wale
英 [weɪl]
美 [wel]
- n. ムチの跡；筋；凸状の縞模様
- vt.鞭の跡を残す；リボンを編む
- n.（ウェール）人名；（英）ウェール；（スウェーデン）ヴァレ
英語の語源
- wale (n.)
- Old English walu "ridge, bank" of earth or stone, later "ridge made on flesh by a lash" (related to weal (n.2)); from Proto-Germanic *walo (cognates: Low German wale "weal," Old Frisian walu "rod," Old Norse v?lr "round piece of wood," Gothic walus "a staff, stick," Dutch wortel, German wurzel "root"), from PIE root *wel- (3) "to turn, roll" (see volvox). The common notion perhaps is "raised line." Used in reference to the ridges of textile fabric from 1580s. Wales "horizontal planks which extend along a ship's sides" is attested from late 13c.
例文
- 1. She purposely abstained from mentioning Mrs. Wale 's more special inuation.
- 彼女はわざとウォル夫人の陰険な挑発を避けた。
- 2.Under British rule，its official name was Prince of Wale 's Island.
- 英政府はこの島をウェルズ新王島と命名した。
- 3.But Wale argues there 's more to the company 's success than that.
- しかし、ウィルは会社を成功させる要因はまだたくさんあると主張している。
- 4. Wale also said demand from smaller cities 'should ensure some growth momentum.
- 甘文維氏によると、小都市の自動車需要は一部の成長傾向を保証するべきだという。
- 5.The law prohibit the wale of alcohol to minor.
- 未成年者への酒類の販売は法律で禁止されている。
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