用法パターン:
in [the/a] cellar
They keep their homemade jam in the cool cellar under the kitchen.
A házi készítésű lekvárt a konyha alatti hűvös pincében tartják.
During the storm, we all waited in the cellar until it passed.
A vihar alatt mindannyian a pincében vártunk, amíg elvonult.
The old house has a stone cellar that still smells faintly of coal.
He went down to the cellar to change the fuse.
The vegetables are stored in the cellar so they last through the winter.
学習者向け例文
We keep our potatoes in the cellar.
A krumplit a pincében tartjuk.
The children are afraid to go into the dark cellar.
A gyerekek félnek lemenni a sötét pincébe.
There is water on the floor of the cellar.
My grandfather has a small cellar under his house.
よくある間違い:
Learners often use "basement" and "cellar" as complete synonyms. In everyday English, a "basement" can be a normal living floor with rooms, while a "cellar" is usually smaller and mainly for storage or utilities, and often feels darker or more basic.
意味
Underground storage room in a building
コロケーション
dark cellar
|damp cellar
|cold cellar
|go down to the cellar
|store [food] in the cellar
|small cellar
類義語
basement (Often any lower floor below ground; not always only for storage and may be lived in, while a cellar is usually mainly for storage.)
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storage room (General term for a room used to store things; does not imply it is underground.)
対義語
attic (The space or room at the top of a house, opposite in position to an underground cellar.)
テーマ
home
|buildings
|daily life
|housing
|daily_life
定義
A room under a house or building, usually used to keep food or other things.
A room below ground level in a house or other building, usually used for storing things such as food, fuel, or equipment.
用法パターン:
in [someone]'s cellar
The restaurant’s cellar holds more than two thousand bottles.
Az étterem borospincéjében több mint kétezer palackot tárolnak.
They showed us around the old stone cellar where the family has stored wine for generations.
Körbevezettek minket a régi kőből épült borospincében, ahol a család generációk óta tartja a borait.
He disappeared into the cellar and came back with a dusty bottle of Bordeaux.
Most of the estate’s best vintages are kept in a temperature-controlled cellar.
Visitors can taste the wine directly from the barrels in the cellar.
学習者向け例文
They keep their best wine in a cellar under the house.
A legjobb boraikat a ház alatti borospincében tartják.
The hotel has a big cellar with many bottles of wine.
A szállodának nagy borospincéje van, sok palack borral.
He went down to the cellar to choose a bottle for dinner.
The wine stayed cool in the cellar in summer.
よくある間違い:
Learners sometimes think a "cellar" for wine must always be under a private house. It can also be under a restaurant, hotel, or winery, or be a special cooled room that is not deeply underground.
意味
Underground room for storing wine
コロケーション
wine cellar
|restaurant cellar
|hotel cellar
|private cellar
|temperature-controlled cellar
|tastings in the cellar
類義語
wine cellar (A fixed phrase that clearly shows the cellar is used for wine; "cellar" alone can mean this when context is clear.)
対義語
bar area (A place where wine is served and drunk immediately, rather than stored long-term.)
テーマ
food
|leisure
|business
|food_drink
|housing
定義
A cool room, usually under the ground, where bottles of wine are kept.
An underground room or specially cooled area where wine is stored, often in a private home, restaurant, or wine business.
用法パターン:
[someone]'s cellar of [wine]
The restaurant is famous for its cellar of rare Burgundies.
Az étterem a ritka burgundi borokból álló borkészletéről híres.
Over the years he built up a remarkable cellar on a modest budget.
Az évek során szerény költségvetésből is figyelemre méltó borkészletet épített fel.
Their cellar is strongest in Italian wines from small producers.
She decided to auction her entire cellar after moving abroad.
Our cellar is small but carefully chosen.
学習者向け例文
He has a very good cellar of French wine.
Nagyon jó francia borkészlete van.
The hotel’s cellar includes many old bottles.
