tutelage, escarpment, silt, sentimentalizing, slough off, ponderosities,

In 1990, she conducted under Bernstein's tutelage at the first Pacific Music Festival.

《林肯新傳》 作者：（美）湯馬士（Benjamin Thomas）著；何祖紹譯出版社：今日世界出版社 出版時間：1963 我們今天可對照原著，才知道它沒附地圖，也少譯了一些 (如原書 Foreword)

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slough² (slŭf)
n.

1. The dead outer skin shed by a reptile or amphibian.
2. Medicine. A layer or mass of dead tissue separated from surrounding living tissue, as in a wound, sore, or inflammation.
3. An outer layer or covering that is shed.

v., sloughed, slough·ing, sloughs. v.intr.

1. To be cast off or shed; come off: The snake's skin sloughs off.
2. To shed a slough.
3. Medicine. To separate from surrounding living tissue. Used of dead tissue.

v.tr.
To discard as undesirable or unfavorable; get rid of: slough off former associates.

[Middle English slughe.]

ponderous

[形]

1 〈動作が〉のっそりした.

2 〈文体・話し方などが〉重苦しい, 退屈な；〈論文などが〉冗長な, ぎごちない.

3 大きくて重い；〈建物などが〉どっしりした；〈荷物が〉重くて扱いにくい.


ponderosity

n. pl. Ponderosities .
[OF. ponderosité.]
The quality or state of being ponderous; weight; gravity; heaviness, ponderousness; as, the ponderosity of gold. Ray.


tutelage

[名][U]((形式))

1 後見, 保護, 監督, 教育, 指導

under the tutelage of ...
…の指導［後見］のもとで.

2 後見［保護, 監督］を受けること［期間］.

Pronunciation: /ˈtjuːtɪlɪdʒ 

  

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NOUN

[MASS NOUN]

1Protection of or authority over someone or something;guardianship:the organizations remained under firm government tutelage

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1.1Instruction; tuition:he felt privileged to be under the tutelage of anexperienced actor

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Origin

early 17th century: from Latin tutela 'keeping', (from tut-'watched', from the verb tueri) + -age.

escarpment

• [iskɑ'ːrpmənt]

[名]

1 （山腹・海底の細長い）断（層）崖(がい).

2 （城塁を囲む）急斜面.

silt

[名][U]シルト, 微砂, 沈泥：水に運ばれた沈積砕屑(さいせつ)物.

━━[動](自)シルトでふさがる((up)).


sentimentalize

[動](自)（…のことで）感傷にふける, 感傷［感情］的になる((about, over ...)).

━━(他)…を感傷的に扱う, 感情［感傷］的にする

sentimentalize a movie role
映画の役を感傷的に演じる.

sèn・ti・mèn・ta・li・zá・tion