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Question 1

Bluff

Answer 1

try to deceive someone as to one’s abilities or intentions:虚勢を張る
“he’s been bluffing all along” · [more]
synonyms:
pretend · sham · [more]

Question 2

Folksy

Answer 2

having the characteristics of traditional culture and customs, especially in a contrived or artificial way:
“the shop’s folksy, small-town image”
synonyms:
unsophisticated · unpolished · unrefined · plain · [more]

Question 3

Pip

Answer 3

US
informal
an excellent or very attractive person or thing:
“it’s a pip of a story”

Question 4

Get the lay of the land

Answer 4

learn the general situation or state of affairs,

Question 5

Know What you’re settling for

Answer 5

落とし所を知る

Question 6

Eager

Answer 6

熱くなる

Question 7

So get in there

Answer 7

やってみなはれ

Question 8

Draining

Answer 8

making you feel very tired:
Reliving painful experiences can be emotionally draining.
Operating the heavy machinery is draining work.

Question 9

Cascading

Answer 9

To occur in a sequence or successive stages: circumstances that cascaded into a crisis.

Question 10

Setting off

Answer 10

1. To ignite or cause something to explode.
   Kids in the area have been setting off fireworks all night long.
   The police set a small bomb off to force the door open.
2. To cause something to begin or occur.
   The incident set off a series of protests that ultimately resulted in the law being changed.
   Adding salt to the solution will set off a chain reaction, producing a great amount of heat and light.
3. To trigger or activate something.
   If you open this door, it will set off the fire alarm.
   The fire set off the sprinkler system.

Question 11

Wrap my head around

Answer 11

feeling you have when you have to comprehend and accept something difficult, confusing, complicated, unfamiliar, strange, or challenging. For example, “Tony can’t wrap around the fact that his parents are divorced.”
は難しい事や複雑な内容を「理解する」こと

Question 12

Shadow

Answer 12

follow and observe (someone) closely and secretly:
“he had been up all night shadowing a team of poachers”
synonyms:
follow · trail · track · [

Question 13

Arguably

Answer 13

Probably
used to say that a statement is very possibly true even if it is not certainly true
He was arguably the greatest writer of his era.

Question 14

Godforsaken

Answer 14

of places) not containing anything interesting or attractive, and far from other people:
Why would you come to this godforsaken place?

Question 15

Gentrify

Answer 15

change the character of (a poor urban
vert
area) through wealthier people moving
improving housing, and attracting new
line
ole?
businesses, typically displacing current
inhabitants in the process: formerly
bohemian districts are being gentrified |
grov
play about the professional classes buyir
mal
up and gentrifying working-class housin!

Question 16

Esoteric

Answer 16

very unusual and understood or liked by only a small number of people, especially those with special knowledge:
He has an esoteric collection of old toys and games.

synonyms:
abstruse · obscure · arcane · recherché · rarefied · recondite · abstract · difficult · [more]

Question 17

Signature

Answer 17

closely and distinctively associated and identified with someone or something
a musician’s signature style
a chef’s signature dish
特徴ある　オススメ出来る

Question 18

Articulation

Answer 18

the state of being jointed:
“the area of articulation of the lower jaw”

接合すること；接合部；《動物・植物》関節
2 ((形式))（言葉を）はっきり発音すること；《音声学》アーティキュレーション（◇各音を明瞭めいりょうに出すこと）
2a ((形式))（考え・感情などを）明確に表現すること≪of≫

Question 19

High-fidelity

Answer 19

the reproduction of sound with little distortion, giving a result very similar to the original:
“high-fidelity speakers”

Question 20

Fiderity

Answer 20

faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief, demonstrated by continuing loyalty and support:
“he sought only the strictest fidelity to justice”
synonyms:
loyalty · allegiance · obedience · constancy · fealty · homage · staunchness · fastness
sexual faithfulness to a spouse or partner.
synonyms:
faithfulness · loyalty · constancy · [more]
the degree of exactness with which something is copied or reproduced:
“the 1949 recording provides reasonable fidelity”
synonyms:
accuracy · exactness · exactitude · precision

