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AI(Claude 3)を使って、GSL(General Service List)に情報を追加してみた(単語2101-2200)

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単語2101−2200

順位頻出単語発音意味英文使用例品詞
210111applaud[əˈplɔːd]拍手するThe audience rose to their feet to applaud the stunning performance.動詞
210211underneath[ˌʌndərˈniːθ]下にThe cat hid underneath the bed during the thunderstorm.前置詞
210311hello[helˈoʊ]こんにちはI always greet my neighbors with a friendly hello.感嘆詞
210411pretense[ˈpriːtens]ふりHe invited her to dinner under the pretense of discussing work.名詞
210511descent[dɪˈsent]降下The hikers made a slow descent down the steep mountain trail.名詞
210611conquer[ˈkɑːŋkər]征服するThe army set out to conquer new territories for the empire.動詞
210711framework[ˈfreɪmwɜːrk]枠組みThe Constitution provides the legal framework for our government.名詞
210811confidential[ˌkɑːnfɪˈdenʃl]秘密のThe document contains confidential information and should not be shared.形容詞
210911adoption[əˈdɑːpʃn]養子縁組The couple decided to grow their family through adoption.名詞
211011disgust[dɪsˈɡʌst]嫌悪The rotten food filled him with disgust.名詞
211111waist[weɪst]腰The dress had a fitted bodice and a flowing skirt that cinched at the waist.名詞
211211momentary[ˈmoʊmənteri]一時のThere was a momentary pause before the conductor raised his baton.形容詞
211311receipt[rɪˈsiːt]領収書Keep your receipt in case you need to return or exchange the item.名詞
211410pearl[pɜːrl]真珠The necklace was adorned with a single, lustrous pearl.名詞
211510ray[reɪ]光線The sun’s rays peeked through the clouds after the storm.名詞
211610lazy[ˈleɪzi]怠惰なDon’t be lazy; put some effort into your work.形容詞
211710limb[lɪm]手足The monkey swung from limb to limb in the treetops.名詞
211810grammatical[ɡrəˈmætɪkl]文法のCheck your essay for spelling and grammatical errors before submitting it.形容詞
211910beast[biːst]獣The lion is a majestic beast known for its powerful roar.名詞
212010monkey[ˈmʌŋki]猿The cheeky monkey stole a banana from the fruit stand.名詞
212110jewel[ˈdʒuːəl]宝石The crown was encrusted with glittering jewels.名詞
212210persuasion[pərˈsweɪʒn]説得The salesman used his powers of persuasion to close the deal.名詞
212310obedience[oʊˈbiːdiəns]従順The well-trained dog demonstrated perfect obedience to its owner’s commands.名詞
212410sock[sɑːk]靴下I always seem to lose one sock in the laundry.名詞
212510vowel[ˈvaʊəl]母音The word “apple” has two vowels: “a” and “e”.名詞
212610hammer[ˈhæmər]ハンマーUse a hammer and nails to hang the picture on the wall.名詞
212710inn[ɪn]宿屋The weary travelers sought shelter at the cozy inn.名詞
212810chimney[ˈtʃɪmni]煙突Smoke billowed from the chimney of the cabin on the cold winter day.名詞
212910dissatisfaction[ˌdɪsˌsætɪsˈfækʃn]不満The customer expressed dissatisfaction with the slow service.名詞
213010annoyance[əˈnɔɪəns]いらだちThe constant buzzing of the fly was a source of annoyance while I tried to work.名詞
213110ornament[ˈɔːrnəmənt]装飾品The Christmas tree was adorned with colorful lights and ornaments.名詞
213210honesty[ˈɑːnəsti]正直Honesty is the best policy in any relationship.名詞
213310outward[ˈaʊtwərd]外側のDespite her outward composure, she felt nervous inside.形容詞
213410sharpen[ˈʃɑːrpən]鋭くするSharpen the pencils before the exam.動詞
213510handkerchief[ˈhæŋkərtʃɪf]ハンカチHe offered her his handkerchief to dry her tears.名詞
21369greed[griːd]貪欲The banker’s greed led him to make risky investments.名詞
21379heavenly[ˈhevnli]天国のThe choir sang with heavenly voices.形容詞
21389thirst[θɜːrst]喉の渇きAfter the long run, he quenched his thirst with a cold drink.名詞
21399niece[niːs]姪My niece is my brother’s daughter.名詞
21409spill[spɪl]こぼすBe careful not to spill your drink on the carpet.動詞
21419loaf[loʊf]一斤のパンCould you please buy a loaf of bread from the bakery?名詞
21429wheat[wiːt]小麦The field was full of golden wheat ready for harvest.名詞
21439worm[wɜːrm]虫The early bird catches the worm.名詞
21449secrecy[ˈsiːkrəsi]秘密The matter was handled with the utmost secrecy.名詞
21459rude[ruːd]無礼なIt’s rude to talk with your mouth full at the dinner table.形容詞
21469heighten[ˈhaɪtn]高めるThe suspenseful music heightened the tension in the film.動詞
21479flatten[ˈflætn]平らにするUse a rolling pin to flatten the dough for the pizza crust.動詞
21489loosen[ˈluːsn]緩めるLoosen the knot by gently pulling on the ends of the rope.動詞
21499cheese[tʃiːz]チーズThe pizza was topped with gooey mozzarella cheese.名詞
