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11/28 ラジオ英会話
Christmas Cookies
A : It's hot in the kitchen. Can I open the window?
J : I'll get it, Alice.
A : Thanks, Jim.
J : I botched this one. It has way too much icing.
A : Would you care if I ate it?
J : Be my guest.
A : Mmm, it's good. Want a bite?
J : Yes. Mmm. Now back to work.
A : May I use your bathroom?
J : Sure.
A : I'll be right back.
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Electric Train Set
M : That about does it.
The tracks are assembled.
S : I'll connect the caboose to the last car.
M : Okay. All set.
S : Oh, the train derailed.
M : Let's consult the instruction manual.
S : The problem is the rug. We're supposed to set it up on a flat surface.
M : That figures.
S : Let's start over. We can lay it out on the table.
M : Good thinking.
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Slapjack
D : Let's play Slapjack.
Y : How do you play, Dylan?
D : Deal out the cards, face down into two piles.
Y : Now what?
D : Turn over the top card and put it in the center.
Y : Sounds easy enough.
D : Slap the pile of the cards if a Jack turns up. You catch on fast,
Yuki. You won the whole pile.
Y : This is my kind of game.
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You Too, Brutus?
M : Portia, I was thinking of doing something with this sheet.
P : Why don't you be a historical character, Marcus?
M : Okay, I'll be Julius Caesar.
P : Hold out your arms. I'll wrap the sheet around you.
M : Now all I need is a laurel.
Do you think I can pull it off?
P : Of course you can. Look in the mirror.
M : Et tu Brute?
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How to Swing a Bat
C : Stacy, you're up.
S : Is this how you hold the bat?
C : You look like a pro. Keep your eye on the ball.
S : I missed.
C : Nice try. Just remember to keep both hands on the bat when you swing.
S : Okay, I'll give it my best shot.
C : Here's one more pitch.
S : Gee whiz! I hit it.
C : Good one! It's a home run!
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How to Throw a Yo-Yo
M : Tasuku, I can't figure out how.
T : Okay. Wind it up. The loop goes just under the top joint of your middle finger.
M : Like so?
T: Yes. Make sure your palm is up.
M : Now I throw it down?
T : Go for it.
M : Here goes! Whee!
T : You're getting there, Mary.
M : Teach me some yo-yo tricks.
T : All in good time.
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9/1 Making Yakisoba
M : The first thing you need to do is chop the vegetables.
W : Just about done. There.
M : Great. So far so good. The meat goes in next.
W : Then I add the veggies.
M : Exactly. Wait! Not all at once.
W : Sorry.
M : No big deal. Now, throw in a yakisoba. Like this.
W : What about the bean sprouts?
M : That comes last. ...Done.
W : Yum!
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8/31 Laundry Day
J : Mrs. Smith, could you give me some pointers on how to operate your washing machine?
S : It's really very simple, Joe.
Just turn the dial to the setting you'd like, and push this button.
J : Great. Thanks.
S : Um... I think it would be wise to hand-wash that sweater.
J : As you can see, I don't know the first thing about washing clothes.
S : It's never too late to learn.
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How to Tip
K : What do we tip the waitress, Laura?
L : What did the bill come to, Kazuo?
K : It's 24 dollars 31 cents.
I'll pitch in a dollar.
L : That's too little.
K : Okay. Can you clue me in?
L : A standard tip is 15 percent.
It's 3 dollars 60 cents.
K : How did you figure that out so fast?
L : Just round the total off to 24 dollars.
K : I need to think in Japanese to do that.
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8/29 じゃお刺身から始めますね
A: What would you like to have,Bruce?
B: I'll have what you're having,Ayumi.
A: Okay,we'll start with sashimi.お刺身お願いします。
That's bonito.Try to
pick up with your chopsticks and dip it into the soy
sauce with ginger.
B: Like so?
A: Perfect!
B: Very tasty! What's that?
A: Uni,or sea urchin. You eat it as is.
B: I think I'll pass on it.
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8/18 ラジオ英会話
In Walks a Lady
G : Marcia, do you see who I see? Carrie Johnson!
