ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（116）9月25日(月)
Try to see where the author’s coming from.
You need to see things in a different light.
Look inside yourself.
Look within yourself.
Look within your heart.
Oh, I’m drowning all these puns. Phew!
Dr. Stein. Can I ask you a question about Frankie?
Of course, Jenny.
Why does he act like a robot?
He is a robot. He's an Android.
But I'm Android, too. I don't act like that.
You are different. Look at it this way.
You would be bored if heacted just like you, right?
I guess so.
But he learns from you. You are his teacher. Look at him with fresh eyes.
OK, Dr. Stein. I will.
--- Grammar and Vocabulary
- Can I ask you a question about Franky?
- You would be bored if he acted just like you, right?
---Typical Expressions
Look at it this way.
--- PRACTICE
Okay everyone. It’s time to practice. Today’s practice examples have different rhythms. Try to see if you notice the differences between them.
All right. Let’s dig right in. Here’s our first.
Look at this issue with fresh eyes.
Look at your relationship with fresh eyes.
Look at your job with fresh eyes.
Look at the task with fresh eyes.
Let’s continue.
Try to see it from another point of view.
You need to see things in a different light.
Good work. Let’s continue.
Look inside yourself.
Look within yourself.
Look within your heart.
And our last few.
Look at it from the author’s perspective.
Put yourself in the author’s shoes.
Try to see where the author’s coming from.
Excellent work! Fantastic!
---Typical Expressions in Action
- Look at this way. If we don’t act now, people will think we don’t care about the issue.
- Try to see it from another point of view. Your parents just want what’s best for you. Look inside yourself. You don’t really want to give up so easily, do you?
You can do it!
ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（115）9月22日(金)
Jewelry [ˈʤuəlri]
let's me know how your day went.
Why must you always have your phone out on the table.
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Hey, guys. How do you feel when someone does that?
Well, I really don’t like it when someone is constantly checking their phone. Only if it’s an emergency and it’s a one time thing, then I think it’s okay.
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The way I see it, if your family watches TV during dinner, it’s essentially the same thing. I don’t see a big problem with it.
It’s time for the review. Let’s get going!
Let’s enjoy this week’s review. Okay? Here we go!
What does the woman want Frankie to do?
Stop taking baths.
Stop being negative.
Get more rest.
How do you like...?
rusting
feel fine
give it a rest
I am being positive
What did the commander tell Akira to do?
Read more books.
Change his job.
Go to the Moon.
reading me?
reading you laud and clear
there has been an change in plans
need to fly you to the moon
What does Barbara usually do?
She eats all the food she orders.
She orders curry and rice.
She gets angry at a server.
finish everything
got too angry at someone
naan
Which of the following is true?
The last person to see Zaytox was a woman.
The man left his spot.
Zaytox went to a convenience store.
the last person to see...
should have seen that coming
---Say it in English
Jewelry [ˈʤuəlri] [ˈʤuəlri]
What's that look for?
- Actually, Susie told me she saw you looking at a ring with a girl in a jewelry shop. You promised you would love me forever, but you lied to me. What do you have to say for yourself?
Oh, this is so funny.- Hey, watdch your manners. Why must you always have your phone out on the table while eating? Stop using it and let's me know how your day went.
---ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（114）9月21日(木)
*I had it coming. 私のせいだ
You should have seen that coming.
*should have =>～するべきだった
You should have seen that coming. She’s been hinting at quitting for weeks.
was hungry for
I was on duty here in the laboratory.
not wear sunscreen
You spent all day outside and you didn’t wear sunscreen.
You made your bed. Now lie in it.
=自業自得です
You’re asking for it if you show up late again.
You got what you deserved.
You got what you asked for.
You did this to yourself.
You had it coming, acting like that. ...それを自分で招きました
You reap what you sow.
This is a bed of your own making. =自業自得です
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Ugh! You guys have got me feeling blue.
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You should have seen that coming.
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So, you were the last person to see Zaytox.
Yes, I was on duty here in the laboratory.
