to shed
01
to let hair, skin, horn, or feathers fall naturally
例
Birds shed old feathers during molting season.
Snakes shed their skin several times a year.
02
取り除く, 捨てる
to get rid of something that is not wanted or needed anymore
例
After the spring cleaning, she shed a lot of old clothes that no longer fit her.
春の大掃除の後、彼女はもう自分に合わない多くの古い服を処分した。
The company decided to shed some of its less profitable branches to streamline operations.
会社は、事業を効率化するために、収益性の低い支店の一部を切り離すことを決めました。
03
こぼす, 漏らす
to accidentally release or spill a liquid or substance in a sudden and uncontrolled manner
例
The worker accidentally shed oil all over the factory floor, making it slippery.
労働者が誤って工場の床全体に油をこぼし、滑りやすくしてしまった。
She shed a cup of coffee on the table, staining the papers underneath.
彼女はテーブルにコーヒーを一杯こぼし、下にあった書類を汚した。
04
流す, こぼす
to let a substance flow out or spill over
例
The wound caused her arm to shed a small amount of blood.
その傷で彼女の腕から少量の血が流れ出た。
Trees in the forest often shed resin that hardens over time.
森の木々はしばしば樹脂を分泌し、時間とともに硬化します。
Shed
01
物置, 小屋
a simple and small cottage-like building that is built to store things or shelter animals
例
The tools were neatly arranged inside the garden shed behind the house.
道具は家の裏にある庭の物置の中にきちんと並べられていた。
The farmer built a wooden shed to provide shelter for his goats during the winter.
農夫は冬の間、自分のヤギに避難所を提供するために木製の小屋を建てた。
02
a large, simple industrial building used to house machinery or equipment
Dialect
British
British例
The factory 's engine shed was filled with heavy machines.
Workers inspected the locomotives inside the rail shed.
shed
01
cast off or lost at an early stage of development
例
The insect 's shed skin was found on the leaf.
Shed petals covered the ground beneath the tree.
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