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person A1｜超入門	An individual human being A human being considered as an individual An individual, one human Someone, a single human being A man or woman or child	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Bump he went against the ceiling, and I knew then why he was all over white on the more salient curves and angles of his person. Examples There was only one person in the room. I know that person well. Every person is different.
carefully A2｜入門	In a way that gives close attention to avoid mistakes. Doing something in a safe and cautious way to avoid accidents. Paying close attention to what you do Acting in a way that shows thought and concern Doing something with full focus and attention.	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He tried again more carefully, coming down by way of the mantel. Examples Please drive carefully. She opened the box carefully. Please listen carefully to the instructions.
mantel B2｜中上級	A shelf above a fireplace where you put things The frame around the opening of a fireplace A horizontal surface that sticks out from a wall A decorative ledge built into the wall structure The top part of a fireplace structure	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He tried again more carefully, coming down by way of the mantel. Examples The clock is on the mantel. She cleaned the dusty mantel carefully. Pictures lined the mantel above the fire.
really A1｜超入門	Truly or actually true Very or very much Used to show surprise Used to ask for truth To make something more certain	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text It was really a most extraordinary spectacle, that great, fat, apoplectic-looking man upside down and trying to get from the ceiling to the floor. Examples This movie is really good. I really like your new shoes. That book really made me think.
extraordinary B2｜中上級	A person or thing that is very unusual or strange Something that is very special and amazing When something is much better or bigger than normal A thing that is rare and not common Something that is beyond what you normally expect	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text It was really a most extraordinary spectacle, that great, fat, apoplectic-looking man upside down and trying to get from the ceiling to the floor. Examples That was an extraordinary day. She has extraordinary talent. The view was truly extraordinary.
spectacle B2｜中上級	Something unusual or strange that people watch or see An event or scene that is very interesting to look at A display that attracts attention from many people When something happens that is worth watching or seeing A sight that is impressive or surprising in some way	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text It was really a most extraordinary spectacle, that great, fat, apoplectic-looking man upside down and trying to get from the ceiling to the floor. Examples The show was quite a spectacle. He made a spectacle of himself. The parade was a colorful spectacle.
apoplectic-looking C1｜上級	Having a red face that shows anger or high blood pressure Appearing very angry with a flushed or purple face Someone whose face is red from fury or stress A person with a face showing extreme annoyance Having the appearance of being furious or enraged	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text It was really a most extraordinary spectacle, that great, fat, apoplectic-looking man upside down and trying to get from the ceiling to the floor. Examples The apoplectic-looking man turned purple with rage. An apoplectic-looking customer demanded a refund. The apoplectic-looking boss shouted loudly.
upside B1｜中級入口	When something is turned so the top is at the bottom A good part of something that also has bad parts The better or more positive side of a situation The top part or surface of something The part that should be on top	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text It was really a most extraordinary spectacle, that great, fat, apoplectic-looking man upside down and trying to get from the ceiling to the floor. Examples The picture was upside down. Every problem has an upside. She hung upside down from the bar.
successful B1｜中級入口	When something works only partly as planned When something turns out the way you wanted A person who reaches their goals Something that brings good results or wins When an action gets the outcome you hoped for	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Too successful." "How?" "Loss of weight--almost complete." And then, of course, I understood. Examples The test was successful. She runs a successful shop. He made a successful attempt.
complete B1｜中級入口	Total and with nothing left out or missing To finish doing or making something fully Having all the parts or pieces needed Absolute and in every way possible Fully finished with nothing more to do	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Too successful." "How?" "Loss of weight--almost complete." And then, of course, I understood. Examples Please complete this form. The set is complete now. I need complete rest today.
course A2｜入門	Used to say something is naturally expected or obvious A set of lessons on one subject One part of a meal served separately The path or direction something moves along An area designed for sports or activities	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Too successful." "How?" "Loss of weight--almost complete." And then, of course, I understood. Examples Of course I agree with you. She takes an art course. The main course was delicious.
understood A2｜入門	Knew what something meant Being able to see what something means When something becomes clear in your mind Knowing what someone is saying or doing When you get the idea of something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Too successful." "How?" "Loss of weight--almost complete." And then, of course, I understood. Examples I understood the book. She understood the instructions quickly. He understood everything.
cure A2｜入門	Something that makes a sick person well again A medicine or treatment that stops illness To make someone healthy after being sick To fix a health problem completely A way to solve or end illness	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "By Jove, Pyecraft," said I, "what you wanted was a cure for fatness! Examples Doctors try to cure diseases. There is no cure yet. This medicine can cure you.
