displace
意味: To move something or someone from their usual place or position; to take the place of or replace.
Displace has both physical and figurative meanings. Physically, it refers to forcing people to leave their homes (displaced persons, internally displaced). In physics, it describes how objects push aside fluids (water displacement). Figuratively, it means to replace or take over from something else (automation displacing workers). 'Displaced' is commonly used as an adjective for refugees or people forced from their homes. Common collocations include 'displaced persons,' 'displace workers,' and 'water displacement.'
例文
- The flooding displaced thousands of families from their homes along the river valley. 洪水迫使河谷沿岸数千户家庭离开了家园。Las inundaciones desplazaron a miles de familias de sus hogares a lo largo del valle del río.洪水により、河谷沿いの数千世帯が家を追われました。홍수로 인해 하천 유역을 따라 수천 가구가 집을 잃었습니다.
- Automation threatens to displace workers in manufacturing, retail, and transportation sectors. 自动化有可能取代制造业、零售业和运输业的工人。La automatización amenaza con desplazar a trabajadores en los sectores manufacturero, minorista y del transporte.自動化は製造業、小売業、運輸業の労働者を代替する恐れがあります。자동화는 제조업, 소매업, 운송업 분야에서 노동자를 대체할 위험이 있습니다.
- Archimedes discovered that a submerged object displaces a volume of water equal to its own volume. 阿基米德发现,浸入水中的物体排开的水的体积等于其自身体积。Arquímedes descubrió que un objeto sumergido desplaza un volumen de agua igual a su propio volumen.アルキメデスは、沈められた物体がその体積と等しい量の水を押しのけることを発見しました。아르키메데스는 물에 잠긴 물체가 자신의 부피와 같은 양의 물을 밀어낸다는 것을 발견했습니다.
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場面: academic, professional, media
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Old French desplacer (to remove from a place), from des- (reversal) and placer (to place), ultimately from Latin platea (broad way, courtyard). It entered English in the 16th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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