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N คนงาน ชาย ลูกจ้าง ชาย คนรับใช้ ชาย manservant attendant servant kon-ngan-chai
N คำ เรียก บุคคล (ทั้งสอง เพศ (คำ สแลง คำ เรียก ผู้หญิง หรือ ผู้ชาย kam-riak-buk-kon
N ทหาร ชาย ta-han-chai
N ผู้ชาย บุรุษ ชาย สุภาพบุรุษ เพศชาย he gentleman Sir Mr phu-chai
N มนุษย์ มนุษยชาติ คน men and women mankind human beings ma-nud
N สามี (คำ สแลง ชาย คนรัก คู่นอน ชาย ผัว husband lover sa-me
VT จัด กำลังคน บรรจุ คน จัด คน เข้าประจำตำแหน่ง เตรียม กำลังคน arm equip furnish jad-kam-lang-kon
VT เข้า ประจำ ที่ เตรียมพร้อม เข้าประจำตำแหน่ง fortify garrison kao-pra-jam-ti
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n.plu. men. [Heb. species, kind, image, similitude. ] 1. Mankind; the human race; the whole species of human beings; beings distinguished from all other animals by the powers of reason and speech, as well as by their shape and dignified aspect. "Os homini sublime dedit." And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness, and let them have dominion-- Genesis 1:26. Man that is born of a woman, is of few days and full of trouble. Job 14:1. My spirit shall not always strive with man. Genesis 6:3. I will destroy man whom I have created. Genesis 6:7. There hath no temptation taken you, but such as is common to man. 1 Corinthians 1 :13. It is written, man shall not live by bread alone. Matthew 4:4. There must be somewhere such a rank as man. Respecting man, whatever wrong we call-- But vindicate the ways of God to man. The proper study of mankind is man. In the System of Nature, man is ranked as a distinct genus. When opposed to woman, man sometimes denotes the male sex in general. Woman has, in general, much stronger propensity than man to the discharge of parental duties. 2. A male individual of the human race, of adult growth or years. The king is but a man as I am. And the man dreams but what the boy believed. 3. A male of the human race; used often in compound words, or in the nature of an adjective; as a man-child; men-cooks; men-servants. 4. A servant, or an attendant of the male sex. I and my man will presently go ride. 5. A word of familiar address. We speak no treason, man. 6. It sometimes bears the sense of a male adult of some uncommon qualifications; particularly, the sense of strength, vigor, bravery, virile powers, or magnanimity, as distinguished from the weakness, timidity or impotence of a boy, or from the narrow mindedness of low bred men. I dare do all that may become a man. Will reckons he should not have been the man he is, had he not broke windows-- So in popular language, it is said, he is no man. Play your part like a man. He has not the spirit of a man. Thou art but a youth, and he a man of war from his youth. 1 Samuel 17:33. 7. An individual of the human species. In matters of equity between man and man-- Under this phraseology, females may be comprehended. So a law restraining man, or every man from a particular act, comprehends women and children, if of competent age to be the subjects of law. 8. Man is sometimes opposed to boy or child, and sometimes to beast. 9. One who is master of his mental powers, or who conducts himself with his usual judgment. When a person has lost his senses, or acts without his usual judgment, we say, he is not his own man. 1 . It is sometimes used indefinitely, without reference to a particular individual; any person; one. This is as much as a man can desire. A man, in an instant, may discover the assertion to be impossible. This word however is always used in the singular number, referring to an individual. In this respect it does not answer to the French on, nor to the use of man by our Saxon ancestors. In Saxon, man ofsloh, signifies, they slew; man sette ut, they set or fitted out. So in German, man sagt, may be rendered, one ways, it is said, they say, or people say. So in Danish, man siger, one says, it is said, they say. 11. In popular usage, a husband. Every wife ought to answer for her man. 12. A movable piece at chess or draughts. 13. In feudal law, a vassal, a liege subject or tenant. The vassal or tenant, kneeling, ungirt, uncovered and holding up his hands between those of his lord, professed that he did become his man, from that day forth, of life, limb, and earthly honor. Man of war, a ship or war; an armed ship.
