stool

スツール、丸椅子

通常、背もたれや肘掛けのない、一人用の椅子。

やさしい英語で： A seat for one person, usually without a back or places to rest your arms.

• She sat on a stool.
• We bought two stools for the kitchen.
• Can you reach the counter from that stool?

類義語： seat

よく使う表現： bar stool, wooden stool, kitchen stool

便

トイレで体から排出される固形の老廃物。

やさしい英語で： Solid waste that leaves your body when you go to the toilet.

• The doctor requested a stool sample.
• Blood in your stool can indicate a problem.
• The nurse asked whether he had passed any stools.

類義語： faeces, feces

よく使う表現： stool sample, pass stool, loose stool

切り株

新しい枝を生やすため、地面近くで切った植物の根元。

やさしい英語で： The base of a plant cut close to the ground so new branches can grow.

• New shoots grew from the stool.
• The gardener removed several old stools.
• Each hazel stool produced a cluster of branches.

類義語： stump

よく使う表現： willow stool, hazel stool, old stool

排便する

腸内の固形の老廃物を体外に出す。

やさしい英語で： To pass solid body waste from the bowels.

• The baby stools after feeding.
• The patient has not stooled today.
• Some infants stool several times a day.

類義語： defecate, pass stool

よく使う表現： stool frequently, stool regularly

分げつする

植物が根や根元から新しい茎を出す。

やさしい英語で： For a plant to grow new stems from its roots or base.

• The plants stool in spring.
• This variety stools well in rich soil.
• The barley stooled after the first rain.

類義語： tiller

よく使う表現： stool freely, stool well

根元から切る

新しい芽が出るように植物を地面近くで切る。

やさしい英語で： To cut a plant close to the ground to encourage new growth.

• We stool the willows each winter.
• The gardener stooled the hazel last year.
• Stool these plants before new growth begins.

類義語： coppice

よく使う表現： stool a willow, stool the plants