clement

• adj.穏やかな、親切な

PIE*kleiから、傾き、派生傾斜、親切、語源クライアント、傾斜。

clement (adj.)

mid-15c., "mild," of persons (attested from early 13c. as a surname), from Old French clement, from Latin clementem (nominative clemens) "mild, placid, gentle" (see clemency). Of weather, 1620s. Taken as a name by several early popes and popular in England as a masculine given name from mid-12c., also in fem. form Clemence.

1. Captain David Clement and 150 commandos stormed the port this morning.

デビッド?クレメント大尉と150人の突撃隊員が今朝港を急襲した。

2.Lozano claimed that motorcycle driver Clement Lloyd was trying to run him down.

ロザノはクレメント?ロイドがバイクに乗ってぶつかって怪我をしようとしたと主張した。

3.St Clement Danes its name was.'

は聖クレメントデンマーク人と呼ばれています」

4.He disposed of his rooms in Clement 's Inn and went to Italy.

クレメントホテルの部屋を退き、イタリアに行った。

5.A clement judge reduced his sentence.

慈悲深い裁判官が減刑した。