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blast [名詞]

an event or experience that is highly enjoyable or exciting

Ex: We had a blast at the concert last night .

comfy [形容詞]

快適な

Ex: She curled up in a comfy chair with a good book .

彼女は良い本と一緒に快適な椅子に丸くなった。

to [be] cut out for {sth} [句]

to have all the necessary qualities that makes one suitable for a particular job, role, etc.

Ex: From a young age , it was clear that she was cut out for a career in music , as her talent and passion were evident .

to flip [動詞]

逆上する

Ex: When she heard the unexpected news , she completely flipped .

予期せぬ知らせを聞いたとき、彼女は完全にキレた。

to get down [動詞]

楽しむ

Ex: The crowd at the concert really knew how to get down and dance the night away .

コンサートの観衆は本当にどのように楽しむかを知っていて、一晩中踊りました。

to get into [動詞]

参加する

Ex: She got into the school choir and started practicing with the group .

彼女は学校の合唱団に入り、グループと練習を始めました。

to get [動詞]

捕まえる

Ex: In the scuffle , the security guards managed to get the intruder by the arm and escorted him out .

乱闘の中で、警備員は侵入者を腕で捕まえることに成功し、彼を外に連れ出した。

to [go] to hell in (a|) (handbasket|handbag) [句]

to rapidly and irreversibly deteriorate or decline in a manner that is likely to result in a bad outcome or failure

Ex: She is going to hell in handbag by spending all her money on unnecessary things .

to hit [動詞]

到着する

Ex: Keep walking straight , and you 'll hit the main street .

まっすぐ歩き続けると、メインストリートに着きます。

hot [形容詞]

ホット

Ex: She found herself drawn to him because she thought he was hot .

in the raw [句]

used to refer to someone who is not covered with any clothing

Ex: After a long day at the beach , Emily and her friends enjoyed a refreshing swim in the ocean , feeling the freedom of being in the raw .

no pain, no gain [句]

used for saying that without working hard and experiencing difficulties, one cannot achieve anything

Ex: She pushed through the tough workout, reminding herself, "no pain, no gain."

reeking [形容詞]

悪臭を放つ

Ex: The reeking garbage bin was a serious issue in the otherwise clean kitchen.

臭いゴミ箱は、それ以外はきれいなキッチンでの深刻な問題でした。

so help me (God|) [句]

used to emphasize one's seriousness, determination, or truthfulness

Ex: I promise to finish this project on time , so help me God .

to strip down [動詞]

服を脱ぐ

to [sweat] like a (pig|horse) [句]

to be very hot and sweat a lot

Ex: Despite the cold weather , David sweats like a horse whenever he plays basketball .

when hell freezes over [文]

used to express disbelief in something happening

Ex: " I 'll lend you my vintage sports car when hell freezes over , " he replied when asked for a loan .

wow [間投詞]

わあ

Ex: I ca n't believe you finished the race so quickly , wow !

あなたがそんなに速くレースを終えたなんて信じられない、わお！

wuss [名詞]

a person regarded as weak, timid, or lacking courage, especially seen as unmanly

Ex: He won't ride the rollercoaster – what a wuss.

thanks [間投詞]

ありがとう

Ex: Thanks for the help !

ありがとう助けてくれて！

buff [形容詞]

筋肉質の

Ex: He worked out regularly at the gym, resulting in a buff physique with well-defined muscles.

彼はジムで定期的にトレーニングをし、その結果、筋肉質で筋肉の輪郭がはっきりした体格になりました。

get off it [間投詞]

やめろ！

Ex: "You think you can run faster than me? Get off it!"

私より速く走れると思ってるの？ やめてくれ !

kick [名詞]

スリル

Ex: She gets a real kick out of hiking in the mountains .

彼女は山でのハイキングから本当の興奮を得ます。

killer [形容詞]

殺人的な

Ex: That concert last night was killer!

昨夜のコンサートは最高だった！

potbelly [名詞]

太鼓腹

Ex: His potbelly was noticeable even under his loose shirt .

彼の 太鼓腹 は、ゆったりしたシャツの下でも目立っていた。

lardo [名詞]

デブ

Ex: Stop calling me a lardo ; I ’ve been working on my fitness !

デブと呼ぶのをやめて；私はフィットネスに取り組んでいます！

potbelly [名詞]

太鼓腹

Ex: His potbelly was noticeable even under his loose shirt .

彼の 太鼓腹 は、ゆったりしたシャツの下でも目立っていた。

raring to go [句]

eager, excited, or full of energy, especially in anticipation of doing something

Ex: She’s raring to go on the new project and can’t wait to get started.

revved [形容詞]

興奮した

Ex: He was all revved up for the race, determined to win.

彼はレースに向けて完全に興奮していて、勝つと決意していた。

what is with you? [間投詞]

どうしたの？

Ex: What is with you today? You've been acting so distant.

今日はどうしたの？ ずっとよそよそしいね。

wiped-out [形容詞]

疲れ果てた

Ex: After running that marathon, I was completely wiped out.

そのマラソンを走った後、私は完全に疲れ果てていた。

beit [名詞]

一口

Ex: He took a quick beit of whiskey to calm his nerves .

彼は神経を落ち着かせるためにウイスキーの素早いbeitを飲んだ。

to boot [動詞]

追い出す

Ex: They had to boot him out of the party when he started causing trouble.

彼が問題を起こし始めたとき、彼らは彼をパーティーから追い出さなければならなかった。

to [give] {sb} the boot [句]

to dismiss or fire someone, or to force someone to leave or depart from a place or situation

Ex: If she continues showing up late to work , they 'll give her the boot .

to [bet] {one's} boots [句]

to wager something with high confidence that something will happen or that something is true

Ex: I bet my boots that she ’ll win the competition .

to [lay] a glove on {sb/sth} [句]

to physically hit someone, particularly while wearing boxing gloves

Ex: In the intense boxing match , the champion could n't lay a glove on his skilled opponent , who dodged every punch .

to [hold|hang] on to {one's} [hat] [句]

to prepare oneself for an event or situation that is expected to be exciting, intense, or unpredictable

Ex: The weather forecast is predicting a storm, so you better hold onto your hat if you're going outside.

heel [名詞]

卑劣な人

Ex: He ’s such a heel for abandoning his friends when they needed him the most .

彼は友達が最も必要とした時に見捨てるなんて、本当に卑劣なやつだ。

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