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ill A2｜入門	Not feeling well in the body Sick because of a virus or infection Having pain or discomfort Unhealthy or not strong Feeling bad or unwell	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text They believed he was ill; he had not been out for two days. Examples I feel ill today. She fell ill and had to stay in bed.
send A1｜超入門	To make something go to another place or person To transmit or deliver something to another person or place To cause something to be delivered to someone, especially by mail or message To cause someone or something to go to a place (often for a purpose) To arrange for something to go or be taken to a person or place	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "He expects me," said I, and they sent me up. Examples I will send you an email. She sent her résumé to three companies last week. She sends letters to her grandmother.
rang A2｜入門	When a bell or clock made a loud sound A sound that a bell makes to tell people something When something made a loud clear noise To call someone using a telephone When ears made noise after a loud sound	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I rang the bell at the lattice-door upon the landing. Examples The bell rang at noon. She rang me last night. The phone rang twice.
bell A2｜入門	A hollow metal object that makes a ringing sound when struck A device that makes a ringing noise as a signal Something that warns or alerts people by making sound An instrument used to mark time or events A hollow cup-shaped object that produces clear tones	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I rang the bell at the lattice-door upon the landing. Examples The bell rang loudly. Ring the doorbell please. I heard a bell.
lattice-door C1｜上級	A door with a crisscross pattern of wood or metal strips An entrance with crossed strips instead of solid panels A gate made with a framework of crossing pieces A door with openings between intersecting wooden bars An entry barrier with a grid-like structure	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I rang the bell at the lattice-door upon the landing. Examples The lattice-door was painted green. She opened the lattice-door carefully. A lattice-door covered the entrance.
upon B2｜中上級	on top of something right after depending on about to start doing something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I rang the bell at the lattice-door upon the landing. Examples The cat sleeps upon the chair. She put the book upon the table. Snow fell upon the ground.
land A2｜入門	The solid ground part of Earth, not water A piece of ground someone owns A country or place where people live To arrive on the ground after flying or falling To come down and touch the surface	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I rang the bell at the lattice-door upon the landing. Examples The plane will land soon. They own a lot of land. We saw land from the boat.
pig A1｜超入門	A farm animal with a curly tail and pink skin A person who eats too much or in a messy way Someone who is not clean or tidy An animal kept for meat on farms A large heavy animal that makes snorting sounds	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A man who eats like a pig ought to look like a pig." An obviously worthy woman, with an anxious face and a carelessly placed cap, came and surveyed me through the lattice. Examples The pig is in the barn. He eats like a pig. That pig is very big.
obviously B1｜中級入口	In a way that is clear and easy to see When something is plain and not hidden In a manner that anyone can notice When facts are plain to understand In a way that shows something clearly	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A man who eats like a pig ought to look like a pig." An obviously worthy woman, with an anxious face and a carelessly placed cap, came and surveyed me through the lattice. Examples She is obviously very smart. He obviously forgot his keys. It's obviously too late now.
worthy B2｜中上級	Something that deserves respect or honor because it is good enough A person or thing that has enough value or quality Something that earns or merits recognition or consideration A thing that is good enough for a purpose When something matches the level or standard expected	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A man who eats like a pig ought to look like a pig." An obviously worthy woman, with an anxious face and a carelessly placed cap, came and surveyed me through the lattice. Examples He is worthy of respect. This is a worthy cause. She proved herself worthy.
woman A1｜超入門	An adult female person A grown-up female human being A person who is female and not a child A female who is no longer a girl An adult of the female gender	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A man who eats like a pig ought to look like a pig." An obviously worthy woman, with an anxious face and a carelessly placed cap, came and surveyed me through the lattice. Examples The woman is reading a book. She is a nice woman. A woman stood near the bus stop.
face A1｜超入門	The front part of your head where your eyes, nose, and mouth are To turn toward something, or to deal with a difficult situation The front surface of something, such as a clock or a building To have the front pointing in a particular direction The part of your head that shows your smile or sadness	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A man who eats like a pig ought to look like a pig." An obviously worthy woman, with an anxious face and a carelessly placed cap, came and surveyed me through the lattice. Examples She washed her face this morning. He has a smile on his face. The baby's face is very cute.