v.t.To furnish with men; as, to man the lines of a fort or fortress; to man a ship or a boat; to man the yards; to man the capstan; to man a prize. It is, however, generally understood to signify, to supply with the full complement or with a sufficient number of men. 1. To guard with men. 2. To strengthen; to fortify. Theodosius having manned his soul with proper reflections-- 3. To tame a hawk. [Little used. ] 4. To furnish with attendants or servants. [Little used. ] 5. To point; to aim. Man but a rush against Othello's breast, And he retires. [Not used. ]
Man, n.; pl. Men. Etym: [AS. mann, man, monn, mon; akin to OS. , D., &OHG. man, G. mann, Icel. maedhr, for mannr, Dan. Mand, Sw. man, Goth. manna, Skr. manu, manus, and perh. to Skr. man to think, and E. mind. sq. root1 4. Cf. Minx a pert girl. ]
Man, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Manned; p. pr. & vb. n. Manning.]
man |man mæn | ▶noun ( pl. men |men | ) 1 an adult human male. • a male worker or employee: more than 700 men were laid off | CNN's man in India. • a male member of a sports team: Johnson took the ball past three men and scored. • (men ) ordinary members of the armed forces as distinct from the officers: he had a platoon of forty men to prepare for battle. • a husband, boyfriend, or lover: the two of them lived for a time as man and wife. • [ with adj. ] a male person associated with a particular place, activity, or occupation: a Harvard man | I'm a solid union man. • a male pursued or sought by another, esp. in connection with a crime: Inspector Bull was sure they would find their man. • dated a manservant or valet: get me a cocktail, my man. • historical a vassal. 2 a human being of either sex; a person: God cares for all races and all men. • (also Man ) [ in sing. ] human beings in general; the human race: places untouched by the ravages of man. • [ in sing. ] an individual; one: a man could buy a lot with eighteen million dollars. • a person with the qualities often associated with males such as bravery, spirit, or toughness: she was more of a man than any of them. • [ in sing. ] a type of prehistoric human named after the place where the remains were found: Cro-Magnon man. 3 (usu. the Man ) informal a group or person in a position of authority over others, such as a corporate employer or the police: it was a vicarious way of powerless people being able to stick it to the Man. • informal white people collectively regarded as the controlling group in society: he urged that black college athletes boycott the Man's Rose Bowl. 4 a figure or token used in playing a board game. ▶verb ( mans, manning, manned ) [ with obj. ] 1 (of personnel ) work at, run, or operate (a place or piece of equipment ) or defend (a fortification ): the firemen manned the pumps and fought the blaze. • provide someone to fill (a post or office ): the chaplaincy was formerly manned by the cathedral. 2 archaic fortify the spirits or courage of: he manned himself with dauntless air. ▶exclam. informal used, irrespective of the sex of the person addressed, to express surprise, admiration, delight, etc. , or for emphasis: man, what a show! PHRASES as —— as the next man as —— as the average person: I'm as ambitious as the next man. as one man with everyone acting together or in agreement: the crowd rose to their feet as one man. be someone's man be the person perfectly suited to a particular requirement or task: for any coloring and perming services, David's your man. be man enough for (or to do ) be brave enough to do: who's man enough for the job? | he has not been man enough to face up to his responsibilities. every man for himself proverb everyone should (or does ) look after their own interests rather than considering those of others: when the bottom drops out of the market, it's every man for himself. make a man out of someone (of an experience or person ) turn a young man into a mature adult: I make men out of them and teach them never to let anyone outsmart them. man about town a fashionable male socialite. man and boy dated throughout life from youth: the time when families worked in the fields man and boy. the man in the moon the imagined likeness of a face seen on the surface of a full moon. • used, esp. in comparisons, to refer to someone regarded as out of touch with real life: a kid with no more idea of what to do than the man in the moon. the man in (or on ) the street an ordinary person, often with regard to their opinions, or as distinct from an expert: it will be interesting to hear what the man in the street has to say about these latest tax cuts. man of action see action. man of the cloth a clergyman. man of God a clergyman. • a holy man or saint. man of honor a man who adheres to what is right or to a high standard of conduct. man of the house the male head of a household. man of letters a male scholar or author. man of the moment a man of importance at a particular time. man of the world see world. man's best friend an affectionate or approving way of referring to the dog. a man's man a man whose personality is such that he is as popular and at ease, or more so, with other men than with women. man to man (or man-to-man ) 1 in a direct and frank way between two men; openly and honestly: he was able to talk man to man with the delegates | a man-to-man chat. 2 denoting a defensive tactic in a