Friends Flashcards
It’s bad enough that ,
ただでさえ、と言うのに
で十分しんどいのに
It’s bad enough that you were late, and now you want to go home early?
It’s bad enough to work on weekends, but to also work late every night is just too much.
Pick a lane
矛盾しているような状況で、どっちかにしてという
Think for yourself
Do what I say.
Pick a lane!!
Pick a lane, are you supporting the project or not? We need a clear decision.
By any chance
ひょっとして
Hey, by any chance did either of you pick Rachel for your secret Santa?
Badly
とても、切実に
強い願望や必要性を表す時に、その感情の強さを強調する
He needs a job badly
I want to see my family so badly
I’d rather not
遠慮しておくよ
I don’t want to を丁寧に表現している
Would you like to try this new spicy dish?
I’d rather not. I’m not big fun of spicy food.
Don’t take this the wrong way.
誤解しないで
Blew off
約束をすっぽかす、サボる、人を軽視する
He finds out that you blew off his sister with a letter.
Let one down easily
悪いニュースをやんわり伝える
If he asks me out again, I will let him down easily.
I knew I had to fire him, but I was trying to think of a way to let him down easily.
Give me a break
勘弁してよ
相手に自分の理解や同情を求める
Give me a break, I’ve been working late every night this week.
Stop complaining about my cooking, give me a break.
Be out on a limb
思い切ったことをする、決死の思いで
Come on, give me a break, I’m out on a limb here.
Enter one’s mind
頭によぎる、否定文で使われることが多い
It never enters my mind that he might say no.
Did it ever enter your mind to call me?
It never entered my mind that she could be behind all these problems.
Petty
せこい、ケチな
You are a petty man.
Out of spite
意地悪で、腹いせに
I’m not saying this out of spite.
Monica broke his watch out of spite.
Rush into
急いで、する
よく考えず行う、無計画で進める
You shouldn’t rush into a new job.
Don’t rush into buying a house.
Be tired from
Be tried of
Fromの方はして疲れているという意味
Pass out
気絶する
I thought I was going to pass out from the pain.
Step up
人肌脱ぐ、自ら引き受ける
積極的に行動する、何らかの役割や責任を引き受ける
It’s time for you to step up and show what you can do.
Thorough
徹底的な、念入りな
Make sure you do a thorough job washing the car.
She’s always thorough with her homework.
Answering machine
留守番電話
I feel like ing
I feel like S V
Ingはしたい気がする
S V は だと感じる
I feel like being alone
I feel like I am alone.
は全く違う意味になる
Big time
大いに、めちゃくちゃ
I want to go there big time.
I messed up big time.
I owe you big time.
(It’s) all yours
どうぞ
Are you done with that?
Yeah, it’s all yours.
Let me make a copy, then it’s all yours.
How did it go?
どうだった？
It pays to
するのは特になる、報われる
It pays to save money for the future.
It pays to be polite and respectful to others.
Finish up
ささっと終わらせる
Finish up with your customer first.
Have second thoughts
一度決めたことを考え直して迷ってること
I’m having second thoughts about getting married to him.
She’ll spend 5 hundreds dollars on the dress without second thoughts.
I’m happy for you
I’m excited for you
あなたのことで私が嬉しい、ワクワクする
Give someone a nudge
の背中を押す、にそっと教える
She give me a nudge to start applying for jobs.
Could you give me a nudge when it is time to leave?
Give someone the shaft
酷い仕打ちをする
I worked overtime every day for a month, but my boss gave me the shaft.
She was really looking forward to going to the party, but her friends gave her the shaft and went without her.
Put one through
辛い目に合わせる、苦労させる
He has put his parents through a lot.
Do you have any ideas what you’ve been putting me through?
For a change
たまには、気分転換に
通常との習慣の違いや、変化を表す時に使う
Let’s eat Italian food for a change, we always have sushi.
How about we walk to work for a change instead of taking a bus.
Fiddle around
ダラダラと過ごす
あれこれいじって遊ぶ
I’ve just being fiddling around in here making delicious treats for everyone.
Intact
Aにアクセント
無傷の状態の
Complete and in the original state
The church was destroyed in the bombing the altar survived intact.
They found the intact skull of a mammoth.
Unwavering
揺るぎない、確固とした
Unwavering faith
Never moving or looking away from something
She met his unwavering stare.
