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大学受験基礎 9
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50項目大学受験対策同期 2026-09-05

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  1. 01

    government

    名詞CEFR A2

    It seems that the government wants to separate these three.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Tatoeba contributor/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  2. 02

    fight

    名詞CEFR B1

    The bill was passed after a hard fight in the House.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CM/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  3. 03

    capital

    名詞CEFR A2

    Which is the capital of the United States, Washington or New York?

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  4. 04

    cause

    動詞CEFR A2

    I find it apt to cause misunderstanding that society confers such emotional privileges upon youth.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Tatoeba contributor/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  5. 05

    fear

    名詞CEFR A2

    The man was obsessed with fear that the secret might be disclosed.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  6. 06

    race

    名詞CEFR B1

    I took it for granted that he would win the race.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  7. 07

    receive

    動詞CEFR A2

    Partly because he could not receive enough information, Harper's description remains imperfect.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Tatoeba contributor/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  8. 08

    behavior

    名詞CEFR A2

    It is the behavior of the control group that is important in this connection.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Tatoeba contributor/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  9. 09

    sleep

    動詞CEFR B1

    You had better turn off the light before you go to sleep.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CM/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  10. 10

    offer

    名詞CEFR A2

    Your offer is very attractive, but we will have to think about it.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  11. 11

    trouble

    名詞CEFR A2

    When he got into trouble, he turned to his parents for help.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  12. 12

    send

    動詞CEFR A2

    I don't like to send postcards when I'm on a trip.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  13. 13

    free

    形容詞CEFR A2

    A democrat is a free citizen who yields to the will of the majority.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 pyrachi/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  14. 14

    hit

    名詞CEFR A2

    Being that the domestic game market is saturated, one can't hope for a big hit.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 peterius/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  15. 15

    regard

    名詞CEFR B1

    That company hires people without regard to race, religion, or nationality.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Zifre/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  16. 16

    perhaps

    副詞CEFR A2

    So perhaps this was their ancient god returning after his long absence.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Tatoeba contributor/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  17. 17

    damage

    名詞CEFR B1

    We went to court when they refused to pay for the damage.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  18. 18

    sort

    名詞CEFR B1

    It's the sort of work that calls for a high level of concentration.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 sacredceltic/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  19. 19

    improve

    動詞CEFR A2

    Green peas are high in iron and contain nutrients that improve the colour of fingernails.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Zifre/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  20. 20

    simple

    形容詞CEFR A2

    This work is simple enough that even a child can do it.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  21. 21

    doubt

    名詞CEFR A2

    Even now, we still doubt that he is the real murderer.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  22. 22

    mean

    動詞CEFR A2

    The time will come when you will understand what I mean.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  23. 23

    road

    名詞CEFR A2

    You can't be too careful of traffic when you cross the road.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 lacerda44/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  24. 24

    research

    名詞CEFR A2

    The research done by them shows that Americans are not interested in Japan.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  25. 25

    completely

    副詞CEFR B1

    Everything that I saw was completely different from what I had expected.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  26. 26

    weight

    名詞CEFR A2

    It is fair to say that both balls are of equal weight.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Source_VOA/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  27. 27

    red

    名詞CEFR A2

    We had to sell the building because for years we operated it in the red.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Dejo/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  28. 28

    communication

    名詞CEFR A2

    But as civilizations grew more complex, better methods of communication were needed.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Tatoeba contributor/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  29. 29

    judge

    動詞CEFR B1

    You must take his age into account when you judge his performance.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  30. 30

    drop

    動詞CEFR A2

    That boy used to drop in on me.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  31. 31

    promise

    動詞CEFR A2

    I promise that I'll mop the floor tomorrow morning.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  32. 32

    dress

    名詞CEFR A2

    His dress betrayed the fact that he was a foreigner.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Tatoeba contributor/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  33. 33

    seem

    動詞CEFR A2

    It is the things that we do not possess which seem to us most desirable.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CM/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

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    please

    動詞CEFR B1

    It is by no means easy to please everybody.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CM/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  35. 35

    front

    名詞CEFR A2

    This building looks large from the front, but not from the side.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  36. 36

    scene

    名詞CEFR A2

    My hair stood on end with horror when I saw the scene.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1001〜1500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Tatoeba contributor/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  37. 37

    generally

    副詞CEFR B1

    Students generally like a teacher who understands their problems.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  38. 38

    depend

    動詞CEFR A2

    We often fail to realize the extent to which we depend on others.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Swift/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

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    post

    名詞CEFR A2

    It will take him at least two years to be qualified for that post.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  40. 40

    name

    名詞CEFR B1

    Mary called him every name she could think of.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  41. 41

    trust

    名詞CEFR A2

    I tried thinking about why it was that I didn't trust him.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1001〜1500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 fcbond/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  42. 42

    high

    形容詞CEFR A2

    At this rate, the risk is high that our country's competitive position will drop even further.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 fcbond/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  43. 43

    style

    名詞CEFR A2

    There are a lot of people so today we've gone for buffet style.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Tatoeba contributor/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  44. 44

    bear

    動詞CEFR A2

    Could you bear anyone to treat you like that?

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Tatoeba contributor/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  45. 45

    green

    名詞CEFR A2

    A green color is a characteristic of that type of apple.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CM/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  46. 46

    authority

    名詞CEFR B1

    I don't have the authority to give you the green light.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NAWL/頻度帯 NGSL外

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Shiawase/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  47. 47

    object

    名詞CEFR B1

    The object is that which in Japanese would generally be indicated with "ni" or "o".

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 Tatoeba contributor/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  48. 48

    figure

    名詞CEFR A2

    Theoretical physics was child's play to Einstein, but he couldn't figure out his income tax.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CM/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  49. 49

    increase

    動詞CEFR A2

    This article contains tips for those who are eager to increase their vocabulary.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1〜500位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  50. 50

    occur

    動詞CEFR B1

    Traffic accidents occur more often when it's raining than when it's not.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 501〜1000位

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 CK/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

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