英単語辞書 | 単語の意味、定義、例文
to move or act with great speed or urgency
"She had to rush to the meeting to make it on time."
a hard, dry biscuit or twice-baked bread; a type of crisp, sweet biscuit
"The baby enjoyed eating the soft rusk with milk."
reddish-brown coating formed on iron or steel by oxidation; corrosion
"The old car was covered in rust after years of neglect."
Relating to the countryside; simple and unsophisticated.
"The cottage had a rustic charm with its wooden beams and stone fireplace."
To go to the countryside or to suspend someone from university.
"He decided to rusticate in the village to escape the busy city life."
To make a soft, light sound like leaves or paper moving.
"The leaves rustled gently in the evening breeze."
affected by rust; out of practice; impaired by lack of recent practice
"My piano skills are rusty after not playing for years."
A feeling of pity, compassion, or sorrow.
"He felt no ruth for the people he had betrayed."
Having or showing no pity or compassion for others.
"The ruthless leader crushed all opposition."
Fierce and merciless rivalry or contest, without pity or compassion.
"Ruthless competition for power leads to societal issues."
A period of paid leave granted to a teacher or worker for study or travel, traditionally every seventh year.
"She took a sabbatical to research her new book."
To deliberately destroy, damage, or obstruct something, especially for political or military advantage.
"The rebels tried to sabotage the railway lines."
A person who engages in sabotage.
"The saboteur was arrested before he could plant the bomb."
Excessively sweet or sentimental.
"His saccharine smile seemed insincere."
Relating to priests or the priesthood.
"The ritual had a distinctly sacerdotal character."
a large bag made of strong material for holding things
"He carried a sack of rice on his shoulder."
connected with God or a religion and considered holy or deserving respect
"The temple is a sacred place for the community."
Relating to or involving sacrifice.
"The lamb was used as a sacrificial offering in the ritual."
Violation or misuse of what is regarded as sacred.
"Stealing from the temple was considered an act of sacrilege."
Showing disrespect or irreverence toward something sacred.
"The painting was criticized as being sacrilegious."
a room in a church where sacred vessels and vestments are kept
"The priest entered the sacristy before the mass began."
Regarded as too important or valuable to be interfered with; sacred.
"Freedom of speech is considered sacrosanct in democratic societies."
A seat fastened on the back of a horse for riding; to burden someone with a responsibility.
"He saddled the horse before going for a ride."
Deriving pleasure from inflicting pain or suffering on others.
"The villain had a sadistic smile while hurting his enemies."
in a sorrowful or unhappy manner
"She sadly waved goodbye as the train departed."
feeling of sorrow, unhappiness, or grief
"Her sadness was evident after hearing the bad news."
free from harm or danger
"Make sure your belongings are safe during the trip."
To protect from harm or damage; a measure taken to ensure safety.
"Laws exist to safeguard the rights of children."
in a way that is not dangerous or likely to cause harm
"The children crossed the road safely."
A spice derived from the flower of Crocus sativus, used for flavoring and coloring food.
"She added saffron to the rice for flavor and color."
Making a show of being morally superior to others; hypocritically pious.
"He gave a sanctimonious speech about honesty while he himself was corrupt."
Producing good effects; beneficial, especially after something unpleasant.
"The accident was a salutary reminder to drive carefully."
A gesture or utterance of greeting, goodwill, or courtesy.
"He raised his hat as a polite salutation."
Relating to or expressing a greeting or an address, especially at the beginning of a speech.
"She delivered a salutatory address at the graduation ceremony."
to greet with respect; to honor
"The soldiers saluted their commanding officer."
To save something from loss, damage, or destruction.
"They managed to salvage some goods from the fire."
deliverance from sin and its consequences; preservation from harm
"Many people seek salvation through prayer and good deeds."
An ointment used to promote healing of the skin or as protection.
"She applied a salve to the burn on her hand."
A tray, typically made of silver, used for serving food or drinks.
"The butler brought in the tea on a silver salver."
A simultaneous discharge of guns or release of bombs; a sudden outburst of cheers or applause.
"The soldiers fired a salvo to honor the fallen general."
identical; not different or changed
"We wore the same dress at the party."
a small part or quantity intended to show what the whole is like
"She gave me a sample of the fabric to see if I liked it."
Composure or coolness under pressure.
"She impressed everyone with her sangfroid during the interview."
Involving or causing much bloodshed; bloodthirsty.
"The battle was one of the most sanguinary conflicts of the war."