Question 21

Here’s the cool part

Answer 21

ここがすごいところなんです。

Question 22

Malleable

Answer 22

of a metal or other material) able to be hammered or pressed permanently out of shape without breaking or cracking:
“a malleable metal can be beaten into a sheet”
synonyms:
pliable · ductile · plastic · pliant · soft · workable · shapable · moldable · tractile · tensile
easily influenced; pliable:
“Anna was shaken enough to be malleable”
synonyms:
easily influenced · suggestible · susceptible · [more]

Question 23

Generic and inefficient

Answer 23

曖昧で意味がない

Question 24

Dabble

Answer 24

Take part in superficially

to take a slight and not very serious interest in a subject, or try a particular activity for a short period:
He first dabbled in politics when he was at law school.
She dabbled with drugs at university.

take a slight and not very serious interest in a subject, or try a particular activity for a short period:
He first dabbled in politics when he was at law school.

Question 25

Good call

Answer 25

used to express approval of a person’s decision or suggestion.
“So you asked her to leave? Good call”

Question 26

Apathetic

Answer 26

Indifferent

Question 27

Reclusive

Answer 27

Solitary isolated

Question 28

Swamped

Answer 28

Very busy

Question 29

Nifty

Answer 29

Effective skillful

Question 30

Die down

Answer 30

Become less strong

Question 31

Optimal

Answer 31

Best

Question 32

Real deal

Answer 32

someone or something that is very good and has all the qualities that people say they have:
His performance proved he’s the real deal.

Question 33

Endorphin

Answer 33

Opioid , Euphoria 多幸感

Question 34

Manifestation

Answer 34

Display 明白になる

Question 35

On the ground

Answer 35

現場では

Question 36

Deep pocket

Answer 36

Have lots of money

Question 37

Trample

Answer 37

Disregard

Question 38

Locomotion

Answer 38

Movement

the ability to move

Question 39

Go all out

Answer 39

全力を尽くす

to put all your energy or enthusiasm into what you are doing:
The team went all out for the win.

Question 40

No slouch

Answer 40

ノロマじゃないよ

Question 41

Gravitate

Answer 41

Attract

move toward or feel attracted to something. People gravitate toward things they like. Gravitate used to refer to how gravity pulls objects toward the Earth, but now it also describes how people are pulled toward things they like

Question 42

Multitude

Answer 42

A large number

Question 43

Drag

Answer 43

Boring

Question 44

Swept off my feet

Answer 44

突然恋に陥る

to make someone become suddenly and completely in love with you:
The first time he met her, he was completely swept off his feet.

Question 45

I just need some space

Answer 45

自由でいたい

Question 46

As the news sank in

Answer 46

ニュースが知れ渡ると

Question 47

Insanely

Answer 47

極めて

Question 48

with all due respect

Answer 48

used as a polite formula preceding, and intended to mitigate the effect of, an expression of disagreement or criticism:
“with all due respect, Father, I think you’ve got to be more broad-minded these days”

Question 49

Clandestine

Answer 49

kept secret or done secretively, especially because illicit:
“she deserved better than these clandestine meetings”
synonyms:
secret · covert · furtive · surreptitious · stealthy · cloak-and-dagger · hole-and-corner · [more]

Question 50

Keep abreast of

Answer 50

Stay or cause to stay up-to-date with

Question 51

Eerie

Answer 51

strange and frightening:
“an eerie green glow in the sky”
synonyms:
uncanny · sinister · ghostly · spectral · unnatural · unearthly · preternatural · [more]

Question 52

Enchanted

Answer 52

placed under a spell; bewitched:

魅了する，うっとりさせる；（人を）大いに喜ばせる

“an enchanted garden” · [more]
filled with delight; charmed:
“the orchestra played classical favorites to an enchanted audience”

Question 53

Kick things off

Answer 53

手始めに

Question 54

I’ll show my easy cheat

Answer 54

私の簡単な技をお見せしましょう

Question 55

Attachment style

Answer 55

characteristic patterns for how people relate to others in close relationships. According to attachment theory, these styles heavily influenced by early bonds with caregivers.

Question 56

Roll with the punches

Answer 56

By extension, to adapt to setbacks, difficulties, or adversity so as to better manage or cope with their impact on one’s life.

