ENGLISH VOCABULARY LEVEL1 EASY

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achieve

EN: to successfully reach a goal | JP: 達成する | Example: She worked hard to achieve her goal.

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adapt

EN: to change to fit a new situation | JP: 適応する | Example: Students must adapt to a new environment.

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admit

EN: to say that something is true | JP: 認める | Example: He admitted that he was wrong.

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affect

EN: to cause a change in something | JP: 影響を与える | Example: Sleep can affect your concentration.

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afford

EN: to have enough money or time for something | JP: 余裕がある | Example: I cannot afford a new laptop now.

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allow

EN: to permit something to happen | JP: 許可する | Example: The teacher allowed us to leave early.

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announce

EN: to make information public | JP: 発表する | Example: The school announced the new schedule.

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appear

EN: to seem or become visible | JP: 現れる・〜のように見える | Example: A problem appeared during the test.

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apply

EN: to make a formal request or use something | JP: 応募する・適用する | Example: I plan to apply for the scholarship.

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approach

EN: to move closer or deal with something | JP: 近づく・取り組む | Example: We need to approach the problem carefully.

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argue

EN: to give reasons for a position | JP: 主張する・議論する | Example: She argued that the rule was unfair.

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arrange

EN: to organize or plan something | JP: 手配する・整理する | Example: I arranged a meeting with my professor.

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assume

EN: to accept something as true without proof | JP: 仮定する | Example: Do not assume that everyone agrees.

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avoid

EN: to stay away from something | JP: 避ける | Example: Try to avoid unnecessary mistakes.

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balance

EN: to keep different things in a good proportion | JP: 両立させる・釣り合わせる | Example: I balance school and club activities.

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behave

EN: to act in a particular way | JP: 振る舞う | Example: Students should behave respectfully.

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belong

EN: to be owned by or be part of something | JP: 属する | Example: This book belongs to the library.

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benefit

EN: to help or gain an advantage | JP: 利益を得る・役立つ | Example: Exercise can benefit your health.

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borrow

EN: to take something temporarily and return it | JP: 借りる | Example: Can I borrow your pen?

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bother

EN: to annoy or cause concern | JP: 悩ませる・邪魔する | Example: The noise bothered me while I studied.

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calculate

EN: to find an answer using numbers | JP: 計算する | Example: We calculated the total cost.

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cause

EN: to make something happen | JP: 引き起こす | Example: Stress can cause sleep problems.

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challenge

EN: to test someone's ability | JP: 挑戦する | Example: This class challenges me to think deeply.

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change

EN: to become or make different | JP: 変える・変わる | Example: The schedule may change next week.

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choose

EN: to select from options | JP: 選ぶ | Example: You can choose any topic.

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claim

EN: to state that something is true | JP: 主張する | Example: The author claims that the policy failed.

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collect

EN: to gather things together | JP: 集める | Example: We collected data from students.

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combine

EN: to join things together | JP: 組み合わせる | Example: Combine the two ideas into one paragraph.

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compare

EN: to examine similarities and differences | JP: 比較する | Example: Compare Athens and Sparta.

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compete

EN: to try to win against others | JP: 競争する | Example: Many students compete for scholarships.

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complain

EN: to say that you are unhappy about something | JP: 不満を言う | Example: He complained about the noise.

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complete

EN: to finish something | JP: 完了する | Example: I completed the assignment early.

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concentrate

EN: to give full attention to something | JP: 集中する | Example: I cannot concentrate when I am tired.

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confirm

EN: to show that something is true or certain | JP: 確認する | Example: Please confirm the meeting time.

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connect

EN: to join or relate things | JP: つなぐ・関連づける | Example: The essay connects history with economics.

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consider

EN: to think carefully about something | JP: 検討する | Example: I am considering a different major.

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contain

EN: to have something inside | JP: 含む | Example: The article contains useful information.

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continue

EN: to keep doing something | JP: 続ける | Example: She continued studying after dinner.

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contribute

EN: to give or add something to a shared result | JP: 貢献する | Example: Everyone contributed to the project.

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control

EN: to direct or limit something | JP: 管理する・支配する | Example: The government tried to control prices.

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convince

EN: to make someone believe or agree | JP: 納得させる | Example: The evidence convinced the jury.

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create

EN: to make something new | JP: 作る | Example: Students created a presentation.

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deal

EN: to handle a situation | JP: 対処する | Example: We need to deal with the problem quickly.

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decide

EN: to make a choice | JP: 決める | Example: I decided to take the course.

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decrease

EN: to become or make smaller | JP: 減少する | Example: The price decreased last month.

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define

EN: to explain the meaning of something | JP: 定義する | Example: Can you define this term?

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deliver

EN: to bring something to a person or place | JP: 届ける | Example: The package was delivered yesterday.

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demand

EN: to strongly ask for or require something | JP: 要求する | Example: The job demands a lot of patience.

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depend

EN: to be determined by something else | JP: 依存する・〜次第である | Example: The result depends on the data.

