saturnic

英語（米国） (en-US) 英語（イギリス） (en-GB)

IPA（発音記号）

/səˈtɝnɪk/

形容詞

containing lead or suffering from lead poisoning (saturnia) / saturnine; tending to a gloomy, melancholy, or bitter disposition / of or relating to the planet Saturn

日本語の意味

鉛を含む、または鉛中毒を起こす性質（saturniaに由来） / 憂鬱な、陰鬱な、メランコリックな、または苦々しい性質 / 土星に関係する、または土星の

英語の意味

containing lead or suffering from lead poisoning (saturnia) / saturnine; tending to a gloomy, melancholy, or bitter disposition / of or relating to the planet Saturn

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The saturnic paint flaked from the windowsill, releasing a faint metallic odor that worried the parents.

鉛を含む塗料が窓枠から剥がれ、かすかな金属臭を放って両親を心配させた。

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意味（1）

containing lead or suffering from lead poisoning (saturnia)

As regards alcohol, eight of the men, including one subject of gout and one of lead-poisoning, confined their potations to two pints of beer or less daily. Of one more, a painter, gouty and saturnic, the amount was not ascertained.

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意味（2）

saturnine; tending to a gloomy, melancholy, or bitter disposition

Don Fernan presented that union of fiery passion and saturnic manners not unusual among Spaniards.

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意味（3）

of or relating to the planet Saturn

Under these conditions the Moon could only collide with satellites in orbits external to the Moon itself since it is well-known that any sizable satellite inside the Roche limit would rapidly disintegrate into some kind of saturnic ring.

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意味（4）

Saturnalian: riotously merry; dissolute

A remarkable example of such saturnic mime is provided by Plato’s Symposium. Its beginning is saturnalia, its ending—komos; its whole setting is not everyday-realistic but saturnic, Bacchic, and the roots of “feast” philosophy (wine and the theme of eros) lie in Bacchism-saturnism.

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more saturnic （ comparative ）

most saturnic （ superlative ）