57 Flashcards

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Printomatic camera

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: being in an early stage of development budding novelists

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a dug out area or open container outside in which a fire can be lit: Each camping spot has an outdoor firepit with a supply of logs. 焚き火🔥炉

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criticizing people or ideas in a humorous way, especially in order to make a political point: satirical cartoons/magazines風刺

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A streaming service is a service that allows you to play films and TV programmes on your TV, phone, or computer directly from the internet, without needing to download them ストリーミング配信は、動画ファイルなどのデータを小さく分けて運び、受信した分から順次再生していきます。川を流れる水のように留まることなくデータが流れていきます。後ほど詳しく解説しますが「再生開始が早い」「端末にデータが残らない」といった特徴があります。ストリーミング配信は、あらかじめ用意された動画ファイルを視聴者の好きなタイミングで視聴できるオンデマンド配信だけでなくライブ配信でも用いられています。ライブ配信の場合は「ライブストリーミング」と呼ばれることもあります。本記事ではオンデマンド配信の場合を例に解説していきます。

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a person who engages in a hobby or activity only on weekends or in their leisure time and is not considered to be particularly skilled, prepared, etc.: They sell exercise equipment for the casual user and weekend warrior.

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a serious medical condition in which a person's body temperature falls below the usual level as a result of being in severe cold for a long time: In this current cold spell, many old people are dying needlessly of hypothermia.低体温症

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in one's element at the company 《be ～》その会社で本領を発揮して［では自分の得意分野を生かすことができて・で水を得た魚のように働いて］いる本領発揮 in a situation you know well and enjoy: Gerard stood up to sing in front of his classmates, and you could see he was in his element.

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a food that is considered a basic or important food so that most people have a supply of it in their kitchen: Beans are definitely a pantry staple for me.

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part of a law or contract that states when it will end, or the conditions under which it will end: A sunset clause in the bill called for the tax cuts to expire in 2010. 1 《法律》サンセット条項（◇行政機関などの存続の必要性が見直されなければ一定期間後に消滅することを定めた条項） 2 《経済》サンセット条項（◇定期的に買収防衛策などの是非を株主総会などで見直す条項）

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a time shortly after something else. For example: I had barely finished my presentation when he asked a question, not too long after.

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tight; no loose in the harness These tent ropes are too slack - they need tightening.しっかり締めて

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something that requires a great amount of effort or imagination. For example, "Getting from one end of town to the other in ten minutes is quite a stretch, even without traffic.". えらく長く続いてる

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time when an athlete or team unexpectedly rises to prominence or achieves great success. This could be due to a sudden increase in skill level, a string of lucky breaks, or simply being in the right place at the right time

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cause to be or become; make. “the rains rendered his escape impossible"

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to continue moving forward to continue to do something especially in a determined way. Now that we have answered that question, let's press on

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building, trailer, or house where weapons, drugs, illegal aliens, or illegal items are hidden or stored. These so-called stash houses are used by alien smuggling syndicates as well as other organized criminal groups

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a concentrated artillery bombardment over a wide area. Similar: bombardment

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pass a difficult or testing experience or period. "he just did what was needed to get through"

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fail to meet (expectations or standards) synonyms: come short.

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Very hot, as in These biscuits are piping hot. This idiom alludes to something so hot that it makes a piping or hissing sound

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extremely hot. blazing heat. a blazing hot day.

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Something that is nerve-racking is difficult to do and causes a lot of worry for the person involved in it: My wedding was the most nerve-racking thing I've ever experienced. 頭痛く嫌だ

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to do something immediately, without considering if it is a good idea: They didn't think twice about laying off hundreds of employees.

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informal To have an agreeable, acceptable, or successful outcome, especially in the face of difficulties or setbacks. Primarily heard in UK. I know things are hard when you're looking for work, but everything will come good, I promise.

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to publicly say false or bad things that harm someone's reputation. My opponent has dragged my name through the mud. 人）の顔に泥を塗る、（人）を辱める、（人）の名を汚す

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Avoid a lot of

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compete with or oppose them

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to publish, to put an advert (in a newspaper) 広告に出す

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injured or damaged. Two days after the accident she still looked pretty banged up.

