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59 語
定義の言語：: 日本語- 1familynounneutral
family (group of related people)
A group of people related to each other, especially parents and children.
I have a big family.
I have a big family.
- 2mothernounneutral
mother (female parent)
A female parent.
My mother works in a hospital.
My mother works in a hospital.
- 3momnouninformal
mom (informal for mother)
An informal word for mother, used when talking to or about her.
Mom, can I have some water?
Mom, can I have some water?
- 4fathernounneutral
father (male parent)
A male parent.
My father drives a taxi.
My father drives a taxi.
- 5dadnouninformal
dad (informal for father)
An informal word for father, used when talking to or about him.
My dad is at work.
My dad is at work.
- 6parentsnounneutral
parents (mother and father)
A person's mother and father together.
My parents live in a small town.
My parents live in a small town.
- 7sisternounneutral
sister (female sibling)
A girl or woman who has the same parents as you.
My sister is ten years old.
My sister is ten years old.
- 8brothernounneutral
brother (male sibling)
A boy or man who has the same parents as you.
My brother plays football.
My brother plays football.
- 9sonnounneutral
son (male child of a parent)
A male child of a parent.
They have one son.
They have one son.
- 10babynounneutral
baby (very young child)
A very young child who cannot walk or talk yet.
The baby is sleeping.
The baby is sleeping.
- 11childnounneutral
child (young person; son or daughter)
A young boy or girl; also a person's son or daughter.
Every child in the class has a book.
Every child in the class has a book.
- 12childrennounneutral
children (plural of child)
The plural of child; more than one young boy or girl.
They have three children.
They have three children.
- 13grandmothernounneutral
grandmother (parent's mother)
The mother of your mother or father.
My grandmother is eighty years old.
My grandmother is eighty years old.
- 14grandmanouninformal
grandma (informal for grandmother)
An informal word for grandmother.
Grandma makes the best cookies.
Grandma makes the best cookies.
- 15grandfathernounneutral
grandfather (parent's father)
The father of your mother or father.
My grandfather tells funny stories.
My grandfather tells funny stories.
- 16grandpanouninformal
grandpa (informal for grandfather)
An informal word for grandfather.
Grandpa is reading the newspaper.
Grandpa is reading the newspaper.
- 17grandparentsnounneutral
grandparents (parents' parents)
The parents of your mother and father together.
My grandparents have a big garden.
My grandparents have a big garden.
- 18grandsonnounneutral
grandson (child's son)
The son of your son or daughter.
Their grandson is two years old.
Their grandson is two years old.
- 19granddaughternounneutral
granddaughter (child's daughter)
The daughter of your son or daughter.
My granddaughter loves to draw.
My granddaughter loves to draw.
- 20auntnounneutral
aunt (parent's sister)
The sister of your mother or father, or your uncle's wife.
My aunt lives in London.
My aunt lives in London.
- 21unclenounneutral
uncle (parent's brother)
The brother of your mother or father, or your aunt's husband.
My uncle has a dog.
My uncle has a dog.
- 22cousinnounneutral
cousin (aunt or uncle's child)
The child of your aunt or uncle.
My cousin is the same age as me.
My cousin is the same age as me.
- 23niecenounneutral
niece (sibling's daughter)
The daughter of your brother or sister.
My niece is starting school this year.
My niece is starting school this year.
- 24nephewnounneutral
nephew (sibling's son)
The son of your brother or sister.
My nephew likes cars.
My nephew likes cars.
- 25husbandnounneutral
husband (married man, partner of a wife)
The man a woman is married to.
Her husband cooks dinner every night.
Her husband cooks dinner every night.
- 26wifenounneutral
wife (married woman, partner of a husband)
The woman a man is married to.
His wife is a nurse.
His wife is a nurse.
- 27twinnounneutral
twin (one of two children born together)
One of two children born to the same mother at the same time.
My brother and I are twins.
My brother and I are twins.
- 28friendnounneutral
friend (person you know and like)
A person you know well and like, who is not in your family.
She is my best friend.
She is my best friend.
- 29best friendexpressionneutral
best friend (the closest friend)
The friend you like most and feel closest to.
Maria is my best friend.
