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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1-2284)

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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2201-2284)

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単語(2101-2200)は、こちら

単語2201−2284

順位頻出単語発音意味英文使用例品詞
22016feast[fiːst]ごちそうThe wedding reception featured a lavish feast.名詞
22026nuisance[ˈnuːsns]厄介者The neighbor’s barking dog was becoming a real nuisance.名詞
22036thorn[θɔːrn]とげBe careful not to prick your finger on the thorn of that rose.名詞
22046tame[teɪm]飼いならすThe lion tamer used a whip and a chair to tame the wild beast.動詞
22055inclusive[ɪnˈkluːsɪv]包括的なThe resort offers an all-inclusive package with meals and activities.形容詞
22065homemade[ˌhoʊmˈmeɪd]自家製のNothing beats the taste of homemade chocolate chip cookies.形容詞
22075handwriting[ˈhændˌraɪtɪŋ]手書きThe thank-you note was written in her elegant handwriting.名詞
22085chalk[tʃɔːk]チョークThe teacher wrote the lesson on the chalkboard.名詞
22095sour[ˈsaʊər]酸っぱいThe lemonade was too sour, so I added more sugar.形容詞
22105slippery[ˈslɪpəri]滑りやすいBe careful walking on the slippery sidewalk after the ice storm.形容詞
22115procession[prəˈseʃn]行列The graduationprocession marched solemnly into the auditorium.名詞
22125ripen[ˈraɪpən]熟すThe tomatoes will ripen on the vine in the warm sun.動詞
22135jealous[ˈdʒeləs]嫉妬深いShe felt jealous when she saw her friend with a new handbag.形容詞
22145jealousy[ˈdʒeləsi]嫉妬Jealousy can ruin a friendship if left unchecked.名詞
22155liar[ˈlaɪər]嘘つき“Liar, liar, pants on fire!” the children taunted.名詞
22165homecoming[ˈhoʊmˌkʌmɪŋ]帰郷The soldier looked forward to his homecoming after being deployed overseas.名詞
22175barber[ˈbɑːrbər]理髪師The barber trimmed his beard and gave him a neat haircut.名詞
22185whiten[ˈwaɪtn]白くするYou can use baking soda to whiten your teeth naturally.動詞
22195berry[ˈberi]ベリーWe went strawberry picking and gathered a basket of ripe red berries.名詞
22205lighten[ˈlaɪtn]明るくするA fresh coat of paint will lighten up the room.動詞
22215pigeon[ˈpɪdʒən]ハトA flock of pigeons gathered in the city square.名詞
22225hinder[ˈhɪndər]邪魔をするThe bad weather hindered our progress on the hiking trail.動詞
22234bravery[ˈbreɪvəri]勇敢The firefighter was awarded a medal for his bravery in rescuing the child from the burning building.名詞
22244baggage[ˈbæɡɪdʒ]手荷物The airline allows each passenger to check two pieces of baggage for free.名詞
22254noun[naʊn]名詞In the sentence “The cat chased the mouse,” both “cat” and “mouse” are nouns.名詞
22264amongst[əˈmʌŋst]の間にThe red pen was hidden amongst the blue ones in the drawer.前置詞
22274grammar[ˈɡræmər]文法Proper grammar is important for clear communication in writing.名詞
22284cultivation[ˌkʌltəˈveɪʃn]栽培The farmer’s successful cultivation of crops earned him a good profit at the market.名詞
22294companionship[kəmˈpæniənʃɪp]仲間関係The elderly woman enjoyed the companionship of her loyal dog.名詞
22304rubbish[ˈrʌbɪʃ]ごみPlease take out the rubbish before it starts to smell.名詞
22314modesty[ˈmɑːdəsti]謙虚さDespite her incredible achievements, she accepted the award with modesty and grace.名詞
22324woolen[ˈwʊlən]羊毛でできたShe wore a cozy woolen sweater on the cold winter day.形容詞
22334deepen[ˈdiːpən]深めるThe crisis will only deepen the divide between the two nations.動詞
22344pastry[ˈpeɪstri]ペストリーThe bakery offers a delicious selection of fresh pastries every morning.名詞
22354cupboard[ˈkʌbərd]食器棚Can you grab the sugar from the top shelf of the cupboard?名詞
22364quart[kwɔːrt]クォートThe recipe requires one quart of milk.名詞
22374canal[kəˈnæl]運河The Panama Canal connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.名詞
22384notebook[ˈnoʊtˌbʊk]ノートI always carry a small notebook to jot down ideas and reminders.名詞
22394deceit[dɪˈsiːt]欺瞞The politician’s deceit was exposed when the truth came to light.名詞
22403parcel[ˈpɑːrsl]小包The parcel was delivered to the wrong address.名詞
22413brighten[ˈbraɪtn]明るくするThe colorful flowers helped to brighten up the dull room.動詞
22423moderation[ˌmɑːdəˈreɪʃn]適度The key to a healthy lifestyle is moderation in both eating and exercise.名詞
22433punctual[ˈpʌŋktʃuəl]時間厳守のThe punctual student always arrived to class on time.形容詞
22443hurrah[hʊˈrɑː]万歳“Hurrah!” the crowd cheered as the team scored the winning goal.感嘆詞
22453lipstick[ˈlɪpˌstɪk]口紅She applied a bright red lipstick before heading out for the evening.名詞
22463uppermost[ˈʌpərmoʊst]最上のThe safety of the passengers was the uppermost concern for the flight crew.形容詞
22473fatten[ˈfætn]太らせるThe farmer fed the pigs extra corn to fatten them up before market.動詞
22483conqueror[ˈkɑːŋkərər]征服者Alexander the Great was a notorious conqueror of many lands.名詞
