example

• n. 模範; 模範例
• 为......的例子；为......做出榜样
• 作榜样

ex-, 外へ。-em、取り出す、持ち出す、語源サンプル、免除。

example

example: [14] Etymologically, an example is something that has been ‘taken out’, so that it can be considered separately. The word comes via Old French example from Latin exemplum ‘example’, a derivative of eximere ‘take out’. This was a compound verb formed from the prefix ex- ‘out’ and emere ‘take, buy’ (source of English peremptory, pre-empt, premium, and prompt), and also yielded English exempt [14]. (An earlier Old French version of the word, essample, was borrowed into English in the 13th century as asample, which was the ancestor of modern English sample.)
=> exempt, peremptory, premium, prompt, sample

example (n.)

late 14c., "an instance typical of a class; a model, either good or bad, action or conduct as an object of imitation; an example to be avoided; punishment as a warning," partial re-Latinization of earlier essample, asaumple (mid-13c.), from Old French essemple "sample, model, example, precedent, cautionary tale," from Latin exemplum "a sample, specimen; image, portrait; pattern, model, precedent; a warning example, one that serves as a warning," literally "that which is taken out," from eximere "take out, remove" (see exempt (adj.)).

1. Have they，for example ，demonstrated a commitment to democracy？

例えば、彼らは民主主義に力を入れることを示しているのだろうか。

2.The house is a textbook example of medieval domestic architecture.

この家は典型的な中世の民家です。

3.That 's just one example of the kind of experiments you can do.

これはあなたができる様々な試験の一例にすぎません。

4.He is a model professional and an example to the younger lads.

彼は模範的なプロであり、若者の模範である。

5.The example of the United States illustrates this point.

米国の例が証明している。