Maria is my best friend.
- 30neighbornounneutral
neighbor (person living nearby)
A person who lives near you.
Our neighbor has a cat.
Our neighbor has a cat.
- 31mannounneutral
man (adult male person)
An adult male person.
That man is my teacher.
That man is my teacher.
- 32womannounneutral
woman (adult female person)
An adult female person.
The woman in the red coat is my mother.
The woman in the red coat is my mother.
- 33mennounneutral
men (plural of man)
The plural of man; more than one adult male.
Two men are fixing the road.
Two men are fixing the road.
- 34womennounneutral
women (plural of woman)
The plural of woman; more than one adult female.
Three women are talking outside.
Three women are talking outside.
- 35boynounneutral
boy (male child)
A male child or young male person.
The boy is riding a bike.
The boy is riding a bike.
- 36girlnounneutral
girl (female child)
A female child or young female person.
The girl is singing a song.
The girl is singing a song.
- 37kidnouninformal
kid (informal for child)
An informal word for a child.
The kids are at school.
The kids are at school.
- 38adultnounneutral
adult (fully grown person)
A fully grown person, not a child.
This film is for adults.
This film is for adults.
- 39teenagernounneutral
teenager (person aged 13 to 19)
A young person between 13 and 19 years old.
My son is a teenager now.
My son is a teenager now.
- 40oldadjectiveneutral
old (having lived many years; of a certain age)
Used to describe a person who has lived many years; also used to ask or give age.
My grandfather is very old.
My grandfather is very old.
- 41youngadjectiveneutral
young (not having lived many years)
Used to describe a person who has lived only a few years.
She is too young to drive.
She is too young to drive.
- 42personnounneutral
person (one human being)
One human being.
There is one person in the room.
There is one person in the room.
- 43peoplenounneutral
people (more than one person)
More than one person; the plural of person.
A lot of people are here today.
A lot of people are here today.
- 44namenounneutral
name (what a person is called)
The word that a person is called by.
What is your name?
What is your name?
- 45first nameexpressionneutral
first name (given name, before the surname)
The name your parents give you, used before your family name.
My first name is Tom.
My first name is Tom.
- 46last nameexpressionneutral
last name (family name, surname)
The family name that you share with your relatives.
My last name is Smith.
My last name is Smith.
- 47surnamenounformal
surname (family name)
Another word for family name or last name.
Please tell me your surname.
Please tell me your surname.
- 48years oldexpressionneutral
years old (used to state someone's age)
Used after a number to say how old someone is.
My daughter is six years old.
My daughter is six years old.
- 49marriedadjectiveneutral
married (having a husband or wife)
Having a husband or wife.
My sister is married.
My sister is married.
- 50singleadjectiveneutral
single (not married)
Not married.
My brother is still single.
My brother is still single.
- 51relativenounneutral
relative (a member of your family)
A member of your family.
We have relatives in Canada.
We have relatives in Canada.
- 52Mrnounformal
Mr (polite title for a man)
A polite title used before a man's last name.
Good morning, Mr Brown.
Good morning, Mr Brown.
- 53Mrsnounformal
Mrs (polite title for a married woman)
A polite title used before a married woman's last name.
Mrs Smith is my neighbor.
Mrs Smith is my neighbor.
- 54Missnounformal
Miss (polite title for an unmarried woman)
A polite title used before an unmarried woman's or girl's last name.
Hello, Miss Jones.
Hello, Miss Jones.
- 55everyonepronounneutral
everyone (all the people)
All the people in a group.
Everyone in my family likes music.
Everyone in my family likes music.
- 56daughternounneutral
daughter (female child of a parent)
A female child of a parent.
My daughter goes to the local school.
My daughter goes to the local school.
- 57agenounneutral
age (number of years a person has lived)
How many years a person has lived.
We are the same age.
We are the same age.
- 58mumnouninformalBritish English
mum (British English; American: mom)
British English informal word for mother.
My mum is cooking dinner.
My mother is cooking dinner.
- 59neighbournounneutralBritish English
neighbour (British English; American: neighbor)
British English spelling of the word for a person living nearby.
My neighbour has a big dog.
My neighbour has a big dog.