twilight

意味: たそがれ

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定義: 日没の直後

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twilightは200,000語に1回程度の頻出度です。

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Definitions(定義)

Noun: the time of day immediately following sunset
Noun: the diffused light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon but its rays are refracted by the atmosphere of the earth
Noun: a condition of decline following successes
Adjective: lighted by or as if by twilight; -Henry Fielding

Parts of Speech(品詞)

Noun, Adjective

Examples(例文)

Noun: he loved the twilight
Noun: they finished before the fall of night
Noun: in the twilight of the empire
Adjective: The dusky night rides down the sky/And ushers in the morn
Adjective: the twilight glow of the sky
Adjective: a boat on a twilit river

Synonyms/Antonyms(類語/反意語)

Synonyms(類語): crepuscle, crepuscule, dusk, dusky, evenfall, fall, gloam, gloaming, nightfall, twilight, twilit

Antonyms(反意語):

Hypernyms/Hyponyms(上位語/下位語)

Hypernyms (General categories)(上位語): decline, hour, light

Coordinate Terms(同じ上位語をもつもの): beam, bedtime, candlelight, canonical hour, closing time, corona, counterglow, dawn, daylight, early-morning hour, firelight, fluorescence, friar’s lantern, gaslight, glow, half-light, happy hour, incandescence, lamplight, late-night hour, luminescence, mealtime, meteor, midnight, moonlight, neglect, none, noon, radiance, rush hour, scintillation, small hours, starlight, streamer, sunlight, sunset, torchlight, twilight, wreck, zero hour

Hyponyms (Specific examples)(下位語): night

Derivationally Related Words(派生語)

Derivationally Related Words: crepuscular, dusk, duskiness, dusky

Categories(カテゴリー)

Domain Categories: general

Usage Category: common

Usage Context: descriptive

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Prefixes/Suffixes(接頭辞/接尾辞)

Prefixes(接頭辞):

Suffixes(接尾辞):

Exam Level

英検準1級

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Other Information(その他)

Is Abstract?(抽象的な言葉?) Yes

Is Emotion Word?(感情的な言葉?) No

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