Can you tell me what happened exactly?
Yes. Zeytox said he was hungry for ramen and unfortunately we didn't have any ramen.
And then what happened?
I went to a convenience store. When I came back, he was gone.
You should have seen that coming.
I locked the door.
He's an alien. Locked doors won't stop him.
----- Grammar and Vocabulary
- Unfortunately, we didn’t have any ramen.
- And then what happened?
---Typical Expressions
You should have seen that coming.
should have + p.p. 実際はそうしていない=>～するべきだった
*I had it coming. 私のせいだ
---PRACTICE
Okay, everyone. It’s time for today’s practice. These are some useful phrases so let’s master them together, okay?
Try to memorize these phrases in chunks so you can use them at hand.
Alright. Here we go!
You were asking for trouble.
You were asking for it.
You’re asking for it if you show up late again.
Let’s continue.
You got what you deserved.
You got what you asked for.
You deserve it.
All right. Let’s try a few more.
You did this to yourself.
You had it coming, acting like that. ...それを自分で招きました
You reap what you sow.
This is a bed of your own making. =自業自得です
-Great job, everyone. -Keep practicing so you don’t get rusty.
---Typical Expressions in Action
- You should have seen that coming. She’s been hinting at quitting for weeks.
- You got what you deserved. You didn’t prepare for the interview at all.
- You were asking for trouble. You can’t spend all day outside and not wear sunscreen.
Ah! I know it’s my own fault. But this sunburn really hurts.
Well, David. You spent all day outside and you didn’t wear sunscreen.
You made your bed. Now lie in it.
あなたがベッドを自分でmake したのだから、その上で寝なさい つまり我慢しなさい
ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（113） 9月20日(水)
naan
You’re not your usual level-headed self.
* not + one's usual ... self
You are old enough to know better.
You should know better than that.
I can’t wait to get started. Let’s jump in.
Are you finish with your meal, Barbara?
Yes, I'm done. => I'm done with you.
You didn't eat much of your curry and naan.
That's not like you at all. You usually finish everything.
Can I take it home?
Sure. But, may I ask is something matter?
Oh, I got too angry at someone recently.
I've never seen you angry at anyone. What happened?
This strange guy was picking flowers from one of my properties.
Well, I would get angry too.
---Grammar and Vocabulary
- You usually finish everything. * usually 動詞の前
- I’ve never seen you angry at anyone. * have never 過去分詞
--Typical Expressions
That’s not like you at all.
---PRACTICE
Okay everyone. It’s time for practice.
As usual, I want you to pay attention to the rhythm, okay?
All right, everyone. There’s lots of variations this time. So let’s practicetogether. Here we go!
You’re not your usual smiling self.
You’re not your usual energetic self.
You’re not your usual confident self.
You’re not your usual calm self.
You’re not your usual level-headed self.
You’re not your usual easy-going self.
Let’s keep going.
You are old enough to know better.
You should know better than that.
You should know better.
Let’s keep going.
As a public figure, you should be setting a good example.
And here’s one more.
As a friend, you should be there for him.
Okay. Now the last two.
A real friend would have my back.
A real friend would never ask you to lie.
Great job, everyone. Excellent!
--Typical Expressions in Action
That’s not like you at all. You’re always so level-headed.
You should know better than that. Never put metal in the microwave, got it?
Hey, David. I’m done with you.
David, David, David. You should know better than that. Never believe a word Onishi sensei says.
---ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（112）9月19日(火)
read 聞き取る・了解する
Loud and clear はっきりと明瞭に 決まり文句
In other words 別の言い方をすると
it’s good to have them in your pocket just in case.
Start with one and walk your way up from there.
You stabbed me in the back.
You went back on your word.
You went back on your promise.
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Fly me to the moon Let me play among the stars
Let me see what spring is like on a-Jupiter and Mars
In other words, hold my hand In other words, baby, kiss me
-Hey, everyone. - In -No thank you.
You promised a spaceship would come to Mars this month, didn’t you?