22492hindrance[ˈhɪndrəns]妨げThe heavy traffic was a major hindrance to the ambulance trying to reach the hospital.名詞
22502cowardice[ˈkaʊərdɪs]臆病The soldier’s cowardice in battle led to his dismissal from the army.名詞
22512obedient[oʊˈbiːdiənt]従順なThe obedient dog followed its owner’s every command.形容詞
22522saucer[ˈsɔːsər]受け皿The teacup and saucer were made of delicate china.名詞
22532madden[ˈmædn]激怒させるThe constant dripping of the faucet was enough to madden anyone.動詞
22542scold[skoʊld]叱るThe mother scolded her child for drawing on the walls.動詞
22552weekday[ˈwiːkˌdeɪ]平日The bank is closed on weekends but open on weekdays.名詞
22562rotten[ˈrɑːtn]腐ったThe smell of rotten eggs permeated the room.形容詞
22572disrespect[ˌdɪsrɪˈspekt]無礼The student showed disrespect by talking during the lecture.名詞
22581widower[ˈwɪdoʊər]男やもめThe elderly widower often visited his wife’s grave.名詞
22591deafen[ˈdefən]耳をつんざくようなThe deafening noise from the construction site made it hard to concentrate.動詞
22601donkey[ˈdɑːŋki]ロバThe farmer used a donkey to help plow his fields.名詞
22611businesslike[ˈbɪznɪsˌlaɪk]仕事熱心なThe meeting was conducted in a businesslike manner, with no time wasted on small talk.形容詞
22621motherhood[ˈmʌðərhʊd]母親であることShe embraced the joys and challenges of motherhood.名詞
22631sadden[ˈsædn]悲しませるThe news of his passing saddened all who knew him.動詞
22641handshake[ˈhændˌʃeɪk]握手The businessmen sealed the deal with a firm handshake.名詞
22651calculator[ˈkælkjəˌleɪtər]電卓Students are permitted to use a calculator during the math exam.名詞
22661headdress[ˈhedˌdres]頭飾りThe bride wore a traditional headdress for her wedding ceremony.名詞
22671scissors[ˈsɪzərz]はさみUse scissors to cut along the dotted line.名詞
22681translator[trænzˈleɪtər]翻訳者The book was translated from French to English by a skilled translator.名詞
22691possessor[pəˈzesər]所有者As the possessor of the property, he had the right to sell it.名詞
22701shilling[ˈʃɪlɪŋ]シリングIn old British currency, there were twelve pence in a shilling.名詞
22711redden[ˈredn]赤くするThe child’s cheeks began to redden with embarrassment.動詞
22721motherly[ˈmʌðərli]母のようなShe had a motherly instinct to care for and protect her young.形容詞
22730whose[huːz]だれのWhose coat is this?代名詞
22740cultivator[ˈkʌltəˌveɪtər]栽培者As an experienced cultivator of roses, she took great pride in her garden.名詞
22750whom[huːm]だれをTo whom should I address this letter?代名詞
22760homework[ˈhoʊmˌwɜːrk]宿題The teacher assigned the students homework over the weekend.名詞
22770electrician[ɪˌlekˈtrɪʃn]電気技師We called an electrician to fix the faulty wiring in our house.名詞
22780oar[ɔːr]オールThe rowers dipped their oars into the water and propelled the boat forward.名詞
22790bribery[ˈbraɪbəri]収賄The politician was accused of accepting bribes in exchange for favors.名詞
22800sweeten[ˈswiːtn]甘くするAdd a spoonful of honey to sweeten your tea.動詞
22810sow[soʊ]種をまくIn the spring, farmers sow seeds in their fields.動詞
22820pronunciation[prəˌnʌnsiˈeɪʃn]発音Practice proper pronunciation when learning a new language.名詞
22830beak[biːk]くちばしThe parrot used its curved beak to crack open the nut.名詞
22840plural[ˈplʊrəl]複数形The plural of “child” is “children.”名詞
以上、数日間にかけて投稿してきました。ご覧いただきありがとうございました。

2,284単語全て覚えたら、英語圏での生活に困らないレベルとか何とか。

AIが普及して自動翻訳が普及しても、言葉を覚えておくことは大切なことだと感じています。

実際は言葉だけではなく、相手国に行く場合は、文化も理解しておくべき大切なことなので、色々と少しずつでも身につけていこうと思います。

注意点

AI(Claude 3)にて追加後のリストは確認していません。
もし、リストを活用する場合は、ご自身の判断でご使用いただけますようお願いします。

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)

by 塚井海地 / 1件のコメント

前回まで

単語(2001-2100)は、こちら

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。
もし、リストを活用する場合は、ご自身の判断でご使用いただけますようお願いします。

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

前回まで

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

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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)

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単語1901−2000

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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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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

注意点

AI(Claude 3)にて追加後のリストは確認していません。
もし、リストを活用する場合は、ご自身の判断でご使用いただけますようお願いします。

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

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1601-1700)

by 塚井海地 / 1件のコメント

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単語(1501-1600)は、こちら

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

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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)

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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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