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難関大読解 15
B2中心の発展語彙

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50項目大学受験対策同期 2026-09-05

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  1. 01

    mill

    名詞CEFR B2

    The coffee mill that I received does not work.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  2. 02

    outing

    名詞CEFR B2

    Even though it was raining, they went on their outing.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  3. 03

    peg

    名詞CEFR B2

    He might, however, have seen a wooden peg of a different size or color.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  4. 04

    skateboard

    名詞CEFR B2

    When you skateboard, it puts quite a strain on your knees.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  5. 05

    stimulation

    名詞CEFR B2

    Just as the body needs exercise, so the mind needs stimulation to stay healthy.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  6. 06

    unsatisfactory

    形容詞CEFR B2

    Barter, however, was a very unsatisfactory system because people's needs seldom matched exactly.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  7. 07

    exhibit

    動詞CEFR B2

    They are going to exhibit many famous old paintings at the gallery.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1501〜2000位

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

  8. 08

    prime

    形容詞CEFR B2

    The prime purpose of the profession is the rendering of a public service.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1501〜2000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

    assemble

    動詞CEFR B2

    It is rather difficult to assemble a watch.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  10. 10

    awe

    名詞CEFR B2

    Benjamin called the sense of awe and reverence experienced before a great work of art "aura".

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  11. 11

    cane

    名詞CEFR B2

    A staff is used to help steady yourself when walking, much like a cane.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  12. 12

    conquest

    名詞CEFR B2

    This is what is called the Norman Conquest.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  13. 13

    elegance

    名詞CEFR B2

    This is a house that exudes an air of elegance.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 willie7296/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  14. 14

    idiot

    名詞CEFR B2

    I'm not the kind of idiot who would climb a mountain in the winter without proper preparations.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  15. 15

    inherit

    動詞CEFR B2

    His relatives took it for granted that they would inherit the bulk of his wealth.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  16. 16

    intent

    形容詞CEFR B2

    In my class I noticed a girl student who was particularly intent on studying Chinese.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  17. 17

    optimism

    名詞CEFR B2

    There is considerable optimism that the economy will improve.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  18. 18

    sack

    動詞CEFR B2

    In British English, "to get the sack" means to be fired from your job.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  19. 19

    suck

    動詞CEFR B2

    Children suck the mother when they are young, and the father when they are old.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  20. 20

    tuberculosis

    名詞CEFR B2

    These days few people suffer from tuberculosis.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  21. 21

    understandable

    形容詞CEFR B2

    Thank you so much for your always easily understandable explanations.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  22. 22

    wilderness

    名詞CEFR B2

    There is nothing here but remote wilderness.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

    例文出典: Tatoeba/英語文 tsp_2/CC BY 2.0 FR/原文のまま使用

  23. 23

    ultimately

    副詞CEFR B2

    The notorious rebel was ultimately captured and confined to jail.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 2001〜2500位

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

  24. 24

    ballot

    名詞CEFR B2

    One that's on my mind tonight is about a woman who cast her ballot in Atlanta.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  25. 25

    certify

    動詞CEFR B2

    Records certify that Bob passed his driving test.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  26. 26

    disposition

    名詞CEFR B2

    He is so mild in disposition that I have never heard him speak in a loud voice.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  27. 27

    donkey

    名詞CEFR B2

    That is not a horse, but a donkey.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  28. 28

    ecologist

    名詞CEFR B2

    The ecologist warned us that petroleum was not merely a blessing but also a curse.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  29. 29

    gravitation

    名詞CEFR B2

    We learned that Newton discovered the law of gravitation.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  30. 30

    grieve

    動詞CEFR B2

    She did nothing but grieve over her husband's death.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  31. 31

    inaccurate

    形容詞CEFR B2

    Our experiment has revealed that his report was inaccurate.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  32. 32

    indifferent

    形容詞CEFR B2

    She looks indifferent but deep down she's very pleased.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  33. 33

    murmur

    名詞CEFR B2

    There was a murmur when she entered the room.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  34. 34

    recollect

    動詞CEFR B2

    I recollect his saying so.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  35. 35

    reverence

    名詞CEFR B2

    I felt profound reverence for the courageous mother.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  36. 36

    stagger

    名詞CEFR B2

    But somehow he managed to stagger to the doors.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  37. 37

    stern

    形容詞CEFR B2

    Silvia had a stern father who never praised her.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  38. 38

    tremor

    名詞CEFR B2

    I felt a small tremor, but rather than an earthquake, it was just a truck driving by.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  39. 39

    youthful

    形容詞CEFR B2

    Though he is old, he has a youthful spirit.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  40. 40

    index

    名詞CEFR B2

    Is there an index to the book?

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1501〜2000位

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

  41. 41

    constant

    形容詞CEFR B2

    The sick man required constant attention.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1501〜2000位

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

  42. 42

    initiative

    名詞CEFR B2

    The city took the initiative in the pollution suit.

    選定資料: CEFR-J・NGSL/頻度帯 1501〜2000位

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

  43. 43

    carefree

    形容詞CEFR B2

    Someone who is carefree easily changes their tune.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  44. 44

    cellar

    名詞CEFR B2

    That team is always in the cellar.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  45. 45

    cruelly

    副詞CEFR B2

    It's shameful to treat a child so cruelly.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  46. 46

    gaudy

    形容詞CEFR B2

    Stick to jackets that aren't too gaudy.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  47. 47

    humane

    形容詞CEFR B2

    Isn't that the most humane punishment for criminals?

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  48. 48

    outfit

    名詞CEFR B2

    That outfit is running a fly-by-night operation.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  49. 49

    probable

    形容詞CEFR B2

    It is probable that she will come tomorrow.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

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

  50. 50

    retreat

    動詞CEFR B2

    They had no alternative but to retreat.

    選定資料: CEFR-J/頻度帯 NGSL外

    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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