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No. 3
Dato
単英単語
3) Physical gestures may have different meanings in different cultures, and misunderstan
ding these signals can sometimes be embarrassing. I once had an experience which I
have never forgotten. Some years ago, I took a small group of foreign students to
Kyoto. I counted them with the index finger, which is common in Japan. But one of them.
became quiet and looked puzzled. When I asked him what was the matter, he replied.
In my country, we count people with our eyes, We use our fingers to count pigs.
訳)身体のそぶりは、異なる文化においては異なる意味を持つことがあり、こうした合図を誤解
することは、時としてやっかいなことになりかねない。私はかつて、今まで決して忘れたこと
のない経験をした。数年前、私は外国人の学生の小グループを京都へ連れていった。私は
人指し指で彼らを数えたが、これは日本では普通のことである。しかし、学生の1人が黙って
しまい、困惑しているように見えた。どうしたのかと彼に聞いた時、彼は答えた。「私の国では、
目で人を数えます。指はブタを数える時に使うのです。」
Physical. Physical, physical. Physical. Physical. Physical, physical.
gesture. gesture. gesture gesture. gesture. gesture. gesture.
meaning. meaning. meaning. meaning. meaning. meaning. meaning.
3 misunderstand. misunderstand, misunderstand misunderstand.
signal. signal. Signal. signal. signal. signal. signal, signal. Signal.
3 embarrass. embarrass, embarrass, embarrass, embarrass..
H foreigh foreigh foreigh foreigh. foreigh foreigh foreigh foreigh.
Halien alien, alien, alien. alien alien, alien alien, alien.
E exotic, exotic, exotic. exotic. exotic. exotic. exotic.
to overseas. overseas, overseas, overseas, overseas, overseas
domestic, domestic. domestic. domestic. domestic. domestic..
refugee, refugee refugee. refugee, refugee. refugee. refugee.
2 count.Count, count, count. Count. Count. Count, count. Count.
counterpart. counterpart. counterpart.counterpart.counterpart.
numerous, numerous, numerous. numerous numerous.
Physical
gesture
meaning
misunderstand
signal
embarrass
foreigh
Balien
Dexotic
Doverseas
domestic
Drefugee
Count
counterpart
numerous
index
Common
familiar
calculate 73 calculate. calculate. calculate, calculate, calculate..
index index, index, index, index. index. index. index.
Common.common.common.common, Common, common,
unt3 familiar. familiar, familiar, familiar familiar, familiar.
mutual mutual, mutual, mutual, mutual. mutual. mutual mutual
3 puzzle. puzzle. puzzle. puzzle. puzzle. puzzle. puzzle.
123 reply reply reply reply reply reply reply reply reply reply.
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reply

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4
No.
Date
速単英単語
4) Vitamin C plays an important role in keeping us healthy. Most mammals produce
it in their livers, so they never suffer from a lack of it. Curiously, however, some
mammals, such us humans and apes, cannot do so. What happens when you lack
this important vitamin? You might see black-and-blue marks on your skin. Your
teech could suffer, too: the pink area around them might become soft and bleed
easily. These are just a couple of good reasons to eat plenty of fresh fluit.
訳)ビタミンCは、私達を健康な状態に保つことにおいて重要な役割を果たしている。たいてい
哺乳動物は、自分の肝臓の中でビタミンCを作り出すため、その不足に苦しむことは決してな
い。しかし、奇妙なことに、人間や類人類のような一部の哺乳動物は、そうすることはできない
のである。この重要なビタミンが不足してしまうと、何が起こるのだろうか。あなたは皮膚
に、赤黒いあざを見つけるかもしれない、歯が害を受ける場合もある。歯の周りのピンク色
の部分が柔らかくなり、容易に出血してしまうかもしれない。これらは、たくさんの新鮮なフルーツ
を食べる正当な理由のうちの2つにすぎない。
role
roll
role role. role role role. role role role role role role role.
