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英検準1級 重要単語

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英検準1級合格に必要な重要英単語・熟語。CEFR B2〜C1レベル相当の語彙を収録。

英検準1級英検638

収録単語 (638)

  • last★★★
    続く、持続する、(天候・体力・食品などが)持ちこたえる
  • affect★★★
    に影響を及ぼす;を感動させる
  • claim★★★
    と主張する;を(自分のものとして)要求する
  • ship★★★
    を出荷する、を輸送する
  • issue★★★
    問題(点);発行(物);発表
  • purchase★★★
    を購入する
  • occur★★★
    起こる;心に浮かぶ;現れる
  • deal★★★
    を処理する;を商う;を分配する
  • consume★★★
    を消費する;を食べる,飲む
  • present★★★
    を提示する、を進呈する
  • fire★★★
    を解雇する、を首にする
  • regard★★★
    を見なす;を見る;を評価する
  • fine★★★
    に罰金を科す
  • transfer★★★
    を移す;を伝える;移る;乗り換える
  • decline★★★
    減少する;衰退する;を断る
  • eliminate★★★
    を取り除く
  • indicate★★★
    を指し示す;を述べる
  • ensure★★★
    を確実にする(≒make sure);を守る
  • expand★★★
    (を)拡大する;(を)詳説する
  • address★★★
    (問題など)に対処する;に演説する;(手紙など)を(~宛てに)出す(to)
  • identify★★★
    を特定する;を(~と)同一視する(with)
  • construct★★★
    を建設する(=build);を構成する
  • invest★★★
    (を)投資する;に(~を)与える(with)
  • obtain★★★
    を得る
  • struggle★★★
    闘い;懸命の努力
  • counter★★★
    ~と反論する、~に反対する
  • associate★★★
    を結び付けて考える;(~と)交際する(with)
  • register★★★
    を記録する,登録する;(~に)登録する(for)
  • reveal★★★
    を明らかにする;を見せる
  • species★★★
    (生物の)種;種類
  • diet★★★
    (日常の)食べ物、療養食
  • site★★★
    用地,場所;跡地;(ウェブ)サイト
  • cell★★★
    細胞;独房;電池
  • facility★★★
    施設,設備;機能;才能
  • practice★★★
    実践,実行;(社会の)慣習;練習
  • resident★★★
    居住者;滞在者
  • option★★★
    選択(の自由);選択肢
  • organ★★★
    器官,臓器;組織;(パイプ)オルガン
  • critic★★★
    批判する人、批評家
  • region★★★
    地域;領域;部位
  • tax★★★
    税金、税
  • access★★★
    利用,入手;接近(の機会・方法・権利)
  • virus★★★
    ウイルス;(感染症の)病原体
  • bill★★★
    請求書;【英】勘定書(≒【米】check);法案
  • evidence★★★
    証拠
  • attempt★★★
    を試みる,企てる
  • account★★★
    説明;勘定;口座
  • theory★★★
    学説;理論;原理;推測
  • factor★★★
    要因、要素
  • stock★★★
    在庫品;蓄え;株
  • chemical★★★
    化学の,化学的な
  • media★★★
    マスメディア、マスコミ
  • income★★★
    収入;所得
  • supply★★★
    を供給する
  • shortage★★★
    不足、欠如
  • poverty★★★
    貧困、欠乏
  • criminal★★★
    犯人、犯罪者
  • budget★★★
    予算;経費
  • authority★★★
    〔通例 the ~ties〕(関係)当局;権威;権限
  • genome★★★
    ゲノム
  • atmosphere★★★
    〔the ~〕大気;雰囲気
  • aid★★★
    を援助する,助ける(≒help)
  • measure★★★
    措置、程度、基準
  • subject★★★
    話題;科目;主題;被験者
  • decade★★★
    10年間
  • weapon★★★
    兵器,武器(≒arms)
  • nutrient★★★
    栄養分、栄養になるもの
  • expense★★★
    〔~s〕経費;費用;犠牲
  • structure★★★
    構造;体系;構造物
  • adolescent★★★
    青年
  • procedure★★★
    手順、手続き
  • minimum★★★
    最小限度
  • fuel★★★
    燃料;勢いを増加させるもの
  • resource★★★
    〔通例~s〕資源;〔通例~s〕資金;才覚
  • regulation★★★
    規則、規制
  • contract★★★
    契約(書);協定
  • insurance★★★
    保険;保険料;保険金
  • employment★★★
    雇用、職
  • ban★★★
    を(法的に)禁止する;を締め出す
  • vehicle★★★
    車、(特に陸上の)乗り物、輸送機関、伝達手段
  • soil★★★
    土地,土壌;(悪事などの)温床
  • cargo★★★
    (主に船・飛行機の)積荷、貨物
  • aircraft★★★
    航空機、飛行機
  • current★★★
    現在の;現代の;通用している
  • political★★★
    政治(上)の
  • significant★★★
    重要な,重大な;意義深い
  • effective★★★
    効果的な、有効な
  • military★★★
    軍の,軍事(用)の
  • due★★★
    予定された;(支払)期日で;しかるべき
  • essential★★★
    (~に)必要不可欠な(to/for);本質的な
  • illegal★★★
    違法の、非合法の
  • immune★★★
    (~に対して)免疫を持つ(to);(~を)免れた(from)
  • numerous★★★
    非常に数の多い
  • extreme★★★
    極端な;極度の,過激な
  • general★★★
    全体の、一般的な
  • agricultural★★★
    農業の、農耕の
  • overall★★★
    総合的な;全体的な
  • advocate[verb]★★★★
    支持する、主張する(動詞)
    Environmental groups advocate for stricter regulations on carbon emissions.
  • ambiguous[adjective]★★★★
    曖昧な、不明確な(形容詞)
    The government's statement on the new policy was ambiguous and left many questions unanswered.
  • amplitude[noun]★★★
    振幅、大きさ(名詞)
    The amplitude of the sound wave determines how loud we perceive the noise.
  • arbitrary[adjective]★★★★
    恣意的な、根拠のない(形容詞)
    Critics argue that the judge's decision was arbitrary and lacked proper legal justification.
  • ardent[adjective]★★★
    熱心な、情熱的な(形容詞)
    She is an ardent supporter of renewable energy and dedicates her work to sustainable development.
  • articulate[verb]★★★★
    明確に表現する、流暢に話す(動詞)
    The CEO articulated the company's vision for the next decade during the annual meeting.
  • ascertain[verb]★★★★
    確認する、確かめる(動詞)
    The investigation aims to ascertain the true cause of the accident.
  • assiduous[adjective]★★★
    勤勉な、熱心な(形容詞)
    Through assiduous effort and dedication, the researcher finally made a breakthrough discovery.
  • atrocity[noun]★★★★
    残虐行為、暴虐(名詞)
    International organizations have condemned the atrocities committed during the conflict.
  • augment[verb]★★★★
    増加させる、強化する(動詞)
    The government plans to augment its defense budget in response to regional tensions.
  • auspicious[adjective]★★★
    幸先の良い、好ましい(形容詞)
    The auspicious economic indicators suggest that the recession may be ending soon.
  • austere[adjective]★★★★
    厳格な、質素な(形容詞)
    The austere economic policies imposed by the government caused widespread public discontent.
  • authentic[adjective]★★★★
    本物の、真正の(形容詞)
    Museums work hard to ensure that artifacts are authentic and properly preserved.
  • avarice[noun]★★★
    貪欲、強欲(名詞)
    The scandal revealed the avarice of corporate executives who prioritized profits over ethics.
  • avid[adjective]★★★★
    熱心な、強い関心を持つ(形容詞)
    An avid reader, she spends hours every day immersed in novels and academic texts.
  • bandwidth[noun]★★★
    帯域幅、対応能力(名詞)
    The company lacks the bandwidth to take on additional projects given their current workload.
  • benign[adjective]★★★★
    良性の、害のない(形容詞)
    The doctor assured the patient that the tumor was benign and posed no serious health risk.
  • bilateral[adjective]★★★★
    二国間の、相互的な(形容詞)
    The two nations signed a bilateral trade agreement to strengthen economic cooperation.
  • bolster[verb]★★★★
    強化する、支える(動詞)
    The new research findings bolster the theory that climate change is accelerating.
  • bourgeois[adjective]★★★
    ブルジョア的な、中産階級の(形容詞)
    The novel critiques bourgeois values and the obsession with material wealth in modern society.
  • bracketed[adjective]★★
    括弧で囲まれた、グループ化された(形容詞)
    The age group bracketed between 18 and 35 shows the highest engagement on social media.
  • brevity[noun]★★★
    簡潔さ、短さ(名詞)
    Due to brevity, the executive summary failed to cover all important details of the report.
