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A uniform is special clothing. You wear it for school or work. For example, doctors wear a white uniform. It helps people know who you are. Do you have a uniform at your school?
A uniform is a set of clothes that everyone in a group wears. It makes a team look the same. Many students wear a school uniform every day. It is easy because you don't have to choose your clothes in the morning!
When you wear a uniform, you are representing an organization. It is common in professions like nursing, police work, or sports. Wearing a uniform can make you feel more professional or part of a team. It is a standard way to show your role to the public.
The word uniform implies a sense of standardization. Beyond clothing, the adjective 'uniform' describes something that is consistent or unchanging. However, as a noun, it is almost always about professional attire. Understanding the context—whether it's a strict military dress code or a casual sports kit—is key to using the word correctly.
In advanced contexts, uniform can refer to the visual manifestation of institutional identity. It creates a boundary between the individual and the role they perform. Sociologically, uniforms can be seen as a way to suppress individuality in favor of collective identity. While generally positive, some might argue that excessive uniformity can stifle creativity or personal expression in certain environments.
Etymologically, the concept of the uniform reflects the human desire for order and categorization. By standardizing appearance, institutions reduce complexity and signal authority. Historically, the evolution of the uniform tracks the development of the modern state and corporate structure. In literature, a character 'donning a uniform' often symbolizes their transition from a private individual to a public servant or agent of a larger system, highlighting the psychological impact of the attire.
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- Uniform is a noun for professional clothes.
- It helps identify people in a group.
- It can also mean consistent (adjective).
- It is a countable noun.
When you hear the word uniform, think of a team. It is a specific set of clothes designed for people who belong to the same organization, like a school, a sports team, or a branch of the military.
The main purpose of a uniform is identification. When you see someone in a nurse's scrubs or a police officer's badge-adorned shirt, you know exactly who they are and what they do. It removes the guesswork from our daily interactions.
Beyond just looks, uniforms create a sense of belonging. They remind us that we are part of something bigger than ourselves. Whether it's a doctor's lab coat or a soccer player's jersey, the uniform is a powerful symbol of duty, pride, and team spirit.
The word uniform comes from the Latin uniformis, which literally means 'having one form.' It combines unus (one) and forma (form).
Historically, uniforms were used in the military to distinguish friends from foes on the chaotic battlefield. Before standardized uniforms, soldiers often wore whatever they could find, which led to accidental friendly fire. By the 17th and 18th centuries, European armies began adopting specific colors and styles to make their troops easily recognizable.
Over time, the concept migrated into civilian life. Schools adopted uniforms to instill discipline and equality, while service industries used them to signal reliability. Today, the uniform is a global standard for professionalism, showing how a simple Latin root evolved into a cornerstone of modern organizational identity.
Using the word uniform is straightforward. You typically 'wear' or 'put on' a uniform. In formal settings, you might say someone is 'in uniform' to indicate they are currently on duty.
Common collocations include school uniform, military uniform, and full uniform. You might hear people talk about 'donning' a uniform, which is a slightly more formal or literary way to say 'putting on.'
The register is generally neutral. Whether you are talking to a friend about your kid's school clothes or discussing corporate policy, the word fits perfectly. Just remember that it is a countable noun, so you can have one uniform or many uniforms.
While 'uniform' isn't always the center of an idiom, it appears in many common phrases. 1. In uniform: Meaning you are currently wearing your work clothes. 2. Out of uniform: Meaning you are off-duty or wearing civilian clothes. 3. Uniformity of thought: A phrase used when everyone agrees on everything, sometimes in a negative way. 4. Dress uniform: A special, formal version of a uniform worn for ceremonies. 5. Service uniform: The standard daily attire for military personnel.
The word uniform is a regular noun. Its plural is uniforms. In terms of pronunciation, the US and UK versions are quite similar: /ˈjuːnɪfɔːrm/. Note the 'y' sound at the beginning—it starts with a 'yoo' sound, not an 'oo' sound.
It acts as a countable noun, so you use 'a' or 'the' before it. For example, 'He wears a uniform.' It can also function as an adjective meaning 'the same' or 'consistent,' as in 'The temperature was uniform throughout the room.'
Rhyming words include conform, perform, transform, inform, and deform. The stress is on the first syllable: U-ni-form.
豆知識
The word was originally used to describe things that were consistent, not just clothes.
発音ガイド
Starts with a clear 'yoo' sound.
The 'r' at the end is pronounced clearly.
よくある間違い
- Pronouncing it as 'ooniform'
- Missing the 'y' sound
- Stressing the second syllable
韻が合う語
難易度
Very easy to read
Simple to write
Easy to pronounce
Clear sound
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知っておくべき文法
Countable Nouns
a uniform
Prepositional Phrases
in uniform
Adjective usage
a uniform color
レベル別の例文
I wear a school uniform.
I / wear / a / school / uniform
Simple present tense
The police wear uniforms.
The / police / wear / uniforms
Plural noun
Do you like your uniform?
Do / you / like / your / uniform
Question form
My uniform is blue.
My / uniform / is / blue
Possessive adjective
She has a new uniform.
She / has / a / new / uniform
Third person singular
He is in uniform.
He / is / in / uniform
Prepositional phrase
Where is my uniform?
Where / is / my / uniform
Wh- question
This is a clean uniform.
This / is / a / clean / uniform
Adjective usage
The team wore matching uniforms.
I have to buy a new uniform for work.
The nurse wore a white uniform.
Do you wear a uniform at your job?
The students looked smart in their uniforms.
My uniform is very comfortable.
He forgot his sports uniform at home.
The army uniform is green.
She felt proud to wear her police uniform.
The airline staff wore very elegant uniforms.
We are required to wear a uniform on duty.
