case

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keis

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英語での「case」の定義と意味

Case

名詞

事件, 事例

a matter that is to be dealt with in a court of law

cause

brief

例

The lawyer prepared diligently for the upcoming murder case, knowing it would be challenging.

スーツケース, トランク

a container in which goods can be stored and safely carried around

例

She packed her clothes into a large case for the trip.

彼女は旅行のために服を大きなスーツケースに詰めた。

2.1

ケース, 箱

the contents or the amount held in a portable container that keeps the goods safe and secure

例

She ordered a case of pens for the office, which amounted to 50 pens in total.

彼女はオフィス用にペンを1ケース注文し、それは合計50本になりました。

a fabric cover designed to enclose a pillow

例

She changed the pillow case weekly.

the outer housing or protective shell of a device or object

例

The phone 's case cracked on impact.

ケース, 筐体

a container that holds the major internal components of a computer, such as the motherboard, power supply, and storage devices

例

The PC case is made of metal and plastic to protect the hardware inside.

PCのケースは内部のハードウェアを保護するために金属とプラスチックで作られています。

場合, 例

an example of a certain kind of situation

例

In this case, we need to follow the company's emergency procedures.

この場合、会社の緊急手順に従う必要があります。

a particular situation defined by specific circumstances

例

In her case, the rules were applied differently.

a person who requires professional attention or treatment

例

They admitted a new case to the clinic.

事件, 議論

a series of facts supporting a theory or an argument

例

The case for the new policy was supported by extensive research and data analysis.

新しい政策の論拠は、広範な研究とデータ分析によって支持されました。

a matter that requires investigation or detailed examination

例

The case involved missing documents.

a person who is the subject of research, experimentation, or observation

例

The study included fifty cases.

a grammatical category marking how a noun, pronoun, or adjective relates to other words in a sentence

例

English has limited case marking.

a glass-fronted container used to store and display objects in a shop, museum, or home

例

The fossils were arranged in a display case.

a compartmented tray used by compositors to store individual pieces of type

例

The printer sorted letters into the case.

the frame that surrounds a door or window opening

例

The door would n't fit the case properly.

a protective covering that encloses an organ or structural part of an organism

例

The larva formed a tough case around itself.

a particular typographic variant defined by its dimensions and design features

例

The printer ordered a larger case for headings.

a person of a particular kind, especially one seen as odd

例

He 's a real case when he gets excited.

a temporary and specific state of mind or emotional condition

例

She had a case of nerves before the exam.

to case

動詞

to examine or survey a location carefully, typically with the intent to commit a robbery

例

The thieves cased the jewelry store before breaking in.

to cover something in, or as if in, a protective case

例

He cased the guitar in its hard shell before traveling.

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英語での「case」の定義と意味

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