rat
rat
ræt
rāt
British pronunciation
/ræt/

英語での「rat」の定義と意味

01

ネズミ, 齧歯類

a large mouse-like animal with a long tail, which spreads diseases
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rat definition and meaning
example
The rat scurried along the alley, searching for scraps of food.
ネズミは路地を走り回り、食べ物の残り物を探していました。
Despite efforts to control their population, rats remain a common sight in urban areas.
彼らの個体数を制御する努力にもかかわらず、ネズミは都市部でよく見られる光景のままです。
02

a pad, typically made of hair, worn to add volume to a woman's hairstyle

example
She inserted a rat to lift her hairstyle for the party.
The stylist used a rat to create a fuller look.
03

a person considered treacherous, despicable, or contemptible

example
He felt betrayed by a rat in the office.
She calls anyone who lies to friends a rat.
04

someone who works or provides replacement workers during a strike

example
Strikers accused the man of being a rat.
He hires rats to keep the factory running during the strike.
05

密告者, 情報提供者

someone who gives information about other people and their crimes or wrongdoings to the police or authorities
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example
The criminal gang was furious when they discovered there was a rat in their midst.
犯罪組織は、自分たちの中に密告者がいることを発見したとき激怒した。
He was labeled a rat after he cooperated with the police and testified against his former associates.
彼は警察と協力し、元仲間に対して証言した後、密告者と呼ばれた。
to rat
01

to use a hair pad to add volume or fullness to a hairstyle

example
She rats her hair before attending the gala.
The stylist rats the curls for a vintage look.
02

to abandon or betray one's friends, group, or party for personal gain

example
He rats on his teammates to secure a promotion.
The politician rats his party for personal advantage.
03

take the place of someone who is on strike, performing their work

example
He rats during the labor strike at the factory.
The company hires workers to rat for those on strike.
04

to employ strikebreakers to replace striking workers

example
The factory rats the production lines during the strike.
Management rats by hiring replacement workers.
05

密告する, 裏切る

to inform on someone or betray them, often by disclosing their wrongdoing to authorities
example
He decided to rat on his accomplices to get a reduced sentence.
彼は刑を軽減してもらうために共犯者を密告することに決めた。
The gang member was ostracized after he ratted out his former associates.
そのギャングのメンバーは、元仲間を密告した後、村八分にされた。
06

to hunt or catch rats, often using dogs trained for the purpose

example
The farmer rats around the barn every morning.
He trains the dog to rat effectively in the granary.
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