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boy

2 a : a male child from birth to puberty

puberty

1 : the condition of being or the period of becoming first capable
of reproducing sexually marked by maturing of the genital organs,
development of secondary sex characteristics, and in the human and
in higher primates by the first occurrence of menstruation in the
female

ほほお・・・期待してるぞ。＞1

reproduce

to produce again: as
a : to produce (new individuals of the same kind) by a sexual or asexual process
b : to cause to exist again or anew <reproduce water from steam>
c : to imitate closely <sound-effects can reproduce the sound of thunder>

>>4 Thank you!!

asexual

1 : lacking sex or functional sex organs <asexual plants>
2 a : involving or reproducing by reproductive processes (as cell division, spore formation, fission, or budding)
that do not involve the union of individuals or germ cells <asexual reproduction> <an asexual generation>
b : produced by asexual reproduction <asexual spores>
3 : devoid of sexuality <an asexual relationship>

(sorry i have no time today, i'll try again tomorrow.)

＞8
応援してるぞ。

>>9 please do yourself, too.

bud

intransitive senses
1 of a plant
a : to set or put forth buds
b : to commence growth from buds
2 : to grow or develop as if from a bud
3 : to reproduce asexually especially by the pinching off of
a small part of the parent

parent
1
a : one that begets or brings forth offspring
b : a person who brings up and cares for another

begets
1 : to procreate as the father : SIRE
2 : to produce especially as an effect or outgrowth

sire

Pronunciation: 'sIr
from Latin senior older -- more at SENIOR
1 a : FATHER
b archaic : male ancestor : FOREFATHER
c : AUTHOR, ORIGINATOR
2 a archaic : a man of rank or authority;

Latin
1 : the Italic language of ancient Latium and of Rome and until
modern times the dominant language of school, church, and state
in western Europe -- see INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES table
2 : a member of the people of ancient Latium
3 : a Catholic of the Latin rite
4 : a member of one of the Latin peoples; specifically : a native
or inhabitant of Latin America

La·zio
Latium
Usage: geographical name
region central Italy bordering on Tyrrhenian Sea & traversed
by the Tiber capital Rome population

Tyrrhenian (Sea)
Usage: geographical name
the part of the Mediterranean W of Italy, N of Sicily,
& E of Sardinia & Corsica

I looked it up on the map. What a vast sea!

Tiber
Usage: geographical name
river 252 miles (405 kilometers) central Italy flowing through Rome
into Tyrrhenian Sea

you know, it's not Tiger

geography

plural -phies
from geOgraphein to describe the earth's surface,

1 : a science that deals with the description, distribution,
and interaction of the diverse physical, biological, and cultural
features of the earth's surface
2 : the geographic features of an area
3 : a treatise on geography
4 : a delineation or systematic arrangement of constituent
elements : CONFIGURATION

interaction.
Pronunciation: "in-t&-'rak-sh&n
Function: noun
: mutual or reciprocal action or influence

for interact.
Pronunciation: "in-t&-'rakt
: to act upon one another

"in-t&-'rakt

Can you read these pronunciation symbols?

one another

: EACH OTHER
usage see EACH OTHER

each other

: each of two or more in reciprocal action or relation
<looked at each other in surprise>
usage Some handbooks and textbooks recommend that each other be
restricted to reference to two and one another to reference to
three or more. The distinction, while neat, is not observed in
actual usage. Each other and one another are used interchangeably
by good writers and have been since at least the sixteenth century.

reciprocal.
Pronunciation: ri-'si-pr&-k&l
Etymology: Latin reciprocus returning the same way, alternating

1 a : inversely related : OPPOSITE b : of, constituting, or resulting
from paired crosses in which the kind that supplies the male parent
of the first cross supplies the female parent of the second cross and
vice versa
2 : shared, felt, or shown by both sides
3 : serving to reciprocate : consisting of or functioning
as a return in kind <the reciprocal devastation of nuclear war>
4 a : mutually corresponding <agreed to extend reciprocal privileges
to each other's citizens> b : marked by or based on reciprocity
<reciprocal trade agreements>

1b 和訳（翻訳ソフト）
それは構成することである。
最初の十字の男性の親を供給する種類が２番目の十字の女性の親を供給する、
そして逆もまた同様であることはどちらで対にされた十字に起因している。

