defalcate
英 ['diːfælkeɪt]
美 [dɪ'fælket]
英語の語源
- defalcate
- defalcate: [15] Defalcate comes from medieval Latin dēfalcāre ‘cut off’, a compound verb formed from the prefix dē- ‘off’ and falx ‘sickle’ (source of French faux ‘scythe’). At first it meant simply ‘deduct’ in English; the modern legal sense ‘embezzle’ did not develop until the 19th century.
- defalcate (v.)
- 1530s, "to lop off," from Medieval Latin defalcatus, past participle of defalcare (see defalcation). Modern scientific use dates from 1808.
例文
- 1. He has defalcate with$50000 of the firm 's money.
- 彼は会社の5万ドルの公金を横領した。
- 2.Lately，some large brand real estate agency corporations defalcate clients funds and break out fund sandal.
- 最近、大手ブランド不動産仲介会社が顧客の資金を流用し、「資金ゲート」スキャンダルが勃発し、不動産仲介業界の信頼危機を引き起こしている。
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