A Woman in Pain
WORDS
at one fell swoop/一挙に/In one fell swoop, I kicked the shower curtain back.
poke/つつく/I poked around the rest of the bedroom, and then followed Anne into the kitchen.
burglary/強盗/There was no sign of any violence, no burglary, no break-in. I checked in the master bedroom
pill/薬/What are these pills for, do you know?”
mess up/だいなしにする/He messed up his leg playing football in college.
purse/ハンドバッグ/Then I saw Anne reach inside her purse.
fear/恐れて/Anne hung up and looked at me in fear.
2010年1月20日水曜日
Missing Person - Episode #2
Beer and Cigarettes
WORDS
amateur/アマチュア、素人
detective/刑事、私立探偵/Some of my students know I’m an amateur detective.
security/保証、警備
agency/代理店/I worked for a security agency that protected private homes
criminals/犯罪、犯罪者/I learned a lot about criminals.
arrest/逮捕する/I was arrested by the police
suggest/提案する/ I suggested.
WORDS
amateur/アマチュア、素人
detective/刑事、私立探偵/Some of my students know I’m an amateur detective.
security/保証、警備
agency/代理店/I worked for a security agency that protected private homes
criminals/犯罪、犯罪者/I learned a lot about criminals.
arrest/逮捕する/I was arrested by the police
suggest/提案する/ I suggested.
Missing Person - Episode #1
http://www.englishthroughstories.com/scripts/scripts.html
Episode 1: The Man in the Mask
WORDS
1.plan/計画する/I didn’t even plan to kill him.
2.ticking~off/小言、叱責/I had no idea why this stranger was hitting me, and it was ticking me off.
3.missing/行方不明/Her sister, Sarah, was missing.
4.halfway/中途半端に/We were on our way to Sarah's apartment to find her, when halfway up the front steps of the building.
5.scream/悲鳴をあげる/He screamed with pain.
6.moan/うめき声をあげる/“Oh my God!” he moaned.
7.grab/つかむ/I grabbed him by the shirt
8.yell/叫ぶ、怒鳴る/He yelled even louder now.
9.suppose/~と思われる/she was supposed to have lunch with her sister
Episode 1: The Man in the Mask
WORDS
1.plan/計画する/I didn’t even plan to kill him.
2.ticking~off/小言、叱責/I had no idea why this stranger was hitting me, and it was ticking me off.
3.missing/行方不明/Her sister, Sarah, was missing.
4.halfway/中途半端に/We were on our way to Sarah's apartment to find her, when halfway up the front steps of the building.
5.scream/悲鳴をあげる/He screamed with pain.
6.moan/うめき声をあげる/“Oh my God!” he moaned.
7.grab/つかむ/I grabbed him by the shirt
8.yell/叫ぶ、怒鳴る/He yelled even louder now.
9.suppose/~と思われる/she was supposed to have lunch with her sister
2009年12月8日火曜日
The christmas cherry tree

http://storynory.com/2009/12/07/the-christmas-cherry-tree/
words
courteous/a courteous reply
noble/a member of an ancient noble family
struggle for/Millions of people are struggling for survival.
laid/past tense and past participle of lay → He laid his hand on my shoulder.
minstrels/a singer or musician in the Middle Ages
robe/ローブ
honour/名誉, 光栄
dwindle/His money had dwindled away.
feast/a wedding feast
meekly/He was always so meek and mild. meek→大人しい
carol/He could hear carols and dancing.
merriment/The sound of merriment brought back memories of his past feasts and festivities.
piteousl/Sir Cleges wrung his hands began to pray piteously. 哀れな,痛々しい
2009年11月18日水曜日
The billy goatas gruff
http://storynory.com/2007/04/22/the-billy-goats-gruff/
goats/ They keep cattle, goats and sheep near the border of the Masai Mara National Reserve.
gruff/ gruff manner
cascade/ Please cascade this to account manager.
saucer/ tea-saucer 受け皿
troll/ "Who’s that tripping over my bridge?" roared the troll.
goats/ They keep cattle, goats and sheep near the border of the Masai Mara National Reserve.
gruff/ gruff manner
cascade/ Please cascade this to account manager.
saucer/ tea-saucer 受け皿
troll/ "Who’s that tripping over my bridge?" roared the troll.
2009年11月5日木曜日
The flog

http://storynory.com/2005/10/31/the-frog/
palace/The Palace has announced that the Duke and Duchess are to separate.
unertake/ Dr Johnson undertook the task of writing a comprehensive English dictionary.
delight/ The kids were screaming with delight.
weep/ She wept for the loss of her mother.
pearl/ a pearl necklace (真珠)
This story was easy for me to read.
hunchbackとはどんな意味なのでしょうか??
2009年11月3日火曜日
baba yaga 2/2
http://storynory.com/2008/10/13/baba-yaga-a-scary-story-for-halloween/
dull/ a dull movie
forlorn/ a forlon figure sitting all by herself
dreadfully/ They're dreadfully busy at the moment
harm/ this won't do his career serious harm
creak/ The floorboards creaked as she walked across the room.
quiver/ The child was quivering in her arms.
strew/ The street was strewn with broken glass.
gallop/ A neighbour's horse came galloping down the road, riderless.
sweep/ bert swept the path in front of the house.
relative/ a gathering of friends and relative
hesitation/ After some hestation one of them began to speak.
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