apple の英語での意味
appleapple /ˈæpəl/ noun 
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[countable, uncountable] a hard round fruit that has red, light green, or yellow skin and is white inside赤・黄緑・黄色の皮を持ち、果肉が白い硬い丸い果物: 
apple pieアップルパイ an apple treeリンゴの木 roast pork and apple sauce (=a thick sauce made from cooked apples)ローストポークとアップルソース（=調理したリンゴで作る濃厚なソース） → cooking apple, eating apple2be the apple of somebody’s eye to be loved very much by someone誰かにとても愛されている: Ben was always the apple of his father’s eye.Benはいつも父親の目に入れても痛くない存在だった。3bob/dunk/dip for apples to play a game in which you must use your teeth to pick up apples floating in water水に浮かんだリンゴを歯でくわえて取るゲームをする4be as American as apple pie used to describe something that is typically American典型的にアメリカ的なものを表すのに用いられる5the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree American English used to say that children are usually similar to their parents, especially in a bad way子どもはたいてい親に似るものだ、特に悪い面でそう言うときに使われる → upset the apple cart at upset1, → a rotten apple at rotten1(7), → Adam's apple, Big AppleCOLLOCATIONSコロケーションadjectives形容詞juicy· a juicy green apple· みずみずしい青リンゴsweet· This apple’s really sweet and delicious.· このリンゴはとても甘くておいしい。sour/tart (=not at all sweet)· Some people prefer a slightly sour apple.· 少し酸っぱいリンゴを好む人もいる。rotten (=bad, so that the skin goes brown)· There were a few rotten apples lying on the ground.· 地面にいくつかの腐ったリンゴが落ちていた。an eating/dessert apple (=one which is sweet enough to eat)· Use dessert apples for this recipe.· このレシピには生食用リンゴを使ってください。a cooking applea baked apple (=one that has been cooked in the oven)verbs動詞eat an apple· Some people say that you should eat an apple every day.· 毎日リンゴを一つ食べるべきだと言う人もいる。bite into an apple· Sue bit into her apple with a loud crunch.· Sueは大きなかじる音を立ててリンゴにかぶりついた。munch on an apple (=eat it)· He was munching on an apple.· 彼はリンゴをもぐもぐと食べていた。peel an apple (=remove the skin)· Peel the apples and slice them finely.· リンゴの皮をむき、薄切りにする。core an apple (=remove the middle part containing the seeds)· Core the apples and cut into quarters.· リンゴの芯を取り除き、4等分に切る。
すべての翻訳を見る1[countable, uncountable] a hard round fruit that has red, light green, or yellow skin and is white inside赤・黄緑・黄色の皮を持ち、果肉が白い硬い丸い果物: apple pieアップルパイ an apple treeリンゴの木 roast pork and apple sauce (=a thick sauce made from cooked apples)ローストポークとアップルソース（=調理したリンゴで作る濃厚なソース） → cooking apple, eating apple2be the apple of somebody’s eye to be loved very much by someone誰かにとても愛されている: Ben was always the apple of his father’s eye.Benはいつも父親の目に入れても痛くない存在だった。3bob/dunk/dip for apples to play a game in which you must use your teeth to pick up apples floating in water水に浮かんだリンゴを歯でくわえて取るゲームをする4be as American as apple pie used to describe something that is typically American典型的にアメリカ的なものを表すのに用いられる5the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree American English used to say that children are usually similar to their parents, especially in a bad way子どもはたいてい親に似るものだ、特に悪い面でそう言うときに使われる → upset the apple cart at upset1, → a rotten apple at rotten1(7), → Adam's apple, Big AppleCOLLOCATIONSコロケーションadjectives形容詞juicy· a juicy green apple· みずみずしい青リンゴsweet· This apple’s really sweet and delicious.· このリンゴはとても甘くておいしい。sour/tart (=not at all sweet)· Some people prefer a slightly sour apple.· 少し酸っぱいリンゴを好む人もいる。rotten (=bad, so that the skin goes brown)· There were a few rotten apples lying on the ground.· 地面にいくつかの腐ったリンゴが落ちていた。an eating/dessert apple (=one which is sweet enough to eat)· Use dessert apples for this recipe.· このレシピには生食用リンゴを使ってください。a cooking applea baked apple (=one that has been cooked in the oven)verbs動詞eat an apple· Some people say that you should eat an apple every day.· 毎日リンゴを一つ食べるべきだと言う人もいる。bite into an apple· Sue bit into her apple with a loud crunch.· Sueは大きなかじる音を立ててリンゴにかぶりついた。munch on an apple (=eat it)· He was munching on an apple.· 彼はリンゴをもぐもぐと食べていた。peel an apple (=remove the skin)· Peel the apples and slice them finely.· リンゴの皮をむき、薄切りにする。core an apple (=remove the middle part containing the seeds)· Core the apples and cut into quarters.· リンゴの芯を取り除き、4等分に切る。