用法パターン:
the ephemera of [something]
The memoir is full of the ephemera of everyday life—bus tickets, overheard jokes, and half-remembered songs.
Az emlékirat tele van a hétköznapi élet múló apróságaival — buszjegyekkel, elcsípett viccekkel és félig felidézett dalokkal.
Her photographs turn ordinary ephemera into something worth noticing.
A fotói a hétköznapi múló apróságokat is olyasmivé változtatják, amire érdemes felfigyelni.
The show captured the ephemera of a city summer: flyers, street chatter, and late-night light.
学習者向け例文
I kept the ephemera from our trip.
Megőriztem az utunkról maradt apróságokat.
Most ephemera disappear quickly.
A legtöbb ilyen múló apróság gyorsan eltűnik.
よくある間違い:
Ephemera is usually treated as a collective noun; avoid *an ephemera*. Say "a piece/item of ephemera" instead. Also don’t confuse it with the adjective ephemeral.
意味
short-lived things collectively
コロケーション
the ephemera of daily life
|cultural ephemera
|urban ephemera
|digital ephemera
|political ephemera
|the ephemera of social media
|the ephemera of childhood
|the ephemera of fashion
|collect the ephemera
|ephemera of the moment
類義語
transients (emphasizes things that pass quickly.)
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fleeting details (focuses on small, easily overlooked aspects.)
対義語
permanence (the state of lasting or remaining unchanged.)
|
enduring works (things created to last and be preserved.)
テーマ
culture
|daily_life
|time
定義
small things that do not last long.
Things that are short-lived, quickly forgotten, or not meant to last, considered as a group.
用法パターン:
[someone] collects ephemera; a collection of ephemera
The museum acquired a trove of ephemera from the 1960s, including flyers, menus, and campaign buttons.
A múzeum az 1960-as évekből származó aprónyomtatványok nagy gyűjteményét szerezte meg, köztük szórólapokat, étlapokat és kampányjelvényeket.
He collects railway ephemera like old timetables and station posters.
Régi menetrendekhez és állomási plakátokhoz hasonló vasúti aprónyomtatványokat gyűjt.
The archive catalogued the ephemera from the festival—wristbands, programs, and maps.
学習者向け例文
She keeps ephemera like tickets and postcards.
Megőrzi az olyan aprónyomtatványokat, mint a jegyek és a képeslapok.
The library has a large ephemera collection.
A könyvtárnak nagy aprónyomtatvány-gyűjteménye van.
よくある間違い:
Don’t use *ephemeras* as a plural; ephemera already refers to many items. For one object, say "an item/piece of ephemera."
意味
collectible short-term printed items
コロケーション
printed ephemera
|paper ephemera
|advertising ephemera
|political ephemera
|theatre ephemera
|concert ephemera
|travel ephemera
|a box of ephemera
|a collection of ephemera
|ephemera dealer
類義語
memorabilia (usually kept for personal or fan value, not necessarily disposable at first.)
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keepsakes (highlights sentimental value more than documentary value.)
対義語
books (bound publications typically intended to be kept long-term.)
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official records (documents created to be preserved and referenced.)
テーマ
arts
|media
|history
|shopping
定義
paper items like tickets or flyers that people often throw away, but some people collect them.
Printed materials produced for temporary use or a specific occasion (such as tickets, flyers, posters, menus, or brochures), often kept or collected later because they document everyday culture.
用法パターン:
Ephemera [singular taxonomic name]; ephemera [plural common reference, rare]
In the guide, Ephemera is listed as a genus of mayflies found near clean rivers.
A határozóban az Ephemera a tiszta folyók közelében élő kérészek egyik nemzetségeként szerepel.
The researcher compared Ephemera species across several regions.
A kutató több régióban hasonlította össze az Ephemera fajait.
よくある間違い:
This meaning is uncommon in everyday English; most uses of ephemera refer to short-lived things or collectible printed items.
意味
mayflies (esp. in taxonomy)
コロケーション
the genus Ephemera
|Ephemera danica
|mayfly ephemera (rare)
|Ephemera species
類義語
mayflies (the common name; broader and not taxonomic.)
定義
a scientific name related to mayflies.
Mayflies, or a particular group of mayflies, especially when used as a scientific name in classification.