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[伸び] (⇒せいちょう[成長 , 生長])*growth【U】発展, 発達;[a/the ~] 増加, 増大.¶→伸びをするII[野火] wildfire【U】鬼火.伸び
延び
stretching (the body) (i.e. when waking up)
excess
surplus
postponement
growth
spread* * *Iのび【伸び】( ⇒ せいちょう[成長 , 生長])*growth〖U〗発展, 発達;[a/the ~] 増加, 増大.¶ → 伸びをするIIのび【野火】wildfire〖U〗鬼火.* * *Iのび【伸び・延び】1 【伸び】 〔背伸び〕●伸びをする stretch (oneself); have a stretch
・あくびまじりの伸びをして with a stretch and a yawn.
2 【伸び】 〔植物や身体の成長〕 growth.●伸びがよい grow well
・伸びが早い[遅い] grow fast [slowly]
・背の伸びが止まってしまった. I have stopped growing. | I'm the same height as I was a year ago.
●伸びを抑制する inhibit [check] growth
・(衣類を新調するとき)身長の伸びを見込む allow for possible further growth.
3 【延び】 〔塗料・白粉などの広がり〕 spread; ability to spread; a speed [rate] of spread.●延びがよい[悪い] spread [do not spread] well [evenly]
・このペンキは延びがよい. This paint spreads well. | It is easy to apply this paint evenly.
4 【伸び】 〔ゴムなどが長く変形すること・伸長〕 elongation; extension; 〔球の威力〕 carry; 〔ゴルフ〕 a shot with good carry; 〔野球で投打球〕 a ball that has legs.●ばねの伸び 【物】 the stretch [extension, elongation] of a spring.
●この餅は伸びがよい. This mochi has plenty of elasticity [is good and stretchy].
・ばねを伸びが l になるまで伸ばすときの仕事 【物】 the work done to stretch a spring to extension l
・このスプリングは伸びがなくなっている. The spring has lost its elasticity [spring]. | The spring has gone.
・8 回にもかかわらず彼の速球にはまだ伸びがある. In the eighth inning his fastball still has legs.
●伸びのある声 a strong voice; a voice which holds out.
5 【伸び】 〔発達・発展〕 development; growth.●工業の伸び industrial growth
・売り上げの伸び growth of sales; an [the] increase in sales; sales growth
・数学の成績の伸び an improvement in math(s) scores.
●彼の英語の成績は伸びが著しかった. His English improved dramatically. | His English scores shot up.
・消費の伸びが鈍った. Demand fell [grew sluggish].
・わが社は最近業績の伸びが止まってしまった. The company has stopped growing recently. | Our business has recently stopped expanding.
伸び率 a growth rate; 【物】 an elongation percentage.IIのび【野火】〔野焼き〕 setting fire to the hills [fields] in spring to burn back dried grass; 〔野の火事〕 a bush [brush, grass, field] fire; a prairie fire.●野火のようにひろがる spread like wildfire [a prairie fire].
Japanese-English dictionary. 2013.