Commander, are you reading me? This is Akira on Mars base.
Akira, we're reading you loud and clear.
Commander, I'm ready to leave Mars now.
Just a minutes. There has been a change in plans.
What? you promised a spaceship would come to Mars this month, didn't you?
Yes. It is coming soon. But we'll have to flying you to the moon.
Fly me to the moon? I didn't expect my commander to do this to me.
In other words, you're upset.
Um... I'm confused.
---Grammar and Vocabulary
I’m ready to leave Mars now.
You promised a spaceship would come to Mars this month, didn’t you?
---Typical Expressions
You promised a spaceship would come to Mars this month, didn’t you?
---PRACTICE
Okay, everyone. It’s time for today’s practice. Now I hope you don’t need these phrases. But it’s good to have them in your pocket just in case. So, let’s practice, all right?
As usual, I want you to listen for the emphasized words and try to catch the rhythm of this type of sentence. Let’s go.
Here’s the first.
You told me the tickets were free, didn’t you?
You said you would come, but you never showed up.
Let’s continue.
I didn’t expect my commander to do this to me.
I can’t believe you did that.
I can’t believe what you did.
All right. Here’s a few more.
You lied to me.
You are a liar.
Liar!
You stabbed me in the back.
You went back on your word.
You went back on your promise.
Well, everyone. I’m very proud of you. You are great listeners and students of English. -Very nice job!
---Typical Expressions in Action
You promised you would display my artwork, but you lied to me.
I can’t believe what you did. The whole office knows my secret now!
Remember everyone. It’s important to go step by step.
Start with one and walk your way up from there.
---ラジオ英会話～ハートでつかめ！英語の極意～（111） 9月18日(月)
Give it arest, will you?
It felst fine to ...
I am being positive.
try ..ing やってみる
Do you have any undesirable habits?
Well, I have been known to occasionally leave my socks on the floor.
Oh! Just like Onishi sensei? Sensei, you’re being a bad influence on David!
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ingredients[ɪnˈɡridiənts]
meat[mit]
lettuce[ˈlɛtəs]
bought[bɑt][bɔt]
salsa[ˈsɔlsə]
Sure[ʃʊr]
Hold up[hoʊld][ʌp] To endure or persevere. => hold on?
Stern 厳格な
I can’t get this freaking jar open!
freaking[ˈfrikɪŋ] jar[ʤɑr]
Please act with more maturity.
put it on so tight
It takes a little effort.
That type of language is uncalled for.
Hey, watch your mouth! You were raised better than that.
Don’t use that tone of voice with me. It’s disrespectful.
fabulous[ˈfæbjələs]
That's enough out of you.
相手に何かを言わせないで、黙らせたり、その行動を止めるように言う
Phew! Ah, you had me scared for a minute...
＊had ... ...
"The loud noise from the thunderstorm had the children scared for a minute."
It’s not appropriate to address her as Ms. She’s a doctor.
- You have some nerve eating snacks after I told you not to.
->You have a lot of nerve. いい度胸しているな - How could you forget our anniversary? I thought you cared.
- What do you think you’re doing? I said no video games. Turn it off.
- You were late for work on your first day. What do you have to say for yourself?
- got angry at me.
- I’m the one who usually forgets the dates.
after[ˈæftər]
cholesterol levels
towel[ˈtaʊəl] [taʊl]
I’m fed up with telling you to clean up your room.
I’ve had it up to here telling you to ....
I’m sick and tired of telling you to
I’m tired of telling you to
I told you not to leave the heater on. You’ll start a fire.
How many times have I told you to keep your phone on you?
=> How many times do I have to tell you
worry [ˈwɜri]
I’ll always be there for you, whatever you decide. * whereever...
I’ve got your back. I won’t let anyone speak ill of you.
speak ill of
To say malicious, objectionable, or defamatory things about someone or something.
definitely[ˈdɛfənətli]
support[səˈpɔrt]
keep an ear out (for someone or something)
To be particularly attentive or prepared to hear something
You’re the best coach there is!
