indigence
英 ['ɪndɪdʒ(ə)ns]
美
英語の語源
- indigence (n.)
- late 14c., from Old French indigence "indigence, need, privation" (13c.), from Latin indigentia "need, want; insatiable desire," from indigentem (nominative indigens), present participle of indigere "to need," from indu "in, within" + egere "be in need, want," from PIE *eg- "to lack" (cognates: Old Norse ekla "want, lack," Old High German eccherode "thin, weak").
例文
- 1. His present indigence is a sufficient punishment for former folly.
- 彼が今受けている苦しみは、彼の昔のでたらめを罰するのに十分である。
- 2.The luxury of one class is counterbalanced by the indigence of another.
- 1つの階級の贅沢はすべて別の階級の貧困によって維持される。
- 3.Dickens contrasts the opulence of France 's nobility with indigence of her peasants.
- シャベルはフランス貴族の豊かさと農民の貧しさを比較した。
- 4.Their indigence appaled him.
- 彼らの貧しさに驚いた。
- 5.Dickens contrasts the opulence of Frances nobility with the indigence of her peasants.
- ディケンズはフランス貴族の豊かさと農民の貧しさを対比した。
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