A person who serves as a guide, especially in museums, art galleries, or educational institutions, providing information and explanations about exhibits or specific areas of study.
“The museum’s docent gave a fascinating tour of the new art exhibit.”
その博物館のドセントが新しいアート展の魅力的なツアーをしてくれた。
“As a volunteer docent, she enjoys teaching visitors about ancient history.”
彼女はボランティアのドセントとして、古代史について訪問者に教えることを楽しんでいる。
Etymology(語源)
The word docent comes from the Latin word docere, meaning “to teach.” It was first used in English in the mid-19th century, originally referring to teachers or lecturers, particularly in European universities.
例文: “As a lifelong learner, she enjoys listening to the docent’s lectures at the museum.”
日本語訳: 「生涯学習者として、彼女は博物館でドセントの講義を聞くのを楽しんでいます。」
Usage Notes(使用上の注意)
A docent is typically someone who volunteers or works part-time in a museum or educational setting, guiding visitors and providing in-depth information on various subjects.
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