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単語 / CEFR	意味	定着率	本文・例文
first A1｜超入門	Number one in order or position Before anything else The earliest or beginning Most important or main At the start of a series	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 This is my first English class. She made her first cake today. He took his first step yesterday.
there A1｜超入門	Used to show that something exists or happens A word indicating something exists or is present At or in that particular place or position To or toward that specific location At that point in a process or situation	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 cat outside. Put it there please. There are many books on the shelf.
manner B2｜中上級	The way someone does something Good behavior and polite ways of acting (usually used as 'manners') The style or method of doing things A way or type of doing something A way to behave or act	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 addressed the crowd in a confident and professional manner. The doctor explained the diagnosis in a calm manner.
penetrate C1｜上級	When someone understands a hidden truth about another person To go through or into something solid To enter into a place or area To reach and understand something difficult To spread through or fill something completely	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 The light cannot penetrate the fog. Water penetrated through the roof. He penetrated the secret easily.
fact A2｜入門	Something true and real. True information or data. Something known to be right. A real thing that can be checked. A piece of true knowledge.	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 It is a fact that water boils. Tell me the facts about cats. That story is based on facts.
remote B2｜中上級	Far away from something else in distance or position A place or thing that is not close Something that happened a long time ago A small chance or weak connection to something A device that controls things from a distance	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 The village is very remote. She found the remote control. Remote areas lack good roads.
exceptional B2｜中上級	Something that is very rare or not usual When something is much better than normal A person or thing that stands out Something very special or remarkable When something is different from the rule	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 The food was exceptional. She has exceptional talent. This is an exceptional opportunity.
chance A2｜入門	A person you meet without planning to know them well A time when something might happen or be possible The way things happen without any plan or reason How likely it is that something will happen A situation where you can try to do something	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 This is my last chance. I met her by chance. Give me one more chance.
else A2｜入門	other or different people or things used to mean 'more' or 'additionally' after question words and 'something/anything/nothing' different from the one already mentioned any other option or choice used after 'somewhere', 'anywhere', 'nowhere', etc. to mean 'a different place or time'	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 Before anything else, let's have breakfast. First, I need to finish this. Before doing anything else, call your mother.
present A2｜入門	Being in a place; here and not absent A gift you give to someone When someone offers something to another person as a gift To offer or hand over something to somebody The time that is happening now; not the past or future	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 All students are present in the classroom. He presented a gift to the winner.
give A1｜超入門	To hand something to someone To let someone have something To offer or share something To pass something to someone To provide or send something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I give anything to get it down," he would say--"anything," and peer at me over his vast cheeks and pant. Examples I want to give you a present. She gives her friend some help. Can you give me your phone number?
say A1｜超入門	To speak words to someone To state facts or give information out loud. To express your thoughts To talk out loud To give a command	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I give anything to get it down," he would say--"anything," and peer at me over his vast cheeks and pant. Examples She says hello to me every morning. What did you say? My teacher says I need to study more.
peer B1｜中級入口	A person who is the same age as you Someone at the same level as you A person at the same level or in the same group as you Someone equal to you in status (verb) To look carefully at something that is hard to see	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I give anything to get it down," he would say--"anything," and peer at me over his vast cheeks and pant. Examples It helps to discuss your ideas with your peers. She peered at the map. He learns from his peers.
vast B2｜中上級	Something that is extremely large in size or number When an area covers a huge amount of space A quantity or amount that is very great Something so big it seems to have no end An expanse that is impressively wide or broad	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I give anything to get it down," he would say--"anything," and peer at me over his vast cheeks and pant. Examples The desert is vast and empty. She has vast experience in teaching. The ocean looked vast from here.
cheek A1｜超入門	The soft side part of your face below your eye The area on your face between your nose and ear A soft part of the face that can turn red Rude or disrespectful behavior or speech (British English informal) The soft, round part on each side of your face, below your eye	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I give anything to get it down," he would say--"anything," and peer at me over his vast cheeks and pant. Examples The baby has soft cheeks. She kissed him on the cheek. His cheeks turned red.
pant A2｜入門	To breathe quickly with your mouth open When you take fast short breaths Breathing hard because you are tired or hot Taking quick breaths through your mouth To breathe fast and shallowly, especially after effort	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "I give anything to get it down," he would say--"anything," and peer at me over his vast cheeks and pant. Examples The dog pants heavily after a long walk. I pant when I run. He began to pant.
gong B2｜中上級	To hit a large metal disc that makes a loud sound A large round metal plate that makes noise when struck A metal disc used to call people or signal time Something that makes a ringing sound to get attention A musical instrument that is a flat metal circle	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He has just gonged; no doubt to order another buttered teacake! Examples The gong sounded for dinner. He struck the gong twice. A large gong hung on the wall.
