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rat Meaning in Japanese (rat 英語 意味)

nounネズミ, 裏切り者
verb密告する
ネズミ in English:rat
IPA:ne̞zɯ̹mi
Plural: rats
Quick Answer • 要約

rat の日本語の意味は「ネズミ, 裏切り者, 密告する」です。 (ネズミよりも大きいげっ歯類で、通常、尖った鼻面と長くて毛のない尾を持ち、しばしば害獣と見なされる。)

Definitions of Rat

  1. 1
    noun
    ネズミ

    A rodent larger than a mouse, typically having a pointed snout and a long, hairless tail, often considered a pest.

    ネズミよりも大きいげっ歯類で、通常、尖った鼻面と長くて毛のない尾を持ち、しばしば害獣と見なされる。

  2. 2
    noun
    裏切り者

    An informer or a person who betrays their friends or associates, especially to an authority.

    友人や仲間を裏切る者、特に権力者に密告する者。

  3. 3
    verb
    密告する

    To betray someone or inform on them to an authority, often for personal gain.

    しばしば個人的な利益のために、誰かを裏切ったり、当局に密告したりすること。

Example Sentences

“A large rat scurried across the old kitchen floor.”

大きなネズミが古い台所の床を横切って走り去った。

“He was called a rat for telling the police about his friends' plans.”

彼は友人の計画を警察に話したため、裏切り者と呼ばれた。

“The gang leader threatened to rat out anyone who disobeyed him.”

ギャングのリーダーは、自分に逆らう者には誰でも密告すると脅した。

Synonyms (類語)

In Japanese:

ネズミ裏切り者密告者

In English:

Antonyms (対義語)

In Japanese:

忠実な人味方

Inflected Word Forms

past tenseratted
present participleratting
adjectiveratty

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

smell a ratidiom

To suspect that something is wrong or that someone is deceiving you.

rat raceexpression

A way of life in which people are caught up in a fiercely competitive struggle for wealth or power.

rat outphrasal_verb

To betray someone by informing an authority about something they have done.