  • bureaucracy[noun]★★★★
    官僚機構、官僚制度(名詞)
    The bureaucracy involved in obtaining a visa can be lengthy and frustrating.
  • cacophony[noun]★★★
    耳障りな音、不協和音(名詞)
    The cacophony of sounds in the busy marketplace made it difficult to concentrate.
  • calibrate[verb]★★★★
    調整する、較正する(動詞)
    Scientists must calibrate their instruments carefully to ensure accurate measurements.
  • candid[adjective]★★★★
    率直な、ぶっきらぼうな(形容詞)
    In a candid interview, the politician admitted his mistakes and took responsibility.
  • capitalism[noun]★★★★
    資本主義(名詞)
    The debate on whether capitalism can address inequality continues to be relevant in modern economics.
  • catalyst[noun]★★★★
    触媒、きっかけ(名詞)
    Social media served as a catalyst for the revolution, enabling rapid communication among activists.
  • categorical[adjective]★★★★
    明確な、絶対的な(形容詞)
    The minister gave a categorical denial of the corruption allegations.
  • caustic[adjective]★★★
    辛辣な、腐食性の(形容詞)
    The critic's caustic remarks about the film sparked controversy among movie enthusiasts.
  • censure[verb]★★★★
    非難する、厳しく批判する(動詞)
    The international community moved to censure the country for its human rights violations.
  • cerebral[adjective]★★★
    知的な、脳の(形容詞)
    The film is a cerebral thriller that requires viewers to think carefully about the plot.
  • certitude[noun]★★★
    確実性、確信(名詞)
    She spoke with such certitude that everyone believed her account of the events.
  • cessation[noun]★★★★
    停止、終了(名詞)
    The cessation of hostilities between the two countries was celebrated as a victory for peace.
  • chagrin[noun]★★★
    悔しさ、心痛(名詞)
    Much to the team's chagrin, they lost the championship match in the final seconds.
  • circumvent[verb]★★★★
    回避する、かわす(動詞)
    The company attempted to circumvent environmental regulations by moving operations overseas.
  • citation[noun]★★★★
    引用、引用文(名詞)
    The research paper includes numerous citations from peer-reviewed academic journals.
  • civic[adjective]★★★★
    市民の、市政の(形容詞)
    Civic engagement and participation are essential for a healthy democracy.
  • claustrophobic[adjective]★★★
    閉所恐怖的な、窮屈な(形容詞)
    The small elevator gave her a claustrophobic feeling.
  • clientele[noun]★★★
    顧客層、得意先(名詞)
    The luxury hotel attracts a prestigious clientele from around the world.
  • coalesce[verb]★★★★
    合体する、一体になる(動詞)
    Different political groups coalesced to form a unified opposition against the government.
  • codify[verb]★★★★
    法典化する、体系化する(動詞)
    The new legislation aims to codify environmental protection standards into law.
  • cogent[adjective]★★★★
    説得力のある、確実な(形容詞)
    The lawyer presented a cogent argument that convinced the judge of her client's innocence.
  • cognizant[adjective]★★★★
    認識している、気づいている(形容詞)
    The committee is cognizant of the challenges faced by the organization.
  • coherence[noun]★★★★
    首尾一貫性、調和(名詞)
    The essay lacks coherence, with ideas presented in a disorganized manner.
  • collateral[noun]★★★★
    担保、付随的な(名詞・形容詞)
    Banks require collateral before they will approve a loan.
  • colloquial[adjective]★★★
    口語的な、日常会話の(形容詞)
    The speaker used colloquial language to make the presentation more relatable to the audience.
  • collusion[noun]★★★★
    共謀、ぐるになること(名詞)
    The investigation revealed collusion between the two companies to fix prices.
  • commencement[noun]★★★★
    開始、卒業式(名詞)
    The commencement ceremony celebrated the achievements of the graduating class.
  • commendable[adjective]★★★
    褒めるべき、称賛に値する(形容詞)
    The volunteers' commendable efforts in disaster relief earned widespread praise.
  • commentary[noun]★★★★
    解説、論評(名詞)
    The sports commentary provided detailed analysis of every play during the match.
  • commingle[verb]★★
    混ぜ合わせる、一緒になる(動詞)
    Different cultural traditions commingled in the multicultural city.
  • commodities[noun]★★★★
    商品、日用品(名詞)
    The price of commodities like oil and wheat has been volatile recently.
  • complacency[noun]★★★★
    自己満足、現状維持主義(名詞)
    The company's complacency led to its failure to adapt to market changes.
  • complement[verb]★★★★
    補完する、完全にする(動詞)
    The wine complements the dish perfectly, enhancing its flavors.
  • complacent[adjective]★★★★
    自己満足的な、現状に満足した(形容詞)
    The team became complacent after winning several matches and lost focus.
  • complexity[noun]★★★★
    複雑さ、複雑性(名詞)
    The complexity of modern economics requires specialized knowledge to understand.
  • complicit[adjective]★★★★
    共謀的な、暗に加担している(形容詞)
    The official was found complicit in the corruption scheme.
  • composure[noun]★★★★
    冷静さ、落ち着き(名詞)
    Despite the stressful situation, the manager maintained her composure and made rational decisions.
  • compound[noun]★★★★
    複合の、混合物(形容詞・名詞)
    The chemical compound consists of three different elements.
  • comprehensive[adjective]★★★★
    包括的な、詳細な(形容詞)
    The comprehensive report covers all aspects of the environmental impact.
  • comprise[verb]★★★★
    構成する、占める(動詞)
    Women comprise 40% of the workforce in the company.
  • compromise[verb]★★★★
    妥協する、折り合いをつける(動詞)
    After heated debates, both parties agreed to compromise on the contentious issue.
  • compulsion[noun]★★★
    強制、衝動(名詞)
    He felt a compulsion to check his emails every few minutes.
  • unprecedented[adj]★★★★
    前例のない(形容詞)
    The pandemic caused unprecedented economic disruption worldwide.
  • advocate[verb]★★★★
    支持する、主張する(動詞)
    Environmental groups advocate for stricter carbon emissions regulations.
  • mitigate[verb]★★★★
    軽減する、緩和する(動詞)
    Governments must mitigate climate change through renewable energy investment.
  • ambiguous[adj]★★★★
    曖昧な、不明確な(形容詞)
    The politician's statement was ambiguous and left room for multiple interpretations.
  • susceptible[adj]★★★★
    〜に感染しやすい、影響を受けやすい(形容詞)
    Children are more susceptible to infectious diseases than adults.
  • resilience[noun]★★★★
    回復力、復元力(名詞)
    The community showed remarkable resilience after the natural disaster.
  • paramount[adj]★★★★
    最高の、最も重要な(形容詞)
    Education is of paramount importance in developing nations.
  • disparate[adj]★★★★
    異なった、異質な(形容詞)
    The study combined disparate data from multiple sources.
  • pragmatic[adj]★★★★
    現実的な、実用的な(形容詞)
    We need a pragmatic approach to solving this complex problem.
  • substantiate[verb]★★★★
    実証する、裏付ける(動詞)
    The researcher needed to substantiate her claims with empirical evidence.
  • inherent[adj]★★★★
    固有の、生まれつきの(形容詞)
    Humans have an inherent desire for social connection.
  • lucrative[adj]★★★★
    利益の大きい、儲かる(形容詞)
    Tech startups have found lucrative opportunities in artificial intelligence.
  • volatile[adj]★★★★
    不安定な、変動しやすい(形容詞)
    Cryptocurrency markets remain highly volatile and unpredictable.
  • ameliorate[verb]★★★★
    改善する、よくする(動詞)
    New policies aim to ameliorate working conditions in factories.
  • exacerbate[verb]★★★★
    悪化させる、より深刻にする(動詞)
    Lack of investment will exacerbate the infrastructure crisis.
  • coherent[adj]★★★★
    一貫した、首尾一貫した(形容詞)
    The author's argument was logical and coherent throughout the essay.
  • facilitate[verb]★★★★
    促進する、容易にする(動詞)
    Technology facilitates communication across continents.
  • detrimental[adj]★★★★
    有害な、悪影響を及ぼす(形容詞)
    Pollution has a detrimental effect on aquatic ecosystems.
  • contemplate[verb]★★★★
    熟考する、思案する(動詞)
    The philosopher contemplated the nature of human existence.
  • obscure[adj]★★★★
    不明確な、曖昧な(形容詞)
    The document's obscure language made it difficult to understand.
  • prudent[adj]★★★★
    慎重な、思慮深い(形容詞)
    It would be prudent to save money for emergencies.
  • bolster[verb]★★★★
    支援する、強化する(動詞)
    International cooperation will bolster efforts to fight climate change.
  • conceivable[adj]★★★★
    考えられる、想像できる(形容詞)
    It is conceivable that artificial intelligence will surpass human intelligence.
