不思議の国のグプタの単語リスト b編です。
balcony seat p.52
2階席、階上席
an area of seats upstairs in a theatre
：The balcony seats cost dollars, and the orchestra seats are dollars.（英）
：Sorry, I'm afraid all the balcony seats are booked up, too.（英）
：There are some orchestra seats and balcony seats left, both in the back rows.(英）
参考画像
be delayed p.22
【verb [transitive]】
遅れる
to make someone or something late
：seriously/badly/slightly etc delayed(L)
：The flight was badly delayed because of fog.(L)
：How long will it be delayed?(英）
：If the strike continues into next week, projects will be delayed.(英）
：In connection with your earlier request, the shipment of XX will be delayed by one week.(英）
：Thousands of commuters were delayed for over an hour.(O)
be jammed p.26
【adjective[not before noun]】
詰まっている
stuck and impossible to move
：A machine had jammed and production had to stop.(英）
：The printer is jammed again.(英）
：The copy machine is jammed again.(英）
：Ben had got his finger jammed in the door.(L)
：I can't get the door open—it's completely jammed.(O)
：This drawer is jammed.(C)
be transferred to ～ p.50
～に転勤する［になる］、～に委ねられる、身柄を～に移送される
：I was transferred to the head office.(英)
：He was transferred to the Osaka branch.(英)
：I'm definitely being transferred to L.A.(英)
：Jim is being transferred to the New York branch.(英)
※transfer 参照
benefits p.25
【noun [countable usually plural]】
〔社会福祉の〕給付金、福祉手当、扶助金
extra money or other advantages that you get as part of your job or from insurance that you have
：We offer an excellent benefits package.(L)
：medical benefits(L)
：The insurance plan will provide substantial cash benefits to your family in case of your death.(O)
：For working parents, childcare can be one of the most valuable employee benefits a company offers.(C)
：The company offers a generous benefits package that includes private healthcare and a free on-site gym.(C)
(参考 benefits package)
beverage p.55
【noun [countable]】[formal]
飲み物、飲料
a hot or cold drink
：laws governing the sale of alcoholic beverages(O)
：alcoholic beverages(L)
：the Food and Beverage Manager(L)
：the alcoholic beverage, tobacco, and gambling industries(C)
：The agency regulates and controls the sale of all beverages exceeding 16% alcohol.(C)
：Beverage maker DyDo Drinco is now conducting a unique campaign.(英)
：Beverage maker Yakult has made a survey on what is important to housewives.(英)
：Beverage producers are increasing their production systems for mineral water.(英)
boarding pass p.171 =boarding card (British English)
【noun [countable]】
〔航空機の〕搭乗券、ボーディングパス
an official card that you have to show before you get onto a plane(英)
：Present boarding pass, E-ticket, receipt, paper ticket or travel itinerary at security checkpoint(英)
：Have your boarding pass and ID out and available for aircraft boarding(英)
：May I see your boarding pass?(英)
：worry about misplacing one's boarding pass(英)
box office p.52
【noun [countable]】
〔映画館・劇場の〕チケット売り場
the place at a theatre, cinema/movie theater, etc. where the tickets are sold
：The movie has been a huge box-office success (= many people have been to see it).(O)
：Box-office receipts have exceeded expectations.(O)
：Tickets are $8 and are available only at the box office.(C)
：Collect your tickets at the box office.(L)
breakage p.55
【noun[uncountable and countable]】
破損、破損物、破損個所、破損額
something that someone breaks, especially when they must pay for it
：The last time we moved house there were very few breakages.(O)
：All breakages must be paid for.(L)
：Any breakages must be paid for.(C)
：Most standard insurance policies do not cover breakage.(C)
：Accidental breakage caused by improper use is not covered by the warranty.(英)
bulletin board p.41 [= noticeboard British English]
【noun [countable]】
〈米〉掲示板
a board on the wall that you put information or pictures on
：A bulletin board in the lobby is packed with notices of things for sale.(C)
：A classroom bulletin board reflects the dual-language nature of this elementary school.(英)
：I saw a notice on the bulletin board in my town.(英)
：2 Channel is the world's largest online bulletin board service.(英)
：Gentoo on PPC （on forums.gentoo.org） is an open bulletin-board for discussion of all Power PC issues.(英)
business trip p.105
【noun [countable]】
出張
a journey taken for business purposes:
：I had to make a last-minute business trip to Prague.(C)
：During today's business trip, your meal allowance is $45.(英)
：He returned from the business trip a few weeks ago.(英)
：I was on the business trip, so I couldn't read your mail sooner. Sorry about that.(英)
：Our supervisor canceled our business trip to Beijing.(英)
：You know, an overseas business trip is nothing but tiring. There's no place like Japan. There's no place like home.(英)
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balcony seat p.52