M : Oh, I love Carrie. She's the life of the party.
G : I find her much too overbearing.
M : Grant, Carrie is not like that at all.
She's a very considerate and sweet person.
G : You think so?
M : Just look at the way she's smiling at you.
I think she's taken a fancy to you.
G : Heaven help me.
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8/17 ラジオ英会話
To Each His Own
S : Your home is spotless!
B : I like a tidy house.
S : How do you do it?
B : I'm a perfectionist at heart.
S : Gee. My housekeeping skills pale in comparison.
B : Really?
S : Oh, yes. I'm very disorganized.
B : Well, you have a toddler.
That's a different story.
S : You're right. Thanks for pointing that out.
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8/16 A Potential Employee
M : Erica seemed rather reserved. What was your impression of her?
W : She was a little nervous.
M : I'd like someone who is more outgoing.
W : It says on her resume that she used to be a waitress.
M : She was very cordial and courteous.
W : I bet once she starts working, she'll fit right in.
M : Well then, let's hire her.
W : My sentiments exactly.
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8/15 Week3 Describing Personalities New Teacher
G : Mr. Atuta is nice but...
F : But what?
G : He talks a mile a minute.
F : Oh.
G : And during his lecture, he calls on every single student.
F : Oh, it sounds like he wants to keep you on your toes.
G : Yeah. I guess that's a good thing.
He's a fair grader and gives extra credit for participation.
F : He's obviously really committed to teaching.
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Bounty Hunters
A : The guy we're looking for is Anton Bender.
J : Do you have a mug shot?
A : Sure do. He's 6'1" and 220 pounds.
J : He's a good-looking guy.
A : Don't let the Carpani suit fool you.
This guy is armed and dangerous.
J : Is that a scar on his neck?
A : Yes, that'll be a dead giveaway.
J : Let's go get him.
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Sammy's New Girlfriend
M : So what does Bonnie look like, Sammy?
S : She's on the petite side.
She's got baby-blue eyes, a cute button nose and strawberry blond hair.
M : She sounds very pretty, honey.
S : Mom, you won't believe it. She's drop-dead gorgeous!
M : Really? When will I get to meet her?
S : Would it be okay if I invited her for Sunday dinner?
M : Of course. It's perfect.
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Meeting a Stranger
A : Barry, do you have Zeno's number?
B : Sorry, Alicia. I don't have that on me.
You can't miss him. He's built like a tank.
A : I don't see anyone that fits that description.
B : He's tan and in his mid-40s.
A : Is he bald?
B : Yes, he is.
A : I think I spotted him. Does he have a mustache?
B : Yup. That's him all right.
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The Shoplifter
M : Did you get a good look at the shoplifter?
E : Oh, yes. She was average height and she had long jet black hair with bangs.
M : Any distinguishing facial features?
E : She had hazel eyes and long dark eyelashes.
She was quite appealing.
M : If she came back in, would you be able to identify her?
E : Absolutely. I never forget a face.
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Rocky the Kitty
H : This is Rocky. He's part of the family.
I have to admit we spoil him.
W : He jumped on my lap.
H : He loves to snuggle.
W : He sheds a lot.
H : Sorry about that, Warren.
W : He is frisky. Ouch! He's got sharp claws.
H : He gets carried away. I need to clip his claws.
W : Ow, ow! Hanna, he's climbing up my shirt.
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Who Would Think?
P : What does your father do, Cameron?
C : He works for YAMEYO.
P : So does my mother. She has a hectic schedule.
She's pretty uptight when she gets off work.
C : The same goes for my father.
Apparently, the manager is impossible.
P : My mother is a manager.
C : Forget what I just said, Paul.
P : Don't worry. I won't breathe a word of it.
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Kayoko's Parents
K : That was my mom. She was just checking up on me.
She says hi.
D : Oh, that's nice. You two are close, aren't you?
K : We are. She's always there for me.
D : I haven't met your dad yet. What's he like?
K : You'd like him. He's fun to be around.
