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
1601	37	ocean	[ˈoʊʃn]	海	The Atlantic Ocean separates Europe and North America.	名詞
1602	37	ceremony	[ˈserəmoʊni]	儀式	The graduation ceremony will be held next week.	名詞
1603	37	decrease	[dɪˈkriːs]	減少する	The population of the town has decreased over the past decade.	動詞
1604	37	prize	[praɪz]	賞	She won first prize in the poetry contest.	名詞
1605	37	harm	[hɑːrm]	危害	Smoking can cause serious harm to your health.	名詞
1606	37	insure	[ɪnˈʃʊr]	保険をかける	Make sure to insure your valuable possessions.	動詞
1607	37	verse	[vɜːrs]	詩	She recited a beautiful verse from her favorite poem.	名詞
1608	37	pot	[pɑːt]	鍋	I cooked the soup in a large pot on the stove.	名詞
1609	37	sincere	[sɪnˈsɪr]	誠実な	His apology seemed sincere and heartfelt.	形容詞
1610	36	cotton	[ˈkɑːtn]	綿	This shirt is made from 100% cotton.	名詞
1611	36	leaf	[liːf]	葉	In autumn, the leaves turn beautiful shades of red and gold.	名詞
1612	36	rub	[rʌb]	こする	Rub the lotion gently into your skin.	動詞
1613	36	medicine	[ˈmedsn]	薬	Take this medicine twice a day with meals.	名詞
1614	36	stroke	[stroʊk]	なでる	The cat purred as I stroked its soft fur.	動詞
1615	36	bite	[baɪt]	かむ	The dog tried to bite the mailman.	動詞
1616	36	lung	[lʌŋ]	肺	Smoking can cause serious damage to your lungs.	名詞
1617	36	lonely	[ˈloʊnli]	孤独な	She felt lonely after moving to a new city.	形容詞
1618	36	admission	[ədˈmɪʃn]	入場	Admission to the museum is free on Tuesdays.	名詞
1619	36	stupid	[ˈstuːpɪd]	愚かな	It was a stupid mistake that cost us the game.	形容詞
1620	36	scratch	[skrætʃ]	ひっかく	The cat scratched me when I tried to pick it up.	動詞
1621	36	composition	[ˌkɑːmpəˈzɪʃn]	作文	The student’s composition was well-written and thoughtful.	名詞
1622	36	broadcast	[ˈbrɔːdkæst]	放送する	The news will be broadcast live at 6 PM.	動詞
1623	36	drum	[drʌm]	ドラム	The drummer kept a steady beat throughout the song.	名詞
1624	36	resist	[rɪˈzɪst]	抵抗する	It was hard to resist the temptation of the delicious cake.	動詞
1625	36	neglect	[nɪˈɡlekt]	無視する	Don’t neglect your health by skipping meals and not exercising.	動詞
1626	35	absent	[ˈæbsənt]	欠席の	He was absent from school yesterday due to illness.	形容詞
1627	35	passenger	[ˈpæsɪndʒər]	乗客	The passenger fastened his seatbelt before takeoff.	名詞
1628	35	adventure	[ədˈventʃər]	冒険	They went on an adventure in the jungle.	名詞
1629	35	beg	[beɡ]	懇願する	He begged his parents for a new toy.	動詞
1630	35	pipe	[paɪp]	パイプ	Water flowed through the pipe to the faucet.	名詞
1631	35	beard	[bɪrd]	あごひげ	He grew a long beard over the winter months.	名詞
1632	35	bold	[boʊld]	大胆な	It was a bold decision to quit his job and start a business.	形容詞
1633	35	meanwhile	[ˌmiːnˈwaɪl]	その間に	I’ll start the laundry; meanwhile, you can vacuum the living room.	副詞
1634	35	devil	[ˈdevl]	悪魔	In the story, the devil tempted the man to sin.	名詞
1635	35	cheer	[tʃɪr]	応援する	The crowd cheered as the team scored the winning goal.	動詞
1636	35	nut	[nʌt]	ナット	Squirrels love to gather and eat nuts.	名詞
1637	35	split	[splɪt]	分割する	Let’s split the bill evenly between the four of us.	動詞
1638	35	melt	[melt]	溶ける	The ice cream began to melt in the hot sun.	動詞
1639	35	swear	[swer]	誓う	I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.	動詞
1640	35	sugar	[ˈʃʊɡər]	砂糖	He takes his coffee with two sugars.	名詞
1641	35	bury	[ˈberi]	埋める	They buried the treasure chest deep in the ground.	動詞
1642	35	wipe	[waɪp]	拭く	Use a clean cloth to wipe the dust off the shelves.	動詞
1643	35	faint	[feɪnt]	かすかな	I could hear a faint whisper coming from the next room.	形容詞
1644	35	creature	[ˈkriːtʃər]	生き物	The ocean is home to many strange and wonderful creatures.	名詞
1645	35	tail	[teɪl]	尾	The dog wagged its tail excitedly when its owner came home.	名詞
1646	35	wealth	[welθ]	富	The country’s wealth comes from its natural resources.	名詞
1647	34	earnest	[ˈɜːrnɪst]	真剣な	He seemed earnest in his desire to make amends.	形容詞
1648	34	translate	[trænsˈleɪt]	翻訳する	Can you translate this document from Spanish to English?	動詞
1649	34	suspicion	[səˈspɪʃn]	疑い	The detective had a suspicion that the witness was lying.	名詞
1650	34	noble	[ˈnoʊbl]	高貴な	The king was known for his noble character and just rule.	形容詞
1651	34	inquiry	[ɪnˈkwaɪəri]	問い合わせ	The customer made an inquiry about the status of their order.	名詞