somehow B1｜中級入口	In a way that is not clear or easy to explain By a method that is not known or understood For a reason that is difficult to say In a strange or unusual way not expected By any possible means that might work	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text You would call it weight." Somehow I was extremely delighted. Examples I somehow lost my keys. She somehow knew the answer. We somehow arrived on time.
extremely B1｜中級入口	To a very high degree or level In a way that is much more than usual More than normal or expected amounts At the highest possible point or intensity Way beyond what is common or average	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text You would call it weight." Somehow I was extremely delighted. Examples It is extremely hot today. She was extremely tired yesterday. The test was extremely hard.
delight B1｜中級入口	A feeling of great joy and pleasure Something that brings much happiness and satisfaction When you feel very pleased and excited To make someone feel very happy and pleased A strong positive reaction to something nice	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text You would call it weight." Somehow I was extremely delighted. Examples The surprise was a delight. She felt great delight today. Children delight in simple games.
pull A2｜入門	To take something out from inside a place When you bring something toward you using force To move something by holding and dragging it The act of getting something from a source To remove or extract something from somewhere	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Let me help you!" I said, and took his hand and pulled him down. Examples Pull the chair closer. She pulled the door open. He pulled the rope tight.
kick A2｜入門	To hit something with your foot while moving your leg To strike or push with the foot forcefully To move your legs or feet with force To use your foot to hit someone or something The act of hitting with the foot	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He kicked about, trying to get foothold somewhere. Examples He kicked the ball hard. Don't kick that chair. She kicked her feet happily.
foothold B2｜中上級	A place where you can put your foot to stand safely A secure position from which you can move forward A small beginning that helps you succeed later A way to enter or start in something A position that lets you stay and grow stronger	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He kicked about, trying to get foothold somewhere. Examples He found a foothold on the cliff. The company gained a foothold abroad. She needed a foothold to start.
somewhere A2｜入門	In a place that is not known or not named At or to a place you do not say In an area or location not exactly known To or in any place at all A place that exists but is not clear	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He kicked about, trying to get foothold somewhere. Examples My pen is somewhere here. Let's go somewhere fun today. I left it somewhere safe.
flag A2｜入門	A piece of cloth with colors and patterns on a pole A colored cloth that represents a country or group Something used to show or mark a place A sign or signal made of cloth or paper A piece of material that moves in the air	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text It was very like holding a flag on a windy day. Examples The flag is red and white. She waved the flag high. Every school has a flag.
windy A2｜入門	When there is a lot of air moving outside A place where strong air blows often When air moves fast and strongly A time when air pushes things around Having lots of moving air around	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text It was very like holding a flag on a windy day. Examples It is very windy today. The windy weather is cold. I don't like windy days.
point B1｜中級入口	A specific idea or opinion that someone says or writes The main subject or message of what you are saying The purpose or reason for doing something A single fact, idea, or opinion in a discussion The purpose or goal of doing something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "That table," he said, pointing, "is solid mahogany and very heavy. Examples She made a good point about saving energy. I see your point. What's the point of this?
solid B1｜中級入口	Something that is completely made of one material throughout Something that is hard and firm, not liquid or gas Something that is strong and does not break easily Something that has no holes or empty spaces inside Something that is reliable and can be trusted	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "That table," he said, pointing, "is solid mahogany and very heavy. Examples The ice is solid now. This is solid wood furniture. She has solid skills.
mahogany B2｜中上級	A type of hard, dark wood from a tree A kind of valuable tree that grows in warm places A dark reddish-brown color like certain wood Material used for building expensive wooden items A hard wood known for its beauty and strength	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "That table," he said, pointing, "is solid mahogany and very heavy. Examples The table is mahogany. She loves mahogany furniture. That mahogany looks expensive.
heavy A1｜超入門	Weighing a lot Difficult to lift or move because of weight Large or thick Intense or strong Slow or difficult to move	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "That table," he said, pointing, "is solid mahogany and very heavy. Examples The box is too heavy to carry. I can't lift this heavy box. The bag is too heavy for me.
put A1｜超入門	to move something to a position or location to place on or inside something to write or say something to switch on or turn on (lights, TV, music, etc.) to move a person or animal to a particular place or position	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text If you can put me under that--" I did, and there he wallowed about like a captive balloon, while I stood on his hearthrug and talked to him. Examples I put my book on the table. She puts on her coat. The cat put its paw on my hand.
