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hothouses

/ˈhɑːthaʊzɪz/ /ˈhɑːthaʊsɪz/

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noun

温室

A heated greenhouse.

Examples :

"The farmer uses hothouses to grow tomatoes even in the winter. "

農家は冬でもトマトを育てるために温室を使います。

agriculture environment building

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noun

温室

An environment in which growth or development is encouraged naturally or artificially; a hotbed.

Examples :

"Universities are often hothouses of innovation, where new ideas and technologies rapidly develop. "

大学はしばしばイノベーションの温室であり、新しいアイデアや技術が急速に発展します。

environment agriculture plant building

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noun

売春宿, 娼家

A bagnio, or bathing house; a brothel.

Examples :

"During the Victorian era, some disreputable establishments operated as "hothouses," offering more than just a bath. "

ビクトリア朝時代には、一部の評判の悪い施設が「売春宿」として運営され、単なる入浴以上のものを提供していました。

architecture building sex place

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noun

温室

A heated room for drying greenware.

Examples :

"The pottery students carefully placed the greenware in the hothouses to dry. "

陶芸の学生たちは、素焼きの器を乾燥させるために、温室に慎重に置きました。

agriculture building plant

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noun

温室

A hot state in global climate.

Examples :

""Scientists warn that continued high greenhouse gas emissions could turn parts of the world into uninhabitable hothouses." "

科学者たちは、温室効果ガスの排出が続くと、世界の地域が居住不能な温室になる可能性があると警告しています。

environment weather geology

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verb

英才教育する, 詰め込み教育する

(of a child) To provide with an enriched environment with the aim of stimulating academic development.

Examples :

"The ambitious parents hothoused their toddler with flashcards and early learning programs, hoping to give him a head start in school. "

野心的な両親は、学校で彼に有利なスタートを切らせようと、フラッシュカードや早期学習プログラムで幼児を英才教育した。

education family mind