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incubations

/ˌɪŋkjuˈbeɪʃənz/

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noun

孵化, 培養

Sitting on eggs for the purpose of hatching young; a brooding on, or keeping warm, to develop the life within, by any process.

Examples :

"The hen's incubations were crucial for the survival of her chicks. "

メンドリの孵化は、ヒヨコの生存にとって不可欠でした。

biology animal bird organism process

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noun

潜伏期間, 潜伏

The development of a disease from its causes, or the period of such development.

Examples :

"The incubations period for the flu can last several days, so it's important to stay home and rest if you feel unwell. "

インフルエンザの潜伏期間は数日間続くことがあるため、体調が悪いと感じたら家にいて休むことが重要です。

medicine disease biology process

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noun

潜伏期間

A period of little reaction which is followed by more rapid reaction.

Examples :

"The project's initial weeks were marked by slow progress and numerous incubations, but then it gained momentum, culminating in a successful launch. "

プロジェクトの最初の数週間は、進捗が遅く、潜伏期間が長かったが、その後勢いを増し、最終的に無事ローンチを果たした。

process biology medicine science

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noun

潜伏

Examples :

"After hours of brainstorming ideas for her science project, Sarah's incubations led to a completely new and innovative approach. "

科学プロジェクトのアイデアをブレインストーミングした後、サラの潜伏は全く新しい革新的なアプローチにつながりました。

mind theory philosophy process stage science education ability

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noun

孵化、神託を求める睡眠

Sleeping in a temple or other holy place in order to have oracular dreams or to receive healing.

Examples :

"During the ancient festival, many sought healing through incubations, sleeping within the temple hoping for a dream that would reveal the cure to their ailments. "

古代の祭りの間、多くの人々は、病気の治療法を明らかにする夢を求めて、寺院の中で眠り、神託を求める睡眠を通して癒しを求めました。

religion ritual mythology tradition theology soul supernatural culture