キクタン12000 Flashcards
英単語のわからなかったもの
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prophesy
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予言
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periodical
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定期刊行物
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temperament
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気質、気性
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plaintiff
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原告
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trait
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特徴
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integrity
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誠実さ
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aviation
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飛行、航空
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premium
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保険料
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eruption
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勃発、噴火
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aristocracy
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貴族
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creed
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信条
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testament
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証拠
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anguish
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激しい苦痛
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bail
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保険金
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rite
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儀式
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crusade
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改革運動
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breach
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違反
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conspicuous
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目立つ
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integral
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不可欠な
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exhaustive
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徹底的な
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bewildered
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当惑した、途方にくれた
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solemn
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厳粛な、いかめしい、真面目くさった、重苦しい
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aesthetic
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美の
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frantic
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取り乱した、半狂乱の
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barren
不毛の
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detached
公平な
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extravagant
金遣いの荒い、浪費
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intricate
入り組んだ
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innate
生まれながらの
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arbitrary
独裁的な、独断で
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coherent
首尾一貫した
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enduring
永続的な
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dub
〜にあだ名をつける
| Ted was dubbed “Professor” because he was such a diligent student.
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degrade
〜の評判を落とす
| His comments degraded the movie and angered the director.
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commemorate
〜を記念する
| The statue commemorates the founder of this school.
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confound
〜を困惑させる、当惑させる
| The complicated math question confounded Janet.
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infer
〜を推測する
| She inferred his anger from his expression.
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oversee
〜を監督する
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solicit
〜を懇願する
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rig
〜を不正に操作する
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intrigue
〜に興味をそそる
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converse
話す
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undermine
〜を衰えさせる
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lenient
大目に見る、情け深い
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denote
〜を意味する
His smile denoted that he agreed.
symptoms that denote an illness.
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mimic
〜を真似る
| Children often mimic their parents and teachers.
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deter
〜にやめさせる
The heavy rain deterred people from attending the open-air concert.
deter someone from—
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redeem
を償う
| She must redeem the past mistake.
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validate
〜を法的に有効にする
| The Supreme Court validated the election results.
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renounce
を放棄する
| The country has renounced nuclear weapons.
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evade
〜を逃れる、はぐらかす
| To evade the press, the movie star temporarily stayed overseas.
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tactics
戦術
| Napoleon was a master at choosing the right tactics in battle.
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obsession
妄想
| Winning became her obsession.
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verge
on the verge of
間際
| She was on the verge of crying when the movie ended.
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layman
素人
| This computer book is for layman not for specialists.
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crest
頂上
| We will reach the crest of the mountain in an hour.
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excerpt
抜粋
| An excerpt from the speech appeared in the newspaper.
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constituent
有権者
| The mayor tried to rally support from the constituent.
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dissent
意見の相違
| The president fired all the employees who expressed their dissent.
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flaw
欠陥
| There was a flaw in her new computer, so she returned it.
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observatory
天文台
| The best observatories are built in the desert.
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providence
摂理
| I survived the war by divine providence.
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void
空虚、虚無感
| He filled the void in my life.
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ordeal
厳しい訓練
| A day in prison was an ordeal I don’t want to go through again.
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sanctuary
避難所
| Dr. Adams left his home country and found sanctuary in France.
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sequel
続編
| We are expecting to see the movie’s sequel.
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inventory
目録
| The store check the items in the inventory at the end of every month.
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syllabus
概要
| She carefully read the syllabus for the English course.
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specification
仕様書
| The engineer was reading the specifications of the car.
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momentum
勢い
| The economic recovery gains momentum.
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discourse
会話
| The intellectuals engaged in sophisticated discourse.
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tribunal
裁判所
| A tribunal was set up tp judge the war criminals.
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depot
倉庫
| They bombed the enemy’s supply depot.
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valuation
評価
| She took her coins to a shop for valuation.
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antiquity
古代
| Garlic has been used since antiquity.
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sage
偉人
| There was a sage in India who could sleep naked in the snow.
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feat
偉業
| The journalist performed the great feat of interviewing the dictator.
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ore
鉱石
| Ore is taken from mines and made into metal.
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exempt
免除された
| He is exempt from having to pay membership fees this year.
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tangible
触れて分かる
| Ghosts are not tangible.
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tentative
仮の
| I made a tentative reservation for two night at the hotel.
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radient
晴れやかな
| She looked radient after her trip to the hot springs.
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amiable
感じのいい、愛想の良い
| You have to be more amiable if you want to be a good clerk.
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devoid
欠いている
| He is devoid of humor.
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discreet
慎重な
| Please be discreet about this.
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futile
It is futile to talk to him since he won’t listen.
| 無駄な
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erroneous
He has come to an erroneous conclusion.
| 間違った
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meager
He had to live on a meager income.
| 僅かな、慎ましい、乏しい
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renowned
The actress is renowned for her charity activities.
| for 〜 で〜で有名だ
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humane
We have to make school a more humane place for children.
| 思いやりのある
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incidental
The author said she liked to write, and the literary prize was incidental.
主要でない
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lengthy
A lengthy rope was needed to climb out the window.
| 非常に長い
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dreary
The dark old factory was a dreary place to work.
| 侘しい
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feudal
Japanese feudal system was founded in 12th century.
| 封建制の
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maternal
She has maternal feelings even for other people’s children.
| 母の
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secular
This is not a religious war, but a secular one.
| 非宗教的な
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interim
The two countries reached an interim agreement.
| 暫定的な
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rigorous
I carried out the experiment in a rigorous manner.
| 厳密な
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succumb
He succumbed to the wishes of his wife and went shopping.
| 負ける
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enact
A law was enacted with the aim of restricting use of guns.
| 制定する
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relinguish
They relinguished their claim on their property.
| 放棄する
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curtail
The university decided to curtail its research expresses.
| 削減する
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impart
The new furniture imparted an air of luxury to their room.
| 〜を分け与える
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trespass
The man was arrested on the charge of treapassing on his neighbor's land.
