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calamus

/ˈkæləməs/ /ˈkæləməs/

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noun

菖蒲

The sweet flag, Acorus calamus.

Examples :

"My grandmother grows calamus near the pond because she likes its fragrant leaves. "

祖母は香りの良い葉が好きなので、池の近くに菖蒲を育てています。

plant vegetable

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noun

羽軸、羽幹

A quill; the hard, horny, hollow, and more or less transparent part of the stem or scape of a feather.

Examples :

"The art student carefully examined the calamus of the feather, noting its smooth, translucent texture before using the barbs for a detailed sketch. "

美術学生は、詳細なスケッチに羽枝を使用する前に、羽の羽軸を注意深く調べ、その滑らかで半透明な質感を観察しました。

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noun

瘻孔

An abnormal connection or passageway between organs or vessels that normally do not connect.

Examples :

"After a serious car accident, doctors discovered a calamus between the patient's lung and stomach, requiring immediate surgery. "

深刻な交通事故の後、医師は患者の肺と胃の間に瘻孔を発見し、緊急手術が必要となりました。

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noun

管、パイプ、穴

A tube, a pipe, or a hole.

Examples :

"The architect used a calamus to draw a perfectly straight line on the blueprint. "

建築家は、青写真に完璧な直線を引くために管を使用した。

part structure item

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noun

カリクス

The tube through which the wine of the Eucharist was once sucked from the chalice.

Examples :

"During the historical reenactment of the medieval mass, the actor portraying a priest carefully used the calamus to partake of the wine from the chalice. "

中世のミサの歴史的再現の間、司祭を演じる俳優は、カリクスからワインを飲むために注意深くカリクスを使用しました。

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