가장 중요하거나 근본적인.
Of primary or fundamental importance; essential or principal.
예문:
"Honesty is considered a cardinal virtue in most professional environments."
"We must address the cardinal issue of budget deficits before discussing minor expenditures."
"The cardinal rule of the library is silence."
집합의 크기를 나타내는 기수와 관련된.
Relating to a cardinal number, which expresses quantity (e.g., one, two, three) rather than order (e.g., first, second, third).
예문:
"The concept of cardinal numbers is foundational to set theory."
"In linguistics, a cardinal numeral is a word used to express a count."
진홍색을 띠는.
Having a deep, vivid scarlet color.
예문:
"She chose a cardinal shade of lipstick to match her evening dress."
"The team's uniform featured stripes of gold and cardinal red."
로마 가톨릭 교회의 최고 성직자 중 한 명으로, 교황을 보좌하고 새 교황 선출권을 가진 사람.
A leading dignitary of the Roman Catholic Church, nominated by the Pope, who forms the Sacred College responsible for electing succeeding popes.
예문:
"The newly appointed cardinal traveled to Rome for the consistory."
"Only a cardinal can participate in the conclave to elect the next pontiff."
북미에 서식하며 수컷의 깃털이 밝은 빨간색인 명금류.
A New World songbird (Cardinalis cardinalis), the male of which is characterized by brilliant red plumage and a prominent crest.
예문:
"We spotted a bright red male cardinal feeding near the bird feeder this morning."
"The cardinal is the state bird of several eastern U.S. states."
추기경의 예복과 비슷한 진하고 선명한 붉은색.
A deep, vivid scarlet color, resembling the color of a cardinal's robes.
예문:
"The fabric was dyed a rich, deep cardinal that looked luxurious."
"She accented her neutral outfit with a scarf in brilliant cardinal."