Question 57

Ablaze

Answer 57

To wear down

Question 58

Crowd out

Answer 58

to push, move, or force (something or someone) out of a place or situation by filling its space The quick-growing grass is crowding out native plants.

Question 59

Dole it out

Answer 59

to give or deliver in small portions
dish out

Question 60

Dish out

Answer 60

put food onto a plate or plates before a meal:
“he begins dishing out bowls of strawberry ice cream”
synonyms:
distribute · dispense · issue · disburse · hand out · [more]
dispense something in a casual or indiscriminate way:
“he dished out relationship advice to listeners nationwide”
synonyms:
distribute · dispense · issue · disburse · [more]

Question 61

impetus

Answer 61

the force or energy with which a body moves:
“hit the booster coil before the flywheel loses all its impetus”
synonyms:
momentum · propulsion · impulsion · impelling force · [more]
the force that makes something happen or happen more quickly:
“the crisis of the 1860s provided the original impetus for the settlements”
synonyms:
motivation · stimulus · incitement · incentive · [more]

Question 62

Prime the pump

Answer 62

To take action that encourages the growth of something or helps it to succeed.
While the government was forced to slash public expenditures following the major economic crash, they’ve recently begun priming the pump again across the public sectors.

Question 63

gy·ro·scope

Answer 63

A gyroscope (from Ancient Greek γῦρος gûros, “circle” and σκοπέω skopéō, “to look”) is a device used for measuring or maintaining orientation and angular velocity. It is a spinning wheel or

Question 64

Well rounded

Answer 64

of a person) plump.
synonyms:
plump · chubby · fat · stout · rotund · [more]
pleasingly varied or balanced:
“a dry, robust, well-rounded wine”
(of a person) having a personality that is fully developed in all aspects

Question 65

By no means

Answer 65

not at all; certainly not:
“the outcome is by no means guaranteed”
synonyms:
not at all · in no way · not in the least · not in the slightest · not the least bit · [more]

Question 66

Cold cut platter

Answer 66

Cold cut meat

Question 67

Fire away

Answer 67

used to give someone permission to begin speaking, typically to ask questions:
““I want to clear up some questions that have been puzzling me.” “Fire away.””

Question 68

“Instead of making history, we are made by history.”

Answer 68

Martin Luther King Jr. meant the words as an admonition to his congregation when he addressed them in 1954. As black Americans who’d been yoked first to slavery and then to Jim Crow, King argued, they had allowed themselves to be passively molded by larger historical forces.

Question 69

Admonition

Answer 69

Admonition is the lightest punishment under Scots law. It occurs when an offender who has been found guilty or who has pleaded guilty, is not given a fine, but instead receives a lesser penalty in the form of a verbal warning, due to a minor infringement of the law; the conviction is still recorded.

Question 70

You don’t say!

Answer 70

used to express amazement or disbelief.
synonyms:
really? · is that so? is that a fact? you’re joking! well I never · well I never did · go on · you don’t say · go to

Question 71

Sham

Answer 71

bogus; false:
“a clergyman who arranged a sham marriage”
synonyms:
fake · pretended · [more

Question 72

Prime(v)

Answer 72

make (something) ready for use or action.
prepare (a firearm or explosive device) for firing or detonation:
“he grabbed a gun from a nearby wall and primed it”
synonyms:
prepare · load · set up · ready · make ready · get ready · equip · gear up

Question 73

Karma

Answer 73

(in Hinduism and Buddhism) the sum of a person’s actions in this and previous states of existence, viewed as deciding their fate in future existences.
synonyms:
fate · destiny · fortune · providence · the stars · [more]

Question 74

Considerate it done

Answer 74

one will gladly do something that he or she has been asked to do “Can you mail this letter for me?” “Consider it done.”

