Jesus [例] The spy betrayed his country [例] He betrayed his country for a few pieces of silver. [意味] 裏切る, 売る, 密告する, 背く, 裏切って渡す, たれ込む, 裏ぎる, 漏らす ; [同義語] sell ; [上位語] deceive, delude, lead on, cozen ; [下位語] double cross ; [派生] betrayal, treachery, rat, treason, informer, perfidy, betrayer, blabber ; [同義語群] 02537407-v [動詞] cause someone to believe an untruth [例] The insurance company deceived me when they told me they were covering my house [例] He betrayed his friend by lying to him. [例] The smirk on his face betrayed his guilt. [例] She betrayed her husband by having an affair with another man. [意味] 裏切る, 騙す, 惑わす, だます, 瞞着する, 騙かす, たらし込む, 偽る ; [同義語] deceive, lead astray ; [反意語] undeceive ; [上位語] mislead, misinform ; [下位語] play false, dupe, fool, bamboozle, cod, snow, hoodwink, pose ; [派生] cheat, traitor, misleading, deceiver, cheater, deceptive, deception, betrayer ; [同義語群] 00854420-v [動詞] be sexually unfaithful to one's partner in marriage [例] She cheats on her husband [例] Might her husband be wandering? [例] He betrayed his wife with his secretary. [意味] 裏切る, 浮気する, 不貞を働く, 裏ぎる, 不倫する, 浮気をする, 惑わす, 誤解させる ; [同義語] cheat, cheat on, wander, cuckold ; [上位語] deceive, delude, lead on, cozen ; [下位語] two-time, fool around, play around ; [派生] cuckold ; [同義語群] 02576503-v [動詞] give away information about somebody [例] He told on his classmate who had cheated on the exam [例] He betrayed his friend to the police. [意味] 裏切る, 漏らす, 密告する, 売る, 寝返る, 暴露する, 変節する, 反逆する ; [同義語] rat, shop, tell on, give away, grass, stag, shit, denounce ; [上位語] inform ; [下位語] sell out ; [派生] turncoat, rat, ratting, informing, renegade, fink, informer, shite ; [同義語群] 00841986-v [動詞] reveal unintentionally [例] Her smile betrayed her true feelings [例] His eyes betrayed his fear. [例] She betrayed her husband by telling his secrets to her best friend. [意味] 漏らす, 示す, 裏切る, 暴露する, うっかり漏らす, 垣間見せる, 表す, 密告する ; [同義語] bewray ; [上位語] disclose, reveal, expose, let on, divulge, give away, discover, let out ; [同義語群] 00936330-v"
betrayal SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 62277 】【意味】 "[名詞] an act of deliberate betrayal [例] The betrayal of his friend was a shock. [例] The betrayal of the king by his closest advisors was a shock to the kingdom. [例] He was angry at the betrayal of his friend. [意味] 裏切り, 背信, 裏切り行為, 内通, 反逆, 寝返り, 謀叛, 背信行為 ; [同義語] treachery, perfidy, treason ; [上位語] dishonesty, knavery ; [下位語] sellout, double-crossing, double cross ; [派生] treacherous, traitor, betray, perfidious, sell, punic, treasonist ; [同義語群] 00749767-n [名詞] the quality of aiding an enemy [例] Betrayal is a serious crime. [意味] 裏切り, 背信, 反逆, 裏切り行為, 裏切り者, 不忠実, 謀叛, 背信行為 ; [上位語] treason, traitorousness, subversiveness ; [同義語群] 04879879-n"
betrayer SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 68479 】【意味】 "[名詞] one who reveals confidential information in return for money [例] The betrayer was executed. [例] The betrayer was a rat who told the police about the illegal activities. [例] He was a betrayer of his country. [意味] 密告者, 裏切り者, 内通者, 裏切者, 犬, 密告, 情報提供者, ラット ; [同義語] rat, informer, squealer, blabber ; [上位語] informant, source ; [下位語] snitch, stoolie, grass, sneaker, supergrass, fink, stool pigeon, canary ; [派生] rat, snitch, inform, grass, sing, betray, fink, shop ; [同義語群] 10206173-n [名詞] a person who says one thing and does another [例] The betrayer was a spy. [意味] 裏切り者, 裏切者, 背信者, 誘惑者, 裏切る者, 内通者, 売国奴, 反逆者 ; [同義語] traitor, double-crosser, double-dealer, two-timer ; [上位語] cheater, deceiver, cheat, trickster, slicker, beguiler ; [下位語] Judas ; [派生] betray, deceive, double cross, lead astray ; [同義語群] 10027590-n"
betroth SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 97190 】【意味】 "[動詞] give to in marriage [例] He betrothed his daughter to the prince. [例] They betrothed their daughter to the king. [意味] 婚約する, 婚約させる, 結婚する, 結婚させる, 誓う, 誓約する, 約束する, 必要とする ; [同義語] engage, affiance, plight ; [上位語] vow ; [派生] troth, engagement, betrothal, espousal ; [同義語群] 00886602-v"