21509rivalry[ˈraɪvəlri]競争There was a friendly rivalry between the two teams.名詞
21519royalty[ˈrɔɪəlti]王族The queen is a member of the royal family.名詞
21529discontent[ˌdɪskənˈtent]不満The workers expressed discontent with their low wages.名詞
21539complication[ˌkɑːmplɪˈkeɪʃn]合併症The surgery went well, but there were some complications during recovery.名詞
21549fright[fraɪt]恐怖The loud clap of thunder gave her a terrible fright.名詞
21559indoor[ɪnˈdɔːr]屋内のWhen it’s raining outside, we have to play indoor games.形容詞
21569flour[flaʊər]小麦粉Add two cups of flour to the mixing bowl for the cake batter.名詞
21579actress[ˈæktrəs]女優She dreams of becoming a famous actress in Hollywood.名詞
21588congratulation[kənˌɡrætʃəˈleɪʃn]祝賀Congratulations on your graduation!名詞
21598ounce[aʊns]オンスThe recipe calls for 2 ounces of butter.名詞
21608fry[fraɪ]揚げるLet’s fry some chicken for dinner tonight.動詞
21618everlasting[ˌevərˈlæstɪŋ]永遠のThe couple promised each other everlasting love.形容詞
21628goat[ɡoʊt]ヤギThe mountain goat navigated the steep, rocky cliffs with ease.名詞
21638ink[ɪŋk]インクThe pen had run out of ink, so I couldn’t finish writing my note.名詞
21648disappearance[ˌdɪsəˈpɪərəns]失踪The police are investigating the mysterious disappearance of the wealthy businessman.名詞
21658reproduction[ˌriːprəˈdʌkʃn]複製The museum gift shop sold reproductions of famous artworks.名詞
21668thicken[ˈθɪkən]濃くするStir the gravy constantly as it begins to thicken.動詞
21678avoidance[əˈvɔɪdəns]回避The best way to prevent the flu is through avoidance of sick individuals.名詞
21688spoon[spuːn]スプーンUse a spoon to stir the sugar into your coffee.名詞
21698strap[stræp]ストラップFasten your seatbelt by pulling the strap across your lap.名詞
21708deceive[dɪˈsiːv]騙すThe salesman tried to deceive the customers with false promises.動詞
21717lengthen[ˈleŋθən]長くするAs the days lengthen in the spring, we have more daylight hours.動詞
21727revenge[rɪˈvendʒ]復讐The hero sought revenge against the villain who destroyed his village.名詞
21737correction[kəˈrekʃn]修正The teacher made a few corrections to my essay before giving it back.名詞
21747descendant[dɪˈsendənt]子孫She is a direct descendant of the famous explorer.名詞
21757hesitation[ˌhezɪˈteɪʃn]ためらいAfter a moment of hesitation, he decided to accept the job offer.名詞
21767spade[speɪd]スペードThe gardener used a spade to dig a hole for the new plant.名詞
21777basin[ˈbeɪsn]洗面器She filled the basin with warm water to wash her face.名詞
21787weed[wiːd]雑草The garden was overgrown with weeds.名詞
21797omission[oʊˈmɪʃn]省略The contract had a glaring omission that needed to be corrected.名詞
21807old-fashioned[ˌoʊld ˈfæʃnd]古風なGrandma’s old-fashioned recipes are still the best.形容詞
21817bicycle[ˈbaɪsɪkl]自転車She rides her bicycle to work every day for exercise.名詞
21827breadth[bredθ]幅The breadth of his knowledge on the subject was impressive.名詞
21837photography[fəˈtɑːɡrəfi]写真術He has a passion for landscape photography.名詞
21847coward[ˈkaʊərd]臆病者The soldier was no coward; he bravely fought for his country.名詞
21857mat[mæt]マットPlease wipe your feet on the mat before entering the house.名詞
21867rejoice[rɪˈdʒɔɪs]喜ぶThe whole nation rejoiced at the end of the war.動詞
21877cheat[tʃiːt]カンニングするIt’s never okay to cheat on a test.動詞
21887congratulate[kənˈɡrætʃuleɪt]祝福するI want to congratulate you on your promotion!動詞
21897discomfort[dɪsˈkʌmfərt]不快The patient experienced some discomfort after the procedure.名詞
21907enclosure[ɪnˈkloʊʒər]囲いThe lions were kept in a secure enclosure at the zoo.名詞
21917attentive[əˈtentɪv]注意深いThe waiter was very attentive to our needs throughout the meal.形容詞
21927paw[pɔː]動物の足The puppy held out its paw for a handshake.名詞
21936overflow[ˌoʊvərˈfloʊ]あふれるThe river might overflow its banks after the heavy rainfall.動詞
21946dissatisfy[ˌdɪsˈsætɪsfaɪ]不満足にさせるThe customer was dissatisfied with the service and requested a refund.動詞
21956multiplication[ˌmʌltəplɪˈkeɪʃn]乗算Children learn multiplication tables in elementary school.名詞
21966whichever[wɪˈtʃevər]どちらでもYou can choose whichever color you prefer for your new car.代名詞
21976tidy[ˈtaɪdi]きちんとしたPlease keep your room tidy by putting away your toys.形容詞
21986bribe[braɪb]賄賂The corrupt official accepted bribes in exchange for favors.名詞
21996mend[mend]修繕するI need to mend the hole in my favorite sock.動詞
22006stocking[ˈstɑːkɪŋ]ストッキングShe wore sheer stockings with her formal dress.名詞

