runaway

家出人、逃亡者

家出した人や、閉じ込められていた場所から逃げた人。

やさしい英語で： Someone who has left home or escaped from a place where they were kept.

• The runaway needed a safe place to sleep.
• Police found two runaways near the station.
• The shelter helps runaways contact their families.

類義語： escapee

よく使う表現： a young runaway, a teenage runaway

暴走

機械や過程が制御を失い、安全な限度を超えて進み続けること。

やさしい英語で： A machine or process that continues beyond safe limits because control has been lost.

• A motor runaway damaged the equipment.
• The pilot struggled to stop the trim runaway.
• Engineers added protection against thermal runaways.

よく使う表現： a trim runaway, a motor runaway

圧勝

一方が相手に大きな差をつけて勝つこと。

やさしい英語で： A victory in which one side wins by a very large amount.

• The game was a runaway.
• Their team won in a runaway.
• Everyone expected a close race, but it became a runaway.

類義語： landslide, rout

よく使う表現： win in a runaway, a complete runaway

家出した、逃亡した

許可なく家を出たり、どこかから逃げたりした。

やさしい英語で： Having left home or escaped from somewhere without permission.

• The runaway child was safe.
• They offered food to a runaway prisoner.
• Her parents searched for their runaway daughter.

類義語： escaped, fugitive

よく使う表現： a runaway child, a runaway prisoner

暴走する

動いていて、管理する人が止めたり方向を変えたりできない。

やさしい英語で： Moving without the person in charge being able to stop or direct it.

• A runaway horse crossed the road.
• The runaway truck crashed into a wall.
• Workers managed to stop the runaway train.

類義語： uncontrolled

反対語： controlled

よく使う表現： a runaway horse, a runaway train, a runaway truck