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Monthly Archives: 10月 2007

sanguineous

28-10月-07

[英英辞典]
Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Day for October 28, 2007 is:

sanguineous • \san-GWIN-ee-us\  • adjective
1 : bloodred *2 : of, relating to, or involving bloodshed : bloodthirsty 3 : of, relating to, or containing blood

Example sentence:
The horror movie is a sanguineous remake of an old classic.

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impecunious

27-10月-07

[英和辞典] 無一文の(penniless),貧乏な

[英英辞典] impecunious: habitually without money; poor.(Dictionary.com)

neophyte

27-10月-07

[英和辞典] 新改宗者,新たに洗礼を受けた人

[英英辞典]
Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Day for October 27, 2007 is:

neophyte • \NEE-uh-fyte\  • noun
1 : a new convert : proselyte 2 : novice *3 : tyro, beginner

Example sentence:
Anna, a skiing neophyte, stayed on the bunny slope while her friends went up the mountain.

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bravado

26-10月-07

[英和辞典] 強がり,空いばり…〈C〉強がりの行為

[英英辞典] bravado: a real or pretended show of courage or boldness.(Dictionary.com)
[例文]There is sheer bravado in the title “The Next Great American Band,” debuting Friday night on Fox. But the network that gave us “American Idol” is primly cautious about whether it has found another hit talent show.

imbricate

26-10月-07

[英英辞典]
Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Day for October 26, 2007 is:

imbricate • \IM-brih-kut\  • adjective
: lying lapped over each other in regular order

Example sentence:
The antique mirror had tiny imbricate gold squares around its edge.

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The ancient Romans knew how to keep the interior of their villas dry when it rained. They covered […]

nosism

26-10月-07

The use of ‘we’ in referring to oneself.
(Wordsmith.org)

stentorian

25-10月-07

[英和辞典] (声が)とても大きい,高い

[英英辞典] stentorian: extremely loud.(Dictionary.com)

dewclaw

25-10月-07

[英和辞典] 狼(おおかみ)つめ(犬の足の上指)

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A small claw not reaching the ground, on the foot of some animals.
(Wordsmith.org)

recidivism

24-10月-07

[英和辞典] 犯罪をくり返すこと,常習犯罪性

[英英辞典] recidivism: a tendency to lapse into a previous condition or pattern of behavior; esp., into prior criminal habits.(Dictionary.com)

jerkwater

24-10月-07

[英和辞典] 全く目立たない,ひどく辺ぴな

[英英辞典]
Merriam-Webster’s Word of the Day for October 24, 2007 is:

jerkwater • \JERK-waw-ter\  • adjective
*1 : remote and unimportant 2 : trivial

Example sentence:
"We’re stranded in some jerkwater town in the middle of nowhere," said Larry when he called to tell us that the car’s engine had blown.

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