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Meanings
Noun
1. element; component; factor; item (e.g. in list)
The fewer the factors of concern, the better.
2. element (e.g. in array); member (e.g. data structure)
Pitch accent
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うそ
Composed of
main point; essential point; important thing; necessity; need; requirement
white silk; prime; principle
Used in vocabulary (74 in total)
variables; uncertain elements; uncertainties; imponderables
component; element; part
one element; one factor
Examples (22 in total)
It can be said to be a factor that cannot be ignored.
Education is a critical element.
Is it true that there are hidden elements?
Ease of manufacture is also an important factor.
The fewer the factors of concern, the better.
Recently, a new element has been added here.
This liquid can be resolved into three elements.
What factor contributed to the reaction?
The price of the carpet is determined by three factors.
In that case, we just need to create elements that can relieve stress.
All sources of concern were swept away, and every danger was eliminated.
Capital, land and labor are the three key factors of production.
There are no elements that seem likely to pose a threat other than the large number.
The various elements that make up a movement are integrated into one continuous motion.
Money is the key factor when we decide to buy a new house.
This is an interesting case where there is no principal determining element.
Education is one of the most essential aspects of life.
Color is the most sacred element of all visible things.
In my understanding, Robinson treats this element as secondary.
Scientists say many factors bring about changes in weather.
Ability is the only factor considered in promoting employees.
There may be other factors that intervene in the relation between these two constants.