Bull
01
雄牛, 牛科の任意の雄のメンバー
any male member of the cow family
例
The bull pawed at the ground, its breath steaming in the cold air, ready to charge.
雄牛は地面を掻き、冷たい空気の中で息を白くさせながら、突進する準備ができていた。
02
a police officer
Informal例
The bull patrolled the neighborhood.
03
a serious or foolish mistake
例
Forgetting to file the report was a real bull.
04
behavior that is unacceptable or outrageous
例
His rude comments were complete bull.
05
a very large and powerful man
例
He 's a bull of a man, capable of lifting heavy loads.
5.1
雄牛, 牡牛
a very muscular, bodybuilder-type gay man, usually weighing over 200 pounds
例
At the gym, he was known as a bull.
ジムでは、彼はブルとして知られていました。
06
a mature male of various mammals whose female is called a cow
例
The elephant bull led the herd.
07
the central point of a target in shooting or archery
例
He hit the bull on the dartboard.
08
the second astrological sign of the zodiac
例
Taurus, the bull, represents people born in April and May.
09
強気, 楽観主義者
someone who buys or holds a certain asset or market expecting that their prices will increase, allowing them to sell at a profit
例
Bulls thrive in bullish markets, capitalizing on rising prices to achieve substantial profits.
強気筋は強気市場で繁栄し、価格の上昇を利用して実質的な利益を達成します。
to bull
01
to push, shove, or force something or someone
例
Workers had to bull the heavy crate up the ramp.
02
to increase or rise in price
例
Shares began to bull after the positive earnings report.
03
to speak insincerely, exaggerate, or talk without regard for truth
例
He bulled about his achievements at the meeting.
04
to attempt to raise stock prices through speculative buying
例
Investors tried to bull the shares before the quarterly report.