carelessly B1｜中級入口	Without paying attention to how something is done or positioned In a way that shows no concern or thought When someone does something without being thoughtful or careful In a manner showing lack of attention to detail Acting without proper concern for what might happen	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A man who eats like a pig ought to look like a pig." An obviously worthy woman, with an anxious face and a carelessly placed cap, came and surveyed me through the lattice. Examples He carelessly lost his wallet. She carelessly knocked over the cup. The door was carelessly left open.
place A1｜超入門	a spot or area where something is a home or where you live a position or seat a building or room a person's role, duty, or position in a group or society	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A man who eats like a pig ought to look like a pig." An obviously worthy woman, with an anxious face and a carelessly placed cap, came and surveyed me through the lattice. Examples The meeting takes place at 3 PM. The game takes place in Tokyo. Our party takes place next Saturday.
cap A2｜入門	A soft head covering with a flat front part A piece of clothing you wear on your head Something that covers the top of your head A head covering often with a visor or brim A top or cover for a bottle or container	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A man who eats like a pig ought to look like a pig." An obviously worthy woman, with an anxious face and a carelessly placed cap, came and surveyed me through the lattice. Examples He wears a red cap. Put the cap on tight. I like your new cap.
survey B1｜中級入口	A set of questions asked to many people The act of asking people for their opinions A way to collect information from groups When you ask many people the same questions A tool to learn what people think	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A man who eats like a pig ought to look like a pig." An obviously worthy woman, with an anxious face and a carelessly placed cap, came and surveyed me through the lattice. Examples Please complete this survey. The survey takes five minutes. They did a survey about pets.
lattice C1｜上級	A frame made of crossed strips with open spaces between them A pattern of crossed lines forming diamond or square shapes A structure made from crossed pieces arranged in regular spaces A screen with openings that lets air and light through An arrangement of crossed bars forming open squares or diamonds	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A man who eats like a pig ought to look like a pig." An obviously worthy woman, with an anxious face and a carelessly placed cap, came and surveyed me through the lattice. Examples The lattice covered the window. Roses climbed the white lattice. She looked through the lattice.
gave A1｜超入門	Handed something to someone. Offered or presented something to someone. To let someone have something. To do something for someone as a favor. To pass out or share things with others.	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I gave my name and she let me in in a dubious fashion. Examples My friend gave me a birthday present. She gave him some money yesterday. The teacher gave us homework.
dubious C1｜上級	When someone is not sure and does not trust Not sure if something is true or good Something that seems not honest or safe A feeling of not believing or trusting When quality or value is questionable	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I gave my name and she let me in in a dubious fashion. Examples I am dubious about that. She gave a dubious look. The claim seems dubious.
fashion B1｜中級入口	A way people wear clothes. A style of clothes now. How people dress. A way to make clothes. A popular way to do things.	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I gave my name and she let me in in a dubious fashion. Examples She works in the fashion industry. Short hair is in fashion this year.
stood A1｜超入門	Was in a standing position Stayed in one place for some time Held yourself up without sitting or lying Remained firm or did not move Was in a line or group upright	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Well?" said I, as we stood together inside Pyecraft piece of the landing. Examples He stood at the front of the class. They stood in line outside the cinema.
together A2｜入門	With each other in one place or group at the same time, happening or done simultaneously Close to each other joining efforts or working as a group to achieve something In one group or as one unit	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Well?" said I, as we stood together inside Pyecraft piece of the landing. Examples We sing together in music class. My family eats dinner together every night. They work together on the project.
inside A1｜超入門	The part that is in the middle of something In or into the inner part of a place The inner area or space of something Not on the outer part or surface Within the boundaries or walls of something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Well?" said I, as we stood together inside Pyecraft piece of the landing. Examples Please come inside. The book is inside the desk. It is warm inside.
regard B2｜中上級	To think of someone or something in a particular way; to have a certain opinion about them To look at someone or something To respect or admire someone To consider something important To have an opinion about someone or something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "'E said you was to come in if you came," she said, and regarded me, making no motion to show me anywhere. Examples I regard him as my friend. She regards the project as a great opportunity.
show A1｜超入門	To let someone see something To explain or teach something To make something clear or known To put on a performance or event To point to something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "'E said you was to come in if you came," she said, and regarded me, making no motion to show me anywhere. Examples She shows up at school every day. My friend always shows up late. He shows up at my house sometimes.
