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begin A1｜超入門	To start something. To do something first. To happen first. To make something start. To start doing or using something new.	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text So that I was set against Pyecraft from the beginning. Examples The movie begins at seven o'clock. I begin my homework after dinner. School begins in September every year.
order A1｜超入門	A request to buy or get something When things are neat and well arranged A command telling someone what to do The way things are arranged or sequenced A state where rules are followed properly	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text But he only talked about me in order to get to himself. Examples Can I take your order? Everything is in order. He gave an order to his team.
get A1｜超入門	to receive something to become something to buy something to arrive somewhere to understand something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text But he only talked about me in order to get to himself. Examples I get good grades when I study hard. She gets tired after running. They get presents on their birthday.
expect B1｜中級入口	To think something will happen soon To believe someone or something will arrive or come To think or suppose something is probably true To look forward to something To require someone to do something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples I expected rain, but it was sunny. She didn't expect a birthday party. What do you expect to see there?
take A1｜超入門	To get something with your hand To carry something from one place to another To use a form of transport To do something, used with certain nouns To accept or get something offered	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples She takes the book from the shelf. He takes a pen out of his bag. I take my phone out of my pocket.
exercise A2｜入門	Physical activity to keep your body healthy and strong An activity to practice a skill or learn something The act of using or doing something regularly A planned activity to train or test someone Movement or effort to make your body work	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples I exercise every day. She needs more exercise. Do the exercises on page ten.
than A1｜超入門	A word used when comparing two different things Used to compare amounts or degrees between two things Used to show the difference in size, number, or degree When saying something is different in amount or degree Used after comparative adjectives and adverbs such as more, less, better, and worse	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples This road is longer than that one. She reads faster than her classmates. This hotel is more expensive than that one.
probably A2｜入門	When you think something is true but not sure Something that will likely happen or be true Used to say something is likely but not definite When something seems true but you cannot be certain Used when you believe something is likely to be true	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples It will probably snow tonight. She's probably the best player on the team. Probably the most important thing is to stay calm.
like A1｜超入門	to enjoy something or feel happy about it to think something is good to enjoy doing something regularly. to find someone friendly or nice used to say something is similar to something else	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples I like playing soccer after school. She sings like a professional. Do you like chocolate?
excessively B2｜中上級	To a degree that is too much or more than needed In a way that goes beyond what is normal More than what is good or healthy for you To an amount that is not reasonable or right In a manner that is far too great	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples She worries excessively about everything. He ate excessively at dinner. The music was excessively loud.
obese B2｜中上級	A person who has too much body fat and is very overweight Having a body weight far above what is healthy When someone weighs much more than is good for them The state of carrying excessive fat on the body Being very heavy due to too much stored fat	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples The doctor said he was obese. Obese people face health risks. She became obese over time.
fancy B1｜中級入口	looking expensive or high-quality decorated with many details; elaborate like or want something (mainly British English) to imagine or suppose (formal/old-fashioned) good or nice looking	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples They stayed at a fancy hotel downtown. They live in a fancy house.
smile A1｜超入門	A happy or friendly expression made by turning up the corners of your mouth A happy look on your face When you show joy with your face A friendly expression you make with your mouth The way your face looks when pleased	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples She smiled warmly at the new student. Please smile for the photo. He always makes me smile.
oblique C1｜上級	Not direct or straight, done in a hidden way At an angle, not straight up or across Something done in a sideways or roundabout manner Not saying what you mean in a clear way Describing muscles that run at an angle in the body	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples His oblique smile seemed strange. She gave an oblique answer. The oblique line slanted across.
differ B1｜中級入口	When two things are not the same in some way To be unlike something else in a certain aspect When people have ideas that are not alike To show ways that things are not equal When something is separate or distinct from another	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples Our opinions differ sometimes. The two books differ greatly. They differ on many issues.
fatness B2｜中上級	The condition of having too much body weight The quality of being very heavy or large The state of carrying excess body mass A characteristic of being thicker than normal The degree to which something is plump	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples His fatness worried the doctor. She struggled with her fatness daily. The animal's fatness was remarkable.