染色体の事？？

inverse.
Pronunciation: (")in-'v&rs, 'in-"
1 : opposite in order, nature, or effect
2 : being an inverse function <inverse sine>

Main Entry: sine
Pronunciation: 'sIn
Function: noun
Etymology: Medieval Latin sinus, from Latin, curve
Date: 1593
1 : the trigonometric function that for an acute angle is the ratio
between the leg opposite the angle when it is considered part of
a right triangle and the hypotenuse
2 : a trigonometric function sin θ that for all real numbers θ
is exactly equal to the sine of an angle of measure θ in radians
and that is given by the sum of the alternating series
sin θ = θ - θ3/3! + θ5/5! - θ7/7! + θ9/9! - ...

trigonometry
Pronunciation: "tri-g&-'nä-m&-trE
the study of the properties of triangles and trigonometric functions a
nd of their applications

triangle

1 : a polygon having three sides -- compare SPHERICAL TRIANGLE
2 a : a percussion instrument consisting of a rod of steel bent
into the form of a triangle open at one angle and sounded by
striking with a small metal rod
b : a drafting instrument consisting of a thin flat right-angled
triangle of wood or plastic with acute angles of 45 degrees or of
30 degrees and 60 degrees
3 : a situation in which one member of a couple is involved
in a love affair with a third person [triangle illustration]

love affair

1 : a romantic attachment or episode between lovers
2 : a lively enthusiasm <America's love affair with baseball

lover
Pronunciation: 'l&-v&r
1 a : a person in love; especially : a man in love with a woman
b plural : two persons in love with each other
2 : an affectionate or benevolent friend
3 : DEVOTEE
4 a : PARAMOUR b : a person with whom one has sexual relations

woman
1 a : an adult female person b : a woman belonging to a particular
category (as by birth, residence, membership, or occupation) -- usually
used in combination <councilwoman>
2 : WOMANKIND
3 : distinctively feminine nature : WOMANLINESS
4 : a female servant or personal attendant

>>1
φ(．．)メモメモ・・・・(*^-^)／＼(^-^*)ﾅｶﾏ!

child
1 a : an unborn or recently born person b dialect : a female infant
2 a : a young person especially between infancy and youth
b : a childlike or childish person c : a person not yet of age

5 : one strongly influenced by another or by a place or
state of affairs

- with child : PREGNANT

↑　我は海の子　とか？

．．．．．．．．．．

sage

pregnant
Pronunciation: 'preg-n&nt

1 : abounding in fancy, wit, or resourcefulness : INVENTIVE
2 : rich in significance or implication : MEANINGFUL, PROFOUND
3 : containing unborn young within the body : GRAVID
4 : having possibilities of development or consequence
: involving important issues : MOMENTOUS
5 [obsolete] : INCLINED, DISPOSED
6 : FULL, TEEMING

abound [&-'baund] [intransitive verb]

1 : to be present in large numbers or in great quantity : be prevalent
2 : to be copiously supplied

copious ['kO-pE-&s] [adjective]

1 a : yielding something abundantly
b : plentiful in number
2 a : full of thought, information, or matter
b : profuse or exuberant in words, expression, or style
3 : present in large quantity : taking place on a large scale
- copiously [adverb]
- copiousness [noun]

profuse [pr&-'fyüs, prO-] [adjective]

1 : pouring forth liberally : EXTRAVAGANT
2 : exhibiting great abundance : BOUNTIFUL
- profusely [adverb]
- profuseness [noun]

abundance [&-'b&n-d&n(t)s] [noun]

1 : an ample quantity : PROFUSION
2 : AFFLUENCE, WEALTH
3 : relative degree of plentifulness

ample ['am-p&l] [adjective]

1 : generous or more than adequate in size, scope, or capacity
2 : generously sufficient to satisfy a requirement or need
3 : BUXOM, PORTLY
- ampleness [noun]
- amply [adverb]

buxom ['b&k-s&m] [adjective]

1 [obsolete] a : OBEDIENT, TRACTABLE
　b : offering little resistance : FLEXIBLE, PLIANT
2 [archaic] : full of gaiety : BLITHE
3 : vigorously or healthily plump; [specifically] : full-bosomed
- buxomly [adverb]
- buxomness [noun]

vigorous ['vi-g(&-)r&s] [adjective]

1 : possessing vigor : full of physical or mental strength or active force : STRONG
2 : done with vigor : carried out forcefully and energetically
- vigorously [adverb]
- vigorousness [noun]

vigor ['vi-g&r] [noun]