  • intrinsic[adj]★★★★
    本質的な、固有の(形容詞)
    Happiness has intrinsic value beyond material wealth.
  • elicit[verb]★★★★
    引き出す、言わせる(動詞)
    The interviewer tried to elicit honest responses from the candidates.
  • emulate[verb]★★★★
    模倣する、見習う(動詞)
    Many startups emulate the business model of successful companies.
  • depict[verb]★★★★
    描く、描写する(動詞)
    The film depicts the struggles of immigrants in modern society.
  • consolidate[verb]★★★★
    統合する、強固にする(動詞)
    The company consolidated its market position through strategic acquisitions.
  • circumvent[verb]★★★★
    回避する、突破する(動詞)
    Hackers found ways to circumvent the security system.
  • scrutiny[noun]★★★★
    精査、厳密な検査(名詞)
    The contract underwent careful scrutiny before approval.
  • nominal[adj]★★★★
    名目上の、わずかな(形容詞)
    He served as the nominal head of the organization while others made decisions.
  • reciprocal[adj]★★★★
    相互の、互恵的な(形容詞)
    International trade depends on reciprocal agreements between nations.
  • tangible[adj]★★★★
    具体的な、触知できる(形容詞)
    The project produced tangible results that improved the community.
  • precarious[adj]★★★★
    不安定な、危険な(形容詞)
    Many workers find themselves in precarious employment situations.
  • nascent[adj]★★★★
    初期段階の、芽生えた(形容詞)
    The renewable energy sector was nascent but growing rapidly.
  • vindicate[verb]★★★★
    正当化する、無罪を晴らす(動詞)
    New evidence vindicated the defendant after years of imprisonment.
  • allocate[verb]★★★★
    配分する、割り当てる(動詞)
    The government allocated funds to support renewable energy research.
  • disparity[noun]★★★★
    不等、差異(名詞)
    There is a growing disparity between rich and poor nations.
  • articulate[verb]★★★★
    明確に述べる(動詞)
    The speaker articulated her vision for educational reform eloquently.
  • assuage[verb]★★★★
    和らげる、慰める(動詞)
    The government's statement helped assuage public concerns about safety.
  • fortuitous[adj]★★★★
    幸運な、偶然の幸い(形容詞)
    It was fortuitous that we met at the conference.
  • pragmatism[noun]★★★★
    実用主義(名詞)
    The company adopted pragmatism in its approach to business challenges.
  • symbiotic[adj]★★★★
    共生的な(形容詞)
    The relationship between the two companies is symbiotic and mutually beneficial.
  • prudence[noun]★★★★
    慎重、思慮深さ(名詞)
    Financial prudence is essential in managing large investments.
  • incite[verb]★★★★
    扇動する、駆り立てる(動詞)
    The speech incited the crowd to action.
  • amelioration[noun]★★★★
    改善、改良(名詞)
    Amelioration of working conditions was the union's primary goal.
  • redundant[adj]★★★★
    冗長な、余分な(形容詞)
    The report contained redundant information that could have been condensed.
  • indispensable[adj]★★★★
    不可欠な、なくてはならない(形容詞)
    Clean water is indispensable for human survival.
  • superfluous[adj]★★★★
    余分な、無駄な(形容詞)
    The additional rules seemed superfluous and unnecessarily complicated.
  • lucid[adj]★★★★
    明確な、意識がはっきりした(形容詞)
    The author's lucid explanation made the complex theory easy to understand.
  • cardinal[adj]★★★★
    最も重要な、基本的な(形容詞)
    The cardinal principle of the organization is transparency.
  • defunct[adj]★★★★
    廃止された、機能していない(形容詞)
    The company is defunct after declaring bankruptcy last year.
  • perpetuate[verb]★★★★
    永続させる、続かせる(動詞)
    Traditional customs perpetuate cultural heritage from generation to generation.
  • placate[verb]★★★★
    なだめる、宥める(動詞)
    The manager attempted to placate angry customers with discounts.
  • eradicate[verb]★★★★
    根絶する、消滅させる(動詞)
    Public health campaigns aim to eradicate infectious diseases.
  • ubiquitous[adj]★★★★
    どこにでもある、遍在する(形容詞)
    Smartphones have become ubiquitous in modern society.
  • emancipate[verb]★★★★
    解放する、自由にする(動詞)
    Education can emancipate people from poverty and ignorance.
  • manifest[verb]★★★★
    明らかに示す、表す(動詞)
    Her talent manifested itself early in her artistic career.
  • imminent[adj]★★★★
    迫った、今にも起こりそうな(形容詞)
    The imminent arrival of the hurricane forced evacuations.
  • retaliate[verb]★★★★
    報復する、やり返す(動詞)
    The country threatened to retaliate against trade restrictions.
  • inert[adj]★★★★
    不活発な、化学的に活性でない(形容詞)
    Inert gases are used in various industrial applications.
  • cogent[adj]★★★★
    説得力のある、確かな(形容詞)
    The lawyer presented cogent arguments that convinced the jury.
  • nuance[noun]★★★★
    微妙な違い、細かい点(名詞)
    Understanding the nuance of language is important for translation.
  • sanguine[adj]★★★★
    楽観的な、血色の良い(形容詞)
    Despite challenges, the team remained sanguine about future prospects.
  • admonish[verb]★★★★
    警告する、叱る(動詞)
    The teacher admonished the students for not completing their homework.
  • profligate[adj]★★★★
    浪費癖のある、放蕩的な(形容詞)
    The profligate spending of the company led to financial crisis.
  • ostensible[adj]★★★★
    見た目上の、名目上の(形容詞)
    The ostensible reason for the meeting was to discuss strategy.
  • nascency[noun]★★★★
    初期段階、芽生え(名詞)
    The nascency of the technology sector attracted numerous investors.
  • belligerent[adj]★★★★
    好戦的な、戦闘状態にある(形容詞)
    The belligerent nations refused to participate in peace negotiations.
  • seclusion[noun]★★★★
    隔離、孤立(名詞)
    The artist chose seclusion in the countryside to focus on creative work.
  • refute[verb]★★★★
    反論する、反証する(動詞)
    The scientist refuted the claims made in the previous study.
  • conducive[adj]★★★★
    役に立つ、有利な(形容詞)
    A quiet environment is conducive to concentration and learning.
  • abstain[verb]★★★★
    控える、棄権する(動詞)
    Many delegates abstained from voting on the controversial issue.
  • indifferent[adj]★★★★
    無関心な、どちらでもよい(形容詞)
    The company remained indifferent to public criticism of its practices.
  • confluence[noun]★★★★
    合流、集合(名詞)
    The confluence of multiple factors led to the company's success.
  • stringent[adj]★★★★
    厳格な、厳しい(形容詞)
    The regulations are stringent to ensure public safety.
  • rectify[verb]★★★★
    正す、是正する(動詞)
    The company took steps to rectify the errors in the report.
  • opulent[adj]★★★★
    贅沢な、豪華な(形容詞)
    The palace's opulent decorations reflected the wealth of the kingdom.
  • candid[adj]★★★★
    率直な、忌憚のない(形容詞)
    In the interview, the CEO was candid about the company's challenges.
  • stipulate[verb]★★★★
    規定する、条件をつける(動詞)
    The contract stipulates that payment must be made within 30 days.
  • incarcerate[verb]★★★★
    投獄する、監禁する(動詞)
    The criminal was incarcerated for ten years for his crimes.
  • pervasive[adj]★★★★
    至るところにある、蔓延する(形容詞)
    The pervasive influence of social media affects young people worldwide.
  • demean[verb]★★★★
    貶める、品を落とす(動詞)
    The harsh criticism seemed designed to demean the artist's work.
  • accrue[verb]★★★★
    蓄積する、利息がつく(動詞)
    Interest accrues on savings accounts over time.
  • exuberant[adj]★★★★
    溌溂たる、陽気な(形容詞)
    The exuberant crowd celebrated the victory with enthusiasm.
  • avert[verb]★★★★
    回避する、そむける(動詞)
    Quick action by authorities helped avert a potential disaster.
  • impartial[adj]★★★★
    公平な、不偏的な(形容詞)
    A judge must remain impartial and fair in legal proceedings.
  • consternation[noun]★★★★
    驚き、当惑(名詞)
    The news of the layoffs caused consternation among employees.
  • meticulous[adj]★★★★
    細心の、綿密な(形容詞)
    The researcher conducted a meticulous analysis of the data.
  • obfuscate[verb]★★★★
    曖昧にする、混乱させる(動詞)
    The company tried to obfuscate the truth about its financial situation.
  • propitious[adj]★★★★
    幸先の良い、都合の良い(形容詞)
    The propitious timing of the announcement boosted investor confidence.
  • sagacious[adj]★★★★
    聡明な、賢い(形容詞)
    The sagacious leader made wise decisions during the crisis.
