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)

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単語1901−2000

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190120thunder[ˈθʌndər]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]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]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]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]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]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]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]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]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]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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