vary

• vi. 変化する；変異する；違反する。
• vt. 変化させる；多様化させる；変化させる
• n. （E.F.R.C.の）Vary.

ラテン語のvario「変化する」から。

vary

vary: [14] Latin varius meant ‘speckled, variegated, changeable’ (it gave English various [16], and may have been related to Latin vārus ‘bent, crooked, knock-kneed’, source of English prevaricate). It had a range of derivatives, which have given English variable [14], variance [14], variant [14], variegate [17], variety [16], variola ‘smallpox’ [18] (which retains the original notion of ‘speckling’), and vary.
=> prevaricate, variegate, variety, variola, various

vary (v.)

mid-14c. (transitive); late 14c. (intransitive), from Old French variier "be changed, go astray; change, alter, transform" and directly from Latin variare "change, alter, make different," from varius "varied, different, spotted;" perhaps related to varus "bent, crooked, knock-kneed," and varix "varicose vein," from a PIE root *wer- (1) "high raised spot or other bodily infirmity" (cognates: Old English wearte "wart," Swedish varbulde "pus swelling," Latin verruca "wart"). Related: Varied; varying.

1. The levels of tolerable pain vary greatly from individual to individual.

痛みへの耐性は人によって大きく異なります。

2.Prices may vary so it 's well worth shopping around before you buy.

価格は高くも低くもなる可能性があるので、買う前に3社を比べる必要があります。

3.The importance of being an Olympian will vary from athlete to athlete.

オリンピックに参加することは選手ごとに意味が異なる。

4.The treatment regime may vary widely depending on the type of injury.

怪我の種類によって治療法が大きく異なる可能性がある。

5.This absolutist belief is replaced by an appreciation that rules can vary .

という絶対主義的な信念は、規則がこの認識を変えることができることに置き換えられている。