stroke

stroʊk

strowk

/strəʊk/

英語での「stroke」の定義と意味

to stroke

動詞

撫でる, 手を滑らせる

to rub gently or caress an animal's fur or hair

Transitive: to stroke an animal's fur

例

To calm the nervous kitten, the veterinarian gently stroked its back while examining it.

神経質な子猫を落ち着かせるために、獣医は検査しながら優しくその背中を撫でた。

撫でる, 優しく触れる

to move one's hand gently and slowly over something or someone

例

She stroked his cheek softly before saying goodbye.

別れの前に、彼女は彼の頬を優しく撫でた。

打つ, 押し進める

to hit, kick, or propel a ball smoothly and accurately

Transitive: to stroke a ball

例

He stroked the golf ball gently, sending it rolling across the green towards the hole.

彼はゴルフボールを優しく打ち、グリーンを横切ってホールに向かって転がしました。

褒める, お世辞を言う

to offer praise, compliments, or reassurances to build a friendly connection or encourage positive behavior

Transitive: to stroke sb

例

The manager stroked his team members by acknowledging their hard work and dedication.

マネージャーはチームメンバーの努力と献身を認めることで彼らを褒めました。

漕ぐ, リズムをとる

to set the rhythm or pace for the rowers or paddlers in a boat or crew

Transitive: to stroke rowers

例

John strokes the crew with precision, setting a steady rhythm.

ジョンは正確に漕ぎ、安定したリズムを設定します。

Stroke

名詞

a gentle, intentional touch, often with the hand, used to comfort, show affection, or provide reassurance

例

She gave the cat a comforting stroke.

a single deliberate movement of a pen, pencil, or paintbrush that produces a mark on a surface

例

The artist added a bold stroke of red paint.

an act of hitting or striking a ball with a bat, racket, club, cue, or hand

例

She executed a perfect forehand stroke.

the maximum movement or single complete motion of a pivoted or reciprocating part

例

The engine piston has a stroke of 10 cm.

a light or delicate contact, movement, or mark made on an object or surface

例

She added a final stroke of paint to the canvas.

脳卒中, 卒中

a dangerous condition in which a person loses consciousness as a result of a blood vessel breaking open or becoming blocked in their brain, which could kill or paralyze a part of their body

例

A stroke occurs when a blood vessel in the brain either becomes blocked ( ischemic stroke ) or bursts ( hemorrhagic stroke ).

脳卒中は、脳内の血管が詰まる（虚血性脳卒中）か破裂する（出血性脳卒中）ときに起こります。

打撃, 動き

one movement in a series of repeated actions where something moves back and forth or up and down

例

The machine worked with the steady stroke of its parts.

その機械は部品の安定したストロークで作動した。

ストローク, 漕ぎ

the coordinated movement of arms and legs used to propel oneself through the water or move a boat forward

例

Learning proper stroke mechanics helps athletes improve performance and prevent injury.

適切なストロークのメカニズムを学ぶことは、アスリートがパフォーマンスを向上させ、怪我を防ぐのに役立ちます。

線, 斜線

a short, diagonal mark used in writing or printing, often to separate words, phrases, or numbers

diagonal

slash

solidus

virgule

oblique

例

The date was written as 12/25/2024 with a stroke.

日付は12/25/2024とスラッシュで書かれていました。

an event that occurs suddenly or by chance, without an obvious cause

例

It was a stroke of luck that she found her keys.

the rower closest to the stern of the boat who sets the rhythm and pace for the rest of the crew

例

The stroke keeps the rhythm for the entire rowing team.

a unit of scoring in golf, specifically the act of hitting the ball with a club

例

He took three strokes to finish the hole.

any successful action, achievement, or fortunate event

例

Launching that campaign was a stroke for the company.

a single mark, line, or brush movement used to form characters in writing systems such as Chinese, Japanese, or Korean

例

Each Chinese character is composed of several strokes.

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英語での「stroke」の定義と意味

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