n1. a position that is sloping
n2. a way of writing about something that shows who or what you support
v. to slope in a particular direction
n2. a way of writing about something that shows who or what you support
v. to slope in a particular direction
slanted/slæ'ntid/
adj1. sloping in one direction
adj2. showing information about one person, one side of an argument, etc. in such a positive or negative way that it is unfair:
adj2. showing information about one person, one side of an argument, etc. in such a positive or negative way that it is unfair:
slate/sléit/
n. a dark grey rock that can easily be cut into thin pieces, or a small,
flat piece of this used to cover a roof
sleek/slí:k/
adj. Sleek hair is smooth and very shiny
sleepy/slí:pi/
adj. feeling tired and wanting to go to sleep
slide/sláid/
n1. a large object that children climb and slide down as a game
n2. a small piece of film that you shine light through in order to see a photograph
v. to move smoothly over a surface
n2. a small piece of film that you shine light through in order to see a photograph
v. to move smoothly over a surface
slight/sláit/
adj1. small and not important
slightly/sláitli/
slip/slíp/
slippery/slíp(ə)ri/
slow/slóu/
slowdown/slóudaùn/
slowly/slóuli/
sluggish/slʌ'giʃ/
slump/slʌ'mp/
small business
smoke detector
smoothly/smu:ðli/
snack/snæ'k/
so (that)
so as to
so far
so-called/sòukɔ':ld/
soak/sóuk/
soaking/sóukiŋ/
adj2. Someone who is slight is thin.
slightly/sláitli/
adv. a little
slip/slíp/
n1. a small piece of paper
n2. a small mistake
v1. to slide by accident and fall or almost fall
v2. to slide out of the correct position
v3. to go somewhere quietly or quickly
n2. a small mistake
v1. to slide by accident and fall or almost fall
v2. to slide out of the correct position
v3. to go somewhere quietly or quickly
slippery/slíp(ə)ri/
adj. If something is slippery, it is difficult to hold or walk on because
it is smooth or wet.
slow/slóu/
adj1. moving, happening, or doing something without much speed
adj2. If a clock is slow, it shows a time that is earlier than the correct time.
v. to become slower or to make something become slower
adj2. If a clock is slow, it shows a time that is earlier than the correct time.
v. to become slower or to make something become slower
slowdown/slóudaùn/
n. a reduction in speed or activity
slowly/slóuli/
adv. at a slow speed
sluggish/slʌ'giʃ/
adj. moving or working more slowly than usual
slump/slʌ'mp/
v1. If a price, value, or amount slumps, it goes down suddenly.
v2. to fall or sit down suddenly because you feel tired or weak
v2. to fall or sit down suddenly because you feel tired or weak
small business
a small company, or small companies as a group. A small business is often
privately owned, does not employ many people, and has a low volume of sales
smoke detector
a device that makes a loud noise when smoke is present to warn of a possible
fire
smoothly/smu:ðli/
adv. easily and without interruption or difficulty
snack/snæ'k/
n. a small amount of food
so (that)
in order to make something happen or be possible
so as to
in order to
so far
until now
so-called/sòukɔ':ld/
adj. used to show that you think a word that is used to describe someone
or something is wrong
soak/sóuk/
v1. to put something in a liquid for a period of time
v2. to make something very wet
v2. to make something very wet
soaking/sóukiŋ/
adj. completely wet
日本語ワードネット1.1版 (C) 情報通信研究機構, 2009-2010 License
WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved. License
tatoeba.orgの例文をCC BY 2.0 FRライセンスの下に利用しています。
WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved. License
tatoeba.orgの例文をCC BY 2.0 FRライセンスの下に利用しています。