D : You have cool parents, Kayoko.
K : I do, Dan. I count my blessings.
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College Admissions Interview
A : Tell me a little about yourself, Tatsuo?
T : Well, I'm from a big family. I have four siblings.
I'm the middle child.
A : Uh-huh.
T : We all play music together.
A : That's different.
T : Music is in our genes. My dad is a jazz musician.
A : And what are you going to major in?
T : Musical theater.
A : Like father, like son.
T : In a manner of speaking, yes.
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Picnic by the Lake
J : Pookie, fetch!
Good boy!
M : It's great to be out in nature.
J : You can say that again.
I feel rejuvenated.
M : There's nothing like a little peace and quiet.
J : Did you hear what I just heard?
M : I didn't hear anything.
J : I could've sworn I heard a rumble of thunder.
M : It's starting to sprinkle.
J : Ha-ha! Never a dull moment.
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Waiting for Pookie
M : Things have really taken a turn for the worse.
J : This is only a bump in the road.
M : You're right. As long as we get Pookie back all in one piece.
J : Look at the flight arrival monitor.
Pookie's flight has landed.
M : The baggage claim attendant is waving to us.
J : There's our Pookie, safe and sound.
M : Our vacation starts from now.
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R : I can't pull up your reservation.
J : Here's my online confirmation.
R : I hate to break the bad news, but this reservation is for Goldenviews Alabama, not Goldenviews Maine.
J : You're kidding.
M : Is there anything available now?
R : We're all out of vehicles for the moment.
J : Oh, shoot! I really blew it.
R : Someone is returning an SUV tonight.
M : We'll take it.
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At the Baggage Claim Area
J : Excuse me, we have an urgent problem.
A : Yes?
J : Could you check for a dog in the cargo hold of Flight 1253?
A : I'll need your ten-digit baggage reference number.
J : It's 0173070705.
A : Let me make a quick phone call.
J : Thanks.
A : He missed his connection. He's still in Philly.
M : Poor thing!
A : He's coming in on the 10:30 flight.
M : Hallelujah.
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Late Arrival Time
C : Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking.
Due to extreme head winds, we're due to arrive in Philadelphia at 4:50.
M : We'll miss our flight to Goldenviews.
J : They'll hold the airplane for us.
M : I wouldn't count on it.
J : Let me ask that flight attendant about it. Be right back.
M : What did she say?
J : She's taking care of everything. We'll be fine.
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Getting Hungry
M : Could I interest you in some airplane food?
J : That doesn't sound very appetizing.
M : Here is the menu.
J : They're charging 8 bucks for a cheese sandwich?
Highway robbery!
M : It's better than nothing.
J : We regret to inform you that all food items are sold out at this time.
M : So much for the sandwiches.
Have some potato chips.
J : We should've flown first class.
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Detained at the Security Checkpoint
G : Step aside onto the white line.
J : Is there a problem?
G : No, just standard procedure. Hold your arms out.
Is this yours?
J : That's my favorite pocketknife.
G : It's a prohibited item. We'll have to confiscate it.
J : I don't want to part with it.
G : You're free to return to the terminal and put it in your checked luggage.
J : I'll do that.
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Set to Go
J : We're all set to go. I loaded the luggage in the car.
M : We're 15 minutes ahead of schedule.
J : Perfect. I'll get Pookie. Pookie!
M : That's funny. He was here just a minute ago.
J : Where has he gone off to?
M : Beats me. He disappeared into thin air.
J : Aha!
M : You found him?
J : He was hiding in his travel crate.
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6/30
A : All direct flights are sold out. It's peak season.
J : Are there any alternatives?
A : There's a morning flight arriving Philadelphia at 4:05 p.m.
with a connecting flight to Goldenviews at 5:05.
J : That'll work.
M : Isn't an hour layover in Philly too short?
A : It shouldn't be a problem.
Both legs of trip are on Easy Airlines.
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6/29
J : We'd like to bring our dog along.
A : There are certain restrictions for pet air travel.
J : Okay.
A : Judging by his size, he'd have to travel in the cargo hold.
