demise

終焉、崩壊

企業や計画、制度などが終わったり、立ち行かなくなったりすること。

やさしい英語で： The end or failure of something, such as a business, project, or system.

• Poor sales caused the company's demise.
• The loss of funding led to the project's demise.
• Few people predicted the eventual demise of the industry.

類義語： end, collapse, downfall

よく使う表現： eventual demise, the demise of something, lead to demise

死去、死亡

人や他の生き物の命が終わること。

やさしい英語で： The death of a person or another living thing.

• The king's demise shocked the country.
• She mourned her friend's untimely demise.
• The animal's sudden demise remains unexplained.

類義語： death, passing, decease

反対語： birth

よく使う表現： untimely demise, sudden demise, the demise of someone

財産の譲渡

遺言や使用を認める契約によって、財産を法的に他人へ渡すこと。

やさしい英語で： The legal transfer of property through a will or an agreement allowing someone to use it.

• The deed records the demise of the land.
• The demise grants the tenant use of the premises.
• Lawyers reviewed the terms of the proposed demise.

類義語： conveyance, transfer

よく使う表現： demise of property, demise by lease, a legal demise

譲渡する

遺言や使用を認める契約によって、財産を法的に他人へ渡す。

やさしい英語で： To legally transfer property through a will or an agreement allowing someone to use it.

• The deed demises the land.
• The landlord demised the building for twenty years.
• The will demises the estate to her eldest child.

使い方： demise something to someone (The owner demised the premises to the tenant.)

類義語： convey, transfer, lease

よく使う表現： demise property, demise land, demise something to someone