注意点

AI(Claude 3)にて追加後のリストは確認していません。
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AI(Claude 3)を使って、GSL(General Service List)に情報を追加してみた(単語2001-2100)

by 塚井海地 / 1件のコメント

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単語(1901-2000)は、こちら

単語2001−2100

順位頻出単語発音意味英文使用例品詞
200115apple[ˈæpl]リンゴAn apple a day keeps the doctor away.名詞
200215offense[əˈfens]攻撃The team’s offense scored three goals in the first half.名詞
200315cork[kɔːrk]コルクThe wine bottle was sealed with a cork.名詞
200415ripe[raɪp]熟したWait until the bananas are ripe before eating them.形容詞
200515temper[ˈtempər]癇癪She has a quick temper and often gets angry easily.名詞
200615sore[sɔːr]痛いAfter the long hike, my feet were really sore.形容詞
200715pinch[pɪntʃ]つまむPinch the dough together to seal the edges of the pie crust.動詞
200815diamond[ˈdaɪəmənd]ダイヤモンドHe proposed to her with a stunning diamond ring.名詞
200915razor[ˈreɪzər]かみそりHe used a sharp razor to shave his beard.名詞
201015imaginative[ɪˈmædʒɪnətɪv]想像力に富んだThe child told an imaginative story about dragons and fairies.形容詞
201115hook[hʊk]フックHang your coat on the hook by the door.名詞
201215copper[ˈkɑːpər]銅The old penny is made of copper.名詞
201315landlord[ˈlændlɔːrd]大家The landlord raised the rent for the apartment.名詞
201414influential[ˌɪnfluˈenʃl]影響力のあるHer work has been influential in shaping modern art.形容詞
201514rot[rɑːt]腐敗するThe fallen tree was left to rot in the forest.動詞
201614hollow[ˈhɑːloʊ]空洞のThe tree trunk was hollow inside.形容詞
201714enclose[ɪnˈkloʊz]囲むPlease enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope with your application.動詞
201814harden[ˈhɑːrdn]硬化させるThe clay will harden when fired in the kiln.動詞
201914wicked[ˈwɪkɪd]邪悪なThe villain had a wicked plan to take over the world.形容詞
202014stiffen[ˈstɪfn]固くするMix the flour and water until the dough begins to stiffen.動詞
202114silk[sɪlk]絹The dress was made of smooth, shimmering silk.名詞
202214upright[ˈʌpraɪt]直立のStand upright with your shoulders back and head held high.形容詞
202314selfish[ˈselfɪʃ]利己的なIt was selfish of him to take the last piece of cake without sharing.形容詞
202414stripe[straɪp]縞模様The zebra’s black and white stripes help it blend into the herd.名詞
202514pig[pɪg]ブタThe farmer raised pigs, cows, and chickens.名詞
202614inward[ˈɪnwərd]内側のShe felt an inward sense of calm despite the chaos around her.形容詞
202714excellence[ˈeksələns]優れていることThe school is known for its academic excellence.名詞
202814rake[reɪk]レーキUse a rake to gather the fallen leaves in the yard.名詞
202914purple[ˈpɜːrpl]紫のShe wore a deep purple dress to the gala.形容詞
203014hasten[ˈheɪsn]急がせるWe must hasten to finish the project before the deadline.動詞
203114shorten[ˈʃɔːrtn]短くするShe decided to shorten her hair for the summer.動詞
203214applause[əˈplɔːz]拍手The audience erupted in applause after the stunning performance.名詞
203314ache[eɪk]痛むMy head started to ache after staring at the computer screen for too long.動詞
203414apology[əˈpɑːlədʒi]謝罪He offered a sincere apology for his mistake.名詞
203514knot[nɑːt]結び目Tie a knot in the rope to secure it tightly.名詞
203614nephew[ˈnefjuː]甥My nephew is my sister’s son.名詞
203714cushion[ˈkʊʃn]クッションThe sofa had soft, plush cushions for added comfort.名詞
203814drown[draʊn]溺れるBe sure to wear a life jacket when boating to avoid drowning.動詞
203914nursery[ˈnɜːrsəri]託児所The working parents sent their child to the nursery during the day.名詞
204014pint[paɪnt]パイントI’d like to order a pint of beer, please.名詞
204114fierce[fɪrs]激しいThe two teams engaged in a fierce competition for the championship title.形容詞
204213imitate[ˈɪmɪteɪt]模倣するThe younger siblings often imitate the behavior of the older ones.動詞
204313aloud[əˈlaʊd]声に出してRead the passage aloud so everyone can hear.副詞
204413gaiety[ˈɡeɪəti]陽気さThe festival was filled with music, laughter, and gaiety.名詞
204513robbery[ˈrɑːbəri]強盗The police are investigating a string of bank robberies in the area.名詞
204613tighten[ˈtaɪtn]引き締めるTighten the screws to ensure the shelf is secure.動詞
204713perfection[pərˈfekʃn]完璧The painter strived for perfection in each brushstroke.名詞
204813scorn[skɔːrn]軽蔑するShe looked at him with scorn after he made the offensive comment.動詞
204913whoever[huːˈevər]誰でもWhoever finishes the race first will win the grand prize.代名詞
205013trunk[trʌŋk]トランクThe elephant used its trunk to reach the high branches.名詞
205113wool[wʊl]羊毛The sweater was made from soft, warm wool.名詞
205213sailor[ˈseɪlər]船員The sailor navigated the ship through the stormy seas.名詞
205313competitor[kəmˈpetɪtər]競争相手The company must stay innovative to stay ahead of its competitors.名詞
205413moonlight[ˈmuːnlaɪt]月光The moonlight cast a soft glow over the garden.名詞
205513deer[dɪr]シカA herd of deer grazed in the meadow.名詞
205613bean[biːn]豆Add a can of kidney beans to the chili for extra protein.名詞
205713everyday[ˈevrideɪ]日常のBrushing your teeth is an everyday habit that promotes good oral hygiene.形容詞
205813drawer[drɔːr]引き出しI keep my socks in the top drawer of the dresser.名詞
205913disregard[ˌdɪsrɪˈɡɑːrd]無視するYou shouldn’t disregard the doctor’s advice about healthy eating.動詞
206012nowadays[ˈnaʊədeɪz]最近ではNowadays, many people work remotely from home.副詞
206112patriotic[ˌpeɪtriˈɑːtɪk]愛国的なThe crowd waved patriotic flags during the national anthem.形容詞
206212tin[tɪn]ブリキThe cookies were stored in a decorative tin.名詞
206312penny[ˈpeni]ペニーHe found a lucky penny on the sidewalk.名詞
206412cage[keɪdʒ]ケージThe bird sang happily in its cage.名詞
206512pardon[ˈpɑːrdn]許すThe governor granted a pardon to the wrongly convicted man.動詞
206612lately[ˈleɪtli]最近I haven’t been sleeping well lately due to stress.副詞
206712offend[əˈfend]不快にさせるI didn’t mean to offend you with my comment.動詞
206812coarse[kɔːrs]粗いThe sandpaper had a coarse texture that quickly smoothed the wood.形容詞
206912spoil[spɔɪl]甘やかすDon’t spoil your appetite by eating snacks before dinner.動詞
207012horizontal[ˌhɔːrɪˈzɑːntl]水平のThe flag hung in a horizontal position on the wall.形容詞
207112sting[stɪŋ]刺すThe bee sting caused his arm to swell and turn red.動詞
207212ditch[dɪtʃ]溝The car veered off the road and landed in a ditch.名詞
207312librarian[laɪˈbreriən]図書館員The librarian helped me find the book I was looking for.名詞
207412meantime[ˈmiːnˌtaɪm]その間にI’ll start the laundry; in the meantime, can you vacuum the living room?副詞
207512cough[kɔːf]咳をするCover your mouth when you cough to prevent spreading germs.動詞
207612deaf[def]耳が不自由なMy grandfather is hard of hearing, but he’s not completely deaf.形容詞
207712sword[sɔːrd]剣The knight drew his sword and prepared for battle.名詞
207812messenger[ˈmesɪndʒər]使者The king sent a messenger to deliver the important news.名詞
207912vain[veɪn]むなしいShe checked her reflection in every mirror out of vanity.形容詞
208012castle[ˈkæsl]城The royal family lived in a grand castle on a hill.名詞
208112elastic[ɪˈlæstɪk]弾力のあるThe waistband of the pants is elastic for a comfortable fit.形容詞
208212comb[koʊm]くしUse a fine-toothed comb to remove tangles from your hair.名詞
208312rod[rɑːd]棒The curtains hung from a metal rod above the window.名詞
208411widen[ˈwaɪdn]広げるThe road will widen from two lanes to four.動詞
208511sorrow[ˈsɑːroʊ]悲しみThe family was filled with sorrow after the loss of their beloved pet.名詞
208611inventor[ɪnˈventər]発明家Thomas Edison was a famous inventor known for the light bulb.名詞
208711cliff[klɪf]崖Be careful not to get too close to the edge of the cliff.名詞
208811umbrella[ʌmˈbrelə]傘Don’t forget to bring an umbrella, it’s supposed to rain today.名詞
208911interruption[ˌɪntəˈrʌpʃn]中断I apologize for the interruption, please continue with your presentation.名詞
209011merry[ˈmeri]陽気なThe children were merry and excited on Christmas morning.形容詞
209111gallon[ˈɡælən]ガロンThe recipe calls for one gallon of milk.名詞
209211conquest[ˈkɑːŋkwest]征服The Spanish conquest of the Aztec Empire began in 1519.名詞
209311headache[ˈhedeɪk]頭痛The loud music gave me a splitting headache.名詞
209411tailor[ˈteɪlər]仕立て屋He took his suit to the tailor for alterations.名詞
209511bucket[ˈbʌkɪt]バケツFill the bucket with water and use it to mop the floor.名詞
209611scent[sent]香りThe rose garden was filled with a sweet scent.名詞
209711signature[ˈsɪɡnətʃər]署名Please sign your name on the signature line at the bottom of the contract.名詞
209811cart[kɑːrt]カートThe grocery store provides carts for customers to use while shopping.名詞
209911darken[ˈdɑːrkən]暗くするThe clouds began to darken as the storm approached.動詞
210011sometime[ˈsʌmtaɪm]いつかLet’s get together sometime next week for coffee.副詞

