era 意味
日本語に翻訳
携帯版
- era n. 時代; 紀元; 〔地質〕 代.【動詞+】
- The appearance of the great religious leaders marked a new era in the spiritual history of mankind.
その偉大な宗教的指導者の出現が人類の精神史に新時代を画した
【+動詞】【形容詞 名詞+】- That period was a golden era for me; everything went perfectly for a few years.
その期間は私にとって黄金時代だった, 数年間すべてが非常にうまくいった
- During the iconoclastic era that followed the Restoration, some of the finest gardens in the Empire were destroyed by vandals.
王政復古直後の因習打破の時代には国内の名園で蛮行者のために破壊されたものもいくつかあった
【前置詞+】【+前置詞】the era of Alexander. - The appearance of the great religious leaders marked a new era in the spiritual history of mankind.
- the era the era 一生 いっしょう いっせい
- a new era a new era 一新紀元 いっしんきげん いちしんきげん
- archaeozoic era 始原代{しげんだい}
- archeozoic era Archeozoic era 始生代 しせいだい
- beatnik era ビートニク時代{じだい}
- bipolar era 二極化時代{にきょく か じだい}
- broadband era ブロードバンド時代{じだい}
- bubble era バブルの時代{じだい}
- bygone era 過ぎ去った時代{じだい}
- cainophytic era Cainophytic Era 新植代[地球]
- cainozoic era 新生代{しんせいだい}
- calendar era 暦年代{れきねん だい}
- catcher's era 《野球》キャッチャーの防御率{ぼうぎょりつ}◆【略】CERA
- cenozoic era Cenozoic era 新生代 しんせいだい
- change of era change of era 改号 かいごう 改元 かいげん
例文
- he was an influential vassal during the era of emperor konin .
光仁朝の権臣。 - and during the ieshige tokugawa , the ninth shogun era
それに九代将軍徳川家重の代に - plenty of tuna was caught toward the end of tenpo era .
天保の末に鮪が豊漁となった。 - Where they have put themselves on a world map
所在を示した地図で Courseraがいかに広く - daimyo that were subjected to kaieki during the edo era
江戸時代に改易に遭った大名 - established by ikuta kengyo in kyoto in genroku era .
元禄の頃京都の生田検校が創始。 - engi is the era name of the reign of emperor daigo .
延喜は醍醐天皇の治世の元号である。 - to save a new era , a new creed is necessary .
新しい時代を救うには 新しい信仰が必要だって - his name , okiyoshi , came from the name of the era .
元号にちなみ「興良」と名付けた。 - it is unknown in which era the shrine was established .
創建の年代等は不詳である。
English
- Noun
- a major division of geological time; an era is usually divided into two or more periods
Synonyms: geological era, - a period marked by distinctive character or reckoned from a fixed point or event
Synonyms: epoch,