英単語辞書 | 単語の意味、定義、例文
A person who delivers formal speeches with skill and eloquence
"The orator captivated the audience with his eloquence."
A large-scale musical composition for orchestra, choir, and soloists, usually on a sacred theme, performed without costumes or scenery.
"Handel's 'Messiah' is one of the most famous oratorios ever written."
The art of formal public speaking, often with eloquence and persuasion.
"The politician's oratory impressed the crowd."
the curved path that a planet, satellite, or object follows around another body in space
"The Earth moves in an orbit around the Sun."
a large group of musicians playing different instruments together
"The orchestra performed beautifully at the concert."
Plan or coordinate the elements of a situation to produce a desired effect.
"He successfully orchestrated the company's expansion."
Planned or coordinated carefully and deliberately.
"The attacks were orchestrated with precision."
a diverse family of flowering plants known for their exotic and often fragrant flowers
"The white orchid on the windowsill bloomed for months."
A very difficult or painful experience, often lasting for a long time.
"The survivors went through a terrible ordeal after the earthquake."
an arrangement or command; a request for something to be made, done, or delivered
"He placed an order for a new laptop."
well-organized; systematic; peaceful
"Please keep your desk orderly and clean."
Relating to the order or position of something in a sequence (first, second, third, etc.).
"The ordinal number 'third' indicates position in a sequence."
An authoritative rule, law, or decree issued by a city, town, or authority.
"The city council passed an ordinance banning smoking in public parks."
Common, usual, or not special; something that happens regularly.
"She wore an ordinary dress to the party."
The ceremony of conferring holy orders or official religious authority.
"The church held a special service for the ordination of new priests."
Military supplies including weapons, ammunition, and combat equipment.
"The army stored ordnance in a secure facility outside the city."
a part of the body that performs a specific function
"The heart is an important organ in the human body."
Relating to or derived from living matter; produced without artificial chemicals.
"They prefer to eat organic fruits and vegetables."
Farming without chemical fertilizers and pesticides using natural methods.
"Organic farming reduces pollution and promotes healthier food."
Food produced without the use of chemicals such as artificial pesticides, fertilizers, or other artificial agents.
"Organic foods are healthier than processed foods."
a living thing that has an organized structure and can grow and reproduce
"Every organism needs water to survive."
a group of people who work together to achieve a common purpose
"She works for a non-profit organization."
relating to the structure or arrangement of a company or group
"He works on improving the organizational structure of the company."
Organized groups of people with a particular purpose
"Organizations play a key role in policymaking."
to arrange or systematize something
"They decided to organize a charity event for the community."
arranged or structured in a systematic and efficient way
"She always keeps her workspace neat and organized."
a person who arranges or coordinates activities, events, or groups; a tool or item used to keep things in order
"She worked as the main organizer of the international conference."
Wild gatherings involving excessive indulgence in food, drink, or sexual activity.
"The ancient Romans were infamous for their lavish feasts and orgies."
A wild party involving excessive indulgence, especially of a sexual nature.
"The novel described a scandalous orgy in a wealthy mansion."
relating to the countries of East Asia; eastern
"The museum has a beautiful collection of oriental art."
the process of becoming familiar with a new situation or environment
"The company provides an orientation for all new employees."
an opening or hole, especially in the body or a device
"The medicine was applied through a small orifice in the device."
the point or place where something begins or is created
"The river has its origin in the mountains."
existing from the beginning; not a copy or imitation
"This is the original manuscript of the novel."
the quality of being novel or unusual; the ability to think independently and creatively
"The artist's work showed great originality and creativity."
in the beginning, at first
"Originally, she wanted to be a doctor."
to come into existence; to begin; to create or produce
"The tradition originated in ancient times."
a prayer, especially a devout or formal one
"He whispered a quiet orison before going to sleep."
A decorative object that adds beauty to something.
"The Christmas tree was decorated with colorful ornaments."
Serving as decoration; decorative rather than functional.
"The garden was filled with ornamental plants."
elaborately or highly decorated
"The palace hall was filled with ornate furniture and paintings."
bad-tempered and combative; stubborn
"The ornery old man refused to leave his chair."
a scientist who studies birds
"The ornithologist spent years studying migratory birds."
the scientific study of birds
"She pursued ornithology to understand the migration patterns of birds."
full, rich, and clear in sound; pompous in style
"The actor's orotund voice filled the theater."
a child whose parents are dead; someone without protective support
"The orphan was adopted by a loving family."
an institution for the care and education of children who have lost their parents
"The charity built a new orphanage for homeless children."