注意点

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AI(Claude 3)を使って、GSL(General Service List)に情報を追加してみた(単語1901-2000)

by 塚井海地 / 1件のコメント

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単語(1801-1900)は、こちら

単語1901−2000

順位頻出単語発音意味英文使用例品詞
190120thunder[ˈθʌndər]雷The thunder rumbled in the distance as the storm approached.名詞
190220weaken[ˈwiːkən]弱くするThe illness weakened his immune system.動詞
190320poverty[ˈpɑːvərti]貧困Many organizations work to alleviate poverty in developing countries.名詞
190420scrape[skreɪp]擦るBe careful not to scrape the car against the wall when parking.動詞
190520arrow[ˈæroʊ]矢The archer shot an arrow straight into the bullseye.名詞
190620tender[ˈtendər]柔らかいThe meat was so tender it melted in my mouth.形容詞
190720cruel[ˈkruːəl]残酷なIt was cruel of him to tease the younger children.形容詞
190820soften[ˈsɔːfn]和らげるAdd a little milk to soften the mashed potatoes.動詞
190920mouse[maʊs]ねずみThe cat chased the mouse around the house.名詞
191020hay[heɪ]干し草The horses munched on hay in the stable.名詞
191120anyhow[ˈeniˌhaʊ]とにかくIt’s raining, but let’s go for a walk anyhow.副詞
191220alike[əˈlaɪk]似ているThe twins looked so alike it was hard to tell them apart.形容詞
191320circular[ˈsɜːrkjələr]円形のThe dining table was a large, circular piece of glass.形容詞
191420juice[dʒuːs]ジュースPour a glass of orange juice for breakfast.名詞
191520shelf[ʃelf]棚Place the books back on the shelf when you’re done.名詞
191620bake[beɪk]焼くI’ll bake a cake for the birthday party.動詞
191720hatred[ˈheɪtrɪd]憎しみHatred and intolerance have no place in a peaceful society.名詞
191820cautious[ˈkɔːʃəs]用心深いBe cautious when driving in icy conditions.形容詞
191919basket[ˈbæskɪt]かごShe carried a basket of flowers to the table.名詞
192019wreck[rek]難破船The old shipwreck was a popular spot for scuba divers.名詞
192119width[wɪdθ]幅Measure the width of the room before buying a new rug.名詞
192219confident[ˈkɑːnfɪdənt]自信のあるShe gave a confident presentation to the board of directors.形容詞
192319log[lɔːɡ]丸太We sat on a log by the campfire and told stories.名詞
192419heap[hiːp]積み重ねるThe leaves were heaped in piles waiting to be jumped in.動詞
192519suck[sʌk]吸うUse a straw to suck the milkshake up from the glass.動詞
192619ladder[ˈlædər]はしごClimb the ladder carefully to avoid falling.名詞
192719gap[ɡæp]隙間There was a large gap between the two buildings.名詞
192819obey[oʊˈbeɪ]従うChildren should obey their parents and teachers.動詞
192919hut[hʌt]小屋The hikers took shelter in a mountain hut during the storm.名詞
193019axe[æks]斧The lumberjack swung his axe to chop down the tree.名詞
193119translation[trænzˈleɪʃn]翻訳The book was a translation of a famous French novel.名詞
193219collar[ˈkɑːlər]襟The dog wore a collar with its name and address.名詞
193319delivery[dɪˈlɪvəri]配達The pizza delivery arrived just in time for dinner.名詞
193419reproduce[ˌriːprəˈduːs]複製するThe artist gave permission for the museum to reproduce his paintings in a catalog.動詞
193519confession[kənˈfeʃn]告白The criminal signed a written confession admitting to the crime.名詞
193619pan[pæn]フライパンHeat some oil in a pan before adding the vegetables.名詞
193719prejudice[ˈpredʒədɪs]偏見We must work to eliminate prejudice and discrimination in society.名詞
193819voyage[ˈvɔɪɪdʒ]航海The ship embarked on a three-month voyage across the Atlantic.名詞
193919tobacco[təˈbækoʊ]タバコSmoking tobacco is harmful to your health.名詞
194018simplicity[sɪmˈplɪsəti]シンプルさThe room’s decor was charming in its simplicity.名詞
194118paste[peɪst]張り付けるPaste the photos onto the pages of the scrapbook.動詞
194218cake[keɪk]ケーキBake a chocolate cake for the party.名詞
194318elephant[ˈelɪfənt]象The elephant used its trunk to drink water from the river.名詞
194418ribbon[ˈrɪbən]リボンTie a ribbon around the gift box to make it look pretty.名詞
194518harvest[ˈhɑːrvɪst]収穫するThe farmers will harvest the wheat in late summer.動詞
194618ashamed[əˈʃeɪmd]恥じているHe felt ashamed of his behavior and apologized.形容詞
194718cave[keɪv]洞窟The explorers discovered a hidden cave in the mountains.名詞
194818customary[ˈkʌstəmeri]慣習的なIt is customary to bow when greeting someone in Japan.形容詞
194918thief[θiːf]泥棒The thief was caught stealing from the jewelry store.名詞
195018damp[dæmp]湿ったThe morning dew left the grass feeling damp.形容詞
195118sew[soʊ]縫うI need to sew a button back onto my shirt.動詞
195218rust[rʌst]錆びるThe old bicycle was covered in rust from being left out in the rain.動詞
195318separation[ˌsepəˈreɪʃn]分離The couple filed for legal separation before divorcing.名詞
195418waiter[ˈweɪtər]ウェイターThe waiter took our order and brought us our food.名詞
195518pet[pet]ペットShe kept a pet rabbit in a cage in her bedroom.名詞
195618straw[strɔː]ストローSip the iced tea through a straw.名詞
195718upset[ʌpˈset]動揺したThe unexpected news left her feeling quite upset.形容詞
195818towel[ˈtaʊəl]タオルDry your hands with a clean towel.名詞
195918refresh[rɪˈfreʃ]リフレッシュするTake a short break to refresh your mind before continuing.動詞
196017essence[ˈesns]本質The essence of the argument is that both sides must compromise.名詞
196117fur[fɜːr]毛皮The cat’s soft fur felt warm and comforting.名詞
196217ambitious[æmˈbɪʃəs]野心的なShe had an ambitious plan to start her own business.形容詞
196317defendant[dɪˈfendənt]被告The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charges.名詞
196417daylight[ˈdeɪlaɪt]日光The room was filled with bright daylight from the large windows.名詞
196517dip[dɪp]浸すDip the brush into the paint before applying it to the wall.動詞
196617suspicious[səˈspɪʃəs]疑わしいThe man’s behavior seemed suspicious, so the police questioned him.形容詞
196717imaginary[ɪˈmædʒɪneri]想像上のThe child had an imaginary friend who went everywhere with her.形容詞
196817ash[æʃ]灰The campfire burned down to ashes by morning.名詞
196917carriage[ˈkærɪdʒ]馬車The princess rode to the ball in a grand carriage pulled by white horses.名詞
197017educator[ˈedʒəkeɪtər]教育者As an educator, she was passionate about helping children learn.名詞
197117saw[sɔː]のこぎりUse a saw to cut the wood into smaller pieces.名詞
197217stove[stoʊv]ストーブPut the pot on the stove and bring the water to a boil.名詞
197317rubber[ˈrʌbər]ゴムThe soles of the shoes were made of durable rubber.名詞
197417rug[rʌɡ]敷物The colorful rug added a cozy touch to the living room.名詞
197517misery[ˈmɪzəri]苦痛The loss of his job left him in misery and despair.名詞
197617awkward[ˈɔːkwərd]ぎこちないThere was an awkward silence after he told the joke that no one found funny.形容詞
197717rival[ˈraɪvl]ライバルThe two companies were fierce rivals in the marketplace.名詞
197816roast[roʊst]ローストするI will roast the turkey in the oven for dinner.動詞
197916deed[diːd]行為The brave firefighter was honored for his heroic deed.名詞
198016preference[ˈprefrəns]選好Given the choice, my preference would be the blue one.名詞
198116explosion[ɪkˈsploʊʒn]爆発The gas leak caused a massive explosion that destroyed the building.名詞
198216theatrical[θiˈætrɪkl]演劇のThe actor’s performance was highly theatrical and engaging.形容詞
198316cultivate[ˈkʌltɪveɪt]耕すThe farmer works hard to cultivate his fields and grow healthy crops.動詞
198416collector[kəˈlektər]収集家She is an avid collector of rare stamps from around the world.名詞
198516miserable[ˈmɪzrəbl]惨めなThe cold, rainy weather made everyone feel miserable.形容詞
198616wrist[rɪst]手首She wore a delicate gold bracelet around her wrist.名詞
198716rabbit[ˈræbɪt]ウサギThe magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat.名詞
198816accustom[əˈkʌstəm]慣れさせるIt took me a while to accustom myself to the new job’s early start time.動詞
198916tide[taɪd]潮The tide was low, exposing the rocky shore.名詞
199016insult[ɪnˈsʌlt]侮辱するIt is rude to insult people based on their appearance.動詞
199116thumb[θʌm]親指The baby sucked her thumb for comfort.名詞
199216lump[lʌmp]塊He added a lump of sugar to his tea and stirred.名詞
199316annoy[əˈnɔɪ]いらだたせるThe buzzing fly continued to annoy her as she tried to work.動詞
199416toy[tɔɪ]おもちゃThe child played happily with her new toy.名詞
199516heal[hiːl]治癒するThe cut on his arm slowly began to heal.動詞
199616shallow[ˈʃæloʊ]浅いBe careful swimming in the shallow end of the pool.形容詞
199716repetition[ˌrepəˈtɪʃn]反復Language learning requires much repetition and practice.名詞
199816soup[suːp]スープOn a cold day, nothing is better than a hot bowl of soup.名詞
199915whistle[ˈwɪsl]笛を吹くThe referee blew the whistle to start the game.動詞
200015scenery[ˈsiːnəri]風景The mountain scenery was breathtakingly beautiful.名詞

