Chapter 4 Flashcards
bring up
Anne’s bringing up is begun.
[育てる、育成する]
how do you like ~?
Well, how do you like them?
[〜をどう思う?]
spread out
Anne was looking at three new dresses spread out on the bed.
[広げる]
hurt
“I don’t want you to imagine it,” said Marilla in a hurt voice.
[adj: 傷ついた]
What’s the matter with ~?
What’s the matter with them? Aren’t they clean and neat and new?”
[〜の何が悪いの?]
fancy / that’s all
They are not fancy, but I made them myself and that’s all you’ll get this summer.
[adj:しゃれた / それだけ]
church
The checked one is for church, …
[noun:教会]
grateful
I thought you’d be grateful.
[adj:感謝する]
protest
“Oh, I am grateful,” protested Anne.
[verb:反抗する、抗議する]
ever more
“But I’d be even more grateful if just one were white with puffed sleeves.
[さらに〜]
to waste on
I hadn’t any material to waste on puffed sleeves.
[〜を無駄にする]
hang ~ up
Now hang those dresses up in the closet like a good girl.
[〜を吊るす、かける]
presently
“Marilla,” Anne demanded presently, …
[adv:まもなく]
shall / bosom friend
do you think that I shall ever have a bosom friend in Avonlea?
[必ず〜なる / 親友]
kindred
A close friend - a kindred sprit.
[同類の]
all one’s life
I’ve dreamed of meeting her all my life.
[ずっと]
playmate
Perhaps she will be a playmate for you.
[遊び友達]
behave oneself
If you be careful how you behave yourself.
[行儀良くする]
let
Mrs. Barry doesn’t let Diana play with any little girl who isn’t nice and good.
[許可、させる]
wonder if
I wonder if Diana is to be my bosom friend.
[〜かどうか疑問に思う(〜かな…)]