woody
英 ['wʊdɪ]
美 ['wʊdi]
- adj.木のような; 木に覆われた; 木のような
- n.（ウッディ）人の名前；（英）Woody
英語の語源
- woody (adj.)
- late 14c., "overgrown with trees and shrubs," from wood (n.) + -y (2). Of plants, "having a stem of wood," from 1570s. Related: Woodiness. Old English had wudulic. As a name for a kind of station wagon with wood panels, by 1961, U.S. surfer slang (real wood exterior panels were rare after 1951 and the last use of real wood was in the 1953 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon). Slang meaning "erection" attested by 1990 (for hardness).
例文
- 1. Trim any tough or woody stalks from the asparagus.
- アスパラガスに付いている太いまたは古くなった茎をカットします。
- 2.This oil has a lovely woody fragrance.
- この精油は心地よい木の香りを放っている。
- 3.She dedicated her first album to Woody Allen.
- 彼女は自分の最初のアルバムをウディ?アレンに捧げた。
- 4.Care must be taken when triming around woody plants like shrubs and trees.
- 低木や高木のような木本植物を剪定するときは注意しなければならない。
- 5.The roots of woody plants grow deep.
- 木本植物の根茎は深く成長している。
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