sport such as football or basketball in which each player is responsible for defending against one opponent: Washington's cornerbacks are fast enough to cover man-to-man. men in white coats medical or laboratory staff, esp. doctors. • humorous psychiatrists or psychiatric workers (used to imply that someone is mad or mentally unbalanced ): I wondered how much more stupid I could get before the men in white coats would lead me away. separate (or sort out ) the men from the boys informal show or prove which people in a group are truly competent, brave, or mature. to a man without exception: to a man, we have all taken a keen interest in the business. DERIVATIVES man less adjective ORIGIN Old English man (n ), (plural ) menn (noun ), mannian (verb ), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch man, German Mann, and Sanskrit manu ‘mankind. ’ usage: Traditionally, the word man has been used to refer not only to adult males but also to human beings in general, regardless of sex. There is a historical explanation for this: in Old English, the principal sense of man was ‘a human being, ’ and the words wer and wif were used to refer specifically to ‘a male person ’ and ‘a female person, ’ respectively. Subsequently, man replaced wer as the normal term for ‘a male person, ’ but at the same time the older sense ‘a human being ’ remained in use. In the second half of the 20th century, the generic use of man to refer to ‘human beings in general ’ (as in reptiles were here long before man appeared on the earth ) became problematic; the use is now often regarded as sexist or old-fashioned. In some contexts, terms such as the human race or humankind may be used instead of man or mankind. Certain fixed phrases and sayings, such as time and tide wait for no man can be easily rephrased (e.g., time and tide wait for no one ). Alternatives for other related terms exist as well: the noun manpower, for example, can usually be replaced with staff or crew, and in most cases, the verbal form to man can be expressed as to staff or to operate .
man |man | ▶noun ( pl. men |mɛn | ) 1 an adult human male. • a male member of a workforce, team, etc.: over 700 men were made redundant. • (men ) ordinary members of the armed forces as distinct from the officers: he had a platoon of forty men to prepare for battle. • a husband or lover: the two of them lived for a time as man and wife. • [ with modifier ] a male person associated with a particular place, activity, or occupation: a Cambridge man | I'm a solid Labour man. • a person with the qualities associated with males, such as bravery, spirit, or toughness: she was more of a man than any of them. • a male pursued or sought by another, especially in connection with a crime: Inspector Bull was sure they would find their man. • dated a manservant or valet: get me a cocktail, my man. • historical a vassal. 2 a human being of either sex; a person: God cares for all men. • (also Man ) [ in sing. ] human beings in general; the human race: places untouched by the ravages of man. • [ in sing. ] [ with adj. or noun modifier ] a type of prehistoric human named after the place where the remains were found: Cro-Magnon man. 3 ( the Man ) informal a group or person in a position of authority over others, such as a corporate employer or the police: they've mastered their emotive grunge-pop without haggling with the Man. • black slang white people collectively regarded as the controlling group in society: he urged that black college athletes boycott the Man's Rose Bowl. 4 a figure or token used in playing a board game. ▶verb ( mans, manning, manned ) [ with obj. ] 1 (of personnel ) work at, run, or operate (a place or piece of equipment ) or defend (a fortification ): the firemen manned the pumps and fought the blaze. • provide someone to fill (a post ): the chaplaincy was formerly manned by the cathedral. 2 archaic fortify the spirits or courage of. ▶exclamation informal, chiefly N. Amer. used, irrespective of the sex of the person addressed, to express surprise, admiration, delight, etc. , or for emphasis: wow, like cosmic, man. PHRASES as —— as the next man as —— as the average person: I'm as ambitious as the next man. as one man with everyone acting together or in agreement: the crowd rose to their feet as one man. be someone's (or the ) man be the person perfectly suited to a particular requirement or task: if it's war you want, I'm your man. be man enough to do (or for ) be brave enough to do. every man for himself and the Devil take the hindmost proverb everyone should (or does ) look after their own interests rather than considering those of others. [with allusion to a chase by the Devil, in which the slowest will be caught. ] make a man out of someone (of an experience or person ) turn a young man into a mature adult: swimming will make a man out of you. man about town a fashionable male socialite. man and boy from childhood: I've been with this company man and boy. the man in the moon the imagined likeness of a face seen on the surface of a full moon. the man in (or US on ) the street the average man. man of action see action. man of the cloth a clergyman. man of God a clergyman. • a holy man or saint. man of honour a man who adheres to what is right or to a high standard of conduct. man of the house the male head of a household. man of letters a male scholar or author. man of the match Brit. the team member who has given the most outstanding performance in a particular game. man of the moment a man of importance at a particular time. man of straw (also straw man ) 1 a person compared to a figure made of straw; a sham. 2 a person undertaking a financial commitment without adequate means. man of the world see world. the man on the Clapham omnibus Brit. the average man, especially with regard to his opinions. man's best friend an affectionate or approving way of referring to dogs. a man's man a man who is more popular and at ease with other men than with women. man to man 1 in a direct and frank way between two men: he was able to talk man to man with the delegates. 