epicurean
[,ɛpɪkjʊ'riən]
- adj.快楽主義者; アイベクシアン（学派）
- n. 快楽主義者; 美食家
英語の語源
- epicurean (n.)
- late 14c., "follower of the philosophical system of Epicurus," from Old French Epicurien, or from epicure + -ian. From 1570s as "one devoted to pleasure." As an adjective, attested from 1580s in the philosophical sense and 1640s with the meaning "pleasure-loving."
例文
- 1. There are those,of course,who would adopt the epicurean motto.
- もちろん、享楽主義の座右の銘を奉行している人もいます。
- 2.It 'seemed that his route to the coveted island was not to be an epicurean one.
- 大きく食べて垂涎の島に向かうように見えて、この方法は通用しない。
- 3.Timon，on his epicurean table in past times，had so liberally presented food.
- 過去、泰門は彼の洗練された宴席で食品を大量に供給することができた。
- 4.We are Kindred.-Fall from person, Epicurean person are us.
- 私たちは同じタイプで、人間から堕落して、伊壁鳩魯のような人です！
- 5.Hainan Hut：Satisfying your epicurean needs for the freshest seafood.
- 舟屋：海に囲まれ、海南本土の野生の海鮮を味わう。
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