advise B1｜中級入口	When someone tells you what they think you should do To give someone your opinion about what is best To help someone by sharing what you know To suggest something as a good idea to someone To warn or tell someone something important they should know	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples I advise you to be careful. She advised me to wait here. They advised against going alone.
heard A1｜超入門	received sounds through your ears (past tense of hear) got information by listening noticed a sound listened carefully was told something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples I heard a loud noise outside. She heard music from the car. We heard someone calling our names.
similar A2｜入門	Something that is almost the same as another thing Things that share many qualities or features When things resemble each other closely Things that are alike in some way When things have matching or corresponding qualities	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I expect," he said, "you take no more exercise than I do, and probably you eat no less." (Like all excessively obese people he fancied he ate nothing.) "Yet"--and he smiled an oblique smile--"we differ." And then he began to talk about his fatness and his fatness; all he did for his fatness and all he was going to do for his fatness; what people had advised him to do for his fatness and what he had heard of people doing for fatness similar to his. Examples These shoes are very similar. The twins look similar. We have similar ideas.
think A1｜超入門	to have an opinion or belief about something to believe something is probably true to use your mind to consider or work out something to form a judgment or evaluation about someone or something to have a vague idea or guess about something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A priori," he said, "one would think a question of nutrition could be answered by dietary and a question of assimilation by drugs." It was stifling. Examples I think you are right. What do you think? She thinks it's a good plan.
question A1｜超入門	The thing or person being talked about or considered Something you ask when you want to know A sentence that asks for information or an answer A problem that needs to be solved or discussed A matter that is uncertain or in doubt	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A priori," he said, "one would think a question of nutrition could be answered by dietary and a question of assimilation by drugs." It was stifling. Examples I have a question for you. She answered every question correctly. That's a good question to ask.
nutrition B2｜中上級	The process of getting food for health and growth What your body gets from eating food The study of how food affects health The act of feeding and nourishing The way food supports life	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A priori," he said, "one would think a question of nutrition could be answered by dietary and a question of assimilation by drugs." It was stifling. Examples Good nutrition is very important. She studies nutrition at college. This food has poor nutrition.
answer A1｜超入門	A solution or response to a problem or question Something that solves or fixes a situation A way to deal with or handle something The right or correct information you need What you say or write when asked something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A priori," he said, "one would think a question of nutrition could be answered by dietary and a question of assimilation by drugs." It was stifling. Examples What is the answer? Please answer the question. I need the right answer.
dietary B2｜中上級	Something that relates to the food someone eats Connected to what people consume for nutrition Having to do with eating and nutrition About the kinds of food consumed regularly Relating to meals and eating plans	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A priori," he said, "one would think a question of nutrition could be answered by dietary and a question of assimilation by drugs." It was stifling. Examples She has dietary restrictions. Dietary fiber is important for health. The doctor gave dietary advice.
assimilation C1｜上級	The process of taking in and using nutrients by the body When a group adopts the culture of another group The act of absorbing and understanding new information When something becomes part of a larger whole The process of making things similar or alike	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A priori," he said, "one would think a question of nutrition could be answered by dietary and a question of assimilation by drugs." It was stifling. Examples Cultural assimilation takes many years. The body needs good assimilation. Assimilation of ideas requires time.
drug B1｜中級入口	A substance used to treat illness or pain A chemical that changes how your body works A medicine that helps cure health problems An illegal substance that changes your mind Something taken to change your feelings or thoughts	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A priori," he said, "one would think a question of nutrition could be answered by dietary and a question of assimilation by drugs." It was stifling. Examples The doctor gave me a drug. This drug helps with pain. Illegal drugs are very dangerous.
stifle C1｜上級	When the air is too hot and hard to breathe To stop someone from speaking or showing feelings To prevent something from growing or developing To hold back a sound or reaction To make breathing difficult or impossible	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "A priori," he said, "one would think a question of nutrition could be answered by dietary and a question of assimilation by drugs." It was stifling. Examples The room was stifling hot. She stifled a yawn. Don't stifle your creativity.
