例文・使い方で印象づける「base」の覚え方


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..."The plane isresting on a solid base...   The plane isresting on a solid baseの読み方
Various 「Astounding Stories, August, 1931」

...Don Quixote smiled when he heard these words, and said very calmly, “Comenow, base, ill-born brood; call ye it highway robbery to give freedom tothose in bondage, to release the captives, to succour the miserable, toraise up the fallen, to relieve the needy? Infamous beings, who by yourvile grovelling intellects deserve that heaven should not make known toyou the virtue that lies in knight-errantry, or show you the sin andignorance in which ye lie when ye refuse to respect the shadow, not to saythe presence, of any knight-errant! Come now; band, not of officers, butof thieves; footpads with the licence of the Holy Brotherhood; tell me whowas the ignoramus who signed a warrant of arrest against such a knight asI am? Who was he that did not know that knights-errant are independent ofall jurisdictions, that their law is their sword, their charter theirprowess, and their edicts their will? Who, I say again, was the fool thatknows not that there are no letters patent of nobility that confer suchprivileges or exemptions as a knight-errant acquires the day he is dubbeda knight, and devotes himself to the arduous calling of chivalry? Whatknight-errant ever paid poll-tax, duty, queen’s pin-money, king’s dues,toll or ferry? What tailor ever took payment of him for making hisclothes? What castellan that received him in his castle ever made him payhis shot? What king did not seat him at his table? What damsel was notenamoured of him and did not yield herself up wholly to his will andpleasure? And, lastly, what knight-errant has there been, is there, orwill there ever be in the world, not bold enough to give, single-handed,four hundred cudgellings to four hundred officers of the Holy Brotherhoodif they come in his way?” ...   Don Quixote smiled when he heard these words, and said very calmly, “Comenow, base, ill-born brood; call ye it highway robbery to give freedom tothose in bondage, to release the captives, to succour the miserable, toraise up the fallen, to relieve the needy? Infamous beings, who by yourvile grovelling intellects deserve that heaven should not make known toyou the virtue that lies in knight-errantry, or show you the sin andignorance in which ye lie when ye refuse to respect the shadow, not to saythe presence, of any knight-errant! Come now; band, not of officers, butof thieves; footpads with the licence of the Holy Brotherhood; tell me whowas the ignoramus who signed a warrant of arrest against such a knight asI am? Who was he that did not know that knights-errant are independent ofall jurisdictions, that their law is their sword, their charter theirprowess, and their edicts their will? Who, I say again, was the fool thatknows not that there are no letters patent of nobility that confer suchprivileges or exemptions as a knight-errant acquires the day he is dubbeda knight, and devotes himself to the arduous calling of chivalry? Whatknight-errant ever paid poll-tax, duty, queen’s pin-money, king’s dues,toll or ferry? What tailor ever took payment of him for making hisclothes? What castellan that received him in his castle ever made him payhis shot? What king did not seat him at his table? What damsel was notenamoured of him and did not yield herself up wholly to his will andpleasure? And, lastly, what knight-errant has there been, is there, orwill there ever be in the world, not bold enough to give, single-handed,four hundred cudgellings to four hundred officers of the Holy Brotherhoodif they come in his way?” の読み方
Miguel de Cervantes 「The History of Don Quixote, Vol. I, Complete」

...There are some who may say, 'Set a traitor to punisha traitor'; but I say, and also all those whose hearts are notcowardly and base would say, that it is an honourable manwho should punish a traitor...   There are some who may say, Set a traitor to punisha traitor; but I say, and also all those whose hearts are notcowardly and base would say, that it is an honourable manwho should punish a traitorの読み方
Antonio de Trueba Henry J. Gill 「The Cid Campeador」

...My sister is there, and I fear that they will take base advantageof her weakness...   My sister is there, and I fear that they will take base advantageof her weaknessの読み方
Antonio de Trueba Henry J. Gill 「The Cid Campeador」

...The amphitheatre ofred brick, with its Moorish windows, stood by itself at the base ofgreen hills...   The amphitheatre ofred brick, with its Moorish windows, stood by itself at the base ofgreen hillsの読み方
Vicente Blasco Ibáñez Frances Douglas 「The Blood of the Arena」

...Was she base or brave, she whom you loved, in preferring the king to you, the king whom her heart commanded her imperiously to prefer to you? No, she was the bravest of women...   Was she base or brave, she whom      you loved, in preferring the king to you, the king whom her heart      commanded her imperiously to prefer to you? No, she was the bravest of      womenの読み方
Alexandre Dumas, Pere 「The Man in the Iron Mask」

...I had been thinking the thing out,and had come to the conclusion that I must have a base somewhere and a freshoutfit...   I had been thinking the thing out,and had come to the conclusion that I must have a base somewhere and a freshoutfitの読み方
John Buchan 「Mr. Standfast」

...First he selected a long, straight branch about two inches in diameterat its base...   First he selected a long, straight branch about two inches in diameterat its baseの読み方
Edgar Rice Burroughs 「Tarzan the Terrible」

...And he had heard her dear voicecombatting the base demands of the vile priest...   And he had heard her dear voicecombatting the base demands of the vile priestの読み方
Edgar Rice Burroughs 「Tarzan the Terrible」

...“I had begun to lose my belief in my poor misguided country, to think all men in France vile, and all women base...   “I had      begun to lose my belief in my poor misguided country, to think all men in      France vile, and all women baseの読み方
Baroness Orczy 「El Dorado」

...At its base was a line of well-tended shrubs and at some distancetowards its eastern extremity it was vine covered to the top...   At its base was a line of well-tended shrubs and at some distancetowards its eastern extremity it was vine covered to the topの読み方
Edgar Rice Burroughs 「Tarzan the Untamed」

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