3. roll, roll, roll roll roll, roll roll roll roll, roll roll, roll, roll.
healthy healty healty health health health. health health. realth.
mammal mammal, mammal mammal mammal mammal mammal.
Produce 3. produce. produce, produce. produce produce produce produce.
reproduce of 3. reproduce. reproduce. reproduce reproduce reproduce.
suffer & suffer. suffer, suffer, suffer, suffer. Suffer, suffer. suffer.
lack Flack. lack. lack, lack. lack lack lack lack, lack lack Jack.
however
however, however, however, however however, however.
nevertheless us never the less. never the less. nevertheless.
none the less
of nonetheless. nonetheless, hone the less.
whenever. Whenever. whenever. Whenever.
2
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ICE
whenever ~37 127
wherever ~13x=3122023. Wherever. Wherever. Wherever. Wherever.
whatever ~13=212612 whatever. whatever. whatever. whatever. whatever.
ape ape. ape. ape ape. ape. ape. ape. ape ape ape ape ape..
Primate primate primate. Primate. Primate primate..
mark EP mark mark, mark.mark. mark. mark, mark, mark. mark mark O
target target. target. target. target. target. target. target.
skin
decay
skin, skin. skin. skin. skin, skin. skin.skin.skin.skin.skin.
decay. decay, decay, decay.decay. decay, decay. decay.
plenty texth plenty. plenty, plenty plenty, plenty, plenty, plenty.

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No.
5
Date
速単英単語
5)The word "drug "means anything that, even in small amounts, produces changes in the body,
the mind, or both. This definition, however, does not clearly separate drugs from what we
usually think of as food. The difference between a drug and a poison is also unclear. All
drags become poisons in large amounts, and many poisons are useful drugs in carefully
controlled amounts. Is alcohol, for instance, a food, a drug, or a poison? It can be any
of the three, depending on how we use it.
「訳)「」という言葉は、少量であっても、身体、心、あるいはその両方に変化をもたらすものならどんな
ものをも意味する。しかし、この定義は、薬と私たちが通常食物とみなしているものとをはっきり
と区別してはいない。薬と毒との違いもあいまいである。薬はすべて、大量に使うと毒になり、
そして多くの毒は、注意深く調整された量であれば、有益な薬になる。例を挙げれば、
アルコールは食物なのか、薬なのか、それとも毒なのか、私たちの使い方次第でアルコール
3つのうちのどれにでもなりうる。
drug drug. drug.drug. drug.drag.drug.drug.drug.drug.drug.dra.
abuse 3. abuse. abuse, abuse, abuse, abuse, abuse. abuse, abuse
amount amount. amount amount. Amount amount amount amount. amo
sum
mind
definition
sum, sum. Sum.sum. sum. sum. sum. sum.sum.sum.sum-sum.su
mind. mind, mind mind, mind, mind, mind, mind. mind. mind...
definition definition definition. definition, definition.
t3. Separate. separete separete, separete. separete.
split. split. split. split. split. split.sprit, sprit, sprit. split
Separate
Split GT3
extract
isolate
interval
3. extract, extract extract.extract. extract.extra
3 isolate, isolate, isolate. Isolate, isolate, isolate. is
interval, interval, interval, interval, interval, inter
usually Enzi usually, usually, usually usually, usually, usuom
Dunusual (s) unusual, unusual, unusual, unusual, una su
poison poison poison poison poison poison, poisen poison poison pols
Carefully carefully, carefully, carefully, carefully. carefully,
Control
.
13 control. control, control, control.control.control
discipline 13 discipline discipline discipline discipline.
Alcohol PIV-IV alcohol. alcohol. alcohol, alcohol. alcohol, alcohol.
Pub pub.pub. pub. pub. Pub.pub.pub.pub.pub.pub. pub.pub-
instance instance. instance, instance, instance. instance.
depend~73. depend. depend. depend. depend depend. depend

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No.
6.
