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meridians

/məˈrɪdiənz/ /məˈrɪdʒənz/

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noun

南

Examples :

"The compass needle pointed south, towards the meridians of our school. "

コンパスの針は、私たちの学校の南、南を指していました。

geography direction

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noun

正午

Examples :

"The sun was directly overhead at meridians, so we knew it was lunchtime. "

正午には太陽が真上にあったので、昼食の時間だとわかりました。

time astronomy geography

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noun

子午線

A great circle passing through the poles of the celestial sphere and the zenith for a particular point on the earth's surface.

Examples :

"The astronomer used a telescope to track the positions of stars as they crossed the meridians visible from the observatory. "

天文学者は、天文台から見える子午線を星が横切る際に、星の位置を追跡するために望遠鏡を使用しました。

astronomy geography nautical

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noun

子午線

An imaginary great circle on the Earth's surface, passing through the geographic poles, or that half of such a circle extending from pole to pole, all points of which have the same longitude.

Examples :

"The map showed the meridians as vertical lines, helping us understand the longitude of different cities. "

地図は子午線を垂直線として示し、さまざまな都市の経度を理解するのに役立ちました。

geography astronomy space

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noun

絶頂、最盛期、栄光

The highest or most developed point of something; culmination, splendour.

Examples :

""Graduating from university was one of the meridians of her academic life." "

大学卒業は彼女の学術的な人生の絶頂の一つだった。

point achievement quality degree

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noun

領域、分野

A particular area or situation considered as having a specific identity or characteristic; the tastes or habits of a specific locale, group etc.

Examples :

"The restaurant chain tailors its menu to suit the culinary meridians of each region, offering spicier dishes in the south. "

そのレストランチェーンは、各地域の食文化の領域に合わせてメニューを調整し、南部の地域ではよりスパイシーな料理を提供しています。

area group culture society

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noun

全盛期, 最盛期

The middle period of someone's life, when they are at full strength or abilities; one's prime.

Examples :

""Many athletes reach their meridians in their late twenties or early thirties, combining peak physical ability with years of experience." "

多くの運動選手は、20代後半から30代前半にかけて全盛期を迎え、最高の身体能力と長年の経験を兼ね備えます。

age time person achievement ability

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noun

子午線

A line passing through the poles of any sphere; a notional line on the surface of a round or curved body.

Examples :

"The geography teacher explained that meridians are imaginary lines on a globe that run from the North Pole to the South Pole, helping us find locations. "

地理の先生は、子午線は地球儀上の北極から南極まで走る架空の線であり、場所を見つけるのに役立つと説明しました。

geography astronomy nautical

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noun

正午の一杯

A dram drunk at midday.

Examples :

"After a morning of hard work in the fields, the farmers gathered in the shade for their deserved meridians. "

畑でのハードな朝の仕事の後、農民たちは日陰に集まり、当然の正午の一杯をいただきました。

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noun

経絡

(acupuncture) Any of the pathways on the body along which the vital energy is thought to flow and, therefore, the acupoints are distributed.

Examples :

"The acupuncturist located several meridians on Sarah's arm to diagnose her recurring headaches. "

鍼灸師は、サラの再発性の頭痛を診断するために、サラの腕にあるいくつかの経絡を特定しました。

medicine physiology body energy point anatomy

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noun

メリディアン

The size of type between double great primer and canon, standardized as 44-point.

Examples :

"The old printing press used "meridians" for the large headings in the town's announcements, making them bold and easily visible. "

古い印刷機は、町の告知の大きな見出しに「メリディアン」を使用し、太字で見やすくしていました。