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声を出して復唱しよう雑語録−222
声を出して復唱しよう雑語録−222
Retention: You can remember phrases better than single words / 記憶：あなたは単なる単語より語句のほうが良く覚えられます
Regulators take aim at the nascent DNA-testing industry / 監視委員たちは新興のDNA試験産業にねらいを定めています。
> nascent = nas・cent
━━ a. 発生しかけている; 初期の; 新興の.
With shoppers in a funk and companies scaling back, the annual Consumer Electronics Show extravaganza in Las Vegas this week is likely to be subdued, with fewer manufacturers, retailers and people expected in attendance. / おびえた買物客と規模縮小する会社で、今週のLas Vegas での恒例の Consumer Electronics Show 狂想曲は控え目になりそうだ、より少ない製造業者、小売業者と人々の出席が予想されています。
━━ a. 発生しかけている; 初期の; 新興の.
nas・cence, nas・cen・cy ━━ n.
nascent hydrogen 【化】発生期の水素.
nascent hydrogen 【化】発生期の水素.
With shoppers in a funk and companies scaling back, the annual Consumer Electronics Show extravaganza in Las Vegas this week is likely to be subdued, with fewer manufacturers, retailers and people expected in attendance. / おびえた買物客と規模縮小する会社で、今週のLas Vegas での恒例の Consumer Electronics Show 狂想曲は控え目になりそうだ、より少ない製造業者、小売業者と人々の出席が予想されています。
The focus is likely to be on smaller, more connected and greener devices that can help consumers save on bills. / 焦点は、より小さくて、より接続されて、より緑色の機器になりそうです、それらは消費者が請求書の上で節約するのに役立ちます。
> be in a funk / 怯えている
> subdued / adj. 控えめな
> in attendance / 出席して
> focus on ... / ...に焦点を合わせる
Israel vows no let-up over Gaza / Israel は Gaza 上での（戦闘）停止はない事を誓う
it blew a gale for three days without any let-up. / 休みなしに３日も突風が吹いた
> let-up
〔話〕 停止; 減少. Abatement; also, cessation;
> gale
━━ n. 強風,
He is a milquetoast. 彼は意気地なしです。
> milquetoast - a timid man or boy considered childish or unassertive
= milksop, pantywaist, sissy, pansy
= coward - a person who shows fear or timidity
It is untenable to our life. それは私たちの生活にとっては支持できない
> untenable = un・tenable
━━ a. 守ることができない, 支持［維持］できない.
Military action only exacerbates the situation. / 軍事行動は状態を悪化させるだけだ
> exacerbate = ex・ac・er・bate
━━ vt. 悪化させる; 憤激させる.
Once a company starts laying off employees, those who are still working feel they are waiting for the other shoe to drop. 会社がいったん従業員の一時解雇を始めると、まだ働いている人たちは、彼らもきっとそうなると予期しています。
> wait for the other shoe to drop (American) =
to wait for something bad to happen 何か悪い事が起きるのを待つ
U.S. stocks tally solid weekly gains / 米国株はしっかりした週間の利得を記録する
> tally = tal・ly
━━ n. 記録; 得点;
━━ v. 割符に刻む;
"Instead of castigating me for everything I do wrong, why not give me a few bucks to do better?"/ 「私がする全ての間違ったことに対して私を懲戒する代わりに、なぜより良くするために数＄を私にくれないのですか？」
> castigate = cas・ti・gate
━━ vt. むち打つ; こらす; 酷評する.
I've got a new gig playing saxophone at the Cultural Center. / 私は、Cultural Center でsaxophone を吹く新しい演奏の仕事があります。
> gig =
━━ n. （演奏などの）出演契約, 仕事; （ジャズなどの）演奏.
━━ vi. （-gg-） 〔話〕 1回限り演奏する.
His speech alluded to the problem of corruption. / 彼の話は汚職の問題についてほのめかした.
> allude = al・lude
[動](自)［allude to A］((形式))〈A（人・物・事）について〉それとなく言う, ほのめかす, 遠回しに言及する. ▼直接的に言及する場合はrefer
the global recession is making a tightwad of everyone / 世界的景気後退は皆をけちんぼにしている
> make xxx of yyy = yyy から xxx を作る
> tightwad = n. けちんぼ
a maladroit translation / 不器用な翻訳
> maladroit = not adroit; 巧みでない = awkward
> a maladroit movement of his hand caused the car to swerve / 彼の手の不器用な動きが車をそれさせた
> maladroit propaganda = 下手な宣伝
It was made with the certitude that a leader with a mandate can do no wrong . / それは権限委託を受けている指導者は間違いは出来ないという確信で作られました。
> with the certitude that ... / ... であるという確信をもって
> mandate = man・date
━━ n. 命令（書）, 指令（書）; （普通単数形で） 権限委託; 【史】委任統治（領）; （法王からの）聖職叙任命令, （選挙区民から議員にだす）要求.