Duto
速単英単語
amy
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6) Have you ever thought about what skin does for us? Most of us are aware that es)
skin protects us from liquid, heat, cold, dirt, and bacteria. But that is not its only job.
For instance, the skin is where our bodies make the vitamin D that we need. Another
function has to do with the sence of touch. Without that sense, we could not feel any
difference between rough and shooth surfaces. skin can even help us determine if someone
)
is sick. The wrong color- slightly gray or vary pale-may be a sigh of disease. Skin may
reflect a person's mental state, too. Unusual sweating, for example, may be a sigh that a
Person
hervous or wider stress. 8.
訳)皮膚が私たちのために何をするかについて今までに考えたことがあるだろうか。ほとんどの人
は、皮膚が熱寒さ、汚れ、そして細菌から私たちを守るということを知っている。しかし、
それは皮膚の唯一の働きではない。例えば、皮膚は体が必要なビタミンDを作る場所である。
その他の機能は、触覚と関係がある。その感覚がなかったら、ざらざらした表面となめらか
な表面の違いをまったく感じ取ることができないだろう。皮膚は、その人が病気かどうか
を判断する助けにさえなり得る。正常ではない色、少し灰色か非常に青白い色は病気の
しるしかもしれない。皮膚はまた、人の精神的な状態を表すこともある。例えば、異常な
通行は、人が不安を感じているか、あるいはストレスを受けているというしるしである可能性がある。
aware "112 aware. aware. aware aware aware aware. aware...
Liz conscious. conscious, conscious. Conscious, conscious
liquid liquid. liquid. liquid. liquid. liquid. liquid. liquid liquid.
solid. Solid. solid. Solid, solid, solid. solid. Solid. Solid. solid solid.
13 melt, melt. melt melt melt melt melt, melt, melt melt.
e dirt, dirt dirt dirt. dirt, dirt. dirt. dirt. dirt. dirt. dirt. dirt.
ife mud. mud. mud. mud. mud. mud. mud, mud, mud, mud.
clay #1 clay. clay clay. clay clay, Clay Clay Clay Clay Clay, clay.
bacteria. bacteria. bacteria. bacteria bacteria bacteria
sence
sence. sence-sence. sence, sence, sence, sence.
rough LTE rough rough rough rough rough rough, rough rough
apporoximately, it apporoximately, approximately, approximately.
constions
solid
melt
dirt
mud
bacteria
mild
gentle
smooth
surface
mild. mild. mild. mild, mild, mild, mild. mild. mild. mild.
gentle gentle-gentle gentle gentle gentle. gentle.
smooth. Smooth. smooth. Smooth, smooth, smooth.
surface. surface, suface, suface. Suface, suface. Suface
determine &13 determine. determine. de termine determine.
identify 13 identify. Identify, identify, identify, identify,
pale pale pale pale pale. pale pale pale pale, pale, pale

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No. 7
Date
速単英単語
7) Western clothes have buttons on the right for men. This is convenient because
the majority of men are right-handred. It is easier for them to use the right hand
when buttoning up. Why, then, de women's clothes have buttons on the left, even though
Me most woman are also right-handred? Is this a kind of discrimination? In fact, there is a
reason why women's bottons are on that side. In the past, buttons were quite expensive
Sand only very rich people could afford them. Women in such wealthy families had servants who
dressed them. Therefore, to make it easier for the searants, buttons were put on the left.
訳)西洋の衣服は、男性用では右側にボタンがついている。男性の大多数が右利きであるため、これは
都合がよりの彼らにとって、ボタンをかける時に右手を使う方が簡単なのだ。それではなぜ、大部分の
女性もまた右利きであるにもかかわらず、女性の衣服は左側にボタンがついてるのだろうか。これは
一種の差別なのだろうか。実際には、女性のボタンが左側にあるのには理由がある。昔は、ボタンは
非常に高価なもので、とても裕福な家の女性には、彼女たちに服を着せる召使いがいた。その結
果、召使いにとってそれをやりやすくするために、ボタンが左側につけられたのである。
Convenient convenient convenient. Convenient. convenient.
