balance

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英語での「balance」の定義と意味

Balance

名詞

the ability to maintain a steady position or posture, preventing falling or tipping

例

The tightrope walker demonstrated incredible balance.

After the injury, she worked on her balance before returning to sports.

(in mathematics) the property of symmetry or exact correspondence of parts on opposite sides of a dividing line or plane

例

The triangle has balance because both sides mirror each other.

Architects use balance in designing symmetrical buildings.

残高, バランス

the sum of money that is left in a bank account

例

After paying bills and expenses, she always checks her balance to ensure she has enough money left for savings.

請求書と経費を支払った後、彼女は常に残高を確認して、貯金に十分なお金が残っていることを確認します。

When making large purchases, it 's crucial to keep an eye on your balance to avoid overdrawing your account.

大きな買い物をする際には、口座の残高に注意を払い、オーバードローを避けることが重要です。

a state in an account where the total credits exactly equal the total debits, leaving no difference

例

After reconciling the books, the accountant confirmed the balance was zero.

The ledger showed a perfect balance between income and expenses.

バランス, 調和

the distribution of visual weight or elements within a composition, resulting in a sense of harmony and equilibrium

例

The artist achieved perfect balance by placing dark shapes opposite light ones.

アーティストは、暗い形状を明るい形状の反対側に配置することで完璧なバランスを達成しました。

The designer adjusted the layout to restore visual balance to the page.

デザイナーはページの視覚的なバランスを回復するためにレイアウトを調整しました。

a device for weighing objects, relying on the force of gravity

例

The jeweler placed the gold ring on the balance to measure its weight.

The kitchen balance showed the flour weighed exactly 500 grams.

a weight used to counteract or offset another weight

例

The scale needed a balance to counter the 5-kg mass.

Engineers added a balance to stabilize the rotating machine.

a wheel or mechanism in a timepiece that regulates movement, oscillating against the hairspring to maintain accurate beat

例

The watchmaker carefully adjusted the balance of the mechanical watch.

A smooth balance ensures that the clock keeps accurate time.

the seventh sign of the zodiac, corresponding to Libra, with the sun in this sign from about September 23 to October 22

例

She was born under the sign of balance and loves harmony in life.

Balance is often associated with fairness and diplomacy.

a person born while the sun is in Libra

例

As a balance, he tends to seek compromise in conflicts.

Balances are thought to enjoy social activities and artistic pursuits.

something remaining after other parts have been used, taken, or removed

例

Only a small balance of the cake was left after the party.

The teacher returned the books and kept the balance for herself.

even distribution of elements, power, influence, or qualities

例

Diplomats strive to maintain balance among competing nations.

Balance between work and leisure is important for mental health.

to balance

動詞

to bring something into a state of stability or harmony

例

The manager balanced the team's workload to prevent burnout.

He balanced his studies and part-time job efficiently.

to calculate or adjust the credits and debits of an account so that they are equal

例

The accountant balanced the ledger at the end of the fiscal year.

She spent the afternoon balancing the company's accounts.

to be in a state of equilibrium or stability

例

The economy balanced after months of careful policy adjustments.

His mood balanced between optimism and concern.

バランスをとる, 均衡を保つ

to keep something in a stable and even position, typically by adjusting or redistributing weight

例

She managed to balance the tray of drinks as she walked across the room.

彼女は部屋を横切るときに飲み物のトレイをバランスさせることができた。

The gymnast had to balance carefully on the beam during her routine.

体操選手は、演技中に注意深く平均台でバランスを取らなければなりませんでした。

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英語での「balance」の定義と意味

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