━━ vt. 統治を委任する; 権限を付与する; 要求する; 委任統治領にする.
> mandatory administration [rule] 委任統治.
rudimentary = ━━ a. 未発達の, 基本の; 【生物】痕跡の（ある）.
> subdued / adj. 控えめな
> in attendance / 出席して
> focus on ... / ...に焦点を合わせる
Israel vows no let-up over Gaza / Israel は Gaza 上での（戦闘）停止はない事を誓う
it blew a gale for three days without any let-up. / 休みなしに３日も突風が吹いた
> let-up
〔話〕 停止; 減少. Abatement; also, cessation;
> gale
━━ n. 強風,
He is a milquetoast. 彼は意気地なしです。
> milquetoast - a timid man or boy considered childish or unassertive
= milksop, pantywaist, sissy, pansy
= coward - a person who shows fear or timidity
It is untenable to our life. それは私たちの生活にとっては支持できない
> untenable = un・tenable
━━ a. 守ることができない, 支持［維持］できない.
un・tenability ━━ n.
Military action only exacerbates the situation. / 軍事行動は状態を悪化させるだけだ
> exacerbate = ex・ac・er・bate
━━ vt. 悪化させる; 憤激させる.
ex・ac・er・ba・tion ━━ n.
Once a company starts laying off employees, those who are still working feel they are waiting for the other shoe to drop. 会社がいったん従業員の一時解雇を始めると、まだ働いている人たちは、彼らもきっとそうなると予期しています。
> wait for the other shoe to drop (American) =
to wait for something bad to happen 何か悪い事が起きるのを待つ
U.S. stocks tally solid weekly gains / 米国株はしっかりした週間の利得を記録する
> tally = tal・ly
━━ n. 記録; 得点;
━━ v. 割符に刻む;
"Instead of castigating me for everything I do wrong, why not give me a few bucks to do better?"/ 「私がする全ての間違ったことに対して私を懲戒する代わりに、なぜより良くするために数＄を私にくれないのですか？」
> castigate = cas・ti・gate
━━ vt. むち打つ; こらす; 酷評する.
cas・ti・ga・tion ━━ n.
I've got a new gig playing saxophone at the Cultural Center. / 私は、Cultural Center でsaxophone を吹く新しい演奏の仕事があります。
> gig =
━━ n. （演奏などの）出演契約, 仕事; （ジャズなどの）演奏.
━━ vi. （-gg-） 〔話〕 1回限り演奏する.
His speech alluded to the problem of corruption. / 彼の話は汚職の問題についてほのめかした.
> allude = al・lude
[動](自)［allude to A］((形式))〈A（人・物・事）について〉それとなく言う, ほのめかす, 遠回しに言及する. ▼直接的に言及する場合はrefer
the global recession is making a tightwad of everyone / 世界的景気後退は皆をけちんぼにしている
> make xxx of yyy = yyy から xxx を作る
> tightwad = n. けちんぼ
a maladroit translation / 不器用な翻訳
> maladroit = not adroit; 巧みでない = awkward
> a maladroit movement of his hand caused the car to swerve / 彼の手の不器用な動きが車をそれさせた
> maladroit propaganda = 下手な宣伝
It was made with the certitude that a leader with a mandate can do no wrong . / それは権限委託を受けている指導者は間違いは出来ないという確信で作られました。
> with the certitude that ... / ... であるという確信をもって
> mandate = man・date
━━ n. 命令（書）, 指令（書）; （普通単数形で） 権限委託; 【史】委任統治（領）; （法王からの）聖職叙任命令, （選挙区民から議員にだす）要求.
━━ vt. 統治を委任する; 権限を付与する; 要求する; 委任統治領にする.
man・da・ta・ry
━━ n. 受任者［国］; 委任統治国.
man・da・to・ry
━━ a., n. 統治を委任された; 命令の, 義務的［上］の; ＝mandatary.> mandatory administration [rule] 委任統治.
rudimentary = ━━ a. 未発達の, 基本の; 【生物】痕跡の（ある）.
rudimentary issues / 基本的な問題
basic = ━━ a. 基礎の, 根本の; 【化】塩基性の.
━━ n. （pl.） 基本（的なもの，こと）; 必需品
go back to (the) 〜 / 原点に戻る;
the 〜 of education / 教育の基本原理
fundamental = go back to (the) 〜 / 原点に戻る;
the 〜 of education / 教育の基本原理
━━ a. 根本［本質］的な; 重要な ((to)); 【楽】基音の.