Question 75

Over the moon

Answer 75

be extremely happy or pleased

Question 76

Docile

Answer 76

ready to accept control or instruction; submissive:
“a cheap and docile workforce”
synonyms:
compliant · obedient · pliant · dutiful · willing · passive · submissive · deferential · [more]

Question 77

No words for

Answer 77

we aren’t able to describe something. Needless to mention

Question 78

Craze

Answer 78

synonyms:
fad · vogue · trend · [more]

Question 79

Despot

Answer 79

ruler or other person who holds absolute power, typically one who exercises it in a cruel or oppressive way.
synonyms:
tyrant · dictator · absolute ruler · totalitarian · authoritarian · autocrat · oppressor · autarch · monocrat

Question 80

Palatable

Answer 80

of food or drink) pleasant to taste:
“a very palatable local red wine”
synonyms:
tasty · appetizing · pleasant-tasting · eatable · edible · [more]
(of an action or proposal) acceptable or satisfactory:
“a device that made increased taxation more palatable”
synonyms:
pleasant · acceptable · satisfactory · [more]

Question 81

Oppression

Answer 81

prolonged cruel or unjust treatment or control:
“a region shattered by oppression and killing”
synonyms:
persecution · abuse · maltreatment · ill treatment · [more]
the state of being subject to unjust treatment or control:
“a response to collective poverty and oppression”
synonyms:
persecution · abuse · maltreatment · [more]

Question 82

Eulogy

Answer 82

a speech or piece of writing that praises someone or something highly, typically someone who has just died:
“his good friend delivered a brief eulogy”
synonyms:
accolade · speech of praise · panegyric · paean · encomium · tribute · testimonial · [more]

Question 83

Turnaround time

Answer 83

downtime. An easy way to think of turnaround time is the time from the moment a request is made or a process is started to the time when the request is fulfilled or the process is complete.

Question 84

As of right

Answer 84

as a result of having a moral or legal claim or entitlement:
“the state will be obliged to provide healthcare and education as of right”

Question 85

Amorphous

Answer 85

without a clearly defined shape or form:
“an amorphous, characterless conurbation” · [more]
synonyms:
shapeless · formless · unformed · unshaped · [more]
lacking a clear structure or focus:
“an amorphous and leaderless legislature”
mineralogy
chemistry
(of a solid) not crystalline, or not apparently crystalline:
“an amorphous polymer”

Question 86

Going concern

Answer 86

business that is operating and making a profit:
“trying to sell the business as a going concern”

Question 87

Fuse

Answer 87

VERB
join or blend to form a single entity:
“intermarriage had fused the families into a large unit”
synonyms:
combine · [more]
BRITISH
(of an electrical appliance) stop working when a fuse melts:
“the crew were left in darkness after the lights fused”
synonyms:
short-circuit · burn out · stop working · trip · break

Question 88

Fragmentation

Answer 88

the process or state of breaking or being broken into small or separate parts:
“the fragmentation of society into a collection of interest groups”
synonyms:
breaking · breakage · cracking · cleavage · rupture · [more]

Question 89

Gonads

Answer 89

an organ that produces gametes; a testis or ovary.
vulgar slang
(gonads)
a man’s testicles or genitals.

Question 90

Pass over

Answer 90

DEFINITION
ignore the claims of someone to promotion or advancement:
“he was passed over for a cabinet job”
avoid mentioning or considering something:
“I shall pass over the matter of the transitional period”
synonyms:
disregard · overlook · ignore · [more]
euphemistic
die:
“by the time I reached the hospital he had passed over”
synonyms:
die · lose one’s life · depart this life · expire · [more]

Question 91

Vengeance

Answer 91

the act of taking revenge
Definitions of vengeance. noun. the act of taking revenge (harming someone in retaliation for something harmful that they have done) especially in the next life. “Vengeance is mine”

Question 92

Things are tolling

Answer 92

物事が進んでいる

Question 93

I for one

Answer 93

to emphasize what we think or believe in, despite others possibly not agreeing so

Question 94

Honed skill

Answer 94

carefully develop it over a long period of time so that it is exactly right for your purpose.

Question 95

cash-strapped

Answer 95

they do not have enough money to buy or pay for the things they want or need. [journalism] … cash-strapped students.

Question 96

Finicky

Answer 96

needing a lot of attention to detail:
Repairing watches must be a very finicky job.

Question 97

MMPH

Answer 97

Makes Me Pretty Happy

Question 98

Race off

Answer 98

leave in a hurry. Race is a regular verb and the three parts are race, raced, and raced. The CEO has a busy schedule, so he had to race off after the meeting.