kind_of
日本語WordNet
to some (great or small) extent; "it was rather cold"; "the party was rather nice"; "the knife is rather dull"; "I rather regret that I cannot attend"; "He's rather good at playing the cello"; "he is kind of shy"
AIによる解説
An informal adverb phrase meaning 'somewhat' or 'to some extent.' Used in spoken English to soften statements or express uncertainty. Often contracted to 'kinda.'
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Would you kindly clarify the rationale underlying your opposition to amendments strengthening consumer protections nationwide?
全国的に消費者保護を強化する修正案への反対の根拠となる理論的根拠を明確にしていただけますか?
Will you kindly refrain from disrupting the proceedings with unnecessary interruptions?
不必要な中断で議事を妨げることを慎んでいただけますか。
Natural kind terms like "water" refer to underlying essence rather than superficial properties, according to causal-historical theories of reference.
「水」のような自然種名辞は、因果-歴史的指示理論によれば、表面的性質ではなく基礎となる本質を指示する。