━━ n. 根本（原理） ((of)); 【楽】基音; 【物】基本波.
fundamental conflict between India and Pakistan / India と Pakistan の間の根本的な闘争
━━ n. 根本（原理） ((of)); 【楽】基音; 【物】基本波.
fundamental conflict between India and Pakistan / India と Pakistan の間の根本的な闘争
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更新日:2009年1月9日 4時38分
Reading 1 English top 100 words speaking - Reading 5 added
Reading 1 English top 100 words speaking - Reading 5 added
Top one hundred words most frequently used in reading, writing and speaking English. These words make up half of the words spoken in English. So, if you learn these then you are half way to learning the language. Enjoy them. If you want to email me and see if there is some way I can help with your pronunciation then please feel free. I am English and live in London and Dorset. If you would like to write then i will also help you with any English work. Write to Jack.barnett.wmin@gmail.com Best wishes. Jack Barnett It was my intention to try to read some English so that people got some idea of pronunciation. I was wondering what to read. I have decided that I will read the 'chunks' of writing that one is allowed to write beside ones videos. (Like this one). So in the next three weeks I will select some of the 'chunks' and read those - to give a bigger sample of spoken words. Jack - ps I am interested in which people are using this from which country. Do please email. me or just comment. Thanks. ps See also 'Reading English alphabet names & sounds, vowels & consonants' by Jack Barnett. See also: Reading English 2<_embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/0Hz9Xgyx0A0&hl=en&fs=1" autostart=0 width="425" height="344" allowScriptAccess="never" wmode="transparent" >
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更新日:2009年1月9日 4時23分
Ebaby's Olympic Training Video
Ebaby's Olympic Training Video
Learn English with English, baby! / ね、英語は英語で学ぼうよ！
John and Jason train to compete in Beijing. Opening sequence song by Dirty Mittens. Brought to you by English, baby! where friends learn English together. See more Olympic English lessons on English, baby! at
http://www.englishbaby.com/news/olympics_home Sponsored by TOEFL
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更新日:2009年1月8日 8時11分
Learn English 74 - Investor
Learn English 74 - Investor
Focus: Defining relative clauses Language: Relative pronouns MICHELLE: Hello. GREG: Hi, Michelle. MICHELLE: Oh, hi Greg. What's up? GREG: I just got an e-mail from our investor Mr. Fernandez. He wanted me to thank you for showing him around last week. Did he get to see everything that he wanted? MICHELLE: Yeah, he was really interested in checking out the factories that are making the new line of cars, so I took him out there and George, the plant manager, gave him a tour. GREG: Good. Did he visit the research and development offices? MICHELLE: Yes, we spent a full day there. Mr. Fernandez spoke with an R and D engineer who developed the new engine for us last year. GREG: What was the name of that engineer you spoke with? MICHELLE: Jim Landers, I think. GREG: Is Jim the one who has an Australian accent? He's kind of a tall guy . . . the one who has a beard, right? MICHELLE: Yes, that's the one. Do you know him? GREG: Yes, he's one of our best engineers. He helped set up the new plant. I'm glad Mr. Fernandez could meet him. MICHELLE: Yeah, me too. Anyway, after touring R and D and the factories, I brought Mr. Fernandez to the head offices where we met up with the CFO and a few of the board of directors. GREG: And everything went smoothly? MICHELLE: Yeah, he seemed to be very pleased with what he saw and very excited about our new projects. He said that he'll make the final decision next week.<_embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/QqsCIl25gFE&hl=en&fs=1" autostart=0 width="425" height="344" allowScriptAccess="never" wmode="transparent" >
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更新日:2009年1月7日 20時58分
#929 I'm A God, Twitter Hacked
#929 I'm A God, Twitter Hacked
Show 930 Wednesday 7 January The Daily English Show
http://www.thedailyenglishshow.com/
<_embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/lH1n-QHFndc&hl=en&fs=1" autostart=0 width="425" height="344" allowScriptAccess="never" wmode="transparent" >Index: http://www.youtube.com/profile_videos?user=thedailyenglishshow
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更新日:2009年1月7日 20時54分
Pronunciation Key
Pronunciation Key