2 denoting a defensive tactic in soccer or other sport in which each player is responsible for marking one opponent: the best man-to-man marker in the game. men in ( grey ) suits powerful men within an organization who exercise their authority anonymously. men in white coats medical or laboratory staff, especially doctors. • humorous psychiatrists or psychiatric workers (used to imply that someone is mad ): I think the men in white coats will be calling soon. the men's (or the men's room ) a men's public toilet. my (or my good or my dear ) man Brit. dated a patronizing form of address to a man. separate (or sort out ) the men from the boys informal show or prove which people in a group are truly competent, brave, or mature. to a man without exception: to a man, we all took a keen interest in the business. PHRASAL VERBS man up US informal be brave or tough enough to deal with an unpleasant situation: you just have to man up and take it. DERIVATIVES manless adjective ORIGIN Old English man (n ), (plural ) menn (noun ), mannian (verb ), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch man, German Mann, and Sanskrit manu ‘mankind ’. usage: Traditionally the word man has been used to refer not only to adult males but also to human beings in general, regardless of sex. There is a historical explanation for this: in Old English the principal sense of man was ‘a human being ’, and the words wer and wif were used to refer specifically to ‘a male person ’ and ‘a female person ’ respectively. Subsequently, man replaced wer as the normal term for ‘a male person ’, but at the same time the older sense ‘a human being ’ remained in use. In the second half of the twentieth century the generic use of man to refer to ‘human beings in general ’ (as in reptiles were here long before man appeared on the earth ) became problematic; the use is now often regarded as sexist or at best old-fashioned. In some contexts, alternative terms such as the human race or humankind may be used. Fixed phrases and sayings such as time and tide wait for no man can be easily rephrased, e.g. time and tide wait for nobody . Alternatives for terms such as manpower or the verb man exist: for example, staff or employees, and to staff or to operate .
man noun 1 a handsome man: male, adult male, gentleman; informal guy, fellow, fella, joe, geezer, gent, bloke, chap, dude, hombre; (men ) menfolk. 2 all men are mortal: human being, human, person, mortal, individual, personage, soul. 3 the evolution of man: the human race, the human species, Homo sapiens , humankind, humanity, human beings, humans, people, mankind. 4 the men voted to go on strike: worker, workman, laborer, hand, blue-collar worker; staff. 5 have you met her new man? boyfriend, partner, husband, spouse, lover, admirer, fiancé; common-law husband, live-in lover, significant other, main squeeze; informal toy boy, sugar daddy, intended; dated beau, steady, young man. 6 his man brought him a cocktail. See manservant. ▶verb 1 the office is manned from 9 to 5: staff, crew, occupy, people. 2 firefighters manned the pumps: operate, work, use, utilize. PHRASES man to man can we speak man to man? frankly, openly, honestly, directly, candidly, plainly, forthrightly, without beating about the bush; woman to woman. to a man the squad volunteered, to a man, to work another full shift in the rescue mission: without exception, with no exceptions, bar none, one and all, everyone, each and every one, unanimously, as one. WORD LINKS male, masculine, virile relating to men androcentric focused or centered on men Word Links sections supply words that are related to the headword but do not normally appear in a thesaurus because they are not actual synonyms.USAGE man Traditionally, the word man has been used to refer not only to adult males but also to human beings in general, regardless of sex. There is a historical explanation for this: in Old English, the principal sense of man was ‘a human being, ’ and the words wer and wif were used to refer specifically to ‘a male person ’ and ‘a female person, ’ respectively. Subsequently, man replaced wer as the normal term for ‘a male person, ’ but the older sense ‘a human being ’ remained in use. In the second half of the twentieth century, the generic use of man to refer to ‘human beings in general ’ (reptiles were here long before man appeared on the earth ) became problematic; the use is now often regarded as sexist or old-fashioned. In some contexts, terms such as the human race or humankind may be used instead of man or mankind. Usage notes show additional guidance on finer points of English usage.
