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scented

/ˈsɛntɪd/
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adjective

かおりのある

解説 Definition

scented は「香りのある」「香り付きの」という意味です。scent(香りをつける)の過去形・過去分詞で、形容詞として石けんや花、紙などに香りがあることを表します。

Scented describes something that has a noticeable or deliberately added fragrance. It commonly modifies products and objects such as candles, soap, paper, or lotion, indicating that they release a particular smell rather than being odorless or unscented.

覚え方のコツ Memory Tip

原形は scent「香りを付ける」で、-ed を付けた過去形・過去分詞が scented です。語末 /t/ の後なので -ed は /ɪd/ と発音し、音節が一つ増えます。scented candle/soap/paper のように、人為的または自然な香りを帯びた物を修飾し、unscented「無香料の」と対で覚えます。

Connect scented with the noun and verb scent, “a smell” or “to give something a fragrance.” It is formed with -ed and can be the past participle of the verb or an adjective describing the resulting condition. Since scent ends in /t/, the -ed ending is pronounced /ɪd/, adding a syllable. Learn it in common combinations such as scented candle, scented soap, scented paper, and scented lotion. Pairing it with unscented is especially useful: scented products contain or carry a noticeable fragrance, while unscented products are marketed without added fragrance.

例文

She bought a scented candle for her room.

彼女は自分の部屋用に香り付きのろうそくを買いました。

The hotel placed scented soap beside the sink.

ホテルは洗面台の横に香り付きの石けんを置きました。

A scented letter was inside the small box.

小さな箱の中には香りのある手紙が入っていました。

scented の類義語・関連語

scented の語源・成り立ち Etymology

scentedのscentは、古フランス語sentir「感じる・においをかぐ」を経て、ラテン語sentire「知覚する」に由来します。sensesentimentと同根で、-edが性質を帯びた状態を示すため、「香りを感じさせる」から「香りのある」となります。

Scented is formed from scent and the suffix -ed, which marks a completed action or a resulting quality. Scent developed from a form related to Old French sentir, “to feel or smell,” ultimately from Latin sentire, “to perceive or feel.” The spelling acquired an initial sc- under historical influence from related-looking words. In modern use, scented describes something that naturally carries or has deliberately been given a fragrance.

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