英和和英

発音

• IPA: /ˈnɜː(ɹ)vən/

動詞

nerven (third-person singular simple present nervens, present participle nervening, simple past and past participle nervened)

1. (transitive, rare) To innerve.
   • 1944, Magazine Antiques, volume 45, page 261:

     […] if I give them such serving as I can as to money it is impossible for me to raise it as this alarm has stopt all my channels and if I can't get matters on such a footing as to raise my credit again which is entirely knocked down, I must and am nervened to give up.

   • 1964, Explorations in Education, volumes 1-12, page 93:

     Grover was a pilot of nervened skill and the Mustang was an airplane of precise machinery. He always missed the running figures in rubber suits by fifty feet, placing his .50 caliber machine gun bullets harmlessly in rubble and dust.

   • 1987, Jane Sillars, Kasia Boddy, Original prints: new writing from Scottish women, page 39:

     […] Circling like cats
     around a possibility that might,
     nervened, we touch together almost quite.