dumpling B1｜中級入口	A small ball of dough cooked in soup or water A piece of soft cooked dough with filling inside Small pieces of bread dough cooked with other food Food made from flour rolled into small balls A round food item boiled or steamed in liquid	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text It was dumpling talk. Examples I ate five dumplings. The dumplings are ready now. She loves making dumplings.
swell B2｜中上級	When something becomes bigger or louder and grows stronger When a part of the body gets bigger from injury When something increases in size or amount When a feeling becomes very strong inside you A wave that moves across the water surface	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text It made me feel swelled to hear him. Examples The music swells beautifully. My foot began to swell. The ocean swell was gentle today.
hear A1｜超入門	When sounds come into your ears To notice sounds with your ears When your ears pick up sounds To sense sounds around you Using your ears to catch sounds	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text It made me feel swelled to hear him. Examples I hear a bird singing. Can you hear that? She hears music playing.
stand A1｜超入門	Something that is placed upright in a location When you are on your feet, not sitting To be in an upright position When someone gets up from sitting or lying To stay in one place without moving	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text One stands that sort of thing once in a way at a club, but a time came when I fancied I was standing too much. Examples Please stand up. The tree stands near the house. I can't stand for long.
sort A2｜入門	A particular type or kind of thing A category or group of similar things A class or variety of something A particular manner or way of being When you arrange things into groups or order	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text One stands that sort of thing once in a way at a club, but a time came when I fancied I was standing too much. Examples What sort of food do you like? I enjoy all sorts of music. Please sort these papers now.
once A2｜入門	When something happens one more time Doing something one additional time When you repeat an action Happening one time after before A second or later time something occurs	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text One stands that sort of thing once in a way at a club, but a time came when I fancied I was standing too much. Examples Let's try once more. Once again, thank you. She visited me once again.
time A1｜超入門	An occasion when something happens A moment or instance of doing something A specific point or event in life An instance counted in a series One occurrence among several	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text One stands that sort of thing once in a way at a club, but a time came when I fancied I was standing too much. Examples I saw him three times yesterday. This is the last time. How many times did she ask?
much A1｜超入門	A large amount or quantity of something Used as an adverb to show a large degree or extent To a great degree (used with verbs and adjectives) Used in questions to ask about quantity Used in negative sentences to say there is a small amount	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text One stands that sort of thing once in a way at a club, but a time came when I fancied I was standing too much. Examples I don't eat much for breakfast. He doesn't talk much in class. They don't have much time today.
took A1｜超入門	Picked up or held something with your hand Moved something from one place to another Accepted something given or offered Used time to do something Used in common phrases to mean doing or getting something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He took to me altogether too conspicuously. Examples The medicine took my headache away. The water took all the color out. The fire took everything from them.
altogether B2｜中上級	When something happens in a complete or total way When you add everything together to get a total When you think about all the facts together When everything is included without leaving anything out When many things happen at the same time	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He took to me altogether too conspicuously. Examples It cost twenty dollars altogether. She stopped watching television altogether. Altogether, we had a great time.
conspicuously C1｜上級	In a way that attracts a lot of attention or notice In a manner that is easy to see or observe When something is done in an obvious way In a clear and marked manner When something stands out from everything else	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He took to me altogether too conspicuously. Examples He was conspicuously absent from class. She dressed conspicuously in bright colors. The mistake was conspicuously obvious to everyone.
never A1｜超入門	Not at any time Not even once Not once Used to say something will not happen in the future Something that has not happened up to now	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I could never go into the smoking-room but he would come wallowing towards me, and sometimes he came and gormandised round and about me while I had my lunch. Examples I never eat breakfast on weekdays. She never calls me back. They never answer my questions directly.
