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clod

/klɒd/ /klɑd/

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noun

土塊, 塊

A lump of something, especially of earth or clay.

Examples :

"The farmer kicked a clod of dirt in the field. "

農夫は畑で土塊を蹴った。

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noun

土塊、土

The ground; the earth; a spot of earth or turf.

Examples :

"The farmer kicked a clod of dirt to test its moisture. "

農夫は土の水分を調べるために土塊を蹴った。

geology environment nature agriculture

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noun

愚か者, ばか

A stupid person; a dolt.

Examples :

""Don't be such a clod; read the instructions before you break something!" "

愚か者になるな。何か壊す前に説明書を読め！

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noun

牛肉の肩の部分

Part of a shoulder of beef, or of the neck piece near the shoulder.

Examples :

"The butcher recommended a beef clod for slow-cooking because it becomes very tender and flavorful. "

肉屋は、とても柔らかく風味豊かになるため、じっくり煮込み用に牛肉の肩の部分を勧めました。

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verb

土塊を投げつける

To pelt with clods.

Examples :

"The children, in their playful rebellion, began to clod the old scarecrow with handfuls of dirt. "

子供たちは、いたずらっぽい反抗心から、古いかかしに土塊を投げつけ始めた。

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verb

投げつける, 投げ出す

To throw violently; to hurl.

Examples :

"The angry student clodded a crumpled paper ball at the teacher. "

怒った生徒は、くしゃくしゃになった紙のボールを先生に投げつけた。

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verb

塊にする, 凝固する

To collect into clods, or into a thick mass; to coagulate; to clot.

Examples :

"The muddy soil began to clod as the rain stopped and the sun came out. "

雨が止み、太陽が出てくると、泥だらけの土が塊になり始めた。

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