  • placidity[noun]★★★★
    静けさ、平静(名詞)
    The placidity of the lake reflected the surrounding mountains.
  • abide[verb]★★★★
    従う、守る(動詞)
    Companies must abide by environmental regulations.
  • abolish[verb]★★★★
    廃止する(動詞)
    The government decided to abolish the outdated law.
  • abstract[adjective]★★★★
    抽象的な(形容詞)
    Abstract art requires viewers to interpret the meaning themselves.
  • abundance[noun]★★★★
    豊富、大量(名詞)
    The region has an abundance of natural resources.
  • academia[noun]★★★★
    学問、学界(名詞)
    She spent her career in academia, publishing numerous research papers.
  • accelerate[verb]★★★★
    加速する、促進する(動詞)
    Technological innovation will accelerate economic growth.
  • accredit[verb]★★★
    認可する(動詞)
    The university was accredited by the international education board.
  • accumulate[verb]★★★★
    蓄積する、溜まる(動詞)
    Dust accumulates on surfaces that are not cleaned regularly.
  • achieve[verb]★★★★★
    達成する(動詞)
    She achieved her goal of becoming a doctor through hard work.
  • acquire[verb]★★★★
    獲得する、習得する(動詞)
    The company acquired a smaller firm to expand its market share.
  • adamant[adjective]★★★
    強硬な、譲らない(形容詞)
    The president remained adamant about his decision despite criticism.
  • adapt[verb]★★★★
    適応する、改変する(動詞)
    Species must adapt to changing environmental conditions to survive.
  • adequate[adjective]★★★★
    十分な、適切な(形容詞)
    The funding provided was adequate to complete the project.
  • adjacent[adjective]★★★
    隣接した(形容詞)
    The two countries share an adjacent border.
  • admire[verb]★★★★
    賞賛する(動詞)
    Many people admire her dedication to social justice.
  • adopt[verb]★★★★
    採用する、養子にする(動詞)
    The government adopted new policies to reduce pollution.
  • advert[noun]★★★
    広告(名詞)
    The company's advert was broadcasted during the Super Bowl.
  • adverse[adjective]★★★★
    悪影響のある、不利な(形容詞)
    The adverse weather conditions delayed the construction project.
  • advocate[verb, noun]★★★★
    主張する、擁護者(動詞・名詞)
    Environmental groups advocate for stronger climate protection laws.
  • aesthetic[adjective]★★★★
    美的な(形容詞)
    The aesthetic design of the building attracted international attention.
  • affirm[verb]★★★
    確認する、肯定する(動詞)
    The court affirmed the lower court's decision.
  • afford[verb]★★★★
    余裕がある、提供する(動詞)
    The city cannot afford to ignore the environmental crisis.
  • aggregate[verb, noun]★★★
    集計する、総計(動詞・名詞)
    The aggregate data shows a significant increase in sales.
  • agile[adjective]★★★
    素早い、敏捷な(形容詞)
    The company's agile approach enabled rapid product development.
  • agonize[verb]★★★
    苦悩する、悶える(動詞)
    She agonized over the decision for weeks before announcing it.
  • agrarian[adjective]★★★
    農業の(形容詞)
    The agrarian society gradually transformed into an industrial economy.
  • alacrity[noun]★★★
    素早さ、敏活さ(名詞)
    He responded to the emergency with alacrity and efficiency.
  • align[verb]★★★★
    一列に並べる、調整する(動詞)
    The company's values align with sustainability goals.
  • alleviate[verb]★★★★
    軽減する、緩和する(動詞)
    The new policy aims to alleviate poverty in urban areas.
  • allocate[verb]★★★★
    配分する、割り当てる(動詞)
    The budget was allocated to various departments based on their needs.
  • ambiguous[adjective]★★★★
    曖昧な、あいまいな(形容詞)
    The contract contained ambiguous language that led to disputes.
  • ambivalent[adjective]★★★
    相反する感情を持つ(形容詞)
    She felt ambivalent about accepting the job offer.
  • amenable[adjective]★★★
    従順な、応じやすい(形容詞)
    The government was amenable to suggestions for reform.
  • ample[adjective]★★★★
    十分な、豊富な(形容詞)
    The new office has ample space for all employees.
  • analogy[noun]★★★★
    類推、たとえ(名詞)
    He used an analogy to explain the complex scientific concept.
  • analyze[verb]★★★★★
    分析する(動詞)
    Researchers analyzed the data to identify patterns and trends.
  • anchor[noun, verb]★★★
    錨、固定する(名詞・動詞)
    The anchor held the ship in place during the storm.
  • anecdote[noun]★★★
    逸話、軽い話(名詞)
    He shared an amusing anecdote about his childhood.
  • animate[verb]★★★
    生き生きさせる、動かす(動詞)
    The director's passion animated the entire production team.
  • annex[verb, noun]★★★
    併合する、付属建物(動詞・名詞)
    The country attempted to annex the neighboring territory.
  • annihilate[verb]★★★
    完全に破壊する(動詞)
    The nuclear explosion annihilated the entire city.
  • annuity[noun]★★★
    年金、年賦金(名詞)
    She invested in an annuity to ensure financial security in retirement.
  • anomaly[noun]★★★★
    異常、異例(名詞)
    The unusual weather pattern was an anomaly for this region.
  • anonymous[adjective]★★★★
    匿名の(形容詞)
    The anonymous donation was made by a wealthy philanthropist.
  • antagonism[noun]★★★
    敵意、対立(名詞)
    There was clear antagonism between the two rival companies.
  • antecedent[adjective, noun]★★★
    先行する、先例(形容詞・名詞)
    The antecedent events led to the current political crisis.
  • anthropology[noun]★★★
    人類学(名詞)
    Anthropology studies human cultures and societies throughout history.
  • anticipate[verb]★★★★
    予想する、期待する(動詞)
    We anticipate significant growth in the next quarter.
  • antique[noun, adjective]★★★
    骨董品、古い(名詞・形容詞)
    The antique furniture was valued at several million dollars.
  • anxiety[noun]★★★★
    不安、心配(名詞)
    Economic uncertainty created widespread anxiety among investors.
  • apathy[noun]★★★
    無関心、無感動(名詞)
    Public apathy towards politics has increased in recent years.
  • aperture[noun]★★★
    開口部、レンズ絞り(名詞)
    The camera's aperture controls the amount of light entering the lens.
  • apex[noun]★★★★
    頂点、最頂部(名詞)
    She reached the apex of her career as CEO of the company.
  • aphorism[noun]★★★
    警句、格言(名詞)
    The philosopher's aphorisms were known for their wit and wisdom.
  • aplomb[noun]★★★
    自信、落ち着き(名詞)
    She handled the difficult interview with aplomb and poise.
  • apocalypse[noun]★★★
    黙示録、終末(名詞)
    Some environmentalists warn of an ecological apocalypse if action is not taken.
  • appalling[adjective]★★★
    恐ろしい、ぞっとする(形容詞)
    The appalling conditions in the refugee camp shocked international observers.
  • apparatus[noun]★★★
    装置、機構(名詞)
    The scientific apparatus required careful calibration before use.
  • apparel[noun]★★★
    衣料、服装(名詞)
    The formal apparel was required for the diplomatic event.
  • apparent[adjective]★★★★
    明白な、見かけの(形容詞)
    It became apparent that the company had mismanaged its finances.
  • apparition[noun]★★★
    幽霊、出現(名詞)
    Witnesses reported seeing an apparition in the old haunted house.
  • appeal[verb, noun]★★★★
    訴える、上訴(動詞・名詞)
    The defendant filed an appeal against the court's decision.
  • appear[verb]★★★★★
    現れる、見える(動詞)
    New evidence appeared during the investigation.
  • appease[verb]★★★
    なだめる、宥める(動詞)
    The government tried to appease angry protesters by making concessions.
  • append[verb]★★★
    付け加える、追加する(動詞)
    A detailed note was appended to the report.
  • appendix[noun]★★★
    付録、虫垂(名詞)
    The appendix of the textbook contained additional reference materials.
  • appetite[noun]★★★★
    食欲、欲求(名詞)
    The scandal diminished the public's appetite for political engagement.
  • applaud[verb]★★★
    拍手する、称賛する(動詞)
    The audience applauded the brilliant performance.
  • appliance[noun]★★★
    電化製品、器具(名詞)
    Modern kitchen appliances have made cooking more efficient.
  • applicable[adjective]★★★★
    適用できる、該当する(形容詞)
    The new regulations are applicable to all companies in the sector.
  • applicant[noun]★★★★
    申請者、応募者(名詞)
    The job received over five hundred applicants.
  • application[noun]★★★★
    申請、応用(名詞)
    The application of new technology transformed the industry.