thought though. Though. though though. though, though, though..
discrimination. discrimination. discrimination. discrimination
discrimination
bias bias. bias. bias. bias. bias. bias. bias. bias. bias. bias. bias. bias.
prejudice. Prejudice prejudice Prejudice Prejudice.
prejudice
stereotype
reason
logic
expensive
Precious
stereotype. Stereotype. Stereotipe. stereotype.
reason, reason. reason reason reason reason, reason, reason.
logic logic. logic. logic. logic. logic. logic logic logic logic.
rational
rational, rational rational rational rational rational.
past past. past. past. past. past. past. past. past. past. past past. past.
quite quite quite quite quite quite quite quite quite quite.
• Pretty pretty. pretty pretty, pretty, pretty pretty pretty pretty.
expensive expensive expensive expensive expensive.
precious precious precious precious. Precious. precious.
cheap. cheap. cheap. cheap. cheap. cheap.cheap, cheap, cheap.
rich rich rich rich, rich rich, rich rich rich rich rich rich...
abundant 1. abundant. abundant. adundant, adundant, adundant.
poor poor. poor, poor poor. poor peor. poor poor poor poor. poor.
3 afford. afford. afford, affoad afford. afford afford, afford
wealthy, wealthy, wealthy, wealthy, wealthy, wealthy Wealth;
servant, servant. servant. servant. servant servant, servar
±3. dress, dress, dress, dress. dress dress dress dress.dress.
cheap
afford
wealthy
servant
dress ARE

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No
8
Dato
******
8) The color purple has often been regarded as a symbol of wealth and porrer, but
the dye used to produce it did not have an elegant begining. An ancient people
living along the coast of the Mediterranean Sea first discovered how to make
the dye from Murex snails, small sea animals with hard shells. Unlike other snails,
Murex snails give off a strong - smelling liquid that changes color when it comes
into contact with air and light. From this liquid the people produced the purple ●
dye-If we visit the places where the dye was produced, we might still be able,
to see the shells of Murex snalls. let us hope we cannot shall then.
訳)紫という色はしばしば富との象徴であるとみなされてきたが、紫を作り出す
41 ために使われる染料には、優雅な始まりがあったわけではなかった。地中海の海
岸に沿って住んでいた古代の人々は硬い殻を持った小さな海洋動物である
アクキガイから染料を作る方法を最初に発見した。他の巻き貝とは違って、ア
クキガイは空気や光に接触すると色を変える、強いにおいのする液体を放出す
る。この液体から人々は紫色の染料を作り出した。その染料が作り出された
場所を訪れれば、アクギガイの殻を今でも見ることができるかもしれない。その
においがしないよう願おう
regard AEBIH regard. regard. regard. regard. regard. regard.
symbol symbol. symbol Symbol, symbol, symbol, symbol. symbol.
power power power power power, power, power power.
power
dye dye.dye. dye-dye dye, dye-dye dye dye.dye. dye.
elegant
elegant, elegant. elegant.elegant. elegant.elegant
polite ALL polite. polite, polite polite polite polite polite.
Prude ** rude. rude. rude. rude. rude. rude. rude. rude. rude. (
ancient Bir ancient. ancient, ancient ancient. ancient.
Coast coast. Coast. Coast, coast. coast. coast. coast. Coast.
shore shore. shore, shore. shore. shore shore, shore, shore, shere
v bay yếu, bay bay bay bay bay bay bay bay bay bay bay bay bay,
Mediterranean Mediterranian Mediterranian, Mediterranian.
discover discover. discover.discover. discover, discover. discore
shell shell, shell, shell, shell, shell, shell, shell, shell, shell, shell
unlike 1, 2 unlike unlike unlike unlike unlike unlike unlike.
contact contact, contact, contact, contact. contact. contact.
let A1308897 let. let let. let let. let let let. ler ler
smell smell, smell, smell, smell, smell, smell smell.