M : Is that safe? I've heard horror stories.
A : Book your trip on Easy Airlines.
It's the best pet-friendly airline around.
M : Well then, Easy Airlines it is.
A : Your dog will be in good hands.
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6/28
J : Scoot over, Pookie.
M : Is Pookie in your way?
J : Yup. I'll put him in the back.
M : Wouldn't it be great to take Pookie with us to Maine?
J : That's a thought.
M : People fly with their pets all the time.
J : He might not fit under the seat in the cabin.
M : Let's see what the travel agent has to say about it.
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6/27
M : How was your day, honey?
J : It was hectic. My workload is increasing.
M : Uh-oh.
J : And I have a stiff neck and a pounding headache.
M : You know, you're long overdue for a vacation.
J : You said it. I need to get out of the rat race.
M : Why don't you request a week off?
J : I'll do that first thing tomorrow morning.
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6/16 私の一生の仕事です
R: There's a storm brewing out there.
S: The water is pretty choppy.
R: Feeling seasick?
S: Just a bit.Tell me about your project.
R: My primary goal is to gether data on false killer whale
movement and habitat use.
S: That's a fasnating subject.
R: Yes,it is.It's my life work.
S: I believe I've spotted one over there!
R: You're right on the money!
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6/15 温帯に住んでいる種もあります
S: Are penguins classified as fish?
ST: No,they're flightless birds.Fish don't have feathers.
S: Oh!Those are feathers?
ST: Yes,they have a thick layer of feathers.
S: Do all penguins live in Antarctica?
ST: No.There are species that live in the temperate zone.
S: How many species should we write about?
ST: Compare and contrast two species.
S: Got it.
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6/14 それはネムリブカのようです
Y: I just encountered a shark,Ariel! It came out of a cave!
A: I saw it too,Yoji!
Y: It looks like it's a whieetip reel shark.The guidebook said it's harmless.
A: What does it eat?
Y: It feeds on octpuses,crabs and lobsters mostly at night.
A: I hope I'm not its next meal!
Y: That makes two of us.
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6/13 それはサメの一種？
L: We're asking people not to swim in the ocean until it's
clear of man-of-wars.
S: Is that a type of shark?
L: No, it's a floating colony of animals that stings with its tentacles.
S: It sounds dangerous.
L: The sting is not life-threatening,but it can be pretty painful.
S: Are they common to this area?
L: They're found in warm ocean waters throughout the world.
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6/9 ラジオ英会話
Squirrels Galore
C : You've got lots of squirrels, Grandpa.
G : There's a big squirrel population this year.
C : How many babies do mother squirrels have?
G : They have on the average three or four babies in a litter.
C : That squirrel is eyeing the peanuts.
G : He's pretty tame. Give him a treat, Chelsea.
C : Okay. He snatched the peanut out of my hand.
G : Cute little fella, isn't he?
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6/8 ラジオ英会話
Call of the Wild
F : What's that?
M : That's a wolf howling.
F : I hope we aren't ambushed by a pack of wolves.
M : The chances of that happening are slim.
F : Are you sure?
M : Absolutely. Wolves have gotten a bad rap.
At one point they were hunted to near extinction.
F : Oh.
M : They're top predators here. They help balance the ecosystem.
F : Let's head back.
M : Okay.
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6/7 ラジオ英会話
Beast in the Yard
S : John, there's this magnificent beast grazing in my yard.
J : Is it larger than a deer, Steph?
S : Much larger. It's got huge antlers.
J : That's a bull elk.
S : Are they prevalent in this area?
J : Oh, yes. We're living in their habitat.
S : Are they known to be aggressive?
J : They could be. To be on the safe side, keep your distance.
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The Love Nest
M : I caught a glimpse of three or four eggs in the cardinal nest.
W : Really?
When do you suppose they'll hatch?
M : In 10 days or so.
W : I can't wait to see the little chicks.
M : Now the male is putting food into the female's bill.
W : Can I see the binoculars?
M : Just a sec, Wako.
Oh, he flew away.
