emergence

出現、台頭

新たに存在し始めたり、知られるようになったり、重要になったりすること。

やさしい英語で： The process of starting to exist, becoming known, or gaining importance.

• The emergence of new technology created jobs.
• We welcomed her emergence as a national leader.
• The city’s emergence as a business center took decades.

使い方： emergence of someone/something (The emergence of a new leader changed the party.); emergence as something (Her emergence as a major writer surprised critics.)

類義語： rise, appearance

反対語： disappearance, decline

よく使う表現： emergence of something, sudden emergence, emergence as something

出現、出てくること

どこかから出てくることや、隠れていたものが見えるようになること。

やさしい英語で： The act of coming out of somewhere or becoming visible after being hidden.

• We watched the seedlings’ emergence from the soil.
• The whale’s emergence from the water startled us.
• Her emergence into daylight marked the end of the rescue.

使い方： emergence from something (We watched the butterfly’s emergence from its cocoon.)

類義語： appearance

反対語： disappearance

よく使う表現： emergence from something, emergence into daylight

創発

単純な部分が複雑な仕組みの中で働き合い、新たな性質が生まれること。

やさしい英語で： The development of new features when simple parts work together in a complex system.

• Emergence can produce surprising patterns.
• The model shows emergence from simple interactions.
• Scientists study emergence to understand how collective behavior develops.

よく使う表現： emergence of something, strong emergence