betrothal SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 143303 】【意味】 "[名詞] a mutual promise to marry [例] The betrothal was a happy occasion. [例] The betrothal was announced at the annual awards ceremony. [例] She announced her betrothal to the king. [意味] 婚約, エンゲージメント, 約束, 夫婦約束, 誓約, 契約, 婚約者, 婚約式 ; [同義語] engagement, troth ; [上位語] promise ; [下位語] ringing ; [派生] affiance, betroth, engage, plight ; [同義語群] 07228211-n [名詞] the act of becoming betrothed or engaged [例] The betrothal was a very expensive affair. [意味] 婚約, 約束, 婚約者, 婚約式, 関係, 結婚の約束, 婚約の約束 ; [同義語] espousal ; [上位語] rite, ritual ; [派生] affiance, betroth, engage, plight ; [同義語群] 01036778-n"
betrothed SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 51850 】【意味】 "[形容詞] pledged to be married [例] the engaged couple [例] The betrothed couple were very happy. [例] The betrothed couple could not wait to get married. [例] She was betrothed to a man who was a very wealthy merchant. [意味] 婚約した, 婚約中の, いいなずけの, 約束された ; [同義語] bespoken ; [類似語] committed, attached ; [同義語群] 00158110-a [名詞] the person to whom you are engaged [例] He was betrothed to a woman he had never met. [例] The betrothed went to the altar and were married. [例] She wanted to introduce her betrothed to her parents. [意味] 婚約者, 婚約相手, 許嫁, 許婚 ; [上位語] lover ; [下位語] fiancee, fiance, bride-to-be, groom-to-be ; [派生] bespoken ; [同義語群] 09851575-n"
Betsy Griscom Ross SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 106760 】【意味】 "[名詞] American seamstress said to have made the first American flag at the request of George Washington (1752-1836) [例] Betsy Griscom Ross is believed to have made the first American flag. [例] She believed that Betsy Griscom Ross made the first American flag. [意味] ロス ; [同義語] Ross, Betsy Ross ; [上位語] seamstress, dressmaker, needlewoman, sempstress, modiste ; [同義語群] 11270577-n"
Betsy Ross SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 35963 】【意味】 "[名詞] American seamstress said to have made the first American flag at the request of George Washington (1752-1836) [例] Betsy Ross is known for making the first American flag. [例] She believed that Betsy Ross made the first American flag. [意味] ロス ; [同義語] Ross, Betsy Griscom Ross ; [上位語] seamstress, dressmaker, needlewoman, sempstress, modiste ; [同義語群] 11270577-n"
Bette Davis SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 71979 】【意味】 [名詞] United States film actress (1908-1989) [例] Bette Davis was a famous actress. [例] She loved Bette Davis and wanted to be just like her. [意味] ベティデイヴィス ; [同義語] Davis ; [上位語] actress ; [同義語群] 10924347-n
better SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 114038 】【意味】 "[形容詞] (comparative of `good') superior to another (of the same class or set or kind) in excellence or quality or desirability or suitability; more highly skilled than another [例] You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din [例] a better coat [例] a better type of car [例] a suit with a better fit [例] a better chance of success [例] produced a better mousetrap [例] she's better in math than in history [例] The better team won the game. [例] The better players always get the recognition. [例] I would like to be a better person. [意味] より良い, 優れた, もっと良い, より優れた, ベターの ; [反意語] worse ; [類似語] improved, finer, amended ; [同義語群] 00230335-a" "ad[動詞] comparative of `well'; in a better or more excellent manner or more advantageously or attractively or to a greater degree etc. [例] She had never sung better [例] a deed better left undone [例] better suited to the job [例] The older I get, the better I am at making a fool of myself. [例] I like this one better. [例] I would feel better if I could get a new job. [意味] より良く, よりよく, より上手に ; [同義語群] 00059607-r [形容詞] (comparative and superlative of `well') wiser or more advantageous and hence advisable [例] it would be better to speak to him [例] the White House thought it best not to respond [例] It is better to be safe than sorry. [例] I think it would be better if you