The school changed the design of the uniform.
He looked very professional in his military uniform.
Does your company provide a uniform?
The players changed into their team uniforms.
Wearing a uniform helps identify staff members.
The soldiers were dressed in full ceremonial uniform.
The policy requires all staff to be in uniform at all times.
She felt a sense of authority when she put on her uniform.
The uniform serves as a symbol of the company's values.
He was out of uniform and therefore could not enter the restricted area.
The school's uniform policy has been a subject of debate.
She was easily recognizable in her bright yellow uniform.
The uniform distinguishes the staff from the customers.
The uniformity of the soldiers' movements was impressive.
He donned his uniform with a sense of solemn duty.
The organization enforces a strict uniform code for all employees.
Her uniform was a stark contrast to the casual clothes of the tourists.
The uniform acts as a psychological barrier between the official and the public.
He wore the uniform of a high-ranking officer.
The debate over school uniforms often centers on the balance between discipline and expression.
The uniform provides a visual shorthand for the wearer's expertise.
The uniform, in its rigid structure, reflects the institutional hierarchy of the era.
She found that the uniform stripped away her individuality, for better or worse.
The historical evolution of the military uniform mirrors the technological advancements in warfare.
His uniform was impeccable, reflecting his dedication to the service.
The uniformity of the architecture was matched only by the uniformity of the residents' dress.
He was a man who lived his life in uniform, rarely knowing a world outside of it.
The symbolic weight of the uniform cannot be understated in a professional setting.
They sought to achieve a uniformity of purpose across all departments.
よく使う組み合わせ
慣用句と表現
"in uniform"
wearing the official clothes of one's job
He looks different when he's in uniform.
neutral"out of uniform"
not wearing the official clothes of one's job
I didn't recognize him out of uniform.
neutral"dress uniform"
the most formal version of a uniform
He wore his dress uniform to the gala.
formal"full uniform"
wearing every part of the required clothing
The soldier was in full uniform for the inspection.
neutral"service uniform"
the standard daily work uniform
He wears his service uniform every day.
formal"in mufti"
wearing plain clothes instead of a uniform
The general was in mufti today.
literary間違えやすい
Similar beginning
Unison means 'together', uniform means 'same'.
They sang in unison; they wore a uniform.
Both are clothes
Costume is for play, uniform is for work.
He wore a costume to the party; he wore a uniform to work.
Both mean clothes
Outfit is general, uniform is specific to a group.
That is a nice outfit; that is a police uniform.
Both are special clothes
Regalia is for royalty or ceremonies.
He wore his regalia for the crowning.
文型パターン
Subject + wear + a + uniform
She wears a uniform.
Subject + be + in + uniform
He is in uniform.
Subject + change + into + a + uniform
I changed into my uniform.
Subject + provide + a + uniform
They provide a uniform.
Subject + look + professional + in + uniform
They look professional in uniform.
語族
名詞
動詞
形容詞
関連
使い方
8
丁寧さの度合い
ヒント
Memory Palace Trick
When Native Speakers Use It
Cultural Insight
Grammar Shortcut
Say It Right
Don't Make This Mistake
Did You Know?
Study Smart
Rhyme Time
Professionalism
暗記しよう
記憶術
UNI-form: UNI means one, FORM means shape. One shape for everyone!
視覚的連想
A row of soldiers wearing identical green jackets.
Word Web
チャレンジ
Describe the uniform of your favorite sports team.
語源
Latin
元の意味： having one form
文化的な背景
None, but dress codes can be a sensitive topic in schools.
Uniforms are highly respected in professions like the police and military.
実生活で練習する
実際の使用場面
at work
- wear a uniform
- on duty
- uniform policy
at school
- school uniform
- dress code
- uniform rules
in the military
- full uniform
- dress uniform
- service uniform
in sports
- team uniform
- change into kit
- matching uniforms
会話のきっかけ
"Do you have to wear a uniform for your job?"
"What do you think about school uniforms?"
"Do you think uniforms make people more professional?"
"What was your school uniform like?"
"Would you prefer to wear a uniform every day?"
日記のテーマ
Write about the pros and cons of school uniforms.
Describe the uniform of your dream job.
How does wearing a uniform change how you feel?
If you could design a uniform, what would it look like?
よくある質問
8 問自分をテスト
I wear a school ___.
Uniform is the correct word for school clothes.
What does a uniform do?
Uniforms are for identification and unity.
A uniform is always casual clothing.
Uniforms are usually professional or formal.
Word
意味
Matching professions to their attire.
He wore the uniform.
The soldiers were in full ___.
Full uniform is a common collocation.
Which adjective describes something that is consistent?
Uniform also means consistent.
Uniformity is a noun.
Uniformity is the noun form of the adjective uniform.
Word
意味
Etymological matching.
The uniform symbolized his duty.
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Summary
A uniform is a set of clothes that identifies you as a member of a team or organization.
- Uniform is a noun for professional clothes.
- It helps identify people in a group.
- It can also mean consistent (adjective).
- It is a countable noun.
Memory Palace Trick
When Native Speakers Use It
Cultural Insight
Grammar Shortcut
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ビジネスの関連語
에 대한
A2Concerning or relating to; about, regarding.
~대하여
A2About, concerning, regarding.
대해서
A2Concerning or with regard to; about, regarding.
에 대해
A2About; regarding.
풍요롭다
A2To be abundant, prosperous, or rich.
관철하다
B2To carry through, achieve, or persist in one's will or goal until it is accomplished, despite difficulties.
~에 따라
B1According to, depending on; as stated by or determined by.
에 따라
A2According to; in accordance with.
에 의하면
B1According to; as stated by or reported by.
계좌번호
A2A unique identifier for a bank account.