1 : active bodily or mental strength or force
2 : active healthy well-balanced growth especially of plants
3 : intensity of action or effect : FORCE
4 : effective legal status

intensity [in-'ten(t)-s&-tE] [noun]

1 : the quality or state of being intense;
　[especially] : extreme degree of strength, force, energy, or feeling
2 : the magnitude of a quantity (as force or energy)
　　 per unit (as of area, charge, mass, or time)
3 : SATURATION 4a

intense [in-'ten(t)s] [adjective]

1 a : existing in an extreme degree
　b : having or showing a characteristic in extreme degree
2 : marked by or expressive of great zeal, energy, determination, or concentration
3 a : exhibiting strong feeling or earnestness of purpose
　b : deeply felt
- intensely [adverb]
- intenseness [noun]

zeal ['zE(&)l] [noun]

: eagerness and ardent interest in pursuit of something : FERVOR

ardent ['är-d&nt] [adjective]

1 : characterized by warmth of feeling typically expressed in eager zealous support or activity
2 : FIERY, HOT <an ardent sun>
3 : SHINING, GLOWING <ardent eye>
- ardently [adverb]

fi·ery ['fI(-&)-rE] [adjective]

2 a : hot like a fire
4 a : full of or exuding emotion or spirit
　b : easily provoked : IRRITABLE

ex·ude [ig-'züd] [verb]

[intransitive senses]
1 : to ooze out
2 : to undergo diffusion
[transitive senses]
1 : to cause to ooze or spread out in all directions
2 : to display conspicuously or abundantly <exudes charm>

intransitive : an intransitive verb has a subject but no object.
transitive : a transitive verb must have an object.

ooze ['üz] [verb]

[intransitive senses]
1 : to pass or flow slowly through or as if through small openings or interstices
2 : to move slowly or imperceptibly
3 a : to exude moisture
　b : to exude something often in a faintly repellent manner <ooze with sympathy>
[transitive senses]
1 : to emit slowly
2 : EXUDE 2 <ooze confidence>

re·pel·lent also re·pel·lant [ri-'pe-l&nt] [adjective]

1 : serving or tending to drive away or ward off
　　-- often used in combination <a mosquito-repellent spray>
2 : arousing aversion or disgust : REPULSIVE

aver·sion [&-'v&r-zh&n, -sh&n] [noun]

2 a : a feeling of repugnance toward something with a desire
　　　to avoid or turn from it <regards drunkenness with aversion>
　b : a settled dislike : ANTIPATHY <expressed an aversion to parties>
　c : a tendency to extinguish a behavior or to avoid a thing or situation
　　　and especially a usually pleasurable one because it is or has been
　　　associated with a noxious stimulus

re·pug·nance [ri-'p&g-n&n(t)s] [noun]

2 : strong dislike, distaste, or antagonism

an·tag·o·nism [an-'ta-g&-"ni-z&m] [noun]

1 a : opposition of a conflicting force, tendency, or principle
　b : actively expressed opposition or hostility

hos·til·i·ty [hä-'sti-l&-tE] [noun]

1 a : deep-seated usually mutual ill will
　b (1) : hostile action (2) plural : overt acts of warfare : WAR
2 : conflict, opposition, or resistance in thought or principle

mu·tu·al ['myü-ch&-w&l, -ch&l; 'myüch-w&l] [adjective]

1 a : directed by each toward the other or the others <mutual affection>
　b : having the same feelings one for the other　<they had long been mutual enemies>
　c : shared in common <enjoying their mutual hobby>
　d : JOINT
2 : characterized by intimacy

in·ti·ma·cy ['in-t&-m&-sE] [noun]

1 : the state of being intimate : FAMILIARITY
2 : something of a personal or private nature

intimate ['in-t&-"mAt] [adjective]

2 : marked by very close association, contact, or familiarity <intimate knowledge of the law>
3 a : marked by a warm friendship developing through long association
　b : suggesting informal warmth or privacy <intimate clubs>
4 : of a very personal or private nature

as·so·ci·a·tion [&-"sO-sE-'A-sh&n, -shE-] [noun]

