superman

• n. スーパーマン、並外れた能力

スーパー、スーパー、マン、ヒューマン。

superman

superman: [20] The term superman was introduced into English in 1903 by George Bernard Shaw in his play Man and Superman. It was a direct translation of German übermensch, coined by the philosopher Friedrich Nietsche to designate a superior, highly evolved human being that transcended good and evil.

superman (n.)

1903, coined by George Bernard Shaw to translate German übermensch, "highly evolved human being that transcends good and evil," from "Thus Spake Zarathustra" (1883-91), by Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900). First used in German by Hermann Rab (1520s), and also used by Herder and Goethe. Translated as overman (1895) and beyond-man (1896) before Shaw got it right in his play title "Man and Superman" (1903). Application to comic strip hero is from 1938.

So was created ... Superman! champion of the oppressed, the physical marvel who had sworn to devote his existence to helping those in need! ["Action Comics," June 1, 1938]

1. Joe loved to read " Superman "comics.

ジョーは『スーパーマン』の漫画本を読むのが好きだ。

2. Superman 's alter ego was Clark Kent.

スーパーマンの第二の自己はクラーク？ケント。

3.The film portrays Gandhi as a kind of superman .

この映画はガンジーをスーパーマンとして描いている。

4. He is a superman in mental faculties [ physical strength ].

彼は知能[体力]において超人だ。

5.Collor nurtured the idea that he was a superman ，who single-handly could resolve Brazil 's crisis.

コロールは常に自分にはカリスマ性があり、自力でブラジルの危機を解決できることを望んでいる。