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SAT 語彙スキル 2 - レッスン 37

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statuesque
statuesque
[形容詞]

resembling or suggestive of a sculpture in terms of inner stillness and collected strength

彫像のような, 彫刻的な

彫像のような, 彫刻的な

Ex: She struck a statuesque pose for the portrait, standing perfectly still with one hand on her hip. 
statuette
statuette
[名詞]

a small sculpture, typically one that represents a person

小像, 置物

小像, 置物

Ex: The mantelpiece displayed a collection of delicate porcelain statuettes. 
stature
stature
[名詞]

the high level of respect people have for someone based on their impressive achievements

威信, 名声

威信, 名声

Ex: His work elevated him to a position of great stature in the scientific community. 
statute
statute
[名詞]

an officially written and established law

法令, 規約

法令, 規約

Ex: The new statute requires all drivers to use hands-free devices while driving. 
microcosm
microcosm
[名詞]

a miniature representation of something larger

ミクロコスモス, 縮図

ミクロコスモス, 縮図

Ex: The research laboratory functions as a microcosm where scientific theories can be tested on a small scale. 
micrometer
micrometer
[名詞]

a precise handheld measuring tool typically used to measure very small distances between 0 and 25 mm

マイクロメーター, ノギス

マイクロメーター, ノギス

Ex: The scientists used a micrometer to measure the diameter of individual cells under the microscope. 
microphone
microphone
[名詞]

a piece of equipment used for recording voices or sounds or for making one's voice louder

マイク

マイク

Ex: She adjusted the microphone before starting her presentation to ensure everyone could hear her clearly. 
microscopic
microscopic
[形容詞]

related to techniques or activities performed with a microscope to observe extremely small objects

顕微鏡の, 顕微鏡に関連する

顕微鏡の, 顕微鏡に関連する

Ex: The scientist conducted a microscopic examination of the tissue samples to identify abnormalities. 
microscopy
microscopy
[名詞]

in-depth scientific investigation at the tiny scale using microscopes to uncover more about how things work

顕微鏡検査, 顕微鏡的調査

顕微鏡検査, 顕微鏡的調査

Ex: Scientists developed new microscopy techniques to better study cell structures not visualized before. 
artifact
artifact
[名詞]

a man-made object, tool, weapon, etc. that was created in the past and holds historical or cultural significance

人工遺物, 人造物

人工遺物, 人造物

Ex: Artifacts of early tool-making like stone knives and projectile points show the ingenuity and resourcefulness of Paleolithic humans. 
artifice
artifice
[名詞]

a clever action or behavior that is intended to trick and deceive others

策略, 欺瞞

策略, 欺瞞

Ex: It was later revealed that the company's reported financial figures were artifices meant to inflate stock values. 
artisan
artisan
[名詞]

a skilled craftsperson who creates objects partly or entirely by hand

職人, 工匠

職人, 工匠

Ex: The artisan crafted beautiful pottery by hand. 
artesian
artesian
[形容詞]

referring to underground water sources where the pressure causes water to flow upward without the need for pumping

アルテジアン

アルテジアン

Ex: Early settlers were able to establish homesteads after drilling successful artesian wells that provided a reliable water source for their farms. 
artless
artless
[形容詞]

simple and free from cunning

無邪気な, 素朴な

無邪気な, 素朴な

Ex: Her artless charm won over even the harshest critics. 
artful
artful
[形容詞]

(of people) having the cleverness, calculated maneuvers, and efficient skill to reach goals

狡猾な, ずる賢い

狡猾な, ずる賢い

Ex: The artful negotiator secured the deal without revealing his full strategy. 
habitant
habitant
[名詞]

an individual who lives permanently or temporarily within a particular environment

居住者

居住者

Ex: The rural town was home to many long-time habitants who had lived there for generations. 
habitable
habitable
[形容詞]

suitable to live in and support life

居住可能な

居住可能な

Ex: Scientists are exploring Mars to determine if any regions could be made habitable through terraforming. 
habitual
habitual
[形容詞]

done regularly or repeatedly, often out of habit

習慣的な, 常習的な

習慣的な, 常習的な

Ex: Going to the gym every morning has become Mark's habitual routine to stay in shape. 
habitude
habitude
[名詞]

a behavioral pattern that develops into a person's customary reaction because they have performed it regularly in the past

習慣

習慣

Ex: He struggled to break the habitude of procrastinating that he had developed over years of college assignments. 
habitability
habitability
[名詞]

the capacity of an environment or living space to support human life, health, and productivity

居住適性, 生活支援能力

居住適性, 生活支援能力

Ex: With rising sea levels and stronger storms, the habitability of many coastal and island communities is under threat. 
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