1 a : the act of associating
　b : the state of being associated : COMBINATION, RELATIONSHIP
2 : an organization of persons having a common interest : SOCIETY
3 : something linked in memory or imagination with a thing or person
4 : the process of forming mental connections or bonds
　　 between sensations, ideas, or memories
5 : the aggregation of chemical species to form
　　 (as with hydrogen bonds) loosely bound complexes
6 : a major unit in ecological community organization characterized by
　　 essential uniformity and usually by two or more dominant species

as·so·ci·ate [&-'sO-shE-"At, -sE-] [verb]

[transitive senses]
1 : to join as a partner, friend, or companion
2 [obsolete] : to keep company with : ATTEND
3 : to join or connect together : COMBINE
4 : to bring together or into relationship in any of various
　　 intangible ways (as in memory or imagination)

[intransitive senses]
1 : to come or be together as partners, friends, or companions
2 : to combine or join with other parts : UNITE

obsolete : of a kind or style no longer current : OLD-FASHIONED

in·tan·gi·ble [(")in-'tan-j&-b&l] [adjective]

: not tangible : IMPALPABLE

tan·gi·ble ['tan-j&-b&l] [adjective]

1 a : capable of being perceived especially by the sense of touch : PALPABLE
　b : substantially real : MATERIAL
2 : capable of being precisely identified or realized by the mind
　　 <her grief was tangible>
3 : capable of being appraised at an actual or approximate value
　　 <tangible assets>

per·ceive [p&r-'sEv] [transitive verb]

1 a : to attain awareness or understanding of
　b : to regard as being such <perceived threats> <was perceived as a loser>
2 : to become aware of through the senses; especially : SEE, OBSERVE

at·tain [&-'tAn] [verb]

[transitive senses]
1 : to reach as an end : GAIN, ACHIEVE <attain a goal>
2 : to come into possession of : OBTAIN
　　 <he attained preferment over his fellows>
3 : to come to as the end of a progression or course of movement
　　 <they attained the top of the hill> <attain a ripe old age>

[intransitive senses]
: to come or arrive by motion, growth, or effort -- usually used with to

pos·ses·sion [-'ze-sh&n also -'se-] [noun]

1 a : the act of having or taking into control
　b : control or occupancy of property without regard to ownership
　c : OWNERSHIP
　d : control of the ball or puck
2 : something owned, occupied, or controlled : PROPERTY
3 a : domination by something (as an evil spirit, a passion, or an idea)
　b : a psychological state in which an individual's normal
　　　 personality is replaced by another
　c : the fact or condition of being self-controlled

dom·i·na·tion ["dä-m&-'nA-sh&n] [noun]

1 :supremacy or preeminence over another
2 : exercise of mastery or ruling power
3 : exercise of preponderant, governing, or controlling influence

pre·em·i·nence [prE-'e-m&-n&n(t)s] [noun]
: the quality or state of being preeminent : SUPERIORITY

pre·em·i·nent [-n&nt] [adjective]
: having paramount rank, dignity, or importance : OUTSTANDING

par·a·mount ['par-&-"maunt] [adjective]

: superior to all others : SUPREME

su·preme [s&-'prEm, sü-] [adjective]

1 : highest in rank or authority <the supreme commander>
2 : highest in degree or quality
3 : ULTIMATE, FINAL <the supreme sacrifice>

ul·ti·mate ['&l-t&-m&t] [adjective]

1 a : most remote in space or time : FARTHEST
　b : last in a progression or series <their ultimate destination was Paris>
　c : EVENTUAL <they hoped for ultimate success>
　d : the best or most extreme of its kind : UTMOST <the ultimate sacrifice>
2 : arrived at as the last result <the ultimate question>
3 a : BASIC, FUNDAMENTAL <the ultimate nature of things>
　b : ORIGINAL <the ultimate source>
　c : incapable of further analysis, division, or separation
4 : MAXIMUM

even·tu·al [i-'ven(t)-sh(&-)w&l, -'ven-ch&l] [adjective]

1 [archaic] : CONTINGENT, CONDITIONAL
2 : taking place at an unspecified later time
　: ultimately resulting <they counted on our eventual success>

archaic : having the characteristics of the language of the past
　　　　　 and surviving chiefly in specialized uses

con·tin·gent [k&n-'tin-j&nt] [adjective]

1 : likely but not certain to happen : POSSIBLE
2 : not logically necessary; especially : EMPIRICAL
3 a : happening by chance or unforeseen causes
　b : subject to chance or unseen effects : UNPREDICTABLE
　c : intended for use in circumstances not completely foreseen
4 : dependent on or conditioned by something else
5 : not necessitated : determined by free choice

em·pir·i·cal [-i-k&l] also em·pir·ic [/-ik/] [adjective]