  • appoint[verb]★★★★
    任命する、指定する(動詞)
    The president appointed a new cabinet minister.
  • appraisal[noun]★★★
    評価、鑑定(名詞)
    The property appraisal determined its market value.
  • appreciate[verb]★★★★
    感謝する、増加する(動詞)
    We appreciate your support during this challenging time.
  • apprehend[verb]★★★
    逮捕する、理解する(動詞)
    Police apprehended the suspect near the train station.
  • apprehension[noun]★★★
    懸念、逮捕(名詞)
    There was widespread apprehension about the economic recession.
  • apprentice[noun]★★★
    見習い、弟子(名詞)
    The young apprentice learned the craft from an experienced master.
  • apprise[verb]★★★
    知らせる、通知する(動詞)
    We apprised the board of the recent developments.
  • approach[verb, noun]★★★★
    近づく、接近法(動詞・名詞)
    The government's approach to healthcare reform was controversial.
  • approbation[noun]★★★
    承認、称賛(名詞)
    The project received approbation from the international committee.
  • appropriate[adjective, verb]★★★★
    適切な、盗む(形容詞・動詞)
    It is appropriate to send a thank-you note after an interview.
  • appropriation[noun]★★★
    横領、拠出金(名詞)
    The budget appropriation was approved by the parliament.
  • approval[noun]★★★★
    承認、賛成(名詞)
    The project received approval from the city council.
  • approve[verb]★★★★
    承認する、賛成する(動詞)
    The committee approved the funding request.
  • approximate[adjective, verb]★★★
    近似的な、約(形容詞・動詞)
    The approximate cost of the project is one million dollars.
  • appurtenance[noun]★★
    付属物、装備品(名詞)
    The property includes all appurtenances such as the garage and shed.
  • aptitude[noun]★★★★
    適性、才能(名詞)
    Her aptitude for mathematics was evident from an early age.
  • arbitrary[adjective]★★★★
    恣意的な、独裁的な(形容詞)
    The judge's arbitrary decision was later overturned on appeal.
  • arbiter[noun]★★★
    仲裁者、判定人(名詞)
    The UN acted as an arbiter in the international dispute.
  • arcade[noun]★★★
    アーケード、列柱廊下(名詞)
    The historic arcade in the city center has been recently restored.
  • arcane[adjective]★★★
    神秘的な、難解な(形容詞)
    The ancient manuscript contained arcane knowledge about alchemy.
  • archaeology[noun]★★★
    考古学(名詞)
    Archaeology has revealed much about ancient civilizations.
  • archaic[adjective]★★★★
    古い、時代遅れの(形容詞)
    The archaic legal terminology confused many modern readers.
  • architect[noun]★★★
    建築家、設計者(名詞)
    The architect designed a sustainable building using eco-friendly materials.
  • archive[noun]★★★
    公文書、記録(名詞)
    The historical archive contains thousands of important documents.
  • ardent[adjective]★★★★
    熱心な、熱烈な(形容詞)
    He was an ardent supporter of environmental conservation.
  • ardor[noun]★★★
    熱情、情熱(名詞)
    She pursued her artistic career with great ardor.
  • arduous[adjective]★★★★
    困難な、苦しい(形容詞)
    The climb up the mountain was arduous but rewarding.
  • advocate[verb]★★★★
    主張する、支持する(動詞)
    She advocates for stricter environmental regulations.
  • ambiguous[adjective]★★★★
    曖昧な、不明確な(形容詞)
    The government's statement was ambiguous and left room for interpretation.
  • amendment[noun]★★★★
    修正、改正(名詞)
    The constitutional amendment was ratified by all states.
  • anticipate[verb]★★★★
    予想する、期待する(動詞)
    We anticipate that sales will increase in the next quarter.
  • articulate[verb]★★★★
    明確に表現する、発音する(動詞)
    The speaker articulated her ideas with great clarity.
  • ascend[verb]★★★★
    上昇する、昇進する(動詞)
    The president will ascend to power next month.
  • assess[verb]★★★★
    評価する、査定する(動詞)
    The committee will assess the impact of the new policy.
  • asset[noun]★★★★
    資産、有利な要素(名詞)
    Education is one of the most valuable assets a person can possess.
  • assume[verb]★★★★
    仮定する、引き受ける(動詞)
    We cannot assume that all customers prefer online shopping.
  • attain[verb]★★★★
    達成する、到達する(動詞)
    She worked hard to attain her dream of becoming a doctor.
  • attribute[noun/verb]★★★★
    属性、特性(名詞);~に帰する(動詞)
    The artist's unique style is an important attribute of her work.
  • augment[verb]★★★★
    増加させる、増強する(動詞)
    The company plans to augment its workforce by 30 percent.
  • austere[adjective]★★★★
    厳しい、質素な(形容詞)
    The government implemented austere economic measures.
  • autonomous[adjective]★★★★
    自治的な、自律した(形容詞)
    Autonomous vehicles are expected to revolutionize transportation.
  • avert[verb]★★★★
    回避する、そらす(動詞)
    Quick action averted a major crisis.
  • bilateral[adjective]★★★★
    二国間の、相互的な(形容詞)
    The two countries signed a bilateral trade agreement.
  • blatant[adjective]★★★★
    明白な、露骨な(形容詞)
    His blatant disregard for the rules was unacceptable.
  • bolster[verb]★★★★
    支える、強化する(動詞)
    The government's support will bolster the struggling industry.
  • breach[noun/verb]★★★★
    違反、侵害(名詞);破る(動詞)
    The company faced a serious data breach that affected thousands of users.
  • brevity[noun]★★★★
    簡潔さ、短さ(名詞)
    The editor praised the article for its brevity and clarity.
  • bureaucracy[noun]★★★★
    官僚制度、官僚機構(名詞)
    The new system aims to reduce bureaucracy in government.
  • caliph[noun]★★★
    カリフ、イスラム教の指導者(名詞)
    The caliph ruled the Islamic empire during the medieval period.
  • candid[adjective]★★★★
    率直な、ぶっきらぼうな(形容詞)
    She gave a candid assessment of the company's financial situation.
  • capitalize[verb]★★★★
    資本化する、利用する(動詞)
    The company will capitalize on the growing demand for sustainable products.
  • catalyst[noun]★★★★
    触媒、きっかけ(名詞)
    Social media has become a catalyst for political change.
  • cease[verb]★★★★
    やめる、中止する(動詞)
    The company agreed to cease all operations in that region.
  • centennial[noun/adjective]★★★
    100周年(名詞);100年の(形容詞)
    The university celebrated its centennial with a series of events.
  • chronicle[noun/verb]★★★★
    年代記、記録(名詞);記録する(動詞)
    The historian chronicled the events of the war in great detail.
  • circumvent[verb]★★★★
    回避する、くぐり抜ける(動詞)
    The smugglers tried to circumvent customs regulations.
  • citation[noun]★★★★
    引用、引用文(名詞)
    The research paper included numerous citations from peer-reviewed journals.
  • civic[adjective]★★★★
    市民の、都市の(形容詞)
    Civic duties include paying taxes and voting.
  • civil[adjective]★★★★
    市民的な、公民的な(形容詞)
    Civil rights are fundamental to a democratic society.
  • clarify[verb]★★★★
    明確にする、説明する(動詞)
    The spokesperson clarified the government's position on the issue.
  • coalition[noun]★★★★
    連合、提携(名詞)
    Several opposition parties formed a coalition to challenge the ruling party.
  • coherent[adjective]★★★★
    一貫性のある、首尾一貫した(形容詞)
    The speaker presented a coherent argument for his position.
  • coincide[verb]★★★★
    一致する、同時に起こる(動詞)
    The conference dates coincide with the annual trade fair.
  • collaborate[verb]★★★★
    協力する、共同で行う(動詞)
    The two organizations will collaborate on environmental protection projects.
  • colleague[noun]★★★★
    同僚、仲間(名詞)
    My colleague and I are working on the same research project.
  • colloquial[adjective]★★★★
    日常的な、口語的な(形容詞)
    The author used colloquial language to make the book more accessible.
  • commemorate[verb]★★★★
    記念する、称える(動詞)
    The monument commemorates those who died in the war.
  • commend[verb]★★★★
    ほめる、推薦する(動詞)
    The principal commended the students for their excellent academic performance.
  • commission[noun/verb]★★★★
    委員会、手数料(名詞);委託する(動詞)
    The government commission investigated the causes of the accident.
  • commodity[noun]★★★★
    商品、物資(名詞)
    Oil is a valuable commodity in the global market.
  • complacent[adjective]★★★★
    自己満足した、慢心した(形容詞)
    The team became complacent after their initial success.
  • complement[noun/verb]★★★★
    補完するもの(名詞);補う(動詞)
    This wine complements the fish dish perfectly.