W : Mitsuo, hand over those binoculars.
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6/2 ラジオ英会話
About an Aardvark
G : Pam, what's that hairy animal with the long snout?
P : It's an aardvark.
G : What does it eat?
P : It's an insectivore. Its diet consists of mostly termites and ants.
G : Look at the size of its claws.
P : It needs large claws to dig burrow for food and shelter.
G : I see.
P : It's shy and nocturnal.
G : Like me.
P : You're a completely different species.
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6/1 ラジオ英会話
Safari Park
G : There's a pride of lions resting under that tree.
T : There must be a dozen cubs.
G : The lionesses outnumber the lions in a pride.
T : What's their life span?
G : They live up to 25 years in captivity.
T : That lion is roaring.
G : He's patrolling his territory.
T : Another lion just showed up.
G : They're keeping an eye on us.
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5/31 ラジオ英会話
The Reptile House
D : Cathy, there's a king cobra.
C : It's huge. Why is it flicking its tongue like that?
D : Snakes smell with their tongues. That's how they detect their prey.
C : It's about to strike.
D : Just one bite from a king cobra can deliver a very large amount of venom.
C : It's giving me the creeps. I can see its fangs.
D : Boo!
C : Danny! That's not funny.
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5/30 ペットにヤギを
B: Look,Albert,he's got a cute beard.
A: He likes you,Barbara.
B: I'm seriously thinking about getting a pet goat.
A: I'd think twice before doing that.
B: They'd be easy to train.
A: Easier said than done.Goat have sharp horns!
B: Well,this billy goat is sweet as can be.
A: He's nibbling your hat!
B: Oh!On second thought,I'd rather have a dog.
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5/19 ラジオ英会話
The Con Artist
J : Hey, Bret. Is everything okay?
B : No, everything is not okay, Junko.
J : Do you want to tell me about it?
B : I lent Virginia my whole savings and she skipped town.
J : No! Did you try calling her?
B : Her phone is disconnected.
J : You should notify the police.
B : What's the use? I can't prove anything.
J : I guess not.
B : I've been swindled! Never again!
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5/18 ラジオ英会話
No Business Like Show Business
R : How do you like being a celebrity?
C : I love it. The hours are long but it's very rewarding.
R : You got some bad press in the past.
C : Well, that's the downside of show business.
R : Celebrities have very little privacy.
C : True. And I made some mistakes that tarnished my image.
R : Any regrets?
C : No regrets. I've put the past behind me.
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5/17 ラジオ英会話
The Third Time Is the Charm?
W : This is Jack, my first husband. He was bad news.
M : You were married before?
W : Twice before.
M : What happened to husband number two?
W : He left me high and dry.
I was young and foolish then.
M : That must have been tough.
W : It was.
Now I'm older and wiser.
I've turned over a new leaf.
M : Since when?
W : Since I met you.
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5/16 ラジオ英会話
今月のテーマ Making Mistakes
Week3 Learning from Mistakes
Buyer's Remorse
W : I didn't know you had a sports car.
M : Yup. Unfortunately, it's just gathering dust.
W : Really?
M : I bought it against my better judgement.
W : Why don't you ever drive it?
M : It turned out to be a lemon.
Now I can't buy a new car until I pay off the loan for this one.
W : Too bad.
M : Yup. I learned the hard way.
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5/13
I'm so embarrassed I could die.
I'm so embarrassed I could scream!
I was so embarrassed I could have die.
I got the dates mixed up!
I got the date wrong!
I confused the dates!
I misread my calendar!
I mistook you for someone else.
I confused you with someone else.
I got you mixed up with someone else.
I thought you were someone else.
You're mistaken.
I'm afraid you're mistaken.
You've got it wrong.
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5/12 間違っていますよ
M: Excuse me,but would you happen to be Wendy Bell's older sister?
S: I'm Wendy's little sister.We're eight years apart in age.
M: Of course,Linda!
S: Linda is the oldest.I'm Susan.
M: Silly me!I knew that!Now I remember-you were valedictorian of your class!
