form
form
fɔrm
fawrm
British pronunciation
/fˈɔːm/

英語での「form」の定義と意味

Form
01

, シルエット

the shape of someone or something, especially the outline
form definition and meaning
example
The building 's form stood out against the skyline with its unique silhouette.
その建物のは、ユニークなシルエットでスカイラインに映えていた。
02

the physical structure of the human body

form definition and meaning
03

フォーム, 用紙

a printed piece of paper with spaces on it to answer questions or record information
form definition and meaning
example
She filled out the form with her personal details and signed at the bottom.
彼女は用紙に自分の個人情報を記入し、下部に署名しました。
04

a class of things sharing a defining feature

example
The sculptor admired the intricate form of the statue he had created.
05

the spoken or written shape of a word used for identification or description

06

a specific pronunciation, spelling, or inflection of a word within a grammatical system

07

a shallow depression or resting spot made by a hare for concealment or protection

08

形式, フォーマット

the manner in which something is presented, expressed, or structured
example
The data was presented in graphical form, with charts and diagrams used to illustrate the findings.
データはグラフィカルな形式で提示され、調査結果を説明するためにチャートや図が使用されました。
09

形式, 構造

the overall structure or organization of a musical composition
example
The sonata form consists of exposition, development, and recapitulation sections, providing a framework for classical compositions.
ソナタ形式は、提示部、展開部、再現部からなり、古典的な作曲のための枠組みを提供します。
10

a subgroup within a species marked by minor, nonessential variations

example
Achillea millefolium ( common yarrow ) has several forms: " californica, " " lanulosa, " and " occidentalis "
11

a full-scale mannequin used for fitting or presenting clothing

12

a shaping container used to hold and harden poured concrete

13

a capacity to perform at a high or desirable level

14

クラス, グループ

a group of students within a British school who are organized together based on factors such as age or academic ability
example
The students in form 10B participated in a science fair competition.
10Bの生徒たちは科学フェアの競技会に参加しました。
15

a pattern or organization by which sensory information is recognized

to form
01

形成する, 構成する

to combine parts or bring them together to create something
Transitive: to form sth
to form definition and meaning
example
The ingredients form a cohesive mixture when blended together in the recipe.
材料は、レシピで一緒に混ぜると、まとまりのある混合物を形成します
02

形成する, 形を成す

to develop or come into existence
Intransitive
to form definition and meaning
example
As the temperature dropped, icicles started to form along the edges of the roof.
気温が下がるにつれて、屋根の端に沿ってつららが形成され始めた。
03

形作る, 成型する

to make something into a shape
Transitive: to form sth
to form definition and meaning
example
Bakers use molds to form cookies into various shapes.
パン屋は型を使ってクッキーをさまざまな形に形成します。
04

形を成す, 形成される

to assume or take on a particular shape or structure
Intransitive: to form into sth
example
Over time, the clay began to form into a smooth, rounded shape as the potter's hands worked the wheel.
時間が経つにつれて、陶工の手がろくろを回すうちに、粘土は滑らかで丸みを帯びた形に形作られ始めました。
05

形成する, 構成する

to act as one of the elements that constitutes a larger whole
Transitive: to form a whole
example
The chapters of a book form the structure of the narrative.
本の章は物語の構造を形成します
06

形作る, 考案する

to conceive or develop an idea, concept, or plan within one's mind
Transitive: to form an idea or concept
example
The architect formed a vision for the new building, imagining its design, functionality, and aesthetic appeal.
建築家は新しい建物のデザイン、機能性、美的魅力を想像しながら、ビジョンを形成しました。
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