archer

• n.アーチャー

アーチ、弓、弓から。

archer

archer: [13] Like arch, archer comes from Latin arcus ‘curve, bow’. Its hypothetical Vulgar Latin derivative *arcārius ‘bowman’ passed via Old French archier and Anglo-Norman archer into English. The ultimate source of arcus was the Indo-European base *arkw-, from which English arrow eventually developed.
=> arc, arch, arrow

archer (n.)

late 13c., from Anglo-French archer, Old French archier "archer, bowmaker," from Latin arcarius, from arcus "bow" (see arc). Also a 17c. name for the bishop in chess.

1. Mr Adams was repeatedly bullied and picked on by manageress Elizabeth Archer .

マダム?エリザベス?アーチャーはアダムスさんを何度も脅迫し、いじめた。

2.The archer strung his bow and aimed an arrow at the target.

弓兵は弓の弦を引っ張って矢を標的に狙う。

3.The archer can bend a strong bow.

このアーチェリー選手は強い弓を引くことができる。

4.The archer 's shot was a perfect bull 's-eye.

射手の矢が標的の中心に当たっている。

5.He thought Miss Archer sometimes of too precipitate a readiness.

彼は、アーチャーさんは時にはせっかちで、ストレートすぎると感じている。