ingenuity

• n. 工夫、独創性、繊細さ、手の込んだ工夫

独創的な、器用な、繊細な、から。

ingenuity (n.)

1590s, "honor, nobility," from Middle French ingénuité and directly from Latin ingenuitatem (nominative ingenuitas) "condition of a free-born man," figuratively "generosity, noble-mindedness," from ingenuus (see ingenuous). Etymologically, this word belongs to ingenuous, but in 17c. ingenious and ingenuous so often were confused (even by Shakespeare) that ingenuity has acquired the meaning "capacity for invention or construction" (first attested 1640s).

1. We were amazed at the ingenuity with which they solved their difficulties.

彼らが困難を解決するために表現した知恵に私たちは驚嘆した[感心].

2.The boy showed ingenuity in Making toys.

その男の子はおもちゃを作るのに創造力がある。

3.He is a democrat with the skill，nerve，and ingenuity to push the limits of the possible.

腕が高く、度胸があり、知略に富んだ民主党人であり、不可能なことを可能にすることができる。

4.Inspecting the nest may require some ingenuity .

鳥の巣を探査するにはいくつかのテクニックが必要です。

5.You see the ingenuity of the phrasing.

彼の言葉はとても学問がある。

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