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AI(Claude 3)を使って、GSL(General Service List)に情報を追加してみた(単語1801-1900)

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単語1801−1900

順位頻出単語発音意味英文使用例品詞
180125fork[fɔːrk]フォークUse your fork to eat the salad.名詞
180225noon[nuːn]正午Let’s meet for lunch at noon tomorrow.名詞
180325ownership[ˈoʊnərʃɪp]所有権The ownership of the property is disputed.名詞
180425tune[tuːn]調子The guitarist tuned his instrument before the performance.名詞
180525polish[ˈpɑːlɪʃ]磨くPolish the silver until it shines.動詞
180625poison[ˈpɔɪzn]毒The snake’s venom is a deadly poison.名詞
180725shame[ʃeɪm]恥The student hung his head in shame after being caught cheating.名詞
180825loyalty[ˈlɔɪəlti]忠誠心The soldier’s loyalty to his country was unwavering.名詞
180925cottage[ˈkɑːtɪdʒ]コテージThey rented a cozy cottage by the lake for the summer.名詞
181025astonish[əˈstɑːnɪʃ]驚かせるThe magician’s trick astonished the audience.動詞
181125shave[ʃeɪv]剃るHe shaves his beard every morning.動詞
181225feather[ˈfeðər]羽The bird preened its colorful feathers.名詞
181325sauce[sɔːs]ソースAdd a splash of soy sauce to the stir-fry for flavor.名詞
181425lid[lɪd]ふたPut the lid on the pot to let the rice steam.名詞
181525debt[det]借金He is struggling to pay off his student loan debt.名詞
181625fade[feɪd]衰えるThe flowers will fade if not watered regularly.動詞
181725confess[kənˈfes]告白するThe suspect confessed to the crime during interrogation.動詞
181825classification[ˌklæsɪfɪˈkeɪʃn]分類The library uses the Dewey Decimal system for book classification.名詞
181924descend[dɪˈsend]降りるThe hikers carefully descended the steep trail.動詞
182024cape[keɪp]岬The lighthouse stands on the rocky cape.名詞
182124mild[maɪld]穏やかなThe salsa is mild, not spicy.形容詞
182224clever[ˈklevər]賢いThe detective was very clever in solving the mystery.形容詞
182324envelope[ˈenvəloʊp]封筒Please seal the letter in an envelope before mailing it.名詞
182424invention[ɪnˈvenʃn]発明The invention of the printing press revolutionized communication.名詞
182524sheep[ʃiːp]羊The shepherd guided his flock of sheep to greener pastures.名詞
182624splendid[ˈsplendɪd]素晴らしいThe fireworks display was absolutely splendid.形容詞
182724stamp[stæmp]切手Affix a stamp to the envelope before mailing the letter.名詞
182824float[floʊt]浮かぶThe toy boat floated gently down the stream.動詞
182924brick[brɪk]レンガThe house was built with red brick.名詞
183024rice[raɪs]米Serve the stir-fry over a bed of steamed rice.名詞
183124businessman[ˈbɪznəsmæn]実業家The successful businessman invested in several start-up companies.名詞
183224backward[ˈbækwərd]後ろ向きにThe car reversed and moved backward into the parking space.副詞
183324qualification[ˌkwɑːlɪfɪˈkeɪʃn]資格A bachelor’s degree is the minimum qualification for this position.名詞
183424artificial[ˌɑːrtɪˈfɪʃl]人工のArtificial intelligence is becoming increasingly sophisticated.形容詞
183524attraction[əˈtrækʃn]魅力The amusement park’s newest ride was a popular attraction.名詞
183624lamp[læmp]ランプTurn on the desk lamp to improve visibility.名詞
183724curl[kɜːrl]巻くShe used a curling iron to curl her hair.動詞
183823shower[ˈʃaʊər]シャワーTake a warm shower to relax after a long day.名詞
183923elder[ˈeldər]年上のRespect your elders and listen to their advice.形容詞
184023bunch[bʌntʃ]束She bought a bunch of bananas at the grocery store.名詞
184123bell[bel]ベルThe church bell rang to signal the start of the service.名詞
184223steer[stɪr]操縦するSteer the boat towards the shore.動詞
184323flavor[ˈfleɪvər]風味The chef added herbs to enhance the dish’s flavor.名詞
184423spit[spɪt]つばを吐くIt’s rude to spit in public.動詞
184523rob[rɑːb]奪うThieves tried to rob the bank, but the police arrived in time.動詞
184623cream[kriːm]クリームAdd a dollop of whipped cream to the pie.名詞
184723interrupt[ˌɪntəˈrʌpt]中断するPlease don’t interrupt me while I’m speaking.動詞
184823pen[pen]ペンWrite your name on the form with a black pen.名詞
184923weave[wiːv]織るThe skilled artisan can weave beautiful tapestries.動詞
185023orange[ˈɔːrɪndʒ]オレンジPeel the orange and separate it into segments.名詞
185123rescue[ˈreskjuː]救助するThe firefighters worked quickly to rescue the trapped victims.動詞
185223crush[krʌʃ]潰すCrush the garlic cloves with the flat side of a knife.動詞
185323humble[ˈhʌmbl]謙虚なDespite his success, he remained humble and grateful.形容詞
185423fancy[ˈfænsi]高級なThey dined at a fancy French restaurant for their anniversary.形容詞
185523decay[dɪˈkeɪ]腐敗するWithout proper care, the building will decay over time.動詞
185623polite[pəˈlaɪt]礼儀正しいThe well-mannered child always used polite language.形容詞
185723tribe[traɪb]部族The indigenous tribe has lived in the rainforest for generations.名詞
185822bleed[bliːd]出血するApply pressure to the wound to stop the bleeding.動詞
185922coin[kɔɪn]硬貨He flipped a coin to make a decision.名詞
186022fond[fɑːnd]好きであるI’m quite fond of chocolate ice cream.形容詞
186122autumn[ˈɔːtəm]秋The leaves change colors in autumn.名詞
186222classify[ˈklæsɪfaɪ]分類するScientists classify animals into different species.動詞
186322omit[oʊˈmɪt]省略するBe careful not to omit any important details in your report.動詞
186422loyal[ˈlɔɪəl]忠実なThe loyal dog followed its owner everywhere.形容詞
186522needle[ˈniːdl]針Thread the needle to sew on a button.名詞
186622lessen[ˈlesn]減らすWearing sunscreen can lessen the risk of sunburn.動詞
186722complaint[kəmˈpleɪnt]不平The customer filed a complaint about the poor service.名詞
186822pad[pæd]パッドWrite your grocery list on the notepad.名詞
186922steep[stiːp]急なThe trail became very steep as they climbed the mountain.形容詞
187022skirt[skɜːrt]スカートShe wore a flowing skirt that reached her ankles.名詞
187122curtain[ˈkɜːrtn]カーテンClose the curtains to block out the bright sunlight.名詞
187222calculation[ˌkælkjəˈleɪʃn]計算Double-check your calculations before submitting your answer.名詞
187322laughter[ˈlæftər]笑い声The room was filled with the sound of children’s laughter.名詞
187422solemn[ˈsɑːləm]厳粛なThe funeral was a solemn occasion.形容詞
187522grease[ɡriːs]油脂Clean the grease off the stove after cooking.名詞
187622interfere[ˌɪntərˈfɪr]干渉するPlease don’t interfere with my work.動詞
187722explode[ɪkˈsploʊd]爆発するThe fireworks exploded in a shower of colorful sparks.動詞
187822fasten[ˈfæsn]留めるFasten your seatbelt before the plane takes off.動詞
187921flag[flæɡ]旗The American flag has 50 stars and 13 stripes.名詞
188021resign[rɪˈzaɪn]辞任するThe CEO decided to resign from his position.動詞
188121postpone[poʊˈspoʊn]延期するLet’s postpone the meeting until next week.動詞
188221patience[ˈpeɪʃns]忍耐Teaching young children requires a lot of patience.名詞
188321boast[boʊst]自慢するHe likes to boast about his achievements.動詞
188421rope[roʊp]ロープTie the boat to the dock with a sturdy rope.名詞
188521envy[ˈenvi]羨むI envy her ability to speak multiple languages fluently.動詞
188621airplane[ˈerpˌleɪn]飛行機The airplane soared through the clouds.名詞
188721rid[rɪd]取り除くLet’s get rid of the clutter in the garage.動詞
188821shield[ʃiːld]盾The knight carried a shield to protect himself in battle.名詞
188921veil[veɪl]ベールThe bride wore a lace veil over her face.名詞
189021kneel[niːl]ひざまずくThe knight knelt before the queen.動詞
189121tray[treɪ]トレーThe waiter carried a tray of drinks to the table.名詞
189221explosive[ɪkˈsploʊsɪv]爆発性のHandle the explosive materials with extreme caution.形容詞
189321brass[bræs]真鍮The trumpet is made of shiny brass.名詞
189421taxi[ˈtæksi]タクシーLet’s take a taxi to the airport.名詞
189521wax[wæks]ワックスThe floor shone after being polished with wax.名詞
189621duck[dʌk]アヒルThe duck swam in the pond and quacked.名詞
189721button[ˈbʌtn]ボタンSew the button back on the shirt.名詞
189821invent[ɪnˈvent]発明するThomas Edison invented the light bulb.動詞
189920remedy[ˈremədi]治療法The doctor prescribed a remedy for the patient’s ailment.名詞
190020bush[bʊʃ]茂みThe rabbit disappeared into the bush.名詞

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AI(Claude 3)を使って、GSL(General Service List)に情報を追加してみた(単語1701-1800)