Dictionary.com CONSONANTS [b] boy, baby, rob [d] do, ladder, bed [f] food, offer, safe [g] get, bigger, dog [h] happy, ahead [j] jump, budget, age [k] can, speaker, stick [l] let, follow, still [m] make, summer, time [n] no, dinner, thin [ng] singer, think, long [p] put, apple, cup [r] run, marry, far, store [s] sit, city, passing, face [sh] she, station, push [t] top, better, cat [ch] church, watching, nature, witch [th] thirsty, nothing, math [th] this, mother, breathe [v] very, seven, love [w] wear, away [hw] where, somewhat [y] yes, onion [z] zoo, easy, buzz [zh] measure, television, beige VOWELS [a] apple, can, hat [ey] aid, hate, day [ah] arm, father, aha [air] air, careful, wear [aw] all, or, talk, lost, saw [e] ever, head, get [ee] eat, see, need [eer] ear, hero, beer [er] teacher, afterward, murderer [i] it, big, finishes [ahy] I, ice, hide, deny [o] odd, hot, waffle [oh] owe, road, below [oo] ooze, food, soup, sue [oo] good, book, put [oi] oil, choice, toy [ou] out, loud, how [uh] up, mother, mud [uh] about, animal, problem, circus [ur] early, bird, stirring FOREIGN SOUNDS [a] Fr. ami [kh] Scot. loch, Ger. ach or ich [œ] Fr. feu, Ger. schön [r] Fr. au revoir, Yiddish rebbe [uh] Fr. oeuvre [y] Fr. tu, Ger. über SAMPLE NASALIZED VOWELS [an] Fr. bien [ahn] Fr. croissant [awn] Fr. bon [œn] Fr. parfum [in] Port. Prīncipe
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更新日:2009年1月7日 19時18分
English Pronunciation - STEADFAST- #193
English Pronunciation - STEADFAST- #193
MORE FREE VIDEOS http://www.sozoexchange.com/category/dailypronunciations/
Todays word is steadfast. This is an adjective which means firm in purpose. For example, you can say, Anns steadfast dedication helped her to achieve her career goals.<_embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/4Z1GRfR2RtU&hl=en&fs=1" autostart=0 width="425" height="344" allowScriptAccess="never" wmode="transparent" >
steadfast = stead・fast ━━ a. しっかりした; 不動［不変］の. stead・fast・ly ━━ ad. stead・fast・ness ━━ n.
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更新日:2009年1月6日 22時1分
Hello もしもし
Hello もしもし
A: Hello, もしもし。It's me. いま、Mitsuwa にいるんだけど、なにか欲しいものある？ Do you want anything? B: No, thanks. A: It's 3:30 now so I will go to the preschool directly to pick up Satine. 今、3時半だから、家に寄らずにSatine を直接に迎えにいってくるよ。Okay? B: Okay. 気をつけて！ Be careful as the traffic might be heavy by now. 今頃は混んでいるだろうからね。Bye now. じゃあね。
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更新日:2009年1月6日 9時17分
Chinese Metal Ball Challenge Outside Water Cube
Chinese Metal Ball Challenge Outside Water Cube
Learn English with English, baby! / ね、英語は英語で学ぼうよ！
A man with hair designed to look like the bird's nest challenges the Ebaby! team to a game he invented that involves twirling metal balls outside the Water Cube in Beijing. English, baby! where friends learn English together. See more Olympic English lessons on English, baby! at
http://www.englishbaby.com/news/olympics_home Sponsored by TOEFL
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更新日:2009年1月6日 8時57分
Learn English 73 - Sightseeing
Learn English 73 - Sightseeing
Focus: Articles Language: Common words and phrases using definite, indefinite, and zero articles MS. ZHANG: Where do you want to go sightseeing today? MS. PHILLIPS: I want to visit this temple I've read about in the guide book. MS. ZHANG: OK, but I will buy the entrance ticket. MS. PHILLIPS: Oh, I didn't realize we have to pay to get in. MR. ZHANG: Yes, in China, there is a small fee to enter museums, parks and temples. MS. PHILLIPS: That's very different from back home . Have you ever heard of anyone paying to go to church? MR. ZHANG: You're right. In the West you don't make a direct payment at the entrance but the congregation is usually expected to make a contribution during collection . MS. PHILLIPS: Oh, you've been to England before? MR. ZHANG: Yes I went there last year. I had the time of my life , although it took a few days to adjust. The two cultures are so different. MS. PHILLIPS: Well, this is my first visit to China. And I've heard this temple is amazing. When was it built? MR. ZHANG: Pretty recently. About 150 years ago. MS. PHILLIPS: Well that seems very old to me. MR. ZHANG: Considering China's 5000 year history it's relatively new! MS. PHILLIPS: Do you go to that temple? MR. ZHANG: No, but my parents do. MS. PHILLIPS: To pray ? MR. ZHANG: No. Nowadays people just come to pray for good luck and money. MS. PHILLIPS: A similar trend is occurring in the West especially in regard to festivals. Many people still celebrate Christmas, although they might not be churchgoers . MR. ZHANG: Yes, it's interesting. We should find a taxi and go .<_embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/xudJdhENIbI&hl=en&fs=1" autostart=0 width="425" height="344" allowScriptAccess="never" wmode="transparent" >
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更新日:2009年1月6日 6時28分