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to complete something: More research is needed to round out the article.

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“Ringing in the new year” refers to the old tradition of celebrating beginnings and endings with bells

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to begin to happen: The Democratic convention gets underway tomorrow in Chicago.

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complicated dealings or circumstances the twists and turns of her political career 紆余曲折、込み入っていること

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a strong and durable surface. Tarmac is made when a layer of crushed stone is coated with tar. Tarmac is strong, water resistant and enables a good grip as well as giving a good aesthetic to the finished surface. This is why it is most commonly used on tarmac driveways. 滑走路

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Not to happen as planned, or to succeed: There was some sort of property deal that didn't come off.

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Complexion refers to the color of a person's skin, especially the face. If you have light skin, for example, you might be said to have a fair or pale complexion.色白の顔色　肌色

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〜と相まって　〜と共に to join or combine (something) with (something else)

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a person that is unpretentious , no matter how much money they have, very humble, a good listener, empathetic and caring, not a know-it-all

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not attempting to impress others with an appearance of greater importance, talent, or culture than is actually possessed. "a friendly and unpretentious hotel" Similar: unaffected modest

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開花する

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a strong commitment and sense of duty to do or achieve something. He viewed his mission in life as protecting

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the activity of fighting a war, often including the weapons and methods that are used: guerrilla/naval/nuclear/trench warfare

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a dog that is trained and used by the police or army to find hidden drugs or bombs, or to find someone the police are looking for, using its sense of smell

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continuing to be healthy, vigorous, or successful. "the program is still going strong after twelve episodes"

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to lack something: The bill was four votes shy of a majority. “Toronto, London and Kitchener are just shy of the path of the solar eclipse.”

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relating to the use of medical drugs in a way that is not officially approved, or for a different purpose than the one they were originally intended for: A number of off-label uses are probably safe and effective.

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to be familiar with a particular experience or activity: He is no stranger to hard work.

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a symbol, usually formed from the first letters of a person's names joined together, that is sewn or printed on clothes or other possessions:

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badly burnt and have become black because of fire. ... the charred remains of a tank 真っ黒黒スケになった

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a situation in which something must happen or be done quickly because little time is available

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to be potentially dangerous, to represent danger idiom. Drinking too much Koda Kola poses a health risk.

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set fire to. "the shops had been looted and torched"

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To follow along after someone or something, especially in a diligent, dutiful, or persistent manner.

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use of new technologies to spy on people and secretly observe or record them for sexual ボヤリズム盗撮

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a person who looks for or observes a particular thing as a hobby or job. "plane-spotters"

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to change direction; shift; turn or swing around. 2. to change sides; shift, as from one opinion or attitude to another.

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: a great deal of sadness. It is with a heavy heart that I bring you this bad news.

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a noisy, rough, uncontrolled fight: a drunken brawl

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A bit of reward

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しみ出る、浸透する、染み込む to move or spread slowly out of a hole or through something:

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A lot of A very large number or collection of people or things. We had a whole raft of problems on opening night, but I think most of the issues have been resolved.

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1.anxiety or fear that something bad or unpleasant will happen. 2. Understanding

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free (someone or something) from a constraint or difficulty. Rescue "he was trying to extricate himself from official duties".

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to ask someone to come to help in a difficult situation: A new team of detectives were called in to conduct a fresh inquiry.

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Start active or involved in a situation instead of standing by and not participating. For example: "It's time to come off the sidelines and make your voice heard in this election.".

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the number of customers that enter a store, mall, or location. Foot traffic numbers are heavily monitored by store owners in particular retail stores, such as department stores.

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Wealthy, but lacking the wisdom to spend that wealth wisely.

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Ridiculous price

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the eternal cycle of destruction and rebirth 終わりがない

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a piece of equipment that uses high-pressure water to cut and liquefy the soil, while simultaneously using high volume vacuum to remove the soil from the excavation.

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someone who buys a house that is larger and more expensive than the house that they already own: Tax credit for move-up buyers will be less than for first-time buyers, but still significant.

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one that is intended to attract a lot of attention, especially from the media.

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poor or inadequate consolation. "another drop in the inflation rate was cold comfort for the 2.74 million jobless"

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備えあれば憂いなし