第24回 Flashcards

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決着

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けっちゃく Settlement, final agreement 決着をつける 裁判で決着をつけましょう。 これを最後にわれわれの意見の相違に決着をつけよう。

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2
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「名詞」を禁止する

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To ban ~

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3
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経済力

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けいざいりょく  東京に家を買う経済力はない

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4
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‘~とおしゃる

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敬語 For 言う

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5
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家賃

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やちん Rent

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6
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ごきげんよう

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Audieu, farewell

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7
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なんて事言うんですか?!?!

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8
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~で認められない

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Can’t be accepted because of..  自転車の3人乗りは危険で認められない

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9
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三倍以上

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10
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口げんか

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Verbal argument

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11
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議会

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The Diet

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12
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外出です

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13
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先ほど

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先ほど電話したんですが。。。 先ほど外出して。。。

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14
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幼児教育

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ようじきょういく Education for kids before going to school 

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15
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学校に上がる

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Send kids to school (very start of their schooling)

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16
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~に越したことはない

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(に越したことはない) is the expression to mean that “– is best.” Kosu(越す) means “to surpass” and this expression literally means “there is nothing which surpasses —.” It often implies that although something is best, it might be difficult to do that.

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駅の近くに住めるに越したことはありませんが、駅から近いところは家賃が高いんで す。

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18
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用心するに越したことはない;ようじんするにこしたことはない;i

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19
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勉強は楽しいに越したことはないが、いつも楽しいとは限らない。

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20
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~にも程がある

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にも程がある is the expression which is used to complain to someone about his/her action which you think goes too far. (程) means “proper degree” or “proper extent.” When you think someone’s actions exceed the proper degree, you can use this expression to complain to him/her.

21
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嘘にも程がある。

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22
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ピザを5枚も食べたの?食べすぎにも程がある。

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23
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もうお昼よ!寝坊するにもほどがあるわ

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