anywhere A2｜入門	To or toward some place or location In or at some place at all To some place without a specific location At all or in the least bit In some part or position within a range	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "'E said you was to come in if you came," she said, and regarded me, making no motion to show me anywhere. Examples I can't find it anywhere. You can go anywhere you want. Is there a park anywhere near here?
confidentially B2｜中上級	When you tell something in a secret or private way In a way that keeps information private Speaking in a way that shows trust The act of sharing things quietly and privately In a manner that protects personal details	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text And then, confidentially, "'E locked in, sir." "Locked in?" "Locked 'imself in yesterday morning and 'as not let any one in since, sir. Examples She spoke confidentially to her boss. He told me confidentially about it. Please treat this confidentially.
lock A2｜入門	A thing that keeps a door closed and safe Something you use to keep things secure A device that stops people from opening something A way to make sure nobody can open something A metal thing you open with a key	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text And then, confidentially, "'E locked in, sir." "Locked in?" "Locked 'imself in yesterday morning and 'as not let any one in since, sir. Examples Please lock the door. The lock is broken. I need a key for this lock.
sir A1｜超入門	A polite way to speak to a man A respectful word used for a man A formal way to address a man What you call a man when being polite A word showing respect to a man	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text And then, confidentially, "'E locked in, sir." "Locked in?" "Locked 'imself in yesterday morning and 'as not let any one in since, sir. Examples Excuse me, sir. Thank you, sir. Yes, sir.
yesterday A1｜超入門	The day that came right before today The day that was one day ago On the day before the current day The most recent past day before now One day back in time from today	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text And then, confidentially, "'E locked in, sir." "Locked in?" "Locked 'imself in yesterday morning and 'as not let any one in since, sir. Examples I went shopping yesterday. Yesterday was Sunday. She called me yesterday.
morning A1｜超入門	The start of the day after night ends The time before noon on the clock Early hours when the sun comes up The first part of the day for doing things A part of day after getting up	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text And then, confidentially, "'E locked in, sir." "Locked in?" "Locked 'imself in yesterday morning and 'as not let any one in since, sir. Examples I eat breakfast every morning. She goes for a walk every morning before work. She goes running in the morning.
any A1｜超入門	Some amount, even a little bit Even one small part or piece Even the smallest amount of something Every one of a group; it doesn't matter which Some quantity, however small it is	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text And then, confidentially, "'E locked in, sir." "Locked in?" "Locked 'imself in yesterday morning and 'as not let any one in since, sir. Examples This problem is harder than any other test. Do you have any questions? I don't have any homework today.
swear B1｜中級入口	To say a promise very strongly To say bad words To promise something is true To say you will do something To say something very seriously	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text And ever and again swearing. Examples I swear I didn't eat your cake. She swears she saw him yesterday. Do you swear to help me?
oh A1｜超入門	A sound you make when you are surprised A word to show you understand something Something you say when you feel sad or disappointed A sound to get someone's attention or start talking When you remember something you forgot	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Oh, my!" I stared at the door she indicated by her glances. Examples Oh, that's interesting! Oh no, I forgot! Oh, I see now.
indicate B2｜中上級	When you point to or show something to someone When something shows or makes clear that something is true To express or make known what you think or want When a sign or signal gives you information To be a sign that something exists or happens	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Oh, my!" I stared at the door she indicated by her glances. Examples She indicated the window. The sign indicates the exit. His words indicate concern.
shook A2｜入門	Moved something back and forth or up and down with force When you hold and move someone's hand as a greeting The act of grasping and moving a hand in greeting Held and moved another person's hand to say hello Gripped someone's hand and moved it up and down	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Yes, sir." "What up?" She shook her head sadly. Examples She shook the bottle before drinking. He shook his head slowly. We shook hands after the meeting.
sadly B1｜中級入口	In a way that shows fear or unhappiness In a manner showing sorrow or disappointment When something happens in an unfortunate way In a manner expressing regret or pity With a feeling of being unhappy or down	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Yes, sir." "What up?" She shook her head sadly. Examples Sadly, he left without saying goodbye. She smiled sadly at the memory. Sadly, we lost the game.
pork A2｜入門	Meat that comes from a pig The flesh of a pig used as food A type of meat from a pig Food that is the animal flesh of a pig The edible meat of a domestic pig	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Pork 'e had, sooit puddin', sossiges, noo bread. Examples I like pork very much. We had pork for dinner tonight. The pork was delicious and tender.