went to the doctor. [意味] より良い, 限りない, ベストの, より賢い, 最高の, こよない, 極上の, 無上の ; [同義語] best ; [類似語] advisable ; [同義語群] 00067379-a [動詞] to make better [例] The editor improved the manuscript with his changes [例] He bettered his life. [例] The economy is bettering. [例] I tried to better my grades. [意味] 改善する, 向上させる, 改良する, 良くする, 改める, 改正する, 向上する, 革める ; [同義語] improve, ameliorate, meliorate, amend ; [反意語] worsen, exacerbate, aggravate, exasperate ; [上位語] alter, modify, change ; [下位語] reform, enhance, enrich, educate, restore, make pure, upgrade, perfect ; [派生] do-gooder, improvement, ameliorating, ameliorative, amelioration, add-on, humanitarian, amendable ; [同義語群] 00205885-v [形容詞] (comparative of `good') changed for the better in health or fitness [例] her health is better now [例] I feel better [例] He is feeling better. [例] The sick man is feeling better today. [意味] より良い, 良くなった, 増しの, ベターの ; [反意語] worsened, worse ; [類似語] healthier, fitter ; [同義語群] 00231761-a [動詞] get better [例] The weather improved toward evening [例] The weather bettered. [例] I believe that the economy will better in the coming months. [意味] 良くなる, 改善する, 回復する, 向上させる, 向上する, 改良する, 好転する, 上向く ; [同義語] improve, ameliorate, meliorate ; [反意語] worsen, decline ; [上位語] change state, turn ; [下位語] reform, get well, bounce back, upgrade, recover, see the light, heal, pick up ; [派生] improvement, ameliorating, ameliorative, amelioration, advance, meliorative, amelioratory, betterment ; [同義語群] 00205046-v [名詞] a superior person having claim to precedence [例] the common man has been kept in his place by his betters [例] The betters of the society always tried to suppress the lower classes. [例] I always knew that I was the better man. [意味] 先輩, 上司, 上位者, 上官, より大きさ, より良さ, 上長, 目上の人 ; [上位語] superior, higher-up, superordinate ; [同義語群] 09851719-n [動詞] surpass in excellence [例] She bettered her own record [例] break a record [例] The new model betters the old one. [例] The players tried to better their previous performances. [例] I couldn't better the winning score. [意味] 勝る, 破る, しのぐ, 優る, まさる, 超える, 優れる, 凌ぐ ; [同義語] break ; [上位語] exceed, outperform, surpass, outgo, outdo, outmatch, outstrip, surmount ; [同義語群] 01106864-v" ad[動詞] from a position of superiority or authority [例] father knows best [例] I know better. [例] He knows better than to do that. [例] The older man knew better than to argue with the teenager. [例] I knew better than to argue with him. [意味] 一番 ; [同義語] best ; [同義語群] 00509846-r "[名詞] someone who bets [例] The betters were all excited about the horse race. [例] The betters were betting on the horses. [例] He was a better than average bettor. [意味] 賭けをする人, 賭け人, 賭ける人, 賭け者, 賭博者, 賭博師 ; [同義語] bettor, punter, wagerer ; [上位語] gambler ; [下位語] taker, caller ; [派生] bet on, bet, stake, gage, wager, punt, game, back ; [同義語群] 09851876-n [名詞] the superior one of two alternatives [例] chose the better of the two [例] The better of the two is the one that is more expensive. [例] The better part of the evening was spent watching the sunset. [例] I believe that the better option is to leave the country. [意味] よりよい方, よりよいもの, 改良, 改善, 良さ, 向上, 改善更生 ; [上位語] goodness, good ; [派生] improve, ameliorate, meliorate, amend, break ; [同義語群] 05143690-n [名詞] something superior in quality or condition or effect [例] a change for the better [例] The better of the two teams won the game. [例] I believe in the better of people. [意味] 改良, 良さ ; [上位語] goodness, good ; [同義語群] 05143558-n" [形容詞] more than half [例] argued for the better part of an hour [例] Better of the students passed the exam. [例] I spent the better part of the day cleaning the house. ; [類似語] major ; [同義語群] 01471260-a
better half SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 87780 】【意味】 "[名詞] a person's partner in marriage [例] My better half is a doctor. [例] I would like to introduce you to my better half. [意味] 配偶者, 伴侶, 夫, パートナー, 妻, 連れ合い, ベターハーフ, 仲間 ; [同義語] spouse, partner, mate, married person ; [上位語] significant other, spouse equivalent, relative, relation, domestic partner, spousal equivalent ; [下位語] wife, consort, helpmate, hubby, married woman, husband, married man, newlywed ; [派生] mate, spousal, pair, copulate, couple ; [同義語群] 10640620-n"