You’ve got what it takes.
You’re the GOAT. * GOAT => Greatest Of All time
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I knew you had it in you. あなたならできると思ってたよ
pronunciation [prəˌnʌnsiˈeɪʃən]
You really impressed me today with your work.
done[dʌn]
months [mʌnθs]
what they say, Three time's a charm.
- Stick with it! Your English will get better for sure. Rome was not buillt in a day,
I have lost my self-confidence.
-That takes courage on its own. -It does!
cheetah
I know you’ll come out on top.
I know you’ll do us all proud.
*do proud [duː praʊd] 誇りに思う、誇りを感じる
You’ve got what it takes. 必要なもの
You’re cut out for this.
*do proud [duː praʊd] 誇りに思う、誇りを感じる
yarn [jɑːrn] - 毛糸、糸、物語
Interpersonal relationship problems [ˌɪntərˈpɜːrsənl rɪˈleɪʃənʃɪp]
- 対人関係、人間関係 問題
Dismissive [dɪsˈmɪsɪv] - 軽蔑的な、無視する、相手にしない
powerful [ˈpaʊərfəl]
sure [ʃʊr]
"This too shall pass" 困難や苦難の時期が必ず過ぎ去るという希望や忍耐を示す
"honest" /ˈɒn.ɪst/
"foreign" /ˈfɒr.ɪn/
"Root for" 特定の人やチーム、行動などを応援し、支持する
Akira, we are all rooting for you. Hang in there.
Stick with it! < Hang in there!
Stick to your guns! 自分の決めた主張・方針を曲げるな Stay the course! 決めたことからそれるな 諦めるな
Keep at it!
Don’t let it get to you. > get to .. に影響を与える
discouraged [dɪˈskɜrəʤd] [dɪˈskɜrɪʤd]
proud[praʊd]
hard[hɑrd]
Relax[rɪˈlæks]
Come[kʌm]
performance[pərˈfɔrməns]
Don’t get discouraged.
*get discouraged [dɪˈskɜrɪʤd] > get to .. に影響を与える
What goes around comes around.
What has possessed you? *possess 憑依した
What’s gotten into you?
"laboratory": /ˈlæbərəˌtɔri/
"pajama": /pəˈdʒæmə/
"pajamas": /pəˈdʒæməz/
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Am I glad to see you again!
倒置 特定の文体や強調を表現
文の冒頭に強調が生まれたり、文体がフォーマルなものになったりする
"Rarely am I late for meetings." (私はめったに会議に遅れない。)
"Only when the sun sets do I feel truly relaxed."
increase
[ˈɪnˌkris]
cholesterol
[kəˈlɛstəˌrɔl]
tourist
[ˈtʊrəst]
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To get started
major(s)
[ˈmeɪʤər(z]
engineering
[ˈɛnʤəˈnɪrɪŋ]
economics
[ˌɛkəˈnɑmɪks]
pattern
[ˈpætərn]
vision
[ˈvɪʒən] *not ʤə
What’s your vision for yourself?
What do you see yourself doing in the future?
Whose success could you model yourself after?
Whose success could you pattern yourself after?
model (oneself) after (someone)
To use someone as the basis, inspiration, or example for how one should be.
pattern (something) after (something else)
To use something as the template or model for the way in which something else is created or developed.
Who is someone that does what you want to do?
What’s your vision for yourself?
What do you see yourself doing in the future?
envelope
[ˈɛnvəˌloʊp]
aunt
[ænt] / [ɑnt]
multivitamin(s)
[ˌmʌltiˈvaɪˌtʌmən(z)]
go snorkeling
[ˈsnɔrkəˌlɪŋ]
worth the trouble
trouble
[ˈtrʌbəl]
What do you think of him?
fresh ideas
ask ... out for lunch
venue
What do you make of him?
make of ～ ～から作る => どんな印象を作り上げていますか？
How did you like the movie? -Great melody, David.
How do you like your steak? => 調理法
Any advice?