doubt B1｜中級入口	Something that is certain or almost certain to be true A feeling of not being sure about something When you think something may not be right The state of being uncertain or unsure A feeling that makes you question something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He has just gonged; no doubt to order another buttered teacake! Examples I doubt that story is true. She has no doubt about it. Do you doubt me?
another A1｜超入門	one more of the same kind, or a different one a different one (not the same one) an extra one one more like this one additional thing	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He has just gonged; no doubt to order another buttered teacake! Examples He ate one cookie, then another. I need another pencil. They played one game, then another.
ii A2｜入門	The Roman numeral representing the number two A symbol used to show second in order A mark that shows the position after first The Roman numeral way of writing the number two A symbol used to mean two, from the Roman numeral system	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text II. Examples Chapter II starts on page ten. World War II ended in 1945. Please turn to Part II of the book.
actual B1｜中級入口	The real or true thing, not a copy or idea What is really true, not what people say Something that exists in the real world The genuine or original form of something What really happened or is present now	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He came to the actual thing one day. Examples What is the actual price today? The actual time is three fifteen. I saw the actual thing myself.
day A1｜超入門	A period of 24 hours from midnight to midnight The time when the sun is in the sky A particular time or moment in the calendar The hours when you are awake and active A specific point in time	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text He came to the actual thing one day. Examples Today is a good day. She comes here every day. What day is your birthday?
western A2｜入門	Located in the direction where the sun goes down Coming from or relating to countries in Europe and America A type of movie about cowboys and life long ago Positioned toward the sunset direction from a place From the area of a place closer to sunset	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Our Pharmacopoeia," he said, "our Western Pharmacopoeia, is anything but the last word of medical science. Examples The western sky looks beautiful. He enjoys western movies. We visited the western coast.
last A1｜超入門	To continue for a long time Happening at the end The most recent To survive or be strong enough To be the final one	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Our Pharmacopoeia," he said, "our Western Pharmacopoeia, is anything but the last word of medical science. Examples This is the last question on the test. The meeting lasted two hours. I saw her last week.
word A1｜超入門	A unit of language that has meaning, used in speaking or writing. A sound to show an idea or thing. A promise or something you say will happen. A message or news someone tells. One unit of letters in a sentence.	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Our Pharmacopoeia," he said, "our Western Pharmacopoeia, is anything but the last word of medical science. Examples I gave my word to help you. He always keeps his word. She broke her word and didn't come.
medical B1｜中級入口	Something that relates to treating sick people and health care Connected to doctors and the study of illness Something done by doctors or nurses in hospitals Related to preventing or curing health problems About the work of helping sick people get better	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Our Pharmacopoeia," he said, "our Western Pharmacopoeia, is anything but the last word of medical science. Examples She needs medical care now. He has medical training. The medical test was quick.
science A2｜入門	The study of facts about nature and the world through tests Knowledge gained by observing and testing things carefully A subject about nature that you learn in school The way of learning truth by doing experiments A particular area of study about how things work	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Our Pharmacopoeia," he said, "our Western Pharmacopoeia, is anything but the last word of medical science. Examples Science is my favorite subject. She loves learning about science. We did a science experiment today.
east A1｜超入門	The direction where the sun comes up in the morning One of the four main compass directions The side or direction opposite of west Where the sun appears at sunrise time A place or area in that compass direction	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text In the East, I been told--" He stopped and stared at me. Examples The sun rises in the east. Go east two blocks. Japan is in the east.
stare A2｜入門	To look at someone or something steadily for a long time without looking away The act of looking with your eyes fixed Looking at someone or something without moving your eyes When your eyes stay on one thing continuously Keeping your eyes on something without looking away	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text In the East, I been told--" He stopped and stared at me. Examples Don't stare at strangers. She stared at the screen for a long time. It's rude to stare.
aquarium A2｜入門	A place where fish and water animals are kept in glass tanks A glass tank where you keep fish as pets at home A building where people go to see sea life A container filled with water for watching underwater creatures Something that holds water and living water animals inside	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text It was like being at an aquarium. Examples We went to the aquarium yesterday. The aquarium has beautiful fish. Her aquarium is very clean.
quite B1｜中級入口	very or to a large degree completely or fully fairly or to a moderate degree almost or nearly fairly or moderately	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I was quite suddenly angry with him. Examples The movie was good but not quite perfect. I like it, but not quite enough to buy it. She is tall but not quite as tall as him.
angry A1｜超入門	A feeling of being very upset or mad When someone is not pleased and shows it A strong feeling when something is wrong or unfair The emotion you feel when annoyed or bothered Being in a bad mood because of something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I was quite suddenly angry with him. Examples She is angry. He looks very angry. Why are you angry?