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単語(1601-1700)は、こちら

単語1701−1800

順位頻出単語発音意味英文使用例品詞
170132satisfaction[ˌsætɪsˈfækʃn]満足The customer expressed satisfaction with the service.名詞
170232behave[bɪˈheɪv]振る舞うThe children were told to behave during the ceremony.動詞
170332mercy[ˈmɜːrsi]慈悲The prisoner begged for mercy from the judge.名詞
170431scatter[ˈskætər]散らすThe wind scattered the fallen leaves across the yard.動詞
170531objection[əbˈdʒekʃn]反対The lawyer raised an objection to the witness’s testimony.名詞
170631silver[ˈsɪlvər]銀The necklace was made of sterling silver.名詞
170731tent[tent]テントThey pitched a tent at the campsite.名詞
170831saddle[ˈsædl]鞍The cowboy mounted his horse and adjusted the saddle.名詞
170931wrap[ræp]包むPlease wrap the gift in colorful paper.動詞
171031nest[nest]巣The bird built a nest in the tree.名詞
171131grind[ɡraɪnd]挽くUse the pestle to grind the spices into a fine powder.動詞
171231spell[spel]つづるCan you spell your name for me, please?動詞
171331plaster[ˈplæstər]漆喰The walls were covered in a smooth layer of plaster.名詞
171431arch[ɑːrtʃ]アーチThe cathedral had a magnificent stone arch over the entrance.名詞
171531swell[swel]膨らむThe river began to swell after the heavy rain.動詞
171631friendship[ˈfrendʃɪp]友情Their friendship has lasted for over 20 years.名詞
171731bath[bæθ]風呂She takes a relaxing bath every evening before bed.名詞
171830bundle[ˈbʌndl]束He carried a bundle of firewood into the cabin.名詞
171930grateful[ˈɡreɪtfl]感謝しているI am grateful for your help and support.形容詞
172030crown[kraʊn]王冠The queen wore a glittering crown on her head.名詞
172130boundary[ˈbaʊndri]境界The fence marked the boundary between the two properties.名詞
172230nowhere[ˈnoʊwer]どこにも〜ないThe lost dog was nowhere to be found.副詞
172330asleep[əˈsliːp]眠ってThe baby was sound asleep in her crib.形容詞
172430clock[klɑːk]時計The clock on the wall struck midnight.名詞
172530boil[bɔɪl]沸騰するBoil the water before adding the pasta.動詞
172630altogether[ˌɔːltəˈɡeðər]全部でThere were altogether twenty people at the party.副詞
172730lend[lend]貸すCan you lend me a pen, please?動詞
172830holiday[ˈhɑːlədeɪ]休日They went on a beach holiday last summer.名詞
172930precious[ˈpreʃəs]貴重なThe ring was made with precious gemstones.形容詞
173030wander[ˈwɑːndər]歩き回るThey wandered through the streets of the old city.動詞
173130ugly[ˈʌɡli]醜いThe ugly duckling grew into a beautiful swan.形容詞
173230reputation[ˌrepjəˈteɪʃn]評判The restaurant has a reputation for excellent service.名詞
173330ticket[ˈtɪkɪt]チケットDon’t forget to buy your train ticket before boarding.名詞
173430pretend[prɪˈtend]ふりをするLet’s pretend to be pirates and search for treasure!動詞
173530dismiss[dɪsˈmɪs]解雇するThe employee was dismissed for poor performance.動詞
173630delicate[ˈdelɪkət]繊細なThe antique vase was very delicate and fragile.形容詞
173729despair[dɪˈsper]絶望She felt a sense of despair after losing her job.名詞
173829awake[əˈweɪk]目覚めているI usually awake at 6:00 AM on weekdays.形容詞
173929tea[tiː]お茶Would you like a cup of tea or coffee?名詞
174029FALSE[fɔːls]偽のThe newspaper printed a false story about the celebrity.形容詞
174129fortune[ˈfɔːrtʃən]運He had the good fortune to win the lottery.名詞
174229cap[kæp]キャップThe bottle had a bright blue cap.名詞
174329thread[θred]糸She threaded the needle to sew on a button.名詞
174429haste[heɪst]急ぐことIn his haste to leave, he forgot his wallet.名詞
174529bare[ber]裸のHe walked barefoot on the sandy beach.形容詞
174629shirt[ʃɜːrt]シャツHe wore a blue shirt with a collar.名詞
174729bargain[ˈbɑːrɡən]取り引きThey got a good bargain on the used car.名詞
174828leather[ˈleðər]革The shoes were made of genuine leather.名詞
174928rail[reɪl]手すりHold onto the rail when going down the stairs.名詞
175028butter[ˈbʌtər]バターSpread some butter on your toast.名詞
175128dot[dɑːt]点Connect the dots to complete the picture.名詞
175228inquire[ɪnˈkwaɪər]尋ねるI called the store to inquire about their hours.動詞
175328warmth[wɔːrmθ]暖かさThe fire provided warmth on the cold night.名詞
175428decisive[dɪˈsaɪsɪv]決定的なThe new evidence played a decisive role in the trial.形容詞
175528vessel[ˈvesl]船The fishing vessel returned to the harbor with its catch.名詞
175628pity[ˈpɪti]哀れみShe felt pity for the stray dog and took it home.名詞
175728steam[stiːm]蒸気The pot of boiling water released steam into the air.名詞
175828pin[pɪn]ピンSecure the fabric with pins before sewing.名詞
175928bound[baʊnd]縛られたThe prisoner’s hands were bound with rope.形容詞
176028companion[kəmˈpænjən]仲間The dog was her faithful companion.名詞
176128toe[toʊ]足の指She stubbed her toe on the corner of the table.名詞
176228reward[rɪˈwɔːrd]報酬The company offered a reward for information leading to an arrest.名詞
176328forbid[fərˈbɪd]禁止するThe park forbids littering and camping.動詞
176428wherever[werˈevər]どこでもI will follow you wherever you go.接続詞
176528tower[ˈtaʊər]塔The Eiffel Tower is a famous landmark in Paris.名詞
176627bathe[beɪð]浴びるThe children love to bathe in the lake during summer.動詞
176727lodge[lɑːdʒ]宿泊するThey plan to lodge at the ski resort for the weekend.動詞
176827swallow[ˈswɑːloʊ]飲み込むSwallow your medicine with a glass of water.動詞
176927multiply[ˈmʌltɪplaɪ]乗ずるTo find the area of a rectangle, multiply the length by the width.動詞
177027bow[baʊ]弓Robin Hood was skilled with a bow and arrow.名詞
177127kingdom[ˈkɪŋdəm]王国The prince inherited the kingdom after his father’s death.名詞
177227garage[ɡəˈrɑːʒ]ガレージPark the car in the garage overnight.名詞
177327permission[pərˈmɪʃn]許可You must obtain permission before leaving the premises.名詞
177427pump[pʌmp]ポンプUse the pump to inflate the bicycle tire.名詞
177527prevention[prɪˈvenʃn]予防Regular exercise is key to disease prevention.名詞
177627urgent[ˈɜːrdʒənt]緊急のThis is an urgent matter that requires immediate attention.形容詞
177727aunt[ænt]叔母My aunt is coming to visit us next month.名詞
177827zero[ˈzɪroʊ]ゼロThe temperature dropped to zero degrees overnight.名詞
177927idle[ˈaɪdl]怠惰なDon’t be idle; find something productive to do.形容詞
178027fever[ˈfiːvər]熱He stayed home from work because he had a fever.名詞
178127christmas[ˈkrɪsməs]クリスマスThey exchange gifts on Christmas morning.名詞
178227regret[rɪˈɡret]後悔するI regret not studying harder in school.動詞
178326jaw[dʒɔː]顎The dentist X-rayed my jaw to check for cavities.名詞
178426soap[soʊp]石鹸Wash your hands with soap and warm water.名詞
178526pronounce[prəˈnaʊns]発音するCan you pronounce this word for me?動詞
178626empire[ˈempaɪər]帝国The Roman Empire once ruled over much of Europe.名詞
178726bowl[boʊl]ボウルPour the batter into a mixing bowl.名詞
178826outline[ˈaʊtlaɪn]概要Create an outline before writing your essay.名詞
178926organ[ˈɔːrɡən]オルガンThe church had a beautiful pipe organ.名詞
179026imitation[ˌɪmɪˈteɪʃn]模倣The painting was an imitation of Van Gogh’s style.名詞
179126caution[ˈkɔːʃn]注意Exercise caution when driving in icy conditions.名詞
179226mineral[ˈmɪnərəl]鉱物The water is rich in essential minerals.名詞
179326disagree[ˌdɪsəˈɡriː]反対するI respectfully disagree with your opinion on this matter.動詞
179426blade[bleɪd]刃Be careful not to cut yourself with the sharp blade.名詞
179526trick[trɪk]トリックThe magician performed an amazing card trick.名詞
179626treasure[ˈtreʒər]宝The pirates buried their treasure on a remote island.名詞
179726immense[ɪˈmens]巨大なThe Grand Canyon is an immense natural wonder.形容詞
179825convenience[kənˈviːniəns]利便性The store offers the convenience of online shopping.名詞
179925disapprove[ˌdɪsəˈpruːv]反対するHis parents disapprove of his choice of friends.動詞
180025destructive[dɪˈstrʌktɪv]破壊的なThe hurricane had a destructive impact on the coastal town.形容詞

注意点

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AI(Claude 3)を使って、GSL(General Service List)に情報を追加してみた(単語1601-1700)