S: You're mistaken.That was Wendy.
M: Oh,no.I must be have a senior moment!
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5/11 人違いでした！
G: Sandy！ Remember me?
S: You look familiar.Refresh my memory.
G: I'm Gary Nelson!
S: I don't believe we've met.
G: Remember I walked you home from the baseball game?
S: You did?
G: We held hands and kissed. It was my first kiss!
S: That wasn't me. My husband,Phil Larson,was in your class.
G: Oh,sorry. I mistook you for someone else.
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□You look familiar 見覚えがあります
□Refresh my memory どなたでしたっけ、どんなことでしたか
□mistake A for B AをBと間違える
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5/10 日にちを間違えました！
O: Julia!So good to see you!
J: Owen! What a surprise!
O: Did I come at a bad time?
J: Um..
O: Where is everybody?
J: The party is tomorrow.There must have been a miscommunication.
O: Oh,no! I got the dates mixed up!Well.I'd better be going.
J: Stay for a while.
O: No,really.I shoudn't have dropped in unannounced.
See you tomorrow!
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□awkward moment 気まずい瞬間
□So good to see you 会えてとても嬉しい
□What a surprise! いやは、びっくりしたなはあ。
□miscommunication 伝達不十分
□get the date mixed up 日にちを取り違える 間違える
□No,really いえいえ、もうホントに
□drop in 立ち寄る
□unannounced 連絡なしに 予告なしに
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5/9 もう恥ずかしくて死にそう！
P: Oh, I really blew it, Jake!
J: What did you do,Peggy?
P: I wrote an email to George,and hit the"reply all" button.
J: Uh-oh.What did you write?
P: I wrote"Hi cutie pie"
J: That's it?
P: Yes.I'm so embarrassed I could die!
J: That's no big deal.
P: I feel so dumb.
J: It'll pass.
P: I hope so.
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□blunder 失態 大失敗
□LOL 爆笑
□blow it ヘマをする
□cutie pie かわいこちゃん
□That's it? それだけ？
□I'm so embrassed I could die 死ぬほど恥ずかしい
□no big deal 大したことじゃない
□feel dumb 馬鹿みたく感じるわ
□It'll pass 一時的なものさ
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4/28 白状します 僕がやりました。
W; There's a dent in the rear fender of the car.
H: I confess. I did that.
W; How?
H: While I was backing out of the garage, I ran into the tree.
W; But that doesn't explain how exactly it happend.
H: The sun was in my eyes.
W; Oh.
H: I could kick myself!
W; Never mind. We all make mistakes.
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□dent へこみ
□run into... …にぶつかる
□how exactly 具体的にどのように
□I could kick myself! （ミスをして）悔しくてしょうがない
□We all make mistakes. 誰にでも間違いはあります。
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4/27 私が間違っていました
S: I...spilled grape juice on your blue T-shirt.
B: You had no right to wear my T-shirt without asking!
S: I know. I was in the wrong.
B: Give it back now!
S: I'm sorry to say it shrank when I washed it.
B: From now on my room is off limits!
S: I've replaced it with this.
B: That's a totally awesome T-shirt!
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□own up 落ち度を認める
□have no right to... ...する権利はない
□be in the wrong 間違っている
□from now on 今後
□...is off limits. ・・・は立ち入り禁止です
□replace A with B Aの代わりにB
□totally awesome 文句なく最高！
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4/26 Unisex Shoes
W : You wore my shoes home by mistake.
M : Really? I wouldn't have known the difference.
W : Mine are black, yours are blue.
M : Oh, sorry.
W : No problem.
I inadvertently took your umbrella the other day.
M : So you're the culprit!
W : It's been in the back of my mind to return it.
M : Let's make an exchange.
W : Okay. When?
M : The sooner the better.
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□I wouldn't have... ...しなかったはずだ
□inadverｔently うっかり
□culprit 犯人、問題の元凶
□be in the back of ones mind to... ...しようと頭の隅で考えている
□make an exchange 交換する
□the sooner the better. 早ければ早いほど良い。
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4/25 A Typo
J : You made a typo, Alice.