man noun 1 male, adult male, gentleman, youth; informal guy, fellow, geezer, gent, mother's son; Brit. informal bloke, chap, lad; N. Amer. informal dude, bozo, hombre; Austral. /NZ informal digger; S. African informal oke, ou, oom; Indian informal admi; Scottish & Irish informal bodach; Brit. informal, dated cove; Scottish archaic carl. 2 all men are mortal: human being, human, person, mortal, individual, personage, soul. 3 the evolution of man: the human race, the human species, Homo sapiens, humankind, humanity, human beings, humans, people, mankind. 4 the men voted to go on strike: worker, workman, labourer, helper, hand, blue-collar worker. See also staff. 5 have you met her new man? boyfriend, partner, husband, spouse, lover, admirer, fiancé, amour, inamorato; common-law husband, escort, live-in lover, significant other, cohabitee; informal fancy man, toy boy, sugar daddy; N. Amer. informal squeeze; S. African informal jong; dated beau, steady, young man; informal, dated intended; archaic leman. 6 his man brought him a cocktail: manservant, valet, gentleman's gentleman, attendant, retainer; page, footman, flunkey, Jeeves; Military, dated batman; N. Amer. houseman. PHRASES man to man frankly, openly, honestly, directly, candidly, plainly, forthrightly, without beating about the bush; woman to woman. to a man with no exceptions, without exception, bar none, one and all, everyone, each and every one, unanimously, as one. ▶verb 1 the office is manned from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. staff, crew, occupy, people. 2 firemen manned the pumps: operate, work, use, utilize. WORD LINKS man male, masculine, virile relating to men andro- related prefix androcentric centred on men androphobia fear of men misandry hatred of men androcracy rule by men Word Links sections supply words that are related to the headword but do not normally appear in a thesaurus because they are not actual synonyms.
man Pronomen |m a n |Indefinitpronomen im Nominativ; zu den gebeugten Fällen ein mittelhochdeutsch, althochdeutsch man (Mann ), eigentlich = irgendeiner, jeder beliebige (Mensch )1 jemand (sofern er in einer bestimmten Situation stellvertretend für jedermann genommen werden kann ) von dort oben hat man eine herrliche Aussicht | man nehme …2 irgendjemand oder eine bestimmte Gruppe von Personen (im Hinblick auf ein bestimmtes Verhalten, Tun ) oft anstelle einer passivischen Konstruktion man vermutet (es wird allgemein vermutet ), dass er es selbst getan hat | man hat die Kirche wieder aufgebaut (die Kirche wurde wieder aufgebaut )3 a die Leute (stellvertretend für die Öffentlichkeit ) man ist in diesem Punkt heute viel toleranter | das trägt man heute b jemand, der sich an bestimmte gesellschaftliche Normen, Gepflogenheiten hält so etwas tut man nicht 4 ich, wir wenn der Sprecher, die Sprecherin in der Allgemeinheit aufgeht oder aufgehen möchte man versteht ja sein eigenes Wort nicht! | wenn man sich die Sache richtig überlegt 5 du, ihr, Sie; er, sie zum Ausdruck der Distanz, wenn jemand die direkte Anrede vermeiden will hat man sich gut erholt?
man Adverb norddeutsch umgangssprachlich |m a n |mittelniederdeutsch man = nur, über eine nicht belegte Form mit -m- zu: newan = nur, ausgenommen < altsächsisch ne-, nowan, aus ne- = nicht und wan = nur, außer nur als Bekräftigung, zur Verstärkung des Gesagten lass man gut sein! | na, denn man los!
