man

訳語

• 男性
• 男の人
• 男
• 人
• 人間
• 人類

定義

1. 名詞

   An adult male person.

   例文

   • The show is popular with middle-aged men.
   • A man was waiting at the door.
2. 名詞

   Male people as a group.

   例文

   • Many men enjoy this sport.
   • Man and woman are both needed in the plan.
3. 名詞

   A male member of a group, such as a worker or a student.

   例文

   • Two security men walked beside the president.
   • He is a Harvard man.
4. 名詞

   A male adult with qualities people respect, such as strength and honesty.

   例文

   • He is more of a man than all of you.
   • Be a man and say sorry.
5. 名詞

   In old use, a male servant or helper.

   例文

   • The butler was the most trusted man in the house.
   • He was the duke's man for twenty years.
6. 名詞

   A person of any gender, in old-fashioned use.

   例文

   • It is every man for himself.
   • No man can know the future.
7. 名詞

   All people together.

   例文

   • Man has changed the Earth.
   • How did man learn to make fire?
   ≈Man
8. 名詞

   A human of the species Homo sapiens, or an early human.

   例文

   • Early man used simple tools.
   • Early man lived in caves.
9. 名詞

   A male being of any kind, including magical ones.

   例文

   • The old tales speak of a wise man among the elves.
   • He is a good man.
10. 名詞

    In old-fashioned use, manly strength or courage.

    例文

    • There was real man in the way he stood up for his friend.
    • He showed man and kindness.