不法侵入する
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dispel
To dispel rumors of their divorce, they went out together.
| 追い払う
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ratify
The United States refused to ratify the Kyoto Protocol.
| 〜を批准する
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defer
He agreed to defer his wages until after the job was complete.
〜を延期する
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preclude
A peace settlement was precluded by more violence.
| 〜を妨げる
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tinker
I tinkered with my MP3 player.
| 下手にいじる
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ensue
A battle ensued after the peace talks failed.
| 続いて起こる
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concur
```
He didn’t concur with us on the date of the class reunion.
意見が一致する
```
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abstain
He abstained from voting in the mayoral election.
| 棄権する
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supersede
The new contract super seeded the old one.
| 〜に取って代わる
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demolish
The old house was demolished to make space for a new one.
| 〜を破壊する
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emulate
Many young basketball players try to emulate Micheal Jordan.
| 〜を見習う
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savor
She savored the taste of the ice cream as she ate it.
| 味わう
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beset
His life was beset with many hardship.
| 〜を悩ませる
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redress
Discrimination against women was redressed by the new law.
| を是正する
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forfeit
They had to forfeit the property.
| 〜を罰として失う
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convene
```
Mr Yamada convened the class union party in the banquet room of the hotel.
を招集する
```
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pervert
You should not pervert the meaning of the words.
| 〜を誤解する
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articulate
You should articulate your opinions.
| はっきりと述べる
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deduce
He was trying to deduce consequences from the theory.
| 推定する
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revamp
The examination system needs to be revamped.
| 〜を刷新する
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quench
After hiking through the desert, he had to quench his thirst.
を癒す
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impede
The storm impeded rescue attempts.
| を妨げる
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pertain
The letter pertains to his new position in the company.
| 関係する
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loom
The dark clouds loomed overhead.
| ぼんやりと現れる
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alleviate
The doctor did his best to alleviate her suffering.
| を軽減する
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tamper
He told his son not to tamper with the remote control.
| いじくる
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veto
The president can veto the bills presented by Congress.
| 拒否する
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encompass
The Internet now encompass the globe.
| 網羅する
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embargo
The United States put an embargo on all trade to that country.
禁輸
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jargon
The man used so much jargon we didn’t understand him.
| 専門用語
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precipitation
The weather forecast on TV says today’s chance of precipitation is zero percent.
降水量
with precipitation; 大慌てで
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tally
The tally for the meal and drinks was $200.
勘定
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advent
All thing in the world changed with the advent of electricity.
到来
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roster
Your name is not on the roster.
名簿
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stub
There were many stubs of candles in the drawer.
使い残し
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installment
I bought a car on installment.
分割払込金
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citation
Tom received a parking citation.
召喚
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leverage
Without power, diplomacy is without leverage.
影響
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theology
She studied theology at college.
神学
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fauna
The fauna of this area includes deer.
動物相
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asylum
The government intend to grant political asylum.
亡命
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glossary
Difficult words were put in the glossary.
用語解説
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sediment
The sediment at the bottom of a wine bottle is harmless.
沈殿物
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misconduct
John got fired because of his misconduct in the office.
違法行為
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concord
The two political parties were in concord over the trade issue.
一致
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lava
The lava flowed from the volcano like a river.
溶岩
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solidarity
The union demanded solidarity when its workers went on strike.
団結
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debit
The accountant calculated the company’s credits and debits.
借方
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perimeter
Soldiers guard the perimeter of the military base.
周囲
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arbitration
The labor dispute was settled through government arbitration.
仲裁
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wizard
He was a wizard at all kinds of software programming.
名人
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genus
The daffodil is in the genus Narcissus.
属
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contingency
We should prepare for every contingency.
不慮の出来事
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ordinance
The city is trying to adopt a noise ordinance.
条例
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plight
Too few people are aware of the plight of wild animals.
苦境
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probation
He was put on an probation for three months.
執行猶予
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dissertation
One must write an original dissertation in order to graduate.
論文
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combustion
The lack of oxygen could lead to incomplete combustion.
燃焼
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empirical
His theory is consistent with the empirical evidence.
経験による
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undue
Many workers suffer from undue stress.
過度の
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candid
You must be more candid if you want people to believe you.
率直な
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imperative
It is imperative that I finish this work by Monday.
必須の
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bland
He put pepper on his meal because it tasted so bland.
味気のない
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sparse
The backyard was flat with a sparse growth of grass.
まばらな
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pristine
The used car was pristine condition.
新品の
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covert
The plan to overthrow the government was covert.
秘密の
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volatile
Certain chemicals are volatile at high temperature.
揮発性の
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plausible
The story had a plausible ending.
もっともらしい
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auxiliary
He joined the auxiliary police force to protect his town.
補助の
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perennial
He was the perennial runner-up but never the champion.
永遠の
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indigenous
It’s an indigenous plant in the area.
原産の
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substantive
He says he has substantive ideas on how to solve the problem.
実質的な
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prolific
He’s a prolific artist.
多作な
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inaugural
The president’s inaugural address was short and well-spoken.
就任の
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lax
The airport had lax security.
厳しく無い
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bogus
He was arrested at the border for carrying a bogus passport.
偽の
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(be) possessed (with)
He was possessed with the idea that he had special powers.
取り憑かれた
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cardinal
My mother taught me that being polite is a cardinal rule.
非常に重要な
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versatile
The soccer player was so volatile that he could play in any position.
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