例文・使い方で印象づける「stem」の覚え方


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...At some points fire had been used with considerable success as abarrier, hundreds of acres of forest lands being destroyed in theendeavor to stem the crimson tide...   At some points fire had been used with considerable success as abarrier, hundreds of acres of forest lands being destroyed in theendeavor to stem the crimson tideの読み方
Various 「Astounding Stories, August, 1931」

...A separate tree, he allowed the stem to rise without heeding its elevation or majestic life...   A separate tree, he allowed the stem to rise without heeding its      elevation or majestic lifeの読み方
Alexandre Dumas, Pere 「The Man in the Iron Mask」

...But as the girl cut the long stem with herknife she looked down straight into the smiling face of Tarzan-jad-guru...   But as the girl cut the long stem with herknife she looked down straight into the smiling face of Tarzan-jad-guruの読み方
Edgar Rice Burroughs 「Tarzan the Terrible」

...It is probably too rich, and would make corn run entirely to straw, for one species of grass was observed twelve feet high, with a stem as thick as a man's thumb...   It is probably      too rich, and would make corn run entirely to straw, for one species of      grass was observed twelve feet high, with a stem as thick as a mans      thumbの読み方
David Livingstone 「Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa」

...The sofi beads are like pieces of thick clay-pipe stem about half an inch long, and are in great demand here...   The      sofi beads are like pieces of thick clay-pipe stem about half an inch      long, and are in great demand hereの読み方
Henry M. Stanley 「How I Found Livingstone」

...His hair was cut short, with the exception of a ridge on the top which ran stem to stern, like a cockscomb...   His hair was cut short, with the exception of a ridge on the top which ran stem to stern, like a cockscombの読み方
W.H.G. Kingston 「Great African Travellers」

...Another, the mokuri, an herbaceous creeper, the tubers of which, as large as a man’s head, it deposits in a circle of a yard or more horizontally from the stem...   Another, the mokuri, an herbaceous creeper, the tubers of which, as large as a man’s head, it deposits in a circle of a yard or more horizontally from the stemの読み方
W.H.G. Kingston 「Great African Travellers」

...As they never by any chance thought of mooring her both stem and stern, the dhow generally changed ends rapidly, shipping considerable water in the process...   As they never by any chance thought of  mooring her both stem and stern, the dhow generally changed ends  rapidly, shipping considerable water in the processの読み方
Stewart Edward White 「African Camp Fires」

...The leaves were all brought over to the same side of the stem, and then plaited...   The leaves were all brought  over to the same side of the stem, and then plaitedの読み方
Stewart Edward White 「African Camp Fires」

... Every leaf above us, in the circle of our firelight, depended absolutely motionless from its stem...    Every leaf above us, in the circle of our firelight, depended  absolutely motionless from its stemの読み方
Stewart Edward White 「African Camp Fires」

...While these thoughts were passing through my mind, he let go the stem of the tree, and once more sank down, moving forward as before on his hands and feet...   While these thoughts were passing through my mind, he let go the stem of the tree, and once more sank down, moving forward as before on his hands and feetの読み方
W.H.G. Kingston 「The Two Supercargoes」

...The culture ofYoruba, Benin, Mossiland, and Nupe had exhausted itself in adesperate attempt to stem the on-coming flood of Mohammedan culture...   The culture ofYoruba, Benin, Mossiland, and Nupe had exhausted itself in adesperate attempt to stem the on-coming flood of Mohammedan cultureの読み方
W.E.B. Du Bois 「The Negro」

... Myknowledge of ships and sailor's talk came much to my assistance, for Iknew a ship from stem to stern, and from keelson to cross-trees, andcould talk sailor like an "old salt...    Myknowledge of ships and sailors talk came much to my assistance, for Iknew a ship from stem to stern, and from keelson to cross-trees, andcould talk sailor like an old saltの読み方
Frederick Douglass 「Collected Articles of Frederick Douglass」

...Not so,however, with the average seeker for light and truth, who if he wish tosucceed must stem the tide of prejudiced opinion...   Not so,however, with the average seeker for light and truth, who if he wish tosucceed must stem the tide of prejudiced opinionの読み方
Various 「Mother Earth, Vol. 1 No. 4, June 1906」

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