英語 での Epithet の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Well, I'm a man of many epithets.
This epithet is also used for a specific sculpture at the Vatican Museums.
La is placed before other epithets of the noun.
(EPITHET) And if America is to be a great nation, this must become true.
In Egyptian religion, jt-nṯr"god father" was an epithet of Thot.
When an adjective is used as an epithet of a noun, the noun is sometimes left out.
Sometimes a kiel-expression or ol-expression relates only to the epithet of a word.
The Latin specific epithet buxifolia means“with leaves like Buxus(box)”.
Many early settlers succumbed to malaria,earning Penang the"the White Man's Grave" epithet.
Adjectives can act as epithets for nouns(adjectives that directly describe something).
Without a synopsis, all one can do is to call it insightful andother such epithets.
The word"yellow" can be used as a metaphor or contextual epithet, for example,"the days of yellow".
The different geographical epithets given to the two brothers suggests that they may not have shared the same father.
But after Margaret Thatcher's time as prime minister,this grim epithet no longer seemed applicable.
The epithet"Latin" should emphasize the fact that most of the population there speaks Roman languages, to which French belongs.
That this was so was also evident from the frequentuse of the original Sumerian divine names, epithets, and writing signs.
Incidentally, the author has nothing against adding the epithet"object-oriented" in ad copy for products, such as the RRR family.
He himself declined even thetitle of"good master," because he wanted to reserve this epithet for God alone"Matt.
The specific name(epithet) hoffmanni was added by Gideon Mantell in 1829, honouring Hoffmann, on the presumption he was the discoverer of the type specimen.
This half-year has been one day after another of bad economic news,generally accompanied by the epithet"unprecedented" or"once in a hundred years.
But, in the first place, this epithet Mál'akhî could not have the same value in i, 1, as in iii, 1, where it is the noun augmented by the suffix(my angel).
Mirabilis of the genus name was attached from the meaning of"genus Eubilea",jalapa of species epithet"from the town of Mexico'Yarappa.
The word Bluetooth is originally coming from Scandinavian, the epithet of the tenth-century king Harald Bluetooth who united dissonant Danish tribes into a single kingdom.
Max's friend, Bunny Striker Lee, was beginning to make a name for himself as a record producer and he not only employed Max as a salesman but, after hearing him attempt to impress a local girl,Striker also gave him his'Romeo' epithet.
The origin of the name is at Zwartkop arboreum aionios Greece language: permanently,the species epithet: trees, Garden cultivar name: Netherlands, black head face.
In the 1960s and 1970s, the CIA earned the epithet“Murder, Inc.” for its involvement in series of assassinations and assassination attempts against foreign leaders, ranging from Patrice Lumumba in the Congo to Cuba's Fidel Castro.
In conclusion, when you talk about the epithet"object-orientation," you need to be careful because sometimes people implement what can be implemented without using any object-oriented technology whatsoever and then rant on as if it was a great achievement of object-orientation.
This form of author citation indicates that the epithet was originally published in another genus(in this case as Cistus coridifolius) by the first author, Dominique Villars(indicated by the enclosing parentheses), but moved to the present genus Helianthemum by the second(revising) author(António Xavier Pereira Coutinho).