/ɪnˈvɑːlvd/
意味: 関わった、関与した(過去形)
例文: ALX-9000 was involved in a jam incident.
ALX-9000はジャム事件に関与していた。
言葉のよくある組み合わせ: get involved (関与する), deeply involved (深く関与する), involved process (複雑な過程)
定義: 何かに関与している、または参加している状態を指します。例えば、プロジェクトや活動に参加している場合に使います。また、状況や問題が複雑であることを示すこともあります。
involvedは約8,000語に1回程度の頻出度です。
口語性、形式性、抽象度、感情度水平グラフ: 会話での使われやすさ、フォーマル度、抽象度(具体・概念)、感情度を示します。数値が高いほど、その特徴が強いことを表します。
感情分析レーダーチャート: 怒り、期待、嫌悪、恐れ、喜び、悲しみ、驚き、信頼、ポジティブ、ネガティブの強さを示します。
年代別単語頻度グラフこのグラフは、1900年からの単語出現頻度の推移を示しています。値は ×10⁻⁸ スケールで表示されています。
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Definitions(定義)
Verb: connect closely and often incriminatingly
Verb: engage as a participant
Verb: have as a necessary feature
Verb: require as useful, just, or proper
Verb: contain as a part
Verb: occupy or engage the interest of
Verb: make complex or intricate or complicated
Adjective: connected by participation or association or use
Adjective: entangled or hindered as if e.g. in mire
Adjective: emotionally involved
Adjective: highly complex or intricate and occasionally devious; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; – Sir Walter Scott
Adjective: enveloped
Parts of Speech(品詞)
Verb, Adjective
Examples(例文)
感情分析に使用された例文:
She was deeply involved in the community project.(彼女は地域のプロジェクトに深く関わっていた。)
The story became too involved to follow easily.(話が複雑すぎて簡単に理解できなかった。)
He got involved in a charity event last weekend.(彼は先週末、チャリティーイベントに参加した。)
Word Netから抽出した例文:
Verb: This new ruling affects your business
Verb: Don’t involve me in your family affairs!
Verb: This decision involves many changes
Verb: It takes nerve to do what she did
Verb: success usually requires hard work
Verb: This job asks a lot of patience and skill
Verb: This position demands a lot of personal sacrifice
Verb: This dinner calls for a spectacular dessert
Verb: This intervention does not postulate a patient’s consent
Verb: Dinner at Joe’s always involves at least six courses
Verb: His story completely involved me during the entire afternoon
Verb: The situation was rather involved
Adjective: we accomplished nothing, simply because of the large number of people involved
Adjective: the problems involved
Adjective: the involved muscles
Adjective: I don’t want to get involved
Adjective: everyone involved in the bribery case has been identified
Adjective: the difficulties in which the question is involved
Adjective: brilliant leadership mired in details and confusion
Adjective: the Byzantine tax structure
Adjective: Byzantine methods for holding on to his chairmanship
Adjective: convoluted legal language
Adjective: convoluted reasoning
Adjective: the plot was too involved
Adjective: a knotty problem
Adjective: got his way by labyrinthine maneuvering
Adjective: Oh, what a tangled web we weave
Adjective: tortuous legal procedures
Adjective: tortuous negotiations lasting for months
Adjective: a castle involved in mist
Synonyms/Antonyms(類語/反意語)
Synonyms(類語): Byzantine, affect, ask, call for, convoluted, demand, imply, involve, involved, knotty, mired, necessitate, need, postulate, regard, require, take, tangled, tortuous
Antonyms(反意語): obviate, uninvolved
Hypernyms/Hyponyms(上位語/下位語)
Hypernyms (General categories)(上位語): absorb, admit, complicate, have, include, refer
Coordinate Terms(同じ上位語をもつもの): abound, apply, bear, brim, bristle, carry, consume, develop, embrace, focus on, give off, hold, imply, incorporate, inhere in, initiate, involve, matter to, possess, read, readmit, rivet, sophisticate, sport, star, subsume, unite, wear
Hyponyms (Specific examples)(下位語): carry, claim, compel, cost, cry out for, draw, embroil, entangle, govern, implicate
Derivationally Related Words(派生語)
Derivationally Related Words: demand, implication, involution, involvement, knottiness, necessity, need, regard, requirement, tortuousness
Categories(カテゴリー)
Domain Categories: psychology
Usage Category: common
Usage Context: conversation, descriptive, emotional
Grammatical Notes:
transitive verb
Prefixes/Suffixes(接頭辞/接尾辞)
Prefixes(接頭辞): in
Suffixes(接尾辞): ed
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Other Information(その他)
Is Abstract?(抽象的な言葉?) No
Is Emotion Word?(感情的な言葉?) No
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