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describe

EN: to say what something is like | JP: 説明する・描写する | Example: Describe the main character.

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design

EN: to plan how something will look or work | JP: 設計する | Example: They designed a new website.

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determine

EN: to find out or decide something | JP: 決定する・突き止める | Example: The test will determine your placement.

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develop

EN: to grow or improve over time | JP: 発達する・開発する | Example: She developed strong study habits.

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disappear

EN: to stop being visible or existing | JP: 消える | Example: The pain disappeared after a few hours.

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discover

EN: to find something for the first time | JP: 発見する | Example: Researchers discovered a new pattern.

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discuss

EN: to talk about something in detail | JP: 議論する | Example: We discussed the reading in class.

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divide

EN: to separate into parts | JP: 分ける | Example: Divide the work among four people.

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earn

EN: to receive money or recognition through work | JP: 稼ぐ・得る | Example: She earns money from a campus job.

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encourage

EN: to give someone confidence or support | JP: 励ます | Example: My professor encouraged me to apply.

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establish

EN: to create something that continues | JP: 設立する・確立する | Example: The city established a new program.

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estimate

EN: to roughly calculate or judge | JP: 見積もる | Example: I estimated the cost at fifty dollars.

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examine

EN: to look at something carefully | JP: 調べる | Example: The doctor examined my eye.

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exist

EN: to be real or present | JP: 存在する | Example: Several explanations exist.

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expand

EN: to become or make larger | JP: 拡大する | Example: The company plans to expand overseas.

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expect

EN: to think something will happen | JP: 予想する・期待する | Example: I expect the test to be difficult.

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experience

EN: to go through an event or situation | JP: 経験する | Example: Many students experience stress.

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explain

EN: to make something clear | JP: 説明する | Example: Please explain your answer.

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express

EN: to communicate a thought or feeling | JP: 表現する | Example: He expressed concern about the plan.

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face

EN: to deal with a difficult situation | JP: 直面する | Example: Students face many challenges.

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fail

EN: to be unsuccessful | JP: 失敗する | Example: The plan failed because of poor timing.

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focus

EN: to give special attention to something | JP: 集中する | Example: Focus on the main argument.

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follow

EN: to come after or obey | JP: 従う・後に続く | Example: Please follow the instructions.

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gain

EN: to get or increase something valuable | JP: 得る | Example: I gained confidence from the experience.

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handle

EN: to manage a situation | JP: 対処する | Example: She handled the problem calmly.

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happen

EN: to take place | JP: 起こる | Example: What happened after the war?

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identify

EN: to recognize or name something | JP: 特定する | Example: Identify the main cause.

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improve

EN: to make or become better | JP: 改善する | Example: My writing improved this semester.

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include

EN: to have something as part of a whole | JP: 含む | Example: The price includes tax.

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increase

EN: to become or make larger | JP: 増加する | Example: Costs increased this year.

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influence

EN: to affect the way someone thinks or acts | JP: 影響を与える | Example: Friends can influence your decisions.

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intend

EN: to plan or mean to do something | JP: 意図する | Example: I intend to transfer in two years.

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introduce

EN: to present something for the first time | JP: 紹介する・導入する | Example: The professor introduced a new concept.

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involve

EN: to include as a necessary part | JP: 伴う・含む | Example: The job involves working with customers.

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join

EN: to become part of a group | JP: 参加する | Example: I joined a student club.

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judge

EN: to form an opinion after considering facts | JP: 判断する | Example: Do not judge the situation too quickly.

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lack

EN: to not have enough of something | JP: 欠いている | Example: The argument lacks strong evidence.

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lead

EN: to guide or cause something | JP: 導く | Example: Good planning can lead to success.

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learn

EN: to gain knowledge or skill | JP: 学ぶ | Example: I learn best through practice.

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maintain

EN: to keep something in good condition or state | JP: 維持する | Example: It is hard to maintain motivation.

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manage

EN: to control or successfully deal with something | JP: 管理する・うまく対処する | Example: I manage my time with a calendar.

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matter

EN: to be important | JP: 重要である | Example: Details matter in this assignment.

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mention

EN: to briefly talk about something | JP: 言及する | Example: The article mentions several causes.

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notice

EN: to become aware of something | JP: 気づく | Example: I noticed a mistake in my essay.

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obtain

EN: to get something | JP: 得る | Example: You need permission to obtain the record.

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occur

EN: to happen | JP: 起こる | Example: The event occurred in the morning.

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offer

EN: to present something for someone to accept | JP: 提供する | Example: The college offers free tutoring.

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perform

EN: to do a task or activity | JP: 行う | Example: The students performed the experiment.

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prevent

EN: to stop something from happening | JP: 防ぐ | Example: Good habits can prevent many problems.

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produce

EN: to make or create something | JP: 生産する・生み出す | Example: The farm produces vegetables.

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prove

EN: to show that something is true | JP: 証明する | Example: The evidence does not prove the claim.