better off SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 41000 】【意味】 "[形容詞] in a more fortunate or prosperous condition [例] she would have been better off if she had stuck with teaching [例] is better off than his classmate [例] The economy is better off than it was a year ago. [例] I am better off financially than I was a year ago. [意味] より良い, 好都合の, 間がいい, 運がいい, さい先のよい ; [類似語] fortunate ; [同義語群] 01048202-a"
better-known SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 148226 】【意味】 "[形容詞] more familiar or renowned than the other of two [例] the better-known book of the two [例] The better-known of the two is the one who is more famous. [例] The better-known actress was a huge hit with the audience. [例] He is the better-known of the two authors. [意味] 有名な, よく知られた, よりよく知られた, おなじみの ; [類似語] known ; [同義語群] 01375689-a"
better-looking SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 127943 】【意味】 "[形容詞] pleasing in appearance especially by reason of conformity to ideals of form and proportion [例] a fine-looking woman [例] a good-looking man [例] better-looking than her sister [例] very pretty but not so extraordinarily handsome- Thackeray [例] our southern women are well-favored- Lillian Hellman [例] The better-looking candidate won the election. [意味] 美しい, 綺麗な, 格好いい, 格好よい, 格好のいい, 眉目よい, 見目麗しい, 素敵な ; [同義語] good-looking, handsome, fine-looking, well-favored, well-favoured ; [類似語] beautiful ; [派生] good looks, handsomeness ; [同義語群] 00218950-a"
bettering SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 140168 】【意味】 "[形容詞] changing for the better [例] The bettering economy is good for everyone. [例] The economy is bettering, but the outlook is still grim. [例] They are a bettering society. [意味] 改善する, 良くなる, 改良, 改良の, 改善の, 改善, 向上 ; [反意語] worsening ; [類似語] meliorative, amelioratory, ameliorating, ameliorative, remedial, corrective, amendatory ; [同義語群] 00232234-a"
betterment SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 10513 】【意味】 "[名詞] a change for the better; progress in development [例] The betterment of the community is our goal. [例] The changes were made for the betterment of the employees. [例] I believe in the betterment of the human condition. [意味] 改善, 改良, 向上, 発展, 進歩, 上達, 進展, 発達 ; [同義語] improvement, advance ; [上位語] transformation, shift, transmutation ; [下位語] refinement, recovery, resurgence, revitalization, accommodation, adjustment, conservation, revival ; [派生] progress, improve, ameliorate, encourage, shape up, advance, promote, come along ; [同義語群] 07357388-n [名詞] an improvement that adds to the value of a property or facility [例] The betterment of the house increased its value. [例] The betterment of the economy is a priority for the government. [例] They wanted to make a betterment to the house. [意味] 改善, 改良, 向上, 改修, 活用, 発展, 進歩, 改良工事 ; [上位語] improvement, melioration ; [同義語群] 14422751-n [名詞] the act of relieving ills and changing for the better [例] The society is dedicated to the betterment of the poor. [例] They believed in the betterment of the community. [意味] 改善, 改良, 向上, 改修, 活用, 発展, 進歩, 改良工事 ; [同義語] amelioration, melioration ; [上位語] improvement ; [派生] improve, ameliorate, amend, meliorate, better ; [同義語群] 00261029-n"
betting SimpleWiki Wiktionary Google検索 Collins Cambridge Longman Longman英和 Learners 【 99849 】【意味】 "[形容詞] preoccupied with the pursuit of pleasure and especially games of chance [例] led a dissipated life [例] a betting man [例] a card-playing son of a bitch [例] a gambling fool [例] sporting gents and their ladies [例] They were betting men, and they would often spend their evenings at the racetrack. [意味] 賭け事の, 賭博の, 賭けをする ; [同義語] sporting, dissipated, card-playing ; [類似語] indulgent ; [同義語群] 01297946-a"

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