bevy

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動物が群れをなして飲むことから。

bevy (n.)

early 15c., collective noun of quails and ladies, from Anglo-French bevée, which is of unknown origin. One supposed definition of the word is "a drinking bout," but this is perhaps a misprint of bever, from Old French beivre (see beverage). Still, it's possible that the original sense could be a company of birds gathered at a puddle or pool for drinking or bathing.

1. A bevy of bathing beauties appeared on the beach.

砂浜に泳ぐ美女たちが現れた。

2. Bevy ，I 'm really curious as to this sudden decision of yours.

白妃、私はあなたのような突然の決定に、確かに不思議に思っています。

3.I was so driven， Bevy ，I didn 't know which way to turn.

私は本当にやむを得ないですね、白菲、私はどの道を行けばいいか分かりません.

4.Remember, Bevy is a very brilliant and resourceful girl.

白妃はとても聡明で有能な娘だったことを覚えておいてください。

5. Bevy and I understand each other perfectly.

白妃と私はよく知っています。