captive B2｜中上級	Something that is held or tied and cannot move freely A person or animal that is kept somewhere and not free Someone who is under the control of another person A state where something cannot escape or get away When someone is forced to stay in one place	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text If you can put me under that--" I did, and there he wallowed about like a captive balloon, while I stood on his hearthrug and talked to him. Examples The zoo has captive animals. He held them captive overnight. The captive bird wanted freedom.
balloon A2｜入門	Something large and round that floats or moves when restrained A rubber bag filled with air or gas A round object that rises when filled with gas A stretchy bag that expands when air enters A toy or decoration made of thin rubber	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text If you can put me under that--" I did, and there he wallowed about like a captive balloon, while I stood on his hearthrug and talked to him. Examples She bought a red balloon. The balloon floated away quickly. Balloons decorated the party room.
hearthrug C1｜上級	A soft floor covering placed in front of a fireplace A small piece of thick fabric near where you make fire Something you put down to keep the floor clean near heat A decorative mat that goes in front of heating area A protection for floor placed before a burning area	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text If you can put me under that--" I did, and there he wallowed about like a captive balloon, while I stood on his hearthrug and talked to him. Examples The cat sleeps on the hearthrug. We bought a new hearthrug yesterday. The hearthrug is very soft.
taste A2｜入門	A person's preference for what is beautiful or good The feeling you get from food in your mouth When you put something in your mouth to try it A small amount of food or drink to try The ability to sense if food is good or bad	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "How did it taste?" "Oh, beastly!" I should fancy they all did. Examples This food has a good taste. She has great taste in fashion. Can I taste that dish?
beastly B2｜中上級	very bad or unpleasant (mainly British informal) like a wild animal mean or cruel used to emphasize how unpleasant or difficult something is (British informal) annoying or difficult	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "How did it taste?" "Oh, beastly!" I should fancy they all did. Examples The weather is beastly today. I have a beastly cold.
ingredient B1｜中級入口	Something that you use to make food or medicine One part that you mix with others to create something A thing needed to make a particular result happen An item used in preparing a dish or mixture A component that forms part of something larger	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Whether one regards the ingredients or the probable compound or the possible results, almost all my great-grandmother remedies appear to me at least to be extraordinarily uninviting. Examples This has only natural ingredients. Mix all the ingredients together. What ingredients do we need?
probable B2｜中上級	Something that will likely happen or be true Something expected to occur based on evidence When something appears to be the most reasonable answer Something that seems to be the case When chances are high that something is correct	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Whether one regards the ingredients or the probable compound or the possible results, almost all my great-grandmother remedies appear to me at least to be extraordinarily uninviting. Examples Rain is probable today. It seems highly probable now. The probable cause is unknown.
compound B2｜中上級	Something made by mixing two or more substances together A substance formed when elements join chemically An area with buildings surrounded by walls or fences A word made from two or more words Something created by combining several parts or things	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Whether one regards the ingredients or the probable compound or the possible results, almost all my great-grandmother remedies appear to me at least to be extraordinarily uninviting. Examples Water is a chemical compound. They live in a large compound. Toothbrush is a compound word.
result A2｜入門	Something that happens because of an action or event What comes after you do something The outcome or effect of something What you get at the end The answer or conclusion from something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Whether one regards the ingredients or the probable compound or the possible results, almost all my great-grandmother remedies appear to me at least to be extraordinarily uninviting. Examples The result was good. We saw the result. She checked the result.
remedy B2｜中上級	Something that makes an illness or problem better A way to fix or solve a problem A medicine or treatment that helps you heal Something used to cure or improve a condition A solution that corrects or heals something wrong	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Whether one regards the ingredients or the probable compound or the possible results, almost all my great-grandmother remedies appear to me at least to be extraordinarily uninviting. Examples This remedy helps with coughs. She needs a good remedy. The remedy worked fast.
appear A2｜入門	When something becomes visible that you can see To seem like something is true or real When something or someone shows up suddenly To give the impression of being something When something comes into view or sight	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Whether one regards the ingredients or the probable compound or the possible results, almost all my great-grandmother remedies appear to me at least to be extraordinarily uninviting. Examples The sun appears in the morning. You appear very happy today. A bird appeared in the tree.
extraordinarily C1｜上級	In a way that is very unusual or not normal To a very great or high degree In a way that is much more than usual In a manner that is very special or different To an amount that surprises or amazes people	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Whether one regards the ingredients or the probable compound or the possible results, almost all my great-grandmother remedies appear to me at least to be extraordinarily uninviting. Examples She is extraordinarily smart. The food was extraordinarily delicious. He runs extraordinarily fast.