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単語1601−1700

順位頻出単語発音意味英文使用例品詞
160137ocean[ˈoʊʃn]海The Atlantic Ocean separates Europe and North America.名詞
160237ceremony[ˈserəmoʊni]儀式The graduation ceremony will be held next week.名詞
160337decrease[dɪˈkriːs]減少するThe population of the town has decreased over the past decade.動詞
160437prize[praɪz]賞She won first prize in the poetry contest.名詞
160537harm[hɑːrm]危害Smoking can cause serious harm to your health.名詞
160637insure[ɪnˈʃʊr]保険をかけるMake sure to insure your valuable possessions.動詞
160737verse[vɜːrs]詩She recited a beautiful verse from her favorite poem.名詞
160837pot[pɑːt]鍋I cooked the soup in a large pot on the stove.名詞
160937sincere[sɪnˈsɪr]誠実なHis apology seemed sincere and heartfelt.形容詞
161036cotton[ˈkɑːtn]綿This shirt is made from 100% cotton.名詞
161136leaf[liːf]葉In autumn, the leaves turn beautiful shades of red and gold.名詞
161236rub[rʌb]こするRub the lotion gently into your skin.動詞
161336medicine[ˈmedsn]薬Take this medicine twice a day with meals.名詞
161436stroke[stroʊk]なでるThe cat purred as I stroked its soft fur.動詞
161536bite[baɪt]かむThe dog tried to bite the mailman.動詞
161636lung[lʌŋ]肺Smoking can cause serious damage to your lungs.名詞
161736lonely[ˈloʊnli]孤独なShe felt lonely after moving to a new city.形容詞
161836admission[ədˈmɪʃn]入場Admission to the museum is free on Tuesdays.名詞
161936stupid[ˈstuːpɪd]愚かなIt was a stupid mistake that cost us the game.形容詞
162036scratch[skrætʃ]ひっかくThe cat scratched me when I tried to pick it up.動詞
162136composition[ˌkɑːmpəˈzɪʃn]作文The student’s composition was well-written and thoughtful.名詞
162236broadcast[ˈbrɔːdkæst]放送するThe news will be broadcast live at 6 PM.動詞
162336drum[drʌm]ドラムThe drummer kept a steady beat throughout the song.名詞
162436resist[rɪˈzɪst]抵抗するIt was hard to resist the temptation of the delicious cake.動詞
162536neglect[nɪˈɡlekt]無視するDon’t neglect your health by skipping meals and not exercising.動詞
162635absent[ˈæbsənt]欠席のHe was absent from school yesterday due to illness.形容詞
162735passenger[ˈpæsɪndʒər]乗客The passenger fastened his seatbelt before takeoff.名詞
162835adventure[ədˈventʃər]冒険They went on an adventure in the jungle.名詞
162935beg[beɡ]懇願するHe begged his parents for a new toy.動詞
163035pipe[paɪp]パイプWater flowed through the pipe to the faucet.名詞
163135beard[bɪrd]あごひげHe grew a long beard over the winter months.名詞
163235bold[boʊld]大胆なIt was a bold decision to quit his job and start a business.形容詞
163335meanwhile[ˌmiːnˈwaɪl]その間にI’ll start the laundry; meanwhile, you can vacuum the living room.副詞
163435devil[ˈdevl]悪魔In the story, the devil tempted the man to sin.名詞
163535cheer[tʃɪr]応援するThe crowd cheered as the team scored the winning goal.動詞
163635nut[nʌt]ナットSquirrels love to gather and eat nuts.名詞
163735split[splɪt]分割するLet’s split the bill evenly between the four of us.動詞
163835melt[melt]溶けるThe ice cream began to melt in the hot sun.動詞
163935swear[swer]誓うI swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.動詞
164035sugar[ˈʃʊɡər]砂糖He takes his coffee with two sugars.名詞
164135bury[ˈberi]埋めるThey buried the treasure chest deep in the ground.動詞
164235wipe[waɪp]拭くUse a clean cloth to wipe the dust off the shelves.動詞
164335faint[feɪnt]かすかなI could hear a faint whisper coming from the next room.形容詞
164435creature[ˈkriːtʃər]生き物The ocean is home to many strange and wonderful creatures.名詞
164535tail[teɪl]尾The dog wagged its tail excitedly when its owner came home.名詞
164635wealth[welθ]富The country’s wealth comes from its natural resources.名詞
164734earnest[ˈɜːrnɪst]真剣なHe seemed earnest in his desire to make amends.形容詞
164834translate[trænsˈleɪt]翻訳するCan you translate this document from Spanish to English?動詞
164934suspicion[səˈspɪʃn]疑いThe detective had a suspicion that the witness was lying.名詞
165034noble[ˈnoʊbl]高貴なThe king was known for his noble character and just rule.形容詞
165134inquiry[ɪnˈkwaɪəri]問い合わせThe customer made an inquiry about the status of their order.名詞
165234journey[ˈdʒɜːrni]旅They embarked on a journey across the country.名詞
165334hesitate[ˈhezɪteɪt]ためらうDon’t hesitate to ask for help if you need it.動詞
165434extraordinary[ɪkˈstrɔːrdneri]並外れたHer singing voice was truly extraordinary.形容詞
165534borrow[ˈbɑːroʊ]借りるCan I borrow your pen for a moment?動詞
165634owe[oʊ]借りがあるI owe you a favor for helping me move last weekend.動詞
165734funeral[ˈfjuːnərəl]葬式They attended the funeral to pay their respects.名詞
165834ambition[æmˈbɪʃn]野心Her ambition is to become a successful lawyer.名詞
165934mixture[ˈmɪkstʃər]混合物The recipe calls for a mixture of flour, sugar, and salt.名詞
166034slope[sloʊp]傾斜The skiers raced down the steep slope.名詞
166134criminal[ˈkrɪmɪnl]犯罪者The police arrested the criminal and took him to jail.名詞
166234seldom[ˈseldəm]めったに〜ないI seldom have time to read for pleasure these days.副詞
166334map[mæp]地図Let’s consult a map to find the best route.名詞
166434spin[spɪn]回転するThe top spun around and around on the table.動詞
166534praise[preɪz]称賛するThe boss praised the employee for a job well done.動詞
166634spare[sper]予備のI always keep a spare tire in the trunk of my car.形容詞
166733plow[plaʊ]耕すThe farmer used his tractor to plow the field.動詞
166833telegraph[ˈtelɪɡræf]電報They sent a telegraph to inform their family of their safe arrival.名詞
166933barrel[ˈbærəl]樽The wine was aged in oak barrels for two years.名詞
167033straighten[ˈstreɪtn]まっすぐにするShe paused to straighten her tie before entering the boardroom.動詞
167133scarce[skers]不足したFresh water is scarce in this desert region.形容詞
167233lunch[lʌntʃ]昼食Let’s meet for lunch at noon.名詞
167333slavery[ˈsleɪvəri]奴隷制度The history book discussed the horrors of slavery in the American South.名詞
167433creep[kriːp]忍び寄るThe cat crept silently through the grass, stalking a bird.動詞
167533sweat[swet]汗He wiped the sweat from his brow after the long run.名詞
167633gay[ɡeɪ]ゲイのThe gay pride parade celebrated diversity and equality.形容詞
167733stiff[stɪf]硬いThe new shoes were stiff and uncomfortable.形容詞
167833brave[breɪv]勇敢なThe brave firefighters rushed into the burning building.形容詞
167933seize[siːz]つかむThe police officer seized the suspect’s weapon.動詞
168033convenient[kənˈviːniənt]都合のよいThe store’s location is convenient for downtown shoppers.形容詞
168133horizon[həˈraɪzn]地平線The sun dipped below the horizon, painting the sky in shades of orange and red.名詞
168233moderate[ˈmɑːdərət]適度のModerate exercise is good for your health.形容詞
168333complicate[ˈkɑːmplɪkeɪt]複雑にするThe bad weather complicated our travel plans.動詞
168433dig[dɪɡ]掘るThe archaeologists carefully dug for artifacts at the site.動詞
168533curse[kɜːrs]呪うThe witch placed a curse on the kingdom, causing crops to wither.動詞
168633weigh[weɪ]重さを量るThe cashier will weigh your produce before ringing up the price.動詞
168733priest[priːst]司祭The priest led the congregation in prayer.名詞
168833excessive[ɪkˈsesɪv]過度のThe excessive heat wave caused many people to stay indoors.形容詞
168933quarrel[ˈkwɔːrəl]口論するThe siblings often quarrel over toys.動詞
169032widow[ˈwɪdoʊ]未亡人The widow mourned the loss of her husband.名詞
169132modest[ˈmɑːdɪst]控えめなDespite her success, she remained modest about her achievements.形容詞
169232dine[daɪn]食事をするThey chose to dine at a cozy Italian restaurant.動詞
169332politician[ˌpɑːləˈtɪʃn]政治家The politician campaigned on a platform of tax reform.名詞
169432custom[ˈkʌstəm]習慣It is a custom in their family to have a large feast on holidays.名詞
169532educate[ˈedʒukeɪt]教育するThe school strives to educate students to be critical thinkers.動詞
169632salesman[ˈseɪlzmən]販売員The car salesman persuaded them to buy the more expensive model.名詞
169732nail[neɪl]爪She painted her nails a bright red color.名詞
169832tap[tæp]蛇口Turn off the tap when you’re done brushing your teeth.名詞
169932eastern[ˈiːstərn]東のThe sun rises in the eastern sky.形容詞
170032possession[pəˈzeʃn]所持The keys were in his possession when he was arrested.名詞

注意点

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AI(Claude 3)を使って、GSL(General Service List)に情報を追加してみた(単語1501-1600)