1652	34	journey	[ˈdʒɜːrni]	旅	They embarked on a journey across the country.	名詞
1653	34	hesitate	[ˈhezɪteɪt]	ためらう	Don’t hesitate to ask for help if you need it.	動詞
1654	34	extraordinary	[ɪkˈstrɔːrdneri]	並外れた	Her singing voice was truly extraordinary.	形容詞
1655	34	borrow	[ˈbɑːroʊ]	借りる	Can I borrow your pen for a moment?	動詞
1656	34	owe	[oʊ]	借りがある	I owe you a favor for helping me move last weekend.	動詞
1657	34	funeral	[ˈfjuːnərəl]	葬式	They attended the funeral to pay their respects.	名詞
1658	34	ambition	[æmˈbɪʃn]	野心	Her ambition is to become a successful lawyer.	名詞
1659	34	mixture	[ˈmɪkstʃər]	混合物	The recipe calls for a mixture of flour, sugar, and salt.	名詞
1660	34	slope	[sloʊp]	傾斜	The skiers raced down the steep slope.	名詞
1661	34	criminal	[ˈkrɪmɪnl]	犯罪者	The police arrested the criminal and took him to jail.	名詞
1662	34	seldom	[ˈseldəm]	めったに〜ない	I seldom have time to read for pleasure these days.	副詞
1663	34	map	[mæp]	地図	Let’s consult a map to find the best route.	名詞
1664	34	spin	[spɪn]	回転する	The top spun around and around on the table.	動詞
1665	34	praise	[preɪz]	称賛する	The boss praised the employee for a job well done.	動詞
1666	34	spare	[sper]	予備の	I always keep a spare tire in the trunk of my car.	形容詞
1667	33	plow	[plaʊ]	耕す	The farmer used his tractor to plow the field.	動詞
1668	33	telegraph	[ˈtelɪɡræf]	電報	They sent a telegraph to inform their family of their safe arrival.	名詞
1669	33	barrel	[ˈbærəl]	樽	The wine was aged in oak barrels for two years.	名詞
1670	33	straighten	[ˈstreɪtn]	まっすぐにする	She paused to straighten her tie before entering the boardroom.	動詞
1671	33	scarce	[skers]	不足した	Fresh water is scarce in this desert region.	形容詞
1672	33	lunch	[lʌntʃ]	昼食	Let’s meet for lunch at noon.	名詞
1673	33	slavery	[ˈsleɪvəri]	奴隷制度	The history book discussed the horrors of slavery in the American South.	名詞
1674	33	creep	[kriːp]	忍び寄る	The cat crept silently through the grass, stalking a bird.	動詞
1675	33	sweat	[swet]	汗	He wiped the sweat from his brow after the long run.	名詞
1676	33	gay	[ɡeɪ]	ゲイの	The gay pride parade celebrated diversity and equality.	形容詞
1677	33	stiff	[stɪf]	硬い	The new shoes were stiff and uncomfortable.	形容詞
1678	33	brave	[breɪv]	勇敢な	The brave firefighters rushed into the burning building.	形容詞
1679	33	seize	[siːz]	つかむ	The police officer seized the suspect’s weapon.	動詞
1680	33	convenient	[kənˈviːniənt]	都合のよい	The store’s location is convenient for downtown shoppers.	形容詞
1681	33	horizon	[həˈraɪzn]	地平線	The sun dipped below the horizon, painting the sky in shades of orange and red.	名詞
1682	33	moderate	[ˈmɑːdərət]	適度の	Moderate exercise is good for your health.	形容詞
1683	33	complicate	[ˈkɑːmplɪkeɪt]	複雑にする	The bad weather complicated our travel plans.	動詞
1684	33	dig	[dɪɡ]	掘る	The archaeologists carefully dug for artifacts at the site.	動詞
1685	33	curse	[kɜːrs]	呪う	The witch placed a curse on the kingdom, causing crops to wither.	動詞
1686	33	weigh	[weɪ]	重さを量る	The cashier will weigh your produce before ringing up the price.	動詞
1687	33	priest	[priːst]	司祭	The priest led the congregation in prayer.	名詞
1688	33	excessive	[ɪkˈsesɪv]	過度の	The excessive heat wave caused many people to stay indoors.	形容詞
1689	33	quarrel	[ˈkwɔːrəl]	口論する	The siblings often quarrel over toys.	動詞
1690	32	widow	[ˈwɪdoʊ]	未亡人	The widow mourned the loss of her husband.	名詞
1691	32	modest	[ˈmɑːdɪst]	控えめな	Despite her success, she remained modest about her achievements.	形容詞
1692	32	dine	[daɪn]	食事をする	They chose to dine at a cozy Italian restaurant.	動詞
1693	32	politician	[ˌpɑːləˈtɪʃn]	政治家	The politician campaigned on a platform of tax reform.	名詞
1694	32	custom	[ˈkʌstəm]	習慣	It is a custom in their family to have a large feast on holidays.	名詞
1695	32	educate	[ˈedʒukeɪt]	教育する	The school strives to educate students to be critical thinkers.	動詞
1696	32	salesman	[ˈseɪlzmən]	販売員	The car salesman persuaded them to buy the more expensive model.	名詞
1697	32	nail	[neɪl]	爪	She painted her nails a bright red color.	名詞
1698	32	tap	[tæp]	蛇口	Turn off the tap when you’re done brushing your teeth.	名詞
1699	32	eastern	[ˈiːstərn]	東の	The sun rises in the eastern sky.	形容詞
1700	32	possession	[pəˈzeʃn]	所持	The keys were in his possession when he was arrested.	名詞

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