A szálloda borkészletében sok régi palack is van.
They are trying to make their cellar bigger every year.
She sold half of her cellar last year.
よくある間違い:
Learners may think this meaning always refers to a physical room, but here "cellar" can mean just the collection of bottles, even if the storage place is not mentioned.
意味
Collection of stored wines
コロケーション
fine cellar
|excellent cellar
|well-stocked cellar
|impressive cellar
|expand the cellar
|sell off the cellar
類義語
wine collection (A more transparent and slightly less formal expression; strongly emphasizes ownership and enjoyment, while "cellar" emphasizes both storage and collection.)
対義語
lack (Describes the absence of something; the opposite of having a stocked collection or cellar of wine.)
テーマ
food
|leisure
|business
|food_drink
定義
All the bottles of wine that one person or place has and keeps, usually in one place.
The stock or collection of wines that a person, restaurant, or business owns and stores, especially in a cellar.
用法パターン:
in the cellar (of [a league])
After losing six games in a row, the team dropped into the cellar of the division.
Miután egymás után hat meccset elveszített, a csapat a divízió utolsó helyére csúszott vissza.
A late-season winning streak helped them climb out of the cellar.
A szezon végi győzelmi sorozat segített nekik kikerülni az utolsó helyről.
They finished the year stuck in the cellar despite several close matches.
No one expected last year’s champions to be in the cellar by midseason.
The club has spent three straight seasons in the cellar of the league.
学習者向け例文
Their team is in the cellar this year.
A csapatuk idén az utolsó helyen áll.
If they lose again, they will stay in the cellar.
Ha megint veszítenek, továbbra is az utolsó helyen maradnak.
The club wants to move up from the cellar next season.
Last year they finished in the cellar of the league.
よくある間違い:
Learners may translate "cellar" literally and not understand that in sports it means "last place" or the lowest position in a table. It is most common in sports news and talk, not in formal writing.
意味
Lowest position in league standings
コロケーション
in the cellar
|out of the cellar
|league cellar
|cellar team
|escape the cellar
|move up from the cellar
類義語
last place (More general and neutral; "cellar" is informal, colorful sports language for the same position.)
対義語
first place (The top position in a ranking, opposite to being in the cellar.)
定義
In sports, the last place in a group, usually in a league table.
In sports or competitions, the bottom position in the rankings, especially in a league table, often used in the phrase "in the cellar."
This wine is too young to drink now; you should cellar it for at least five years.
Ez a bor még túl fiatal ahhoz, hogy most megigyuk; legalább öt évig érdemes pincében érlelni.
Not all bottles are meant to be cellared—many are made to drink immediately.
Nem minden palackot érdemes pincében érlelni; sok bort azonnali fogyasztásra készítenek.
The estate carefully cellars a portion of each vintage for future release.
He cellared the best bottles in a dark, cool room at the back of the house.
Restaurants often cellar certain wines until they reach their peak.
学習者向け例文
They cellar their red wine for many years.
Sok éven át pincében érlelik a vörösborukat.
You can cellar this wine, or you can drink it now.
Ezt a bort lehet pincében érlelni, de akár most is meg lehet inni.
He cellared the bottles in a cool room.
Some wines are not good to cellar for a long time.
よくある間違い:
Learners may think "cellar" as a verb means any kind of storage. In practice, it is mainly used for keeping wine (or sometimes beer) in the right conditions so it can age well.
意味
Store wine for aging in a cellar
コロケーション
cellar the wine
|properly cellared
|cellared for ten years
|ready to cellar
|not suitable to cellar
類義語
age (A broader term for letting something get older; "cellar" is more specific to storing wine in a proper place.)
対義語
drink (To consume the wine now, instead of storing it to improve over time.)
テーマ
food
|leisure
|food_drink
定義
To keep wine in a cool place for a long time so that it can become better.
To store wine in a suitable cool place, often a cellar, so that it can age and improve in quality.