by 塚井海地 / 1件のコメント

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単語1501−1600

順位頻出単語発音意味英文使用例品詞
150144persuade[pərˈsweɪd]説得するI tried to persuade him to change his mind, but he refused.動詞
150243certainty[ˈsɜːrtnti]確実性There’s no certainty that the plan will succeed.名詞
150343cloth[klɔːθ]布She wiped the spill with a damp cloth.名詞
150443eager[ˈiːɡər]熱心なThe children were eager to open their presents on Christmas morning.形容詞
150543deserve[dɪˈzɜːrv]値するAfter all their hard work, they deserve a vacation.動詞
150643sympathetic[ˌsɪmpəˈθetɪk]思いやりのあるThe nurse was very sympathetic to the patient’s concerns.形容詞
150743cure[kjʊr]治療するResearchers are still searching for a cure for cancer.動詞
150843trap[træp]わなThe mouse was caught in a trap set by the homeowner.名詞
150943puzzle[ˈpʌzl]パズルSolving crossword puzzles is a great way to improve vocabulary.名詞
151043powder[ˈpaʊdər]粉末Add two scoops of powder to the mixture and stir well.名詞
151143raw[rɔː]生のSushi is made with raw fish.形容詞
151243mankind[mænˈkaɪnd]人類The invention of the wheel was a major milestone for mankind.名詞
151343glad[ɡlæd]うれしいI’m so glad you could make it to the party!形容詞
151443blame[bleɪm]非難するDon’t blame others for your own mistakes.動詞
151543whenever[wenˈevər]〜するときはいつでもYou can call me whenever you need help.接続詞
151643anxiety[æŋˈzaɪəti]不安Public speaking causes anxiety for many people.名詞
151742bus[bʌs]バスI take the bus to work every morning.名詞
151842tremble[ˈtrembl]震えるHer hands trembled as she opened the letter.動詞
151942sacred[ˈseɪkrɪd]神聖なThe temple is a sacred place for worshippers.形容詞
152042fortunate[ˈfɔːrtʃənət]幸運なWe were fortunate to find a parking spot so close to the entrance.形容詞
152142glory[ˈɡlɔːri]栄光The team basked in the glory of their championship win.名詞
152242golden[ˈɡoʊldən]金色のThe golden sunset was a beautiful sight.形容詞
152342neat[niːt]きちんとしたShe always keeps her desk neat and tidy.形容詞
152442weekend[ˌwiːkˈend]週末Do you have any plans for the weekend?名詞
152542treasury[ˈtreʒəri]財務省The government’s treasury department manages the country’s finances.名詞
152642overcome[ˌoʊvərˈkʌm]克服するShe worked hard to overcome her fear of public speaking.動詞
152742cat[kæt]猫My cat loves to play with yarn and chase mice.名詞
152842sacrifice[ˈsækrɪfaɪs]犠牲The soldier made the ultimate sacrifice for his country.名詞
152942complain[kəmˈpleɪn]不平を言うIf you’re not satisfied with the service, please don’t hesitate to complain.動詞
153042elect[ɪˈlekt]選ぶThe people will elect a new president in November.動詞
153141roar[rɔːr]吠えるThe lion’s roar could be heard throughout the savanna.動詞
153241sake[seɪk]利益For the sake of everyone’s safety, please follow the rules.名詞
153341temple[ˈtempl]寺院The ancient temple was an architectural marvel.名詞
153441self[self]自己It’s important to have a strong sense of self.名詞
153541compete[kəmˈpiːt]競争するAthletes from around the world will compete in the Olympics.動詞
153641nurse[nɜːrs]看護師The nurse checked the patient’s vital signs.名詞
153741stuff[stʌf]ものCan you help me move this stuff to the garage?名詞
153841stomach[ˈstʌmək]胃I have a stomachache after eating too much junk food.名詞
153941peculiar[pɪˈkjuːliər]風変わりなShe has a peculiar habit of collecting old dolls.形容詞
154041repair[rɪˈper]修理するThe mechanic will repair the car’s engine.動詞
154141storm[stɔːrm]嵐The storm caused power outages throughout the city.名詞
154241ton[tʌn]トンThe truck can carry up to 2 tons of cargo.名詞
154341desert[ˈdezərt]砂漠The Sahara is the largest hot desert in the world.名詞
154441allowance[əˈlaʊəns]手当Her weekly allowance is $20.名詞
154541servant[ˈsɜːrvənt]召使いThe wealthy family had several servants to tend to their needs.名詞
154641hunger[ˈhʌŋɡər]飢えThe famine caused widespread hunger in the region.名詞
154741conscience[ˈkɑːnʃəns]良心His conscience wouldn’t allow him to cheat on the test.名詞
154841bread[bred]パンI like to have toast and jam for breakfast.名詞
154941crash[kræʃ]衝突するThe two cars crashed into each other at the intersection.動詞
155040tip[tɪp]先端The tip of the iceberg is only a small part of the whole.名詞
155140strengthen[ˈstreŋθn]強化するRegular exercise will strengthen your muscles.動詞
155240proof[pruːf]証拠The detective found proof that the suspect was guilty.名詞
155340generous[ˈdʒenərəs]気前の良いThat was very generous of you to donate so much money.形容詞
155440sir[sɜːr]〜様Excuse me, sir, could you tell me the time?名詞
155540tonight[təˈnaɪt]今夜What would you like to have for dinner tonight?名詞
155640whip[wɪp]むち打つThe horse rider used a whip to make the horse go faster.動詞
155740tongue[tʌŋ]舌The cat’s rough tongue feels like sandpaper.名詞
155840mill[mɪl]製粉所The old windmill used to grind grain into flour.名詞
155940merchant[ˈmɜːrtʃənt]商人The merchant sold silks and spices from the Far East.名詞
156040coal[koʊl]石炭The power plant burns coal to generate electricity.名詞
156140ruin[ˈruːɪn]破壊するThe earthquake and tsunami ruined many coastal towns.動詞
156240introduction[ˌɪntrəˈdʌkʃn]紹介The speaker gave a brief introduction before starting his presentation.名詞
156340courage[ˈkɜːrɪdʒ]勇気It takes courage to stand up for what you believe in.名詞
156440actor[ˈæktər]俳優He is a talented actor known for his versatile roles.名詞
156540belt[belt]ベルトHe threaded the belt through the loops on his jeans.名詞
156639stir[stɜːr]かき混ぜるStir the soup gently to mix the ingredients.動詞
156739package[ˈpækɪdʒ]小包The package was delivered to my doorstep.名詞
156839punish[ˈpʌnɪʃ]罰するThe child was punished for misbehaving in class.動詞
156939reflection[rɪˈflekʃn]反射I could see my reflection in the mirror.名詞
157039breathe[briːð]呼吸するTake a deep breath and exhale slowly.動詞
157139anywhere[ˈeniˌwer]どこでもYou can find a coffee shop anywhere in the city.副詞
157239amuse[əˈmjuːz]楽しませるThe clown’s antics amused the children.動詞
157339dull[dʌl]退屈なThe movie was so dull that I fell asleep halfway through.形容詞
157439fate[feɪt]運命It must have been fate that brought us together.名詞
157539net[net]網The fisherman cast his net into the sea.名詞
157639fellowship[ˈfeloʊʃɪp]仲間The group of artists formed a close fellowship.名詞
157739fault[fɔːlt]欠点It’s not your fault that the project failed.名詞
157839furniture[ˈfɜːrnɪtʃər]家具They bought new furniture for their living room.名詞
157939beam[biːm]梁The wooden beams support the roof of the house.名詞
158039pencil[ˈpensl]鉛筆Please fill out the form using a pencil.名詞
158139border[ˈbɔːrdər]境界The river forms a natural border between the two countries.名詞
158239disappoint[ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪnt]がっかりさせるI don’t want to disappoint my parents by failing the exam.動詞
158338flame[fleɪm]炎The candle’s flame flickered in the breeze.名詞
158438joke[dʒoʊk]冗談He told a funny joke that made everyone laugh.名詞
158538bless[bles]祝福するThe priest will bless the couple at their wedding.動詞
158638corn[kɔːrn]トウモロコシWe ate fresh corn on the cob at the barbecue.名詞
158738shell[ʃel]貝殻She collected seashells on the beach.名詞
158838tempt[tempt]そそのかすThe delicious aroma tempted me to buy a slice of cake.動詞
158938supper[ˈsʌpər]夕食We had a light supper before going to bed.名詞
159038destruction[dɪˈstrʌkʃn]破壊The hurricane caused widespread destruction along the coast.名詞
159138dive[daɪv]飛び込むShe took a deep breath before diving into the pool.動詞
159238anxious[ˈæŋkʃəs]心配するI’m feeling anxious about the upcoming test.形容詞
159338shine[ʃaɪn]輝くThe sun was shining brightly in the clear blue sky.動詞
159438cheap[tʃiːp]安いI found a cheap flight to Paris for my vacation.形容詞
159538dish[dɪʃ]料理She prepared a delicious dish for dinner.名詞
159638distant[ˈdɪstənt]遠いThe distant mountains were barely visible through the haze.形容詞
159738greet[ɡriːt]挨拶するThe host greeted the guests as they arrived at the party.動詞
159837flood[flʌd]洪水Heavy rains caused the river to flood the nearby town.名詞
159937excuse[ɪkˈskjuːs]言い訳He made an excuse for being late to the meeting.名詞
160037insect[ˈɪnsekt]昆虫A butterfly is an insect with colorful wings.名詞

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（Volume warning）Midlife Roar

by 塚井海地 / 1件のコメント

Images by ChatGPT4, lyrics by Claude 3, music by SunoAI.

The Japanese version is also posted here. (The tune of the English version is different from the Japanese version.)

（Song lyrics）

Working from morning till night

For the family, for the company

Yelled at by unreasonable bosses

I can’t take the stress any more

Sick of the corporate life

Screaming for freedom

But you can’t escape your responsibilities

I have a family to support

Left behind in the race for promotion

Still an ordinary employee in his 40s

In a death march of overtime

My body and mind are in shambles

Question mark over life as a company employee

Where is my identity?

But I can’t turn my back on reality.

I’ll protect my family’s future.

When I come home, my family is in a bad mood.

My children are in the throes of rebellion.

Between work and home

I feel like I’m losing myself

Blackmail me into a corporate life!

Live your life with passion

Even if you’re bound by the norms of the world

I’ll follow my own will

In the endless hell of corporate life

I’ll give vent to the cries of my heart