recipe A2｜入門	Written instructions for making a certain kind of food A set of steps that tell you how to cook something Directions showing what to mix and how to prepare a dish A plan or method for achieving something successfully A list of things needed to make a certain meal	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Look here," I said, "who told you about my great-grandmother recipes?" "Well," he fenced. Examples I need a recipe for bread. This recipe is very easy. She shared her cake recipe.
fence A2｜入門	A structure built to mark the edge of a yard or field A barrier made of wood or metal between properties Something that separates one area from another area A wall-like thing that stands around a space A border structure that blocks or protects something	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Look here," I said, "who told you about my great-grandmother recipes?" "Well," he fenced. Examples The cat sat on the fence. We painted the fence yesterday. A tall fence surrounds the yard.
every A1｜超入門	Used to refer to all members of a group individually All the individual things or people in a set Used to show something happens at regular times Each single one without leaving any out All possible instances of a particular thing	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples I exercise every morning. Every student needs a book. She visits every weekend.
met A1｜超入門	When two people come together for the first time When people come together at a place When you see someone you know again When someone is introduced to another person When two things come together or touch	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples I met her yesterday. We met at the park. Have you met him before?
week A1｜超入門	Seven days from Monday to Sunday A short time of seven days A period used for scheduling or planning Seven consecutive days considered as a unit A workweek; the days when people work or are active	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples We meet every week. The week starts on Monday. Summer vacation is two weeks long.
pretty A2｜入門	Nice to look at; attractive or pleasing Quite or fairly (used before adjectives and adverbs) Quite a lot or very much Used to say something is easier or clearer than expected Almost completely or nearly	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples This is pretty easy. I'm pretty tired now. She has a pretty face.
often A2｜入門	Something that happens many times or regularly When something happens again and again A thing that occurs at many different times Something done multiple times in a period The way things happen repeatedly or habitually	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples I often forget things. She often reads at night. We often go there together.
given B1｜中級入口	When something provides or adds a quality to something else Something that is handed or presented to someone When facts or information are stated or mentioned A particular or certain thing already mentioned or decided When permission or allowance is provided to someone	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples She was given a gift. No answer was given yet. They were given more time.
broad B2｜中上級	wide from one side to the other large in extent or expanse covering a lot of things obvious or clear; done openly general, not detailed	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples The street is very broad. He has broad shoulders. She smiled in broad daylight.
hint B1｜中級入口	A small sign that suggests something without saying it clearly A small piece of information that helps you guess something A small amount or trace of something A suggestion or advice about what to do An indirect way of telling someone what you want	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples Give me a hint please. She dropped a hint about dinner. I took the hint immediately.
secret A2｜入門	Something that is hidden and not told to others Information that you do not want people to know Something done without others knowing about it A way to do something that few know Something private that must not be shared	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples Can you keep a secret? She told me a big secret. The secret is finally out.
mine A1｜超入門	Something that belongs to the person speaking Something owned by the speaker A place where people dig for valuable rocks When something is the property of the speaker A hidden bomb placed in the ground	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples This is mine. That bag is mine. The choice is mine alone.
now A1｜超入門	At this time Right away In the present moment From this time Currently happening	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples I am eating lunch now. What are you doing now? She is at school now.
cat A1｜超入門	A small furry animal that people keep at home A common pet with soft fur and whiskers A small animal that catches mice and birds An animal with four legs that says meow A furry creature that purrs when happy	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples I have a cat. The cat is sleeping. She loves her cat.
bag A1｜超入門	A thing to carry things in A soft container with handles A plastic or cloth sack for shopping A small case to hold personal items Something you carry your clothes in	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples She put her books in her bag. She puts food in a bag.
admit B2｜中上級	Say something is true or real Let someone enter a place Allow something to happen Tell you about something Accept that something bad happened	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text "Every time we met for a week," I said--"and we met pretty often-- you given me a broad hint or so about that little secret of mine." "Well," he said, "now the cat out of the bag, I admit, yes, it is so. Examples I admit I made a mistake. She admits her fault.
indirectly B2｜中上級	When something happens not in a straight or open way Through another person or thing as a middle step Not in a clear or obvious manner As a result that is not the main one By a path that is not the shortest one	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I had it--" "From Pattison?" "Indirectly," he said, which I believe was lying, "yes." "Pattison," I said, "took that stuff at his own risk." He pursed his mouth and bowed. Examples She answered indirectly. He indirectly mentioned the problem. The news came indirectly.
lie A1｜超入門	When you say something that is not true To say words that are false on purpose Something you say that is not real or correct To be in a flat position on something When your body rests flat somewhere	0 times 学習度 0%	Original text I had it--" "From Pattison?" "Indirectly," he said, which I believe was lying, "yes." "Pattison," I said, "took that stuff at his own risk." He pursed his mouth and bowed. Examples Don't lie to me. I need to lie down. He told a lie to avoid trouble.