missionary

• adj.宣教師
• n. 宣教師

ミッションから。すなわち、使命を持つ人、宣教師について使われる。

missionary (n.)

1650s, from missionary (adj.). Missionary position attested by 1963, said to have been coined by Kinsey (1948), who identified its origin in work done by Polish anthropologist Bronis?aw Malinowski in Melanesia in the 1920s; allegedly from the term used by South Pacific peoples to describe what Christian missionaries promoted to replace their local variations. By late 1960s it became the general term for this type of sex, formerly also known as the English-American position.

missionary (adj.)

"sent on a mission," 1640s, from Modern Latin missionarius "pertaining to a mission," from Latin missionem (see mission).

1. An American missionary was released today after more than two months of captivity.

アメリカ人宣教師が2ヶ月以上収監された後、今日釈放された。

2.She had a kind of missionary zeal about bringing culture to the masses.

彼女は文化を大衆に伝えることに情熱を持っている。

3.NB The opinions stated in this essay do not necessarily represent those of the Church of God Missionary Society.

このような観点は教会に伝わる立場を意味しないことに注意してください。

4."We would like very much to have you for dinner，"as the cannibal said to the captured missionary .

捕虜になった宣教師に、捕虜になった宣教師に「私たちはあなたを招待するために宴会を作りたい」と言った。

5.I repeat I freely consent to go with you as your fellow- missionary .

もう一度言って、私はさわやかにあなたと行くことに同意して、あなたの宣教師の同僚として.