  • comply[verb]★★★★
    従う、応じる(動詞)
    All companies must comply with environmental regulations.
  • comprehensive[adjective]★★★★
    包括的な、広範な(形容詞)
    The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the current economic situation.
  • compromise[noun/verb]★★★★
    妥協、折衷案(名詞);妥協する(動詞)
    Both parties reached a compromise on the controversial issue.
  • concede[verb]★★★★
    認める、譲歩する(動詞)
    The candidate conceded defeat in the election.
  • conceive[verb]★★★★
    考える、想像する(動詞)
    The architect conceived an innovative design for the building.
  • concise[adjective]★★★★
    簡潔な、短い(形容詞)
    Please provide a concise summary of your findings.
  • concur[verb]★★★★
    同意する、一致する(動詞)
    I concur with your analysis of the situation.
  • condemn[verb]★★★★
    非難する、有罪判決を下す(動詞)
    The international community condemned the government's human rights violations.
  • condense[verb]★★★★
    凝縮する、要約する(動詞)
    The editor asked the writer to condense the article.
  • conduct[noun/verb]★★★★
    行動、振る舞い(名詞);行う、指揮する(動詞)
    The orchestra conductor will conduct a symphony this evening.
  • confederation[noun]★★★
    同盟、連邦(名詞)
    The confederation of states united for mutual defense.
  • confer[verb]★★★★
    相談する、与える(動詞)
    The executives conferred about the merger.
  • confess[verb]★★★★
    告白する、認める(動詞)
    The suspect confessed to the crime.
  • confidential[adjective]★★★★
    機密の、秘密の(形容詞)
    The document contains confidential information.
  • confine[verb]★★★★
    限定する、閉じ込める(動詞)
    The patient was confined to bed due to illness.
  • confirm[verb]★★★★
    確認する、確定する(動詞)
    The company confirmed the announcement of the new product launch.
  • confiscate[verb]★★★★
    没収する、押収する(動詞)
    The customs officers confiscated the contraband goods.
  • confluence[noun]★★★
    合流、集合(名詞)
    The confluence of two rivers creates a powerful current.
  • conform[verb]★★★★
    適合する、従う(動詞)
    The building must conform to local safety standards.
  • confront[verb]★★★★
    直面する、対決する(動詞)
    The government must confront the rising inflation problem.
  • conjecture[noun/verb]★★★★
    推測、推論(名詞);推測する(動詞)
    The scientist's conjecture about the phenomenon was later proven correct.
  • conjure[verb]★★★
    魔法を使う、想起させる(動詞)
    The magician conjured a rabbit from the hat.
  • connote[verb]★★★★
    暗に示す、含む(動詞)
    The word 'freedom' connotes different meanings to different people.
  • conquer[verb]★★★★
    征服する、克服する(動詞)
    The general conquered the enemy territory.
  • consecrate[verb]★★★
    神聖視する、祝別する(動詞)
    The priest consecrated the new church.
  • consecutive[adjective]★★★★
    連続的な、続く(形容詞)
    The team won five consecutive matches.
  • consensus[noun]★★★★
    合意、意見の一致(名詞)
    There is consensus among scientists about climate change.
  • consequence[noun]★★★★
    結果、影響(名詞)
    The strike had serious consequences for the economy.
  • consequent[adjective]★★★
    結果として起こる(形容詞)
    The consequent damage from the earthquake was extensive.
  • conserve[verb]★★★★
    保存する、節約する(動詞)
    We must conserve natural resources for future generations.
  • consider[verb]★★★★
    考慮する、見なす(動詞)
    Please consider the advantages and disadvantages of both options.
  • console[verb]★★★★
    慰める、なぐさめる(動詞)
    Friends gathered to console the grieving family.
  • consolidate[verb]★★★★
    統合する、強化する(動詞)
    The company will consolidate its operations in three locations.
  • consortium[noun]★★★★
    企業連合、共同体(名詞)
    A consortium of banks funded the major infrastructure project.
  • conspicuous[adjective]★★★★
    目立つ、明白な(形容詞)
    Her absence was conspicuous at the meeting.
  • conspiracy[noun]★★★★
    陰謀、共謀(名詞)
    The investigation revealed a conspiracy to defraud investors.
  • constrain[verb]★★★★
    強制する、制限する(動詞)
    Budget constraints force the company to reduce spending.
  • construct[verb]★★★★
    構築する、建設する(動詞)
    The engineers constructed a new bridge across the river.
  • construe[verb]★★★★
    解釈する、理解する(動詞)
    His silence was construed as agreement.
  • consulate[noun]★★★
    領事館(名詞)
    The tourist visited the consulate to obtain a visa.
  • consummate[verb/adjective]★★★
    完成させる、成熟した(動詞/形容詞)
    The negotiation consummated in a binding agreement.
  • consumption[noun]★★★★
    消費、消費量(名詞)
    Energy consumption has increased significantly in developing countries.
  • contemporary[adjective/noun]★★★★
    現代的な、同時代の(形容詞/名詞)
    Contemporary art often challenges traditional aesthetics.
  • contempt[noun]★★★★
    軽蔑、侮蔑(名詞)
    He showed contempt for the court's decision.
  • contend[verb]★★★★
    主張する、争う(動詞)
    The researcher contended that the findings supported a new theory.
  • content[noun/adjective]★★★★
    内容、満足(名詞);満足した(形容詞)
    The content of the article is highly informative.
  • contest[noun/verb]★★★★
    競技、異議(名詞);異議を唱える(動詞)
    The lawyer will contest the court's ruling.
  • context[noun]★★★★
    背景、文脈(名詞)
    The statement must be understood in its historical context.
  • contiguous[adjective]★★★
    隣接する、接触している(形容詞)
    The contiguous states form a unified market.
  • continental[adjective]★★★
    大陸の、大陸規模の(形容詞)
    Continental climate is characterized by extreme temperature variations.
  • contingency[noun]★★★★
    偶然の事態、不測の事態(名詞)
    The company has a contingency plan for economic downturns.
  • contingent[adjective]★★★★
    条件付きの、偶然的な(形容詞)
    The success of the project is contingent on adequate funding.
  • continuity[noun]★★★★
    連続性、継続(名詞)
    The new director ensured the continuity of the organization's mission.
  • contract[noun/verb]★★★★
    契約、縮む(名詞/動詞)
    The employment contract outlines the terms of employment.
  • contradict[verb]★★★★
    矛盾する、否定する(動詞)
    The witness's testimony contradicted the earlier statements.
  • abolish[verb]★★★★
    廃止する(動詞)
    The government decided to abolish the outdated law.
  • abstract[adjective]★★★★
    抽象的な(形容詞)
    Abstract art requires viewers to interpret its meaning.
  • accelerate[verb]★★★★
    加速する(動詞)
    Technological innovation has accelerated economic growth.
  • accommodate[verb]★★★★
    対応する、収容する(動詞)
    The hotel can accommodate up to 500 guests.
  • advocate[verb/noun]★★★★
    主張する、擁護する(動詞);支持者(名詞)
    Environmental groups advocate for stricter emission standards.
  • affluent[adjective]★★★★
    裕福な(形容詞)
    Affluent nations have greater responsibility for climate change.
  • aggregate[verb/noun]★★★★
    集計する(動詞);集計値(名詞)
    The report aggregates data from multiple sources.
  • alleviate[verb]★★★★
    緩和する(動詞)
    The new policy aims to alleviate poverty in rural areas.
  • allocate[verb]★★★★
    配分する(動詞)
    The budget allocates funds for educational research.
  • ambiguous[adjective]★★★★
    曖昧な(形容詞)
    The contract's ambiguous language led to legal disputes.
  • amendment[noun]★★★★
    改正(名詞)
    The constitutional amendment expanded voting rights.
  • analogy[noun]★★★★
    類推(名詞)
    He used an analogy to explain complex scientific concepts.
  • analyze[verb]★★★★
    分析する(動詞)
    Economists analyze market trends to predict future behavior.
  • anchor[verb/noun]★★★★
    固定する(動詞);錨(名詞)
    The company's success is anchored in strong research.
  • antagonism[noun]★★★★
    敵意(名詞)
    Rising antagonism between nations threatens peace.
  • antiquated[adjective]★★★★
    時代遅れの(形容詞)
    The museum displayed antiquated farming equipment.
  • arbitrary[adjective]★★★★
    恣意的な(形容詞)
    The judge's arbitrary decision was overturned on appeal.
  • ardent[adjective]★★★★
    熱心な(形容詞)
    She is an ardent supporter of human rights.
  • arduous[adjective]★★★★
    困難な(形容詞)
    The arduous climb tested the mountaineers' endurance.
  • articulate[verb/adjective]★★★★
    明確に表現する(動詞);明瞭な(形容詞)
    The speaker articulated the government's position clearly.