What would you advise me to do?
advice[ædˈvaɪs]
advise[ædˈvaɪz]
unannounced[ˌʌnəˈnaʊnst]
What do you think about me coming on stage in rollerskates and
But I support it nonetheless. - Sure. Go for it.
nonetheless. それにもかかわらず、それでもなお =Nevertheless; however.
sound[saʊnd]
What are your thoughts on that?
What is your view on that?
Would you tell us what you think?
Would you tell us how you view the situation?
Would you tell us where you stand on it?
What’s your take on that?
Thoughts?
Hit me with your thoughts.
Tell it to me straight.
It’s my favorite shade. I have 50 other options. But this one’s my favorite.
＊shade 色合い
anchovy
pizza
[ˈpitsə]
hold a meeting
I would appreciate it. (事前に感謝）
I appreciate it. （今感謝）
interested
[ˈɪntrəstəd]
As they say, all’s fair in love and war. 恋愛と戦争では手段を選ばない
all is fair in love and war
Otherwise questionable actions are acceptable under extenuating circumstances.
How do you like ... ing?
easy to ...
a big favor + to ask you
try to ... 未来志向
Would you mind ... ing? >>> No.Not at all. まったくかまわない（きにならない）
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* be good at <> be bad at ...
* you got it. 了解・いいよ
*I'll owe you one ＝＞ I'll owe you big time
owe [oʊ]
Would it be possible for you to walk me through the steps? I’d be much obliged.
I'd be much obliged.
It would make my day.
You'd be my hero.
I really could use your help.
Would you mind pushing back our meeting until later today? I have a million things to do.
like people are bringing in parrots or ferrets in there.
*here and there
Yes, I do certainly. For me growing up, my “folks” has always been my *****************************
Excuse me, but could you please put your cigarette out?
This is a non-smoking area.
* put one's cigarette out
add up 合点がいく
-To be logical or believable.
Well, I know you are a realestate agent.
If I were you, I wouldn’t let this chance slip past.
*let... slip past
So let’s lean into the verb here. Don’t even try… Okay? Let’s try it.
*lean into 立ち向かう
Don’t even try to fix this by yourself.
Don’t even think of lying to me. * lie > lying
What’s the holdup? : 何に手間取っているのか?
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*risotto[ˌriˈsɔˌtoʊ]
Pick up a form at the ward office.
ketchup
[ˈkɛʧəp]
mayonnaise
[ˈmeɪəˌneɪz]
fridge - refrigerator
a bad rap
A negative or unfavorable reputation.A criminal charge that is undeserved.
autofill verb
A feature, as in a spreadsheet, that automatically fills certain boxes with data based on information the user has entered elsewhere.
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* heartening 元気づける、励みになる
You are to remain on Mars until further notice.
You are to keep practicing and doing your best.
Don’t talk back.
smooth things over with...
丸く収める、いろいろな問題をちゃんと解決する
For sure we’ll arrive by nightfall.
* nightfall 夕方, 日暮れ
cascade down
rush down in big quantities, like a cascade
To occur in a sequence of stages or phases that begins at higher point in a hierarchy and continues to affect subsequent lower positions.
bank on
To have confidence in; rely on.
If I were in your shoes, I’d ask for a raise.
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Hey, guys. Do you spend a lot of time on social media?
Oh, I do. I spend tons of time. But I’m a looker.
Your best bet is to speak to her directly.
* best bet 最も可能性が高いもの
(one's) the best bet
The action or idea that is most likely to be successful.
It may be in your best interest to retire now.
* in one's best interest ～にとって得策で
in (one's) best interest
In the interest or for the benefit of one.
in the interest of (one)
Beneficial to one.
Take any room you please. * as you please?
as you please
- However you wish, whatever you choose
as (one) please
- In whatever way one wishes or which suits one best.
- To the utmost degree; as much as is conceivable.<= pretty as you please,
*dessert [dɪˈzɜrt]
<> desert [ˈdɛzɜrt]