英単語辞書 | 単語の意味、定義、例文
An old-fashioned term for an eye doctor or ophthalmologist.
"The village oculist was known for treating various eye diseases."
Something strange or unusual.
"The bright pink building was an oddity in the small town."
in a strange or unusual way; unexpectedly
"Oddly, he didn’t seem upset by the bad news."
the likelihood or probability of something happening; chances for or against something
"The odds of winning the lottery are very low."
extremely unpleasant or repulsive
"The dictator was remembered for his odious crimes."
general or widespread hatred or disgust directed toward someone as a result of their actions
"The scandal brought public odium on the corrupt minister."
having or giving off a smell, especially a strong or pleasant one
"The garden was filled with odoriferous flowers."
having or giving off a smell, often unpleasant
"The odorous garbage had to be taken out immediately."
a distinctive smell, especially an unpleasant one
"The odour of fresh bread filled the kitchen."
a long, adventurous journey; a series of experiences
"Her career has been an odyssey of challenges and achievements."
out of tune; not in accordance with expected standards
"The singer was slightly off-key during the performance."
the internal organs and entrails of an animal used as food; waste parts
"The butcher prepared sausages using pork offal."
Unusual, unconventional, or different from the norm.
"She has a very offbeat sense of humor."
a breach of law or rule; an annoyance or resentment
"Stealing is a serious offence punishable by law."
to cause someone to feel upset, insulted, or annoyed
"She didn’t mean to offend anyone with her remarks."
a person who commits a crime or does something wrong
"The police caught the offender quickly."
an illegal act; a crime
"The offense was committed in broad daylight."
Causing hurt, anger, or annoyance; also relating to attacking in sports or war.
"His offensive remarks upset everyone at the meeting."
to present or give something to someone
"She offered him a gift for his birthday."
something that is given, especially as a gift or contribution
"The company’s latest offering is an eco-friendly car."
The part of a religious service when offerings are collected; the offering itself.
"The offertory was taken during the Sunday service."
Without previous thought or preparation; casual and sometimes dismissive.
"She gave an offhand reply to his serious question."
a room or building where people work, usually at desks
"She left the office early to attend a family event."
a person in a position of authority, especially in law enforcement
"The officer gave him a ticket for speeding."
relating to or connected with an authority or public office
"He is the official spokesperson for the company."
in a formal or authorized way
"The building was officially opened by the mayor."
To perform official duties, especially in a ceremony or as a referee.
"The priest will officiate the wedding ceremony."
Excessively eager to offer unwanted help or advice; meddlesome.
"The officious guard kept interrupting the visitors with unnecessary instructions."
Unfriendly, distant, or reserved in manner.
"He seemed offish at the party and avoided most conversations."
To counterbalance or compensate for something.
"The company's losses were offset by gains in other departments."
A branch or result that develops from something larger or more important.
"The startup was an offshoot of a major tech company."
a person's child or children; an animal's young
"The bird carefully fed its offspring."
frequently, many times
"I often visit my grandparents on weekends."
To look at someone with obvious sexual interest.
"He kept ogling the models on the runway."
a person who works in the oil industry; someone who sells oil or petroleum products
"The oilman discovered a new oil field in the desert."
covered with oil; containing oil; greasy
"Her oily skin needs special care."
A smooth, oily substance applied to the skin for healing or soothing.
"The doctor prescribed an ointment for the burn on his arm."
used to express agreement or acceptance
"It's okay to leave early today."
having lived for a long time; not new or young
"He still drives his old car."
not modern; belonging to an earlier time
"He still wears an old-fashioned hat."
a poisonous evergreen shrub with clusters of white, pink, or red flowers
"The beautiful oleander flowers bloomed in the garden despite their toxic nature."
The sense of smell; the process of detecting and perceiving odors.
"Dogs have a highly developed sense of olfaction."