A : Oops. Sorry, Mr. Johnson.
J : One silly mistake will make our company look bad.
A : I understand.
J : Tsk, tsk. You've misspelled two words.
I'll correct them.
A : Recommend is spelled with one C not two.
J : Oh. I stand corrected.
A : And receipt is spelled R-E-C-E-I-P-T.
J : I see. Would you please disregard my corrections?
A : Certainly, sir.
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4/14 とっても似合っています。
J: A news team from KWA is due to arrive any minute now.
M: Pookie,you're going to be a local celebrity!
J: It's only fitting that he wears his new golden collar for the intervew.
M: That's very becoming on him!
J: And Tressa had this custom made for Pookie.
M: A trophy!
J: Guess what's engraved on it?
M: What?
J: "Top Dog."
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□any minute now すぐにでも
□local celebrity 地元の有名人
□It's only fitting(that)... ・・・は当然のことです。
□collar 首輪
□becoming on... ・・・によく似合って
That's very becoming on him! それはとっても似合っています！
□have...custom-made ・・・を特注する
□engrave 刻む 彫る
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4/13 あなたたちに謝らなければ
T: Mary and John! So nice to see you!
M: That's a big bump on your head!
T: Yes. When I fainted, I hit my head.
M: Oh,my.
T: I was told Pookie found me.
J: Pookie was quite upset. So were we,for that matter.
T: I owe you an apology. Pookie saved my life!
J: No apology needed.
M: We're just glad you're okay!
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□a big bump 大きなこぶ
□faint 気を失う
□Oh,my. あら、まあ。
□quite upset 気が動転して
□for that matter ついでに言うと
□owe...an apology ・・・さ謝らねばなんね
□No apology needed 謝罪無用だべさ
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4/12 ただ火に油を注ぐだけです
J: Pookie is on the loose again!
M: Not again!
J: I hear him barking.
M: There he is.He's in front of Tressa's garage!
J: Pookie,here boy!
M: Something's not right.
J: Should I go over there?
M: I'll go.You'll just add fuel to the fire
・・・・John! Tressa is lying on the floor unconscious!
J: I'll call an ambulance right away!
M: Hurry!
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□escape artist 脱出の名人
□on the loose 逃げて、逃走中で
□Not again! またですか！
□something's not right なんか変だ、どこかふつうではない
□add the fuel to the fire 火に油を注ぐ
□unconscious 意識不明で
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4/11 そんな、むちゃくちゃな！
J: Tressa called the police on me!
M: No way!
J: What's worse, an animal control officer may be paying us
a visit to determine if Pookie is vicious.
M: That is absurd! I'd like to give her a piece of my mind!
J: That's exactly what we shouldn't do. We don't want to
provoke her again.
M: Okay.I see your point.
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4/7 犬が獰猛だと言い張っています
J: Is she pressing charge against me?
po: No,this is a routine investigation.My advice is to stay out of her way.
J: That I'll do.
po: Just to give you a heads up:she's contacted animal control.
J: What for?
po: She claims that your dog is vicious.
J: Nothing could be further from the truth.
po: Keep your dog leashed,and everything will be fine.
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□get a warning 警告を受ける
□press charge againt... ・・・を告発する
□routine investigation 通常捜査
□stay out of ...'s away ・・・に干渉しない
□Just to... ・・・しておきますが
□give... a heads up ・・・に注意する 情報を提供する
□vicious 獰猛な、危険な
□Nothing could be further from the truth!
見当違いもはなはだしいです！
□leashed （革紐or鎖に）つないだ状態で
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4/6 計画が裏目に出ました。
po: Do you know a Tressa Tarbell?
J: Yes,she's my neighbor to the west.
po: We were notified that you destroyed her lilac bushes.
J: I was just being neighborly!
po: She says you've been harassing her.
J: That's an outright lie!
po: Why were you in her yard in the first place?
J: It's a long story. My plan to help her backfired.