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Man Eigenname |mɛn |Insel in der Irischen See
Man Substantiv, maskulin oder Substantiv, Neutrum , der oder das |M a n |der Man oder das Man; Genitiv: des Mans, Plural: die Mans (aber: 2 Man ) persisch altes persisches Gewicht
MAN マン 〖 metropolitan area network 〗複数の LAN どうしを接続した （または LAN を比較的広域に拡大した ）高速ネットワークのこと 。ビル内 ，大学の敷地内 ，企業の地域内事業所 ，都市全体などをカバーする 。メトロポリタン -エリア -ネットワーク 。 →ラン →WAN
man 〖 manual 〗拡張子の一 。UNIX のマニュアルのファイルであることを表す 。
Man /mæn /名詞 マン島 〘the Isle of ～; 英国の島で一州をなす; 州都Douglas; 形容詞 はManx 〙.
man /mæn /〖原義は 「人間, 人 」; 〗→feet 語源 (名 )manhood, (形 )manly 名詞 複 men /men /1 C (大人の )男 , 男性 (↔woman ); U (総称的に )男性 ; 男 (というもの ) (!今はa man, menなどを用いる方が普通 ) ▸ an ambitious young man 野心的な若者 (!young man の代わりに boy を用いると ｟かたく ｠では横柄に響くことがある ) ▸ a black [white ] man 黒人 [白人 ]男性 ▸ a middle-aged [good-looking ] man 中年の [ハンサムな ]男 ▸ the physical differences between men and women [｟まれ ｠women and men ]男女の身体的な違い (!(1 )音節の短い方を前に出すのが普通. (2 )対句表現ではしばしば単数形でも無冠詞で用いられる ) ▸ men 's shoes 男性用の靴 (!a man 's shoes では 「ある1人の男性の靴 」; 男性を総称する場合は men's のみ可能: a men 's [╳ man's ] magazine 男性 (用雑 )誌 ) ▸ It was not the love of man for woman .それは男性の女性に対する愛情ではなかった ▸ He's a man , not a boy .彼は (もう )子供じゃない, (りっぱな )男だ 2 a. 〖時にM -〗U (男女の別なくほかの動物に対し )人類 ; C ｟かたく やや古 ｠(総称的に )人間 , 人 (｟男女共用 ｠person, people; ↓語法 )▸ one of the earliest sports known to man 有史以来最も初期のスポーツの1つ ▸ Some people imagine that the ape is the ancestor of man .一部の人は猿が人間の祖先であると思い込んでいる ▸ the beginning of man 人類の始まり b. U (特定の時代の )人類 ; 猿人 , 原人 ▸ modern [primitive, prehistoric ] man 現代 [原始, 先史 ]人 (!｟コーパス ｠modern の場合 a の用法では a や the を伴うことがある ) ▸ Peking man ペキン原人 語法 男女差にかかわる表現 1 基本的にmanは男性を表すので, 男女を含む人類全体 性別不明の人に対して総称的に用いることは性差別的であるとされ, 代わりにhumans, human beings, humanity, the human raceなどを使うことが好まれる (→woman 事情 , mankind ).2 普通に 「人 」というときはa person (複 people )が一般に用いられる ▸ Sandy's a really nice person .サンディは本当にすてきな人だ ▸ unemployed people 失業中の人々 3 C a. 〖通例men 〗(主に工場 農場などで地位の低い ) (男性の )作業員 , 従業員 , 部下 ; (将校に対し )兵士 , 兵卒 ; (高級船員に対し )水夫 ; (警部に対し )巡査 , 警官 ▸ The men were working in dangerous conditions in the mine .従業員はその鉱山では危険な状況で働いていた b. (用事で自宅にやってきた )業者 , 係員 ▸ a garbage man ごみ収集人 ▸ a repair man 修理工 ▸ The man 's coming to fix the washing machine this afternoon .