come A1｜超入門	To move toward the place where you are To arrive at a place To appear or happen To reach a state or condition To become available or to happen	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I could never go into the smoking-room but he would come wallowing towards me, and sometimes he came and gormandised round and about me while I had my lunch. Examples My friend comes to my house every day. The teacher comes into the classroom. My dog comes running when I call its name.
wallow C1｜上級	When a large person or animal moves slowly and heavily To roll around in water or mud To stay in a bad feeling too long To enjoy something too much in a lazy way The act of moving clumsily through something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I could never go into the smoking-room but he would come wallowing towards me, and sometimes he came and gormandised round and about me while I had my lunch. Examples Pigs wallow in mud. Don't wallow in sadness. The hippo wallowed in water.
sometime A2｜入門	At a point in time that is not exact When you do not know the exact moment At an unknown or unclear time A moment that is not decided yet At a time not made clear	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I could never go into the smoking-room but he would come wallowing towards me, and sometimes he came and gormandised round and about me while I had my lunch. Examples Let's meet sometime next month. I'll call you sometime soon. Come visit sometime next week.
gormandise C1｜上級	When someone eats in a greedy and messy way The act of eating too much food eagerly To eat in a very hungry manner When someone behaves greedily around food or drink To consume food in an excessive way	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I could never go into the smoking-room but he would come wallowing towards me, and sometimes he came and gormandised round and about me while I had my lunch. Examples He began to gormandise at the buffet. The dog would gormandise around my feet. They gormandise whenever food appears.
lunch A1｜超入門	A meal you eat in the middle of the day The food you eat between morning and evening A time when people stop to eat midday The midday eating period at work or school Food prepared to eat around the middle of day	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I could never go into the smoking-room but he would come wallowing towards me, and sometimes he came and gormandised round and about me while I had my lunch. Examples What's for lunch today? We ate lunch together. She packed her lunch.
seem A2｜入門	To give the impression of being something To appear to be in a certain way To give an impression about a situation To look like something is true or real To appear a certain way to other people	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He seemed at times almost to be clinging to me. Examples You seem happy today. Is something good happening? It seems like a nice day. They seem very friendly.
almost A2｜入門	Very near to something but not completely Very close to doing or being something Nearly but not quite or fully Just about to happen or be done Used to show that something is nearly true or happens nearly all the time	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He seemed at times almost to be clinging to me. Examples I almost forgot your name. She's almost ten years old. It's almost dinner time now.
cling B2｜中上級	When you hold onto someone or something very tightly To stick to a surface and not fall off To stay very close to someone for support To keep believing in something strongly To refuse to let go of something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He seemed at times almost to be clinging to me. Examples The child clings to her mother. Wet fabric clings to skin. He clings to old memories.
bore B2｜中上級	When someone carried or held something in their hands When someone gave birth to a baby When something or someone made you feel tired When someone accepted or dealt with something difficult A person or thing that makes you uninterested	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He was a bore, but not so fearful a bore as to be limited to me and from the first there was something in his manner--almost as though he knew, almost as though he penetrated to the fact that I might--that there was a remote, exceptional chance in me that no one else presented. Examples She bore the pain well. This class bores me completely. He bore his sword high.
fearful B2｜中上級	Very bad or extreme in a negative way Feeling scared or worried about something bad happening Causing someone to feel scared or worried Showing that someone is afraid or nervous Terrible or awful in size or amount	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He was a bore, but not so fearful a bore as to be limited to me and from the first there was something in his manner--almost as though he knew, almost as though he penetrated to the fact that I might--that there was a remote, exceptional chance in me that no one else presented. Examples She was fearful of dogs. The fearful noise woke everyone. He felt fearful and alone.
limit B1｜中級入口	When something holds you back or keeps you in one place The highest or lowest point you can reach A line or edge you cannot cross When you control how much of something happens The most someone can bear or accept	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He was a bore, but not so fearful a bore as to be limited to me and from the first there was something in his manner--almost as though he knew, almost as though he penetrated to the fact that I might--that there was a remote, exceptional chance in me that no one else presented. Examples There is a speed limit here. Please limit your time online. She reached her limit.