swath

• n.細長い柱; 収穫の刈り; 収穫の幅

古英語のswath, trail, track, path, trailから。原語ゲルマン語*swatho, to cut, to slashから、おそらくPIE*swi, to chop, to sliceから、語源的には剣から。

swath (n.)

Old English sw?e, swaeu "track, footstep, trace, scar, vestige," from Proto-Germanic *swathan, *swatho (cognates: Old Frisian swethe "boundary made by a scythe," Middle Dutch swade, Dutch zwade, German Schwad "a row of cut grass"); of uncertain origin. Meaning "a mown crop lying on the ground" is from early 14c.; that of "space covered by the single cut of a scythe" emerged late 15c., and that of "a strip, lengthwise extent" is from c. 1600.

1. The storm cut a wide swath through the town.

嵐が街を席巻し、大きな破壊をもたらした。

2.The effect of velocity on the longitudinal motion of SWATH ship in irregular waves is researched.

スライス理論に基づいて SWATH 船の規則波及不規則波における縦運動理論予報プログラムを作成した。

3.The tornado cut a swath through the town.

竜巻が町を襲い、破壊の痕跡を残した。

4.A swath of moonlight in the long garden was mottled over with dark shadows.

長尺の天井から月の光が出て、その中に黒い影がいくつか塗ってある。dd>
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5.That singer cut a swath on the stage in the small town.

その歌手はこの町の舞台で出し切った。