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語法 ①personを受ける代名詞はhe or she, he/she, s/heまたはtheyを用いるのが普通 ②複数形は一般的にはpeopleが用いられ,掲示・公的文書などの書きことばではpersonsが用いられることもある/Persons under the age of twenty are not permitted to drink alcohol in Japan.日本では20歳未満の人が飲酒することは許されない |
出典:Wiktionary
-person (複数形 -persons または -people)
出典:Wikipedia
出典:『Wikipedia』 (2011/07/25 05:15 UTC 版)
A person (plural: persons or people; from Latin: persona, meaning "mask") is a human being, or an entity that has certain capacities or attributes associated with personhood, for example in a particular moral or legal context. Such capacities or attributes can include agency, self-awareness, a notion of the past and future, and the possession of rights and duties, among others. However, the concept of a person is difficult to define in a way that is universally accepted, due to its historical and cultural variability and the controversies surrounding its use in some contexts.
of a person
as a person
that person
that person
that person
a layman
someone who tantalizes
当人.
〜な人
a woodman
〜する人
the person who commits a particular action
a dupe
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