bread A1｜超入門	A food made from flour and baked in an oven A common food you can make sandwiches with Something baked from flour that people eat daily A basic food item made from grain and water A staple food that comes in loaves or rolls	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Pork 'e had, sooit puddin', sossiges, noo bread. Examples I like bread with butter. The bread is very fresh. She bought some bread today.
left A1｜超入門	The side that is opposite to right. Past tense of 'leave': to go away from a place or to put something somewhere. To go away from a place (past tense of 'leave'). Still here when all the other people have gone Remaining after everybody else has departed	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Left outside, if you please, and me go away. Examples The door was left open. I left my bag at home. Some cake was left on the table.
outside A1｜超入門	not inside a building or room in the open air beyond the limits or boundaries of something the outer surface or side of something away from home	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Left outside, if you please, and me go away. Examples The children are playing outside. She looked out of the window. They heard a noise outside the house.
awful A2｜入門	Very bad or not nice Terrible or scary Extremely unpleasant Not good or poor quality Very sad or bad feeling	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text 'E eatin', sir, somethink awful." There came a piping bawl from inside the door: "That Formalyn?" "That you, Pyecraft?" I shouted, and went and banged the door. Examples This food tastes awful. The weather is awful today.
pipe A2｜入門	A long tube that carries water or gas A tube through which liquid or air moves A long hollow thing for moving things inside A tube system that brings water to buildings Something long and round with a hole inside	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text 'E eatin', sir, somethink awful." There came a piping bawl from inside the door: "That Formalyn?" "That you, Pyecraft?" I shouted, and went and banged the door. Examples The pipe is leaking water. He cut the old pipe. A pipe runs under the road.
shout A2｜入門	When you say something very loudly To speak in a very loud voice The act of using a loud voice Talking very loud to be heard Making your voice very strong and loud	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text 'E eatin', sir, somethink awful." There came a piping bawl from inside the door: "That Formalyn?" "That you, Pyecraft?" I shouted, and went and banged the door. Examples Please don't shout at me. He shouted for help. She shouted his name loudly.
bang A2｜入門	A loud, sudden noise or sound The act of hitting something hard and loud When something hits or strikes with force A sound made when things crash together To hit or knock something suddenly	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text 'E eatin', sir, somethink awful." There came a piping bawl from inside the door: "That Formalyn?" "That you, Pyecraft?" I shouted, and went and banged the door. Examples I heard a loud bang outside. Don't bang the door. There was a loud bang.
patter B2｜中上級	The soft quick sound of something hitting a surface many times When small things make light tapping noises repeatedly A series of light taps or sounds in quick succession When someone or something moves with quick light steps The act of making repeated soft hitting sounds	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Then I could hear a curious pattering upon the door, almost like some one feeling for the handle in the dark, and Pyecraft familiar grunts. Examples Rain began to patter softly. I heard a patter overhead. Footsteps patter down the hall.
familiar B1｜中級入口	Something that you know well and recognize easily A person or thing you have seen many times When you have knowledge or experience with something Acting in a close and comfortable way A thing that feels normal and not strange	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Then I could hear a curious pattering upon the door, almost like some one feeling for the handle in the dark, and Pyecraft familiar grunts. Examples This place looks familiar to me. Are you familiar with this topic? Her voice sounded very familiar.
gone A1｜超入門	No longer present; has moved away When something is not here anymore When someone has left and is not present The state of having moved away from here When something has disappeared or finished	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "It all right," I said, "she gone." But for a long time the door did not open. Examples The cat is gone — I can't find it anywhere. All my money is gone. She has gone to bed.
key A1｜超入門	A small metal tool that opens or closes a lock A metal object used to unlock doors or start cars A tool that fits into a lock to open it Something metal that helps you get into a room or building A device that makes locks work when you turn it	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I heard the key turn. Examples I lost my key. Turn the key slowly. Where are my keys?
naturally B1｜中級入口	In a way that is normal or usual Without needing to try; as a natural ability Because it is part of who you are Without artificial help; in the way that happens in nature As you would expect	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Naturally I expected to see Pyecraft. Examples Naturally, he was nervous before the exam. She naturally took charge of the situation.