動詞 41 ~ 60 Flashcards
bring up A
She was brought up by her grandmother in Hokkaido.
A(子供)を育てる (= raise A)
bring about A
Heavy rains brought about heavy flooding.
Aを引き起こす (= cause A)
carry out A
Most of the tasks were carried out carefully.
A(計画・命令など)を遂行する・行う
take in A
He listened to the lecture, but could take in none of it.
Aを理解する (= understand / comprehend A)
take in A
People are often taken in by the fact that advertisements appear in reputable magazines and papers.
※reputable = 信頼できる, 評判の良い
Aを騙す (= deceive A)
turn over A
Aをひっくり返す
leave behind A
We left in a hurry and I must have left my keys behind.
※in a hurry = 急いで
Aを置き忘れる・後に残す
rule out A
Police haven’t ruled out the possibility that the man was murdered.
A(可能性・疑いなど)を排除する・除外する(= exclude A)
stir up A
A(興奮など)を掻き立てる
leave out A
Why did Bill leave out the first two questions on his examination?
Aを除外する・Aを(うっかり)抜かす/飛ばす
see A off
We saw her off at the airport last Sunday.
A(人)を見送る
consist in A
The main duty of the midwife consists in assisting in the birthing process.
※midwife = 助産師
(本質が)Aにある (= lie in A)
consist of A
The team consists of two professionals and five amateurs.
Aで構成される (= be composed of A / be made up of A)
deal in A
The shop deals in women’s clothing.
A(商品)を扱う
dispense with A
We had to dispense with petrol during the fuel crisis.
※petrol = ガソリン
Aなしですます・Aなしでやっていく (= do without A)
run across A
I happened to run across an old friend in town last week.
A(人・物)に偶然出くわす
run into A
Mary was walking down the street when she suddenly run into Joan.
A(人)に偶然出会う
※”Aに衝突する”という意味もある
come across A
Where did you come across such a rare old photo?
A(人・物)に偶然出くわす
occur to A
It never occurred to her that graduate school would be so difficult.
(考えなどが)A(人)の心に浮かぶ
hit on/upon A
Julie hit on the idea while they were discussing the problem.
※ = The idea occurred to Julie …
A(考えなど)を思いつく (= come up with A)