メーカーの人が午後洗濯機を修理に来る c. (ある会社 組織に勤めている )男性職員 [従業員 ]; (ある地域にいる )派遣員 ▸ the man from People magazine 雑誌 『ピープル 』の記者 4 〖a man of A 〗A 〈性質 〉のある男 [人 ], (職業で )A 〈分野 〉を扱う男 [人 ]▸ a man of the people 庶民の味方 (の政治家 ), 庶民の代弁者 ▸ a man of the world 世間のことに通じた男 ▸ a man of your age [your stature, about fifty ]君と同じ年ごろ [君と同じ背かっこう, 50歳くらい ]の男 ▸ a man of action [honor ]行動派の [信義を重んじる ]男 ▸ a man of peace [integrity ]人と争い事をしない [誠実な ]男 ▸ a man of few words [his word ]無口な [信頼できる ]男 ▸ a man of God [the cloth ]｟かたく /おどけて ｠司祭 ; 牧師 ▸ a man of science [letters ]科学者 [文学者, 作家 ]語法 1 Aに現れる 名詞 は慣用的に限られている ▸ a man of many talents 多才な男 (!a man of talentは ｟まれ ｠) ▸ a man of (great ) wealth [means, property ](かなり )裕福な男 (!a man of fortuneは ｟まれ ｠) ; ｟コーパス ｠ ｟かたく ｠響く傾向があり, 一部の表現は今では通常の 形容詞 を使う方が好まれる ▸ a man of sense ≒ a sensible man 分別のある男 ▸ a man of wisdom ≒ a wise man 賢明な男 2 Aに現れるそのほかの主な 名詞 ▸ faith, leisure, intellect, intelligence, vision, power, principle, sensitivity, genius, charm, character 5 C 〖通例修飾語を伴って 〗a. (ある地域 大学出身の )男, (ある職種の )男 (!しばしば複合語で ) ▸ a Denver man デンバーからきた男 ▸ a Harvard man ハーバード大出身者 ▸ a newspaper man 新聞記者 ▸ an English man イングランド人 ▸ a sales man 営業マン ▸ CNN's man in London CNNのロンドン特派員 b. …好きの男 , …支持 [信奉 ]者 ▸ a gambling [drinking ] man ギャンブル [酒 ]好きな男 ▸ He's a soccer man .あいつはサッカーファンだ ▸ a long-time Labour Party man 長年の労働党支持者 6 U 〖呼びかけで 〗a. ｟くだけた話 ｠きみ , おい , やあ (!親しみをこめて ｟英 ｠では常に男性に対し, ｟米 カナダ ｠では主に男性に対して用いる ) ▸ I like your hair, man !その髪型いいよ, きみ ▸ Hey (,) man . Chill out .おい, 落ち着けよ ▸ my (good [dear ]) man ｟英話 やや古 ｠おい (!目下または社会的身分の低い男性への呼びかけで ) ▸ my man ｟主に米 くだけた話 ｠やあ (!親しい男同士で ) b. ｟話 やや古 ｠(大人の男性に対して )おい , こら (!いらだち 興奮 怒りを示す ) ▸ Don't stand there with your mouth open, man !おい, ぽかんと口を開けて突っ立ってんじゃねえよ 7 C ｟くだけて 時に非難して ｠〖通例one 's ～〗夫 (husband ); いい人 , おとこ , 彼氏 (→old man )▸ I hear she's got a new man .彼女には新しい彼氏ができたらしい ▸ He's my man .(結婚 [恋人に ]するなら )彼しかいない .8 C 〖通例単数形で 〗男らしい男 ; 男らしさ (!勇敢さ 力強さなどをさす ) ▸ Be a man !男らしくしろ ▸ act like a man 男らしくふるまう ▸ He was man enough to come and face him .彼はやってきて彼に立ち向かうほど男らしかった (!