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□be notified that... ・・・という通報がある
□harass... ・・・に嫌がらせをする しつこく悩ませる
□outright lie まったくのうそ でたらめ
□backfire 裏目に出る
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4/5
T: John Doe,I've been watching you!
J: Mrs.Tarbell! I rang your doorbell
--I didn't know you were home.
T: What are you doing to my lilac bushes?
J: I'm pruning them.
T: You've made a mess of them.
J: I'm just trying to spruce up your yard.
T: Get off my property now!
J: But I...
T: If you don't leave,I'll have you arrested!
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□make a mess of... ・・・を台無しにする
□spruce up... ・・・を綺麗に整える きちんとする。
□get off ...'s property ・・・の地所からでる。
□have A arrested Aを（警察に）逮捕させる
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4/4 それは友好的な意思表示になるかも
J: I'm feeling pretty bad about what happened to Mrs.Tarbell.
M: Me,too.Poor thing.
J: I'd like to be on good term with all our neighbors.
M: I have a suggestion.Her lilac bushes are overgrown.
You could prune them for her.
J: Hm,that's be a friendly gesture.
M: You can be a good Samaritan.
J: Okay,I'll get going on it right now!
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□this is the last straw 堪忍袋の緒が切れる
□good Samaritan 善きサマリア人
□feel pretty bad about... ・・・のことをとても申し訳なく思う
□prune 刈り込む
□get going to... ・・・をスタートする
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3/31 フー、ああ、よかった！
M: Any news?
J: I have good news and bad news.
M: Tell me the good news first.
J: The good news is Pookie is still somewhere
in the neighborhood.
M: That's good!
J: The bad news is Pookie damaged Tressa's
vegetable garden,too.
M: That's bad! John! Look who's walking up the driveway!
J: Mrs.Tarbell? Oh,Pookie's back!
Whew! What a relief!
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□Home is Pookie プーキー帰る。
□Any news? なんかわかった？
□damage だめにする
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3/30 二度とありません
T: Your dog tugged at my apron and wouldn't let go.
M: He likes to play tug-of-war.
T: He tore my apron! See the teeth marks?
J: Pookie did that?
T: Yes,siree!
J: I do apologize.He gets carried away sometimes.
T: Mark my words:The next time he sets foot on my
property,I'm contacting the authorities.
M: There won't be a next time. I promise.
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□teeth marks 歯型
□tug at... ...を引っ張る
□Yes,siree! そうですとも！
□I do apologize 大変申し訳ない
□get carried away 我を忘れる ワルノリする
□Mark my words. 私の言うことを聞きなさい。
□set foot 足を踏み入れる
□on ....'s property ...の敷地に
□contact the authorities 当局、その筋に連絡する
□There won't be a next time. 二度とありません
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3/29 八方手を尽くして探しています
T: You've got to do something about your dog!
J: You've seen Pookie?
T: I've seen him all right!
M: We've been searching high and low for him.
T: He's been up to no good. He dug up my flower beds!
M: Sorry about that.
T: I tried to shoo him away,but he growled at me.
J: Pookie tends to growl when he's playing.
T: Playing,my foot!
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□do something about... ...について何とかする、策を講じる
□...all right! ...ですとも！
□search high and low for... ...を見つけるために隈なく探す
□up to no good 悪いことをして、企んで
□Sorry about that そりゃどうも。
□shoo...away しっしっといって...を追い払う
□growl at... ...に向かって呻る
□tend to... ...しがちである
□...my foot! ...なんて、 よくもそんなことを！
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3/28 影も形もない
M: Can you carry everything?
J: No problemo.
M: That little rascal Pookie! He's been at it again!
J: What's he done now?
M: He's been digging up the yard. Be careful of that hole.
J: Oops!
M: Pookie's in so much trouble!
J: No harm done. I don't see any sign of Pookie.
M: He's dug a hole under the fence.
J: Where?
M: Right there!
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□double trouble
□be at it 悪さをしている 一生懸命やっている けんかしている
□rascal いたずら小僧
□no problemo. 問題なーし
□No harm done. 被害なし
□not see any sign of... ・・・の影も形もない
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