2階席、階上席
an area of seats upstairs in a theatre
：The balcony seats cost dollars, and the orchestra seats are dollars.（英）
：Sorry, I'm afraid all the balcony seats are booked up, too.（英）
：There are some orchestra seats and balcony seats left, both in the back rows.(英）
参考画像
be delayed p.22
【verb [transitive]】
遅れる
to make someone or something late
：seriously/badly/slightly etc delayed(L)
：The flight was badly delayed because of fog.(L)
：How long will it be delayed?(英）
：If the strike continues into next week, projects will be delayed.(英）
：In connection with your earlier request, the shipment of XX will be delayed by one week.(英）
：Thousands of commuters were delayed for over an hour.(O)
be jammed p.26
【adjective[not before noun]】
詰まっている
stuck and impossible to move
：A machine had jammed and production had to stop.(英）
：The printer is jammed again.(英）
：The copy machine is jammed again.(英）
：Ben had got his finger jammed in the door.(L)
：I can't get the door open—it's completely jammed.(O)
：This drawer is jammed.(C)
be transferred to ～ p.50
～に転勤する［になる］、～に委ねられる、身柄を～に移送される
：I was transferred to the head office.(英)
：He was transferred to the Osaka branch.(英)
：I'm definitely being transferred to L.A.(英)
：Jim is being transferred to the New York branch.(英)
※transfer 参照
benefits p.25
【noun [countable usually plural]】
〔社会福祉の〕給付金、福祉手当、扶助金
extra money or other advantages that you get as part of your job or from insurance that you have
：We offer an excellent benefits package.(L)
：medical benefits(L)
：The insurance plan will provide substantial cash benefits to your family in case of your death.(O)
：For working parents, childcare can be one of the most valuable employee benefits a company offers.(C)
：The company offers a generous benefits package that includes private healthcare and a free on-site gym.(C)
(参考 benefits package)
beverage p.55
【noun [countable]】[formal]
飲み物、飲料
a hot or cold drink
：laws governing the sale of alcoholic beverages(O)
：alcoholic beverages(L)
：the Food and Beverage Manager(L)
：the alcoholic beverage, tobacco, and gambling industries(C)
：The agency regulates and controls the sale of all beverages exceeding 16% alcohol.(C)
：Beverage maker DyDo Drinco is now conducting a unique campaign.(英)
：Beverage maker Yakult has made a survey on what is important to housewives.(英)
：Beverage producers are increasing their production systems for mineral water.(英)
boarding pass p.171 =boarding card (British English)
【noun [countable]】
〔航空機の〕搭乗券、ボーディングパス
an official card that you have to show before you get onto a plane(英)
：Present boarding pass, E-ticket, receipt, paper ticket or travel itinerary at security checkpoint(英)
：Have your boarding pass and ID out and available for aircraft boarding(英)
：May I see your boarding pass?(英)
：worry about misplacing one's boarding pass(英)
box office p.52
【noun [countable]】
〔映画館・劇場の〕チケット売り場
the place at a theatre, cinema/movie theater, etc. where the tickets are sold
：The movie has been a huge box-office success (= many people have been to see it).(O)
：Box-office receipts have exceeded expectations.(O)
：Tickets are $8 and are available only at the box office.(C)
：Collect your tickets at the box office.(L)
breakage p.55
【noun[uncountable and countable]】
破損、破損物、破損個所、破損額
something that someone breaks, especially when they must pay for it
：The last time we moved house there were very few breakages.(O)
：All breakages must be paid for.(L)
：Any breakages must be paid for.(C)
：Most standard insurance policies do not cover breakage.(C)
：Accidental breakage caused by improper use is not covered by the warranty.(英)
bulletin board p.41 [= noticeboard British English]
【noun [countable]】
〈米〉掲示板
a board on the wall that you put information or pictures on
：A bulletin board in the lobby is packed with notices of things for sale.(C)
：A classroom bulletin board reflects the dual-language nature of this elementary school.(英)
：I saw a notice on the bulletin board in my town.(英)
：2 Channel is the world's largest online bulletin board service.(英)
：Gentoo on PPC （on forums.gentoo.org） is an open bulletin-board for discussion of all Power PC issues.(英)
business trip p.105
【noun [countable]】
出張
a journey taken for business purposes:
：I had to make a last-minute business trip to Prague.(C)
：During today's business trip, your meal allowance is $45.(英)
：He returned from the business trip a few weeks ago.(英)
：I was on the business trip, so I couldn't read your mail sooner. Sorry about that.(英)
：Our supervisor canceled our business trip to Beijing.(英)
：You know, an overseas business trip is nothing but tiring. There's no place like Japan. There's no place like home.(英)
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