English-Japanese Vocabulary and Expressions

A complete set of vocabulary flashcards covering all 128 English terms, phrases, and idiomatic expressions from the lecture notes, including their Japanese meanings and contextual example sentences.

seasoning

調味料、味付け (Example: This dish needs more seasoning.)

desperate

必死な、切実な (Example: I was desperate to improve my English.)

ripped

破れた、筋肉が引き締まった (Example: My shirt is ripped.)

better

より良い、より上手に (Example: I feel better today.)

determined

決意した、意志の強い (Example: I'm determined to improve my English.)

occupied

使用中の、忙しい (Example: Is this seat occupied?)

considerate

思いやりのある (Example: She is very considerate.)

offended

気分を害した (Example: I hope you're not offended.)

offending

人を不快にさせる、違反している (Example: I didn't mean to offend you.)

boss

上司 (Example: My boss was very strict.)

employee

従業員 (Example: We have over 100 employees.)

dating

交際していること (Example: They've been dating for two years.)

attainment

達成、到達 (Example: Goal attainment takes effort.)

combine

組み合わせる (Example: We can combine these two ideas.)

continue

続ける (Example: I want to continue studying English.)

description

説明、描写 (Example: Can you give me a short description?)

disperse

散らばる、分散する (Example: The crowd began to disperse.)

entertainment

娯楽 (Example: Traveling is my favorite entertainment.)

influence

影響、影響を与える (Example: My parents influenced my decisions.)

range

範囲、幅 (Example: We offer a wide range of products.)

release

発表する、公開する、解放する (Example: The company released a new product.)

representation

表現、代表 (Example: This chart is a visual representation of the data.)

separately

別々に (Example: Can we pay separately?)

successive

連続した (Example: We had three successive meetings.)

coordinate

調整する、連携する (Example: I'll coordinate with the team.)

resonance

共鳴、響き (Example: Her speech had emotional resonance.)

respiratory

呼吸器の (Example: Smoking can cause respiratory problems.)

intercostal muscles

肋間筋 (Example: The intercostal muscles help us breathe.)

cavity

空洞、虫歯 (Example: I have a cavity in my tooth.)

articulation

発音の明瞭さ、関節運動 (Example: Clear articulation helps people understand you.)

discard

捨てる (Example: Please discard the empty bottle.)

uneasy

不安な、落ち着かない (Example: I felt uneasy about the situation.)

cost a fortune

非常に高額である (Example: This hotel costs a fortune.)

receipt

レシート、領収書 (Example: Could I have a receipt, please?)

bail money

保釈金 (Example: He needed bail money.)

street-smart

世渡り上手な、実社会に強い (Example: She's very street-smart.)

wooden chopsticks

木製の箸 (Example: Do you have wooden chopsticks?)

discipline

規律、自制心、しつけ (Example: Learning English takes discipline.)

blade

刃 (Example: Be careful. The blade is sharp.)

synonymous

同義の (Example: These two words are almost synonymous.)

antonymous

反意の (Example: Hot and cold are antonymous words.)

profession

職業、専門職 (Example: Teaching is a respected profession.)

professional

専門家、プロの (Example: She is very professional.)

idiomatic expression

慣用表現 (Example: I learned a new idiomatic expression.)

piece of cake

とても簡単 (Example: The test was a piece of cake.)

frazzled

疲れ切った、神経がすり減った (Example: I felt frazzled after work.)

dormant

休止状態の、眠っている (Example: The volcano is dormant.)

quirky

風変わりな、個性的な (Example: He has a quirky sense of humor.)

lethargic

だるい、無気力な (Example: I feel lethargic today.)

enthusiastic

熱心な、情熱的な (Example: She's enthusiastic about learning English.)

blame

責める、責任を負わせる (Example: Don't blame yourself.)

fart

おならをする (Example: Someone farted in the elevator.)

car fumes

車の排気ガス (Example: Car fumes can be harmful.)

air pollution

大気汚染 (Example: Air pollution is a serious problem.)

brain

脳 (Example: Sleep is important for the brain.)

wired

配線された、興奮して眠れない (Example: I'm too wired to sleep.)

connectivity

接続性、つながり (Example: Internet connectivity is poor here.)

harmful

有害な (Example: Too much stress is harmful.)

evidence

証拠、根拠 (Example: Do you have any evidence?)

brain scan

脳の画像検査 (Example: The doctor recommended a brain scan.)

network

ネットワーク、人脈 (Example: I built a strong professional network.)

interrupt

遮る、中断する (Example: Sorry to interrupt you.)

concerning

心配な、懸念される (Example: That's a little concerning.)

return to normal

元に戻る (Example: Things are finally returning to normal.)

be good with numbers

数字に強い (Example: I'm good with numbers.)

be good with my hands

手先が器用である (Example: I'm good with my hands.)

have good people skills

対人能力が高い (Example: A good manager needs good people skills.)

have good communication skills

コミュニケーション能力が高い (Example: She has good communication skills.)

hardworking

勤勉な (Example: He's a hardworking employee.)

trustworthy

信頼できる (Example: She's honest and trustworthy.)

team player

協調性のある人 (Example: I'm a good team player.)

problem solver

問題解決が得意な人 (Example: He's an excellent problem solver.)

workaholic

仕事中毒の人 (Example: I used to be a workaholic.)

high-paying

給料の高い (Example: He's looking for a high-paying job.)

stressful

ストレスの多い (Example: My previous job was stressful.)

offbeat

風変わりな、型破りな (Example: I like his offbeat ideas.)

job loss

失業、職を失うこと (Example: Job loss can cause financial stress.)

delay

遅れ、遅らせる (Example: Sorry for the delay.)

impact

影響 (Example: The change had a big impact on our business.)

regulation

規制、規則 (Example: We must follow local regulations.)

generate

生み出す、生成する (Example: We need to generate more sales.)

prompt

促す、指示文 (Example: I gave ChatGPT a simple prompt.)

potential

可能性、潜在的な (Example: This idea has great potential.)

limitless

無限の、限りない (Example: The possibilities are limitless.)

industry

業界、産業 (Example: I worked in the retail industry.)

affect

影響を与える (Example: Lack of sleep affects my concentration.)

body clock

体内時計 (Example: My body clock is still adjusting.)

sleeping routine

睡眠習慣 (Example: I want to improve my sleeping routine.)

acquaintance

知り合い (Example: He's an acquaintance from school.)

diligent

勤勉な、熱心な (Example: She's a diligent student.)

optimistic

楽観的な (Example: I'm optimistic about the future.)

pessimistic

悲観的な (Example: Don't be too pessimistic.)

setback

挫折、障害 (Example: My injury was a setback.)

meticulous

細部まで注意深い (Example: He's meticulous about details.)

eloquent

雄弁な、話が上手な (Example: She's an eloquent speaker.)

unmotivated

やる気がない (Example: I felt unmotivated yesterday.)

lack of motivation

意欲の欠如 (Example: I struggled with a lack of motivation.)

drain

消耗させる、排水する (Example: Long meetings drain my energy.)

empathetic

共感力のある (Example: A good leader should be empathetic.)

put yourself in someone else's shoe

相手の立場になって考える (Example: Try to put yourself in her shoes.)