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shoulder

他動詞
複数形: shoulders過去形: shouldered過去分詞: shouldered現在分詞: shouldering

The physical shoulder serves as a pivot point for the entire arm, creating a mental image of strength and support. This physical utility translates directly into the emotional and financial weight people carry, where the shoulder becomes the primary site of endurance and obligation. In a social context, the word carries a distinct sense of intimacy or dismissal. Leaning on a shoulder implies trust and vulnerability, while the act of shrugging or ignoring someone suggests a cold indifference or a lack of concern.

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意味

名詞

The joint connecting the arm to the torso.

"He felt a sharp pain in his shoulder."

名詞

The edge of a road where vehicles can stop in emergencies.

"The car pulled over onto the shoulder to check the map."

他動詞
[someone][something]

To accept a burden or responsibility.

"She had to shoulder the cost of the repairs."

他動詞
[something]

To push something aside using the shoulder.

"He shouldered his way through the crowd."

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