uninviting B2｜中上級	Something that does not look pleasant or appealing A place that seems cold or uncomfortable Something that makes you not want to try it Not warm or friendly in manner When something does not make you feel welcome	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text Whether one regards the ingredients or the probable compound or the possible results, almost all my great-grandmother remedies appear to me at least to be extraordinarily uninviting. Examples The dark room looked uninviting. Her smile was cold and uninviting. The food seemed quite uninviting.
part A1｜超入門	A section or piece of something bigger A piece that makes up a whole thing One section of a film, book, or other work A piece or portion of something larger One area or section among others	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text For my own part-- "I took a little sip first." "Yes?" "And as I felt lighter and better after an hour, I decided to take the draught." "My dear Pyecraft!" "I held my nose," he explained. Examples This is the best part of the movie. She played an important part in the project. What part do you want?
sip B1｜中級入口	The act of drinking a very small amount of liquid When you drink something slowly in small amounts A tiny quantity of liquid you taste To drink something bit by bit carefully Taking liquid into your mouth in small portions	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text For my own part-- "I took a little sip first." "Yes?" "And as I felt lighter and better after an hour, I decided to take the draught." "My dear Pyecraft!" "I held my nose," he explained. Examples She took a sip of water. He sipped his coffee slowly. Can I have a sip?
felt A1｜超入門	To touch something to learn how it feels. To experience an emotion or feeling. To experience a physical sensation in the body. To think or believe something, often based on feeling. Felt (noun): a type of soft, thick cloth made from pressed wool or other fibers.	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text For my own part-- "I took a little sip first." "Yes?" "And as I felt lighter and better after an hour, I decided to take the draught." "My dear Pyecraft!" "I held my nose," he explained. Examples Everyone felt sad when they heard the news. It felt cold outside this morning. She felt tired after the long day.
better A2｜入門	More good than before More useful or helpful More healthy or well More successful or nice In a more pleasant or comfortable state	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text For my own part-- "I took a little sip first." "Yes?" "And as I felt lighter and better after an hour, I decided to take the draught." "My dear Pyecraft!" "I held my nose," he explained. Examples I feel better after a good sleep. My English is getting better every day. This book is better than the last one.
hour A1｜超入門	A period of time equal to sixty minutes A span of sixty minutes on a clock A unit measuring time equal to sixty minutes The length of time taking sixty minutes A measure of time lasting sixty minutes	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text For my own part-- "I took a little sip first." "Yes?" "And as I felt lighter and better after an hour, I decided to take the draught." "My dear Pyecraft!" "I held my nose," he explained. Examples The class is one hour. I waited for an hour. It takes two hours.
decide A2｜入門	Clear and strong; not weak or uncertain When you make a choice about something To pick one thing from many options When you form an opinion about something To cause something to happen a certain way	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text For my own part-- "I took a little sip first." "Yes?" "And as I felt lighter and better after an hour, I decided to take the draught." "My dear Pyecraft!" "I held my nose," he explained. Examples I can't decide what to wear. She decided to stay home today. Let's decide together now.
draught C1｜上級	A liquid medicine you drink all at once A cold air flow coming into a room The act of drinking or swallowing liquid Beer served from a barrel or tap A version or copy of written work	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text For my own part-- "I took a little sip first." "Yes?" "And as I felt lighter and better after an hour, I decided to take the draught." "My dear Pyecraft!" "I held my nose," he explained. Examples She drank the bitter draught quickly. A cold draught came through the door. He ordered draught beer at the bar.
explain A2｜入門	When you make something clear to someone To tell someone how something works When you help someone understand something To give reasons for something To say what something means	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text For my own part-- "I took a little sip first." "Yes?" "And as I felt lighter and better after an hour, I decided to take the draught." "My dear Pyecraft!" "I held my nose," he explained. Examples Can you explain how this works? He explained why he was late. She explained the problem well.
helpless B1｜中級入口	Unable to do anything or control what happens Not able to protect yourself or manage alone When you cannot change or stop something bad Being weak and needing support from others A feeling of having no power at all	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "And then I kept on getting lighter and lighter--and helpless, you know." He gave way suddenly to a burst of passion. Examples The baby bird was helpless. She felt completely helpless alone. Without help, we were helpless.
burst B1｜中級入口	to break open suddenly to come out quickly and loudly to be full and break out to shine or send out suddenly to suddenly start doing something quickly	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "And then I kept on getting lighter and lighter--and helpless, you know." He gave way suddenly to a burst of passion. Examples The balloon will burst soon. The pipe might burst today.