  • ascertain[verb]★★★★
    確認する(動詞)
    Investigators worked to ascertain the cause of the accident.
  • aspiration[noun]★★★★
    願望(名詞)
    His aspiration was to become a renowned scientist.
  • assemble[verb]★★★★
    集める、組み立てる(動詞)
    Workers assemble the components in a specific order.
  • assess[verb]★★★★
    評価する(動詞)
    Teachers assess student performance through various methods.
  • assiduous[adjective]★★★★
    勤勉な(形容詞)
    His assiduous efforts led to remarkable achievements.
  • assimilate[verb]★★★★
    同化する(動詞)
    Immigrants gradually assimilate into the local culture.
  • assume[verb]★★★★
    想定する(動詞)
    We cannot assume that all participants understood the instructions.
  • astute[adjective]★★★★
    賢い、鋭い(形容詞)
    The astute businessman recognized the market opportunity.
  • atheism[noun]★★★★
    無神論(名詞)
    Atheism is practiced by millions of people worldwide.
  • atrocity[noun]★★★★
    残虐行為(名詞)
    The war crimes tribunal investigated atrocities committed during the conflict.
  • attain[verb]★★★★
    達成する(動詞)
    Students worked hard to attain their academic goals.
  • attenuate[verb]★★★★
    弱める(動詞)
    The medication helps attenuate the symptoms.
  • attest[verb]★★★★
    証明する(動詞)
    His credentials attest to his expertise in neuroscience.
  • attribute[noun/verb]★★★★
    属性(名詞);帰する(動詞)
    We attribute the company's success to strong leadership.
  • audacious[adjective]★★★★
    大胆な(形容詞)
    The audacious plan to revolutionize the industry surprised everyone.
  • augment[verb]★★★★
    増やす(動詞)
    The company augmented its workforce to meet increased demand.
  • austere[adjective]★★★★
    厳格な(形容詞)
    The austere economic policies caused public discontent.
  • authenticate[verb]★★★★
    認証する(動詞)
    Experts authenticate ancient artifacts using scientific methods.
  • authorize[verb]★★★★
    認可する(動詞)
    The board authorized the director to proceed with the project.
  • autonomy[noun]★★★★
    自律、自治(名詞)
    The region fought for political autonomy from central government.
  • auxiliary[adjective]★★★★
    補助的な(形容詞)
    The auxiliary power system ensures continuous operation during outages.
  • avail[verb]★★★★
    役に立つ(動詞)
    The warning did not avail in preventing the disaster.
  • avarice[noun]★★★★
    貪欲さ(名詞)
    The CEO's avarice led to unethical business practices.
  • aversion[noun]★★★★
    嫌悪(名詞)
    She developed an aversion to public speaking after a bad experience.
  • avid[adjective]★★★★
    熱心な(形容詞)
    He is an avid reader of scientific journals.
  • avow[verb]★★★★
    明言する(動詞)
    The politician avowed his commitment to environmental protection.
  • awry[adjective]★★★★
    ねじ曲がった(形容詞)
    The plan went awry when the key witness failed to appear.
  • axiom[noun]★★★★
    公理(名詞)
    The mathematical axiom forms the basis for the entire theory.
  • babel[noun]★★★★
    混乱、喧騒(名詞)
    The conference room was a babel of different languages.
  • baffle[verb]★★★★
    困惑させる(動詞)
    The mysterious disease baffled medical researchers.
  • baleful[adjective]★★★★
    悪意のある(形容詞)
    The dictator's baleful gaze intimidated the crowd.
  • ballast[noun]★★★★
    バラスト、安定材(名詞)
    Education serves as ballast for democratic society.
  • balm[noun]★★★★
    軟膏、慰め(名詞)
    His kind words were a balm to her wounded heart.
  • banal[adjective]★★★★
    ありきたりの(形容詞)
    The movie's banal plot failed to engage the audience.
  • banish[verb]★★★★
    追放する(動詞)
    The athlete was banished from the sport for doping violations.
  • baptism[noun]★★★★
    洗礼(名詞)
    The baptism ceremony marked the child's entry into the faith.
  • bargain[noun/verb]★★★★
    取引(名詞);値引きして買う(動詞)
    They made a bargain to settle the dispute amicably.
  • barter[noun/verb]★★★★
    物々交換(名詞);物々交換する(動詞)
    In ancient times, people would barter goods instead of using money.
  • base[noun/adjective]★★★★
    基礎(名詞);根拠のない(形容詞)
    The study is based on a large sample size.
  • bastion[noun]★★★★
    要塞、砦(名詞)
    The university has been a bastion of free speech.
  • bauble[noun]★★★★
    安物の装飾品(名詞)
    The dictator's palace was filled with expensive baubles.
  • bawdy[adjective]★★★★
    下品な(形容詞)
    The bawdy humor in the play offended some audience members.
  • beacon[noun]★★★★
    灯台、しるべ(名詞)
    The lighthouse beacon guided ships safely to harbor.
  • beleaguer[verb]★★★★
    悩ませる(動詞)
    The company is beleaguered by financial difficulties.
  • belie[verb]★★★★
    矛盾する(動詞)
    His cheerful demeanor belied his deep inner sadness.
  • bellicose[adjective]★★★★
    好戦的な(形容詞)
    The bellicose rhetoric increased international tensions.
  • benevolence[noun]★★★★
    慈悲(名詞)
    The philanthropist's benevolence transformed many lives.
  • benign[adjective]★★★★
    良性の(形制詞)
    Fortunately, the tumor proved to be benign.
  • bequeath[verb]★★★★
    遺贈する(動詞)
    He bequeathed his entire estate to his children.
  • bereft[adjective]★★★★
    奪われた(形容詞)
    The city was bereft of its cultural heritage after the war.
  • beseech[verb]★★★★
    懇願する(動詞)
    The refugees beseeched the government for humanitarian aid.
  • beset[verb]★★★★
    悩ませる(動詞)
    The project has been beset by unforeseen difficulties.
  • bias[noun/verb]★★★★
    偏見(名詞);偏らせる(動詞)
    The judge's personal bias affected the court decision.
  • bibliography[noun]★★★★
    参考文献一覧(名詞)
    The research paper includes an extensive bibliography.
  • bilateral[adjective]★★★★
    二国間の(形容詞)
    The two countries signed a bilateral trade agreement.
  • bilingual[adjective]★★★★
    二言語に堪能な(形容詞)
    Bilingual education helps students maintain their heritage language.
  • bilk[verb]★★★★
    詐欺で奪う(動詞)
    The fraudster bilked investors of millions of dollars.
  • bipartisan[adjective]★★★★
    二大政党による(形容詞)
    Bipartisan support was crucial for passing the legislation.
  • bizarre[adjective]★★★★
    奇異な(形容詞)
    The artist's bizarre installations challenged conventional aesthetics.
  • blasphemy[noun]★★★★
    冒涜(名詞)
    Some religious groups considered the film's content blasphemy.
  • blatant[adjective]★★★★
    あからさまな(形容詞)
    The blatant violation of human rights sparked international outrage.
  • bleak[adjective]★★★★
    荒涼とした(形容詞)
    The economic outlook appears bleak for the next fiscal year.
  • blemish[noun/verb]★★★★
    欠点(名詞);傷つける(動詞)
    The scandal left a permanent blemish on his reputation.
  • bliss[noun]★★★★
    至福(名詞)
    Ignorance is bliss, as the saying goes.
  • bloat[verb]★★★★
    膨張させる(動詞)
    Government spending has bloated to unprecedented levels.
  • blunt[adjective/verb]★★★★
    率直な(形容詞);先端を丸くする(動詞)
    His blunt assessment of the situation shocked everyone.
  • blur[verb/noun]★★★★
    ぼかす(動詞);ぼやけ(名詞)
    The rapid changes blur the line between tradition and modernity.
  • blustery[adjective]★★★★
    荒々しい(形容詞)
    The blustery politician's words lacked substance.
  • boast[verb]★★★★
    自慢する(動詞)
    The company boasts a 50-year track record of excellence.
  • bogus[adjective]★★★★
    偽りの(形容詞)
    The document was revealed to be bogus.
  • boisterous[adjective]★★★★
    荒っぽい(形容詞)
    The boisterous crowd at the concert was difficult to control.
  • bolster[verb]★★★★
    支援する(動詞)
    The new evidence bolsters the prosecution's case.
  • bolus[noun]★★★★
    丸剤(名詞)
    The doctor prescribed a bolus of medication to stabilize the patient.
  • bombast[noun]★★★★
    大げさな表現(名詞)
    The speech was full of bombast but lacked concrete proposals.
  • bonanza[noun]★★★★
    思わぬ幸運(名詞)
    The discovery of oil created a bonanza for the nation.
