brood
brood
brud
brood
British pronunciation
/bɹˈuːd/

英語での「brood」の定義と意味

Brood
01

ひな, 子孫

all the young of a bird hatched at the same time, or the young of an animal cared for together
brood definition and meaning
example
The mother hen clucked softly to her brood of chicks, guiding them to a patch of grass for foraging.
雌鳥はひな鳥の群れに優しく鳴き声をかけ、草の茂みへと導いて餌を探させた。
The duck 's brood followed her in a neat line as she led them to the safety of the pond.
アヒルのひなは、彼女が池の安全へと導くとき、整然とした列で彼女に続いた。
to brood
01

思い悩む, くよくよ考える

to dwell on one’s troubles or worries in a depressed way
Intransitive
to brood definition and meaning
example
The rainy weather made her brood about her financial struggles.
雨の天気が彼女に財政的な苦労についてくよくよ考えさせた
He tended to brood on his failures rather than focusing on finding solutions.
彼は解決策を見つけることに集中するよりも、自分の失敗をくよくよ考える傾向があった。
02

温める, 孵卵する

to sit on an egg until it hatches
Transitive: to brood bird eggs
to brood definition and meaning
example
The hen brooded her eggs carefully in the nest.
めんどりは巣の中で卵を注意深く温めた
Penguins take turns brooding their eggs in the cold.
ペンギンは寒さの中で卵を温めるために交代します。
03

覆いかぶさる, 脅かすように垂れ込める

to stay close or hang over something in a heavy or threatening way
Intransitive
example
Dark clouds brooded over the valley before the storm.
嵐の前に暗い雲が谷の上に垂れ込めた
The shadow of the mountain brooded over the small village.
山の影が小さな村の上に垂れ込めていた.
04

思い悩む, 不機嫌になる

to stay quiet and upset, showing anger or annoyance without saying much
Intransitive
example
She brooded for hours, her arms crossed and her face set in a frown.
彼女は何時間も考え込んだ、腕を組んで顔をしかめて。
He tended to brood whenever things did n’t go his way.
物事が自分の思い通りにならないとき、彼は思い悩む傾向があった。
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