1 : originating in or based on observation or experience <empirical data>
2 : relying on experience or observation alone
　　 often without due regard for system and theory
3 : capable of being verified or disproved by observation or experiment
4 : of or relating to empiricism

em·pir·i·cism [im-'pir-&-"si-z&m, em-] [noun]

1 a : a former school of medical practice founded on experience
　　　 without the aid of science or theory
　b : QUACKERY, CHARLATANRY
2 a : the practice of relying on observation and experiment
　　　 especially in the natural sciences
　b : a tenet arrived at empirically
3 : a theory that all knowledge originates in experience

quack·ery ['kwa-k(&-)rE] [noun]
: the practices or pretensions of a quack

quack ['kwak] [noun]
2 : a pretender to medical skill

char·la·tan ['shär-l&-t&n] [noun]
2 : one making usually showy pretenses to knowledge or ability : FRAUD, FAKER

fraud ['frod] [noun]

2 a : a person who is not what he or she pretends to be : IMPOSTOR;
　　　 also : one who defrauds : CHEAT
　b : one that is not what it seems or is represented to be

im·pos·tor or im·pos·ter [im-'päs-t&r] [noun]
: one that assumes false identity or title for the purpose of deception

de·fraud [di-'frod, dE-] [transitive verb]
: to deprive of something by deception or fraud

de·prive [di-'prIv] [transitive verb]
2 : to take something away from <deprived him of his professorship>
4 : to withhold something from <deprived a citizen of her rights>

de·cep·tion [di-'sep-sh&n] [noun]
1 a : the act of deceiving

with·hold [with-'hOld, wi[th]-] [verb]

[transitive senses]
1 : to hold back from action : CHECK
2 [archaic] : to keep in custody
3 : to refrain from granting, giving, or allowing <withhold permission>
4 : to deduct (withholding tax) from income

[intransitive senses]
: FORBEAR, REFRAIN

re·frain [ri-'frAn] [verb]

[intransitive senses]
: to keep oneself from doing, feeling, or indulging in something
　　and especially from following a passing impulse

in·dulge [in-'d&lj] [verb]

1 a : to give free rein to
　b : to take unrestrained pleasure in : GRATIFY

free rein [noun]
: unrestricted liberty of action or decision

grat·i·fy ['gra-t&-"fI] [transitive verb]
2 : to be a source of or give pleasure or satisfaction to
3 : to give in to : INDULGE, SATISFY

re·strict·ed [adjective]
: subject or subjected to restriction
: as a : not general : LIMITED <the decision had a restricted effect>
　　　b : available to the use of particular groups
　　　　　 or specifically excluding others <a restricted country club>
　　　c : not intended for general circulation or release <a restricted document>

cir·cu·la·tion ["s&r-ky&-'lA-sh&n] [noun]

3 b : the extent of dissemination
　　: as (1) : the average number of copies of a publication sold over a given period
　　　　　(2) : the total number of items borrowed from a library

dis·sem·i·nate [di-'se-m&-"nAt] [transitive verb]

1 : to spread abroad as though sowing seed <disseminate ideas>
2 : to disperse throughout
- dis·sem·i·na·tion [-"se-m&-'nA-sh&n] [noun]
- dis·sem·i·na·tor [-'se-m&-"nA-t&r] [noun]

dis·perse [di-'sp&rs] [verb]

[transitive senses]
1 a : to cause to break up <police dispersed the crowd>
　b : to cause to become spread widely
　c : to cause to evaporate or vanish <sunlight dispersing the mist>
2 : to spread or distribute from a fixed or constant source
　: as a [archaic] : DISSEMINATE
　　　 b : to subject (as light) to dispersion
　　　 c : to distribute (as fine particles) more or less evenly throughout a medium

[intransitive senses]
1 : to break up in random fashion <the crowd dispersed on request>
2 a : to become dispersed
　b : DISSIPATE, VANISH <the fog dispersed toward morning>

evap·o·rate [i-'va-p(&-)"rAt] [verb]

[intransitive senses]
1 a : to pass off in vapor or in invisible minute particles
　b (1) : to pass off or away : DISAPPEAR (2) : to diminish quickly
2 : to give forth vapor

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