observation の英語での意味
observationobservation /ˌɒbzəˈveɪʃən $ ˌɑːbzər-/ noun 
すべての翻訳を見る1[countable, uncountable] the process of watching something or someone carefully for a period of time一定期間、何かまたは誰かを注意深く観察するプロセスobservation of
Bloomfield’s approach to linguistics was based on observation of the language.ブルームフィールドの言語学へのアプローチは、言語の観察に基づいていた。 He spent two nights under close observation in hospital.彼は病院で厳重な観察のもと二晩を過ごした。 His orders were to keep the men under observation.彼の命令は、その男たちを監視下に置くことだった。 Art classes help develop children’s powers of observation.美術の授業は子どもたちの観察力を養うのに役立つ。 Careful observation suggests that this is not the case.注意深い観察から、そうではないことが示唆される。 Detailed observations were carried out on the behaviour of the students.学生たちの行動について詳細な観察が行われた。 From their direct observations, children absorb a model of marriage.直接の観察を通じて、子どもたちは結婚のモデルを吸収する。2[countable] something that you notice when watching something or someone何かまたは誰かを観察するときに気づくこと: Some interesting observations emerged from this research.この研究からいくつかの興味深い観察結果が得られた。3[countable] a spoken or written remark about something you have noticed気づいたことについての口頭または文章によるコメントobservation on Darwin’s observations on the habits of certain birds特定の鳥の習性についてのダーウィンの見解observation about Paz makes some observations about the role of the critic.パスは批評家の役割についていくつかの見解を述べている。► see thesaurus at comment4[uncountable] the act of obeying a law etc法律などを遵守する行為 SYN observance—observational adjectiveCOLLOCATIONSコロケーションphrasesフレーズbe under observation (=be in the process of being watched)· The police said that the house had been under observation.· 警察は、その家が監視下に置かれていたと述べた。keep somebody under observation (=closely watch someone or something over a period of time)· The doctor ordered that the patient be kept under observation.· 医師は患者を経過観察下に置くよう命じた。somebody’s powers of observation (=someone’s abilty to watch things in a way that helps them learn and understand more)· In the past, people used their own powers of observation to forecast the weather.· 昔、人々は自らの観察力を使って天気を予測していた。ADJECTIVES/NOUN + observation形容詞／名詞 + observationclose/careful/detailed observation· A lot of useful knowledge is gained by careful observation of the world around you.· 周囲の世界を注意深く観察することで、多くの有用な知識が得られる。casual observation (=observation that is not done in a very careful or organized way)· Even casual observation makes this theory improbable.· ざっと観察するだけでも、この理論は成り立ちにくいことがわかる。direct observation· Piaget developed his theories based on direct observation of children.· ピアジェは子どもたちへの直接観察に基づいて理論を発展させた。personal observation (=watching and understanding something yourself, rather than hearing or reading about it)· I knew cigarettes were addictive from personal observation.· 私はたばこに中毒性があることを自分の観察から知っていた。scientific observation (=observation done for scientific purposes)· Scientific observation led to the discovery of vaccines.· 科学的観察がワクチンの発見につながった。classroom observation (=observation of a teacher and children in a classroom)· Classroom observation is only part of what school inspectors do.· 授業観察は学校視察官の業務のほんの一部にすぎない。observation + NOUNobservation + 名詞an observation post/point (=a place from where you can observe something)· The peak of the mountain was a natural location for an observation post.· その山の頂上は観測所を設けるのに絶好の自然の場所だった。an observation deck/platform/tower (=a structure that is built in order to observe something)· The army built an observation tower on the top of the building.· 軍は建物の上部に観測塔を建設した。phrasesフレーズa period of observation· The hospital released him after a period of observation.· 病院は一定期間の経過観察の後、彼を退院させた。
すべての翻訳を見る1[countable, uncountable] the process of watching something or someone carefully for a period of time一定期間、何かまたは誰かを注意深く観察するプロセスobservation of Bloomfield’s approach to linguistics was based on observation of the language.ブルームフィールドの言語学へのアプローチは、言語の観察に基づいていた。 He spent two nights under close observation in hospital.彼は病院で厳重な観察のもと二晩を過ごした。 His orders were to keep the men under observation.彼の命令は、その男たちを監視下に置くことだった。 Art classes help develop children’s powers of observation.美術の授業は子どもたちの観察力を養うのに役立つ。 Careful observation suggests that this is not the case.注意深い観察から、そうではないことが示唆される。 Detailed observations were carried out on the behaviour of the students.学生たちの行動について詳細な観察が行われた。 From their direct observations, children absorb a model of marriage.直接の観察を通じて、子どもたちは結婚のモデルを吸収する。2[countable] something that you notice when watching something or someone何かまたは誰かを観察するときに気づくこと: Some interesting observations emerged from this research.この研究からいくつかの興味深い観察結果が得られた。3[countable] a spoken or written remark about something you have noticed気づいたことについての口頭または文章によるコメントobservation on Darwin’s observations on the habits of certain birds特定の鳥の習性についてのダーウィンの見解observation about Paz makes some observations about the role of the critic.パスは批評家の役割についていくつかの見解を述べている。► see thesaurus at comment4[uncountable] the act of obeying a law etc法律などを遵守する行為 SYN observance—observational adjectiveCOLLOCATIONSコロケーションphrasesフレーズbe under observation (=be in the process of being watched)· The police said that the house had been under observation.· 警察は、その家が監視下に置かれていたと述べた。keep somebody under observation (=closely watch someone or something over a period of time)· The doctor ordered that the patient be kept under observation.· 医師は患者を経過観察下に置くよう命じた。somebody’s powers of observation (=someone’s abilty to watch things in a way that helps them learn and understand more)· In the past, people used their own powers of observation to forecast the weather.· 昔、人々は自らの観察力を使って天気を予測していた。ADJECTIVES/NOUN + observation形容詞／名詞 + observationclose/careful/detailed observation· A lot of useful knowledge is gained by careful observation of the world around you.· 周囲の世界を注意深く観察することで、多くの有用な知識が得られる。casual observation (=observation that is not done in a very careful or organized way)· Even casual observation makes this theory improbable.· ざっと観察するだけでも、この理論は成り立ちにくいことがわかる。direct observation· Piaget developed his theories based on direct observation of children.· ピアジェは子どもたちへの直接観察に基づいて理論を発展させた。personal observation (=watching and understanding something yourself, rather than hearing or reading about it)· I knew cigarettes were addictive from personal observation.· 私はたばこに中毒性があることを自分の観察から知っていた。scientific observation (=observation done for scientific purposes)· Scientific observation led to the discovery of vaccines.· 科学的観察がワクチンの発見につながった。classroom observation (=observation of a teacher and children in a classroom)· Classroom observation is only part of what school inspectors do.· 授業観察は学校視察官の業務のほんの一部にすぎない。observation + NOUNobservation + 名詞an observation post/point (=a place from where you can observe something)· The peak of the mountain was a natural location for an observation post.· その山の頂上は観測所を設けるのに絶好の自然の場所だった。an observation deck/platform/tower (=a structure that is built in order to observe something)· The army built an observation tower on the top of the building.· 軍は建物の上部に観測塔を建設した。phrasesフレーズa period of observation· The hospital released him after a period of observation.· 病院は一定期間の経過観察の後、彼を退院させた。