この用法のmanは無冠詞で用い 形容詞 に近い ) 9 ｟話 ｠〖the ～〗(嫌な男をさして )あいつ ,やつ , あのガキ ; ｟米俗 やや古 ｠〖the M- 〗(権威ある職の )お偉いさん 〘会社の経営者 警官など 〙; ｟黒人 俗 ｠〖集合的に 〗(社会を支配している )白人ども .10 C (チェスなどの )こま (→chessman ).11 C ｟かたく やや古 ｠下男 , 従者 , 家来 (servant ).a l à dies' m á n 女性にもてる男 .a [the ] m á n about t ò wn ｟やや古 ｠社交好きな金持ち男性 ; 道楽者 .a m à n's m á n (女性よりも )男に人気がある男 ; 男同士で遊ぶ [活動する ]男 .as ò ne [a ] m á n ｟書 主に文 ｠いっせいに, 満場一致で .be A's m á n 〈人が 〉A 〈人 〉の目的にはぴったりの男 [人 ]だ ▸ A good lawyer? I'm your man !腕利きの弁護士ですって, 私がお役に立ちますよ be n ò g ó od [ú se ] to m à n or b è ast ｟くだけて ｠全然役に立たない .be one's ò wn m á n ｟ほめて ｠(仕事などに )他人の干渉を受けない, 一人立ちしている .go to s è e a m á n about a d ò g ｟話 遠回しに ｠ちょっとやぼ用がある (!お手洗いに行くときなど ) .(it's ) è very m à n for hims é lf ｟話 ｠だれもが自分のこと [ため ]だけで精一杯 (だ ).m à ke a m á n (out ) of A 〈事 人が 〉A 〈人 〉を一人前の男にする .m à n and b ó y ｟英 やや古 ｠〖副詞的に 〗子供のときからずっと, 一生涯 .m à n and w í fe ｟やや古 ｠夫婦 (husband and wife )▸ The vicar pronounced them man and wife .牧師は彼らを夫婦と宣言した ▸ become [be ] man and wife ｟かたく ｠結婚する m à n's b è st fr í end ｟しばしばおどけて ｠犬 .m à n to m á n (1対1で )対等に, 腹を割って 〈話すなど 〉(｟男女共用 ｠person to person )▸ We discussed the matter man to man .我々はその問題を率直に話し合った m è n in (gray ) s ú its ｟くだけて けなして ｠(退屈な )幹部連中, お偉いさん .our m á n ｟話 ｠(警官が容疑者をさして )ホシ .our m á n in [at ] A ｟やや古 ｠A 〈国 組織など 〉にいる特派員 [派遣社員, 諜報 （ちょうほう ）員 ].s è parate [sort ò ut ] the m è n from the b ó ys 本当に勇敢な [力量のある ]人を見分ける .the m à n in the m ó on →moon .the m à n in [｟主に米 ｠on ] the str é et =｟英 やや古 ｠the m à n on the Cl á pham /klǽpəm / ò mnibus (女性も含めて )代表的庶民 ; 普通の人 .the m à n of the h ó use ｟やや古 ｠(最終的決定権 責任をもつ )家長, 大黒柱 .the m à n of the m á tch ｟英 ｠〘スポーツ 〙(ある試合の )最高殊勲選手 .the (r ì ght ) m à n for the j ó b うってつけの男, ぴったりの男 .to a m á n ＝to the l à st m á n ｟書 主に文 ｠最後の1人に至るまで, 残らず, 全部 ▸ The committee opposed the proposal to a man .委員会は全員その提案に反対した your [｟くだけて ｠yer ] m á n ｟主にアイル 話 ｠(特定の男をさして )あの男, あいつ .Y ò u're the [｟くだけて ｠Y ò u da ] m á n ！｟米話 ほめて ｠やったじゃないか, いいぞ .動詞 ～s ; ～ned ; ～ning 他動詞 〈場所 機械など 〉の持ち場 [部署 ]につく ; 〈場所 地位など 〉に人員を配置する (｟男女共用 ｠staff, crew 1 )(→分詞 manned )▸ The police manned observation points around the town .警察は町の監視地点に人員を配置した ▸ The barricades are manned by dozens of armed soldiers .バリケードには数十人の武装兵が配備されている m à n one s é lf ｟古 ｠ «…に対して » 勇気を出す, 心構えをする «for » .間投詞 ｟主に米 くだけて ｠(驚き 称賛 怒り 失望を表して )おや , うわー (!(1 )相手の男女を問わず用いる. (2 )単なる強調として用いることもある ) ▸ Oh, man , did you see that! えー, 今の見た?～̀ Fr í day →Friday 2 .
The Wordsmith Dictionary
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