  • bone[noun/verb]★★★★
    骨(名詞);骨を取る(動詞)
    She boned the fish before serving it.
  • bonhomie[noun]★★★★
    温厚さ(名詞)
    The host's bonhomie made all guests feel welcome.
  • bonny[adjective]★★★★
    美しい(形容詞)
    The Scottish lass was considered quite bonny.
  • bookmark[noun]★★★★
    しおり(名詞)
    He used a bookmark to mark his place in the novel.
  • boom[noun]★★★★
    急成長(名詞);大きな音(名詞)
    The tech industry experienced a boom in the 1990s.
  • advocate[verb]★★★★
    主張する、支持する(動詞)
    Environmental groups advocate for stricter regulations on carbon emissions.
  • ambiguous[adjective]★★★★
    曖昧な、不明確な(形容詞)
    The government's statement was ambiguous and left many questions unanswered.
  • analyze[verb]★★★★
    分析する(動詞)
    Economists analyze market trends to predict future economic growth.
  • apparent[adjective]★★★★
    明らかな、見た目の(形容詞)
    It became apparent that the company had hidden the financial problems from investors.
  • arbitrary[adjective]★★★★
    恣意的な、独断的な(形容詞)
    The judge's decision was criticized as arbitrary and lacking legal justification.
  • assess[verb]★★★★
    評価する、査定する(動詞)
    The committee will assess the environmental impact of the new construction project.
  • assimilate[verb]★★★
    同化する、吸収する(動詞)
    Immigrant communities often work to assimilate while maintaining their cultural identity.
  • augment[verb]★★★
    増加させる、補強する(動詞)
    The government plans to augment its military budget to strengthen national defense.
  • autonomy[noun]★★★★
    自治、自立性(名詞)
    The region demanded greater autonomy in managing its own economic and political affairs.
  • avert[verb]★★★
    回避する、よける(動詞)
    Quick action by firefighters helped avert a major disaster in the city center.
  • bias[noun]★★★★
    偏見、偏り(名詞)
    The media's bias toward sensational stories undermines public trust in journalism.
  • bilateral[adjective]★★★★
    二国間の、相互の(形容詞)
    The two nations signed a bilateral trade agreement to promote economic cooperation.
  • blur[verb]★★★
    ぼやける、不明確にする(動詞)
    Technological advancement has blurred the lines between work and personal life.
  • breach[noun/verb]★★★★
    違反、侵害(名詞・動詞)
    The data breach exposed millions of customers' personal information to hackers.
  • brilliant[adjective]★★★
    輝く、素晴らしい(形容詞)
    The scientist's brilliant discovery revolutionized our understanding of quantum physics.
  • bureaucracy[noun]★★★★
    官僚制度、役所手続き(名詞)
    The complicated bureaucracy delayed the approval of the development project by several months.
  • catalyst[noun]★★★★
    触媒、促進要因(名詞)
    The economic crisis served as a catalyst for major political reforms in the country.
  • cater[verb]★★★
    対応する、ふさわしくする(動詞)
    The restaurant caters to customers with various dietary preferences and restrictions.
  • censure[verb]★★★
    厳しく非難する(動詞)
    The international community censured the government for its human rights violations.
  • chronicle[noun/verb]★★★
    記録する、年代記(名詞・動詞)
    The documentary chronicles the life of a famous artist from childhood to old age.
  • circumscribe[verb]★★★
    制限する、範囲を定める(動詞)
    New regulations circumscribe the power of large corporations in financial markets.
  • cite[verb]★★★★
    引用する、挙げる(動詞)
    The professor cited several academic studies to support her controversial thesis.
  • civic[adjective]★★★
    市民の、公民的な(形容詞)
    Citizens have a civic duty to participate in democratic processes and voting.
  • coherent[adjective]★★★★
    一貫した、まとまりのある(形容詞)
    The politician's speech was coherent and presented a clear vision for the country's future.
  • collaborate[verb]★★★★
    協力する、共同で行う(動詞)
    Scientists from different countries collaborate to find a cure for the disease.
  • commodity[noun]★★★★
    商品、日用品(名詞)
    Oil and natural gas are commodities whose prices fluctuate based on global supply and demand.
  • compatible[adjective]★★★
    相容れる、互換性のある(形容詞)
    The new software is compatible with older operating systems, making it easier for users to upgrade.
  • compensate[verb]★★★★
    補償する、代償する(動詞)
    The company decided to compensate customers affected by the product recall.
  • compile[verb]★★★
    編集する、収集する(動詞)
    Researchers compile data from thousands of studies to analyze global warming trends.
  • complement[verb]★★★
    補足する、完全にする(動詞)
    Fresh vegetables complement the grilled fish to create a balanced and nutritious meal.
  • comprehensive[adjective]★★★★
    包括的な、広範な(形容詞)
    The government introduced comprehensive healthcare reform to improve access to medical services.
  • compromise[verb]★★★★
    妥協する、危うくする(動詞)
    The two parties reached a compromise after weeks of tense negotiations.
  • concede[verb]★★★
    認める、譲歩する(動詞)
    The losing candidate conceded defeat and congratulated his opponent.
  • concentrate[verb]★★★★
    集中する、濃縮する(動詞)
    The company decided to concentrate its resources on developing new technology.
  • concise[adjective]★★★
    簡潔な、要点をまとめた(形容詞)
    The executive summary provided a concise overview of the 200-page report.
  • concurrent[adjective]★★★
    同時の、同時に起こる(形容詞)
    The nation faced several concurrent crises including economic recession and political instability.
  • condemn[verb]★★★★
    非難する、死刑を宣告する(動詞)
    International organizations condemned the military coup as a violation of democratic principles.
  • conducive[adjective]★★★
    有利な、助長する(形容詞)
    A quiet environment is conducive to concentration and productive work.
  • confound[verb]★★★
    困惑させる、混同する(動詞)
    The unexpected results of the experiment confounded the researchers' initial hypothesis.
  • congestion[noun]★★★
    混雑、うっ滞(名詞)
    Urban congestion has worsened due to increased vehicle traffic and lack of public transportation.
  • conjecture[noun/verb]★★★
    推測する、推測(名詞・動詞)
    The detective's conjecture about the suspect's motive proved to be correct.
  • conservative[adjective]★★★★
    保守的な、控えめな(形容詞)
    The bank took a conservative approach to investment, preferring stable returns over high-risk options.
  • consolidate[verb]★★★★
    統合する、巩固する(動詞)
    The company plans to consolidate its operations by merging several regional offices.
  • conspicuous[adjective]★★★
    目立つ、顕著な(形容詞)
    The building's conspicuous design made it a landmark in the city skyline.
  • constrain[verb]★★★★
    制限する、抑制する(動詞)
    Budget constraints forced the government to reduce spending on education and healthcare.
  • construct[verb]★★★★
    構築する、建設する(動詞)
    Engineers construct bridges using advanced materials and innovative design techniques.
  • consume[verb]★★★★
    消費する、食べる(動詞)
    Developed nations consume significantly more energy resources than developing countries.
  • contempt[noun]★★★
    軽蔑、侮蔑(名詞)
    The lawyer's contempt for evidence was evident in his dismissal of crucial documents.
  • contend[verb]★★★★
    主張する、競う(動詞)
    Environmental scientists contend that climate change requires immediate global action.
  • contingent[adjective]★★★
    条件付きの、或る事象に応じた(形容詞)
    The job offer was contingent upon passing a background check.
  • contrive[verb]★★★
    工夫する、計画する(動詞)
    The authors contrived an elaborate plot to surprise readers with an unexpected twist.
  • convene[verb]★★★
    招集する、開く(動詞)
    The board of directors convened an emergency meeting to address the financial crisis.
  • convergence[noun]★★★
    収束、集中(名詞)
    The convergence of technology and art has created new forms of creative expression.
  • conversant[adjective]★★★
    精通した、通じた(形容詞)
    The consultant is conversant in multiple languages and familiar with international business practices.
  • convict[verb/noun]★★★★
    有罪とする、受刑者(動詞・名詞)
    The jury convicted the defendant of fraud after deliberating for three days.
  • copious[adjective]★★★
    豊富な、大量の(形容詞)
    The research paper included copious notes and references to support its arguments.
  • cordial[adjective]★★★
    心からの、親切な(形容詞)
    The host extended a cordial welcome to all international guests at the conference.
  • correlate[verb]★★★★
    関連付ける、相互関係がある(動詞)
    Studies correlate high sugar consumption with increased risk of obesity and diabetes.
  • corrode[verb]★★★
    腐食する、さびさせる(動詞)
    Salt water gradually corrodes metal surfaces on ships and offshore structures.
  • cosmopolitan[adjective]★★★
    国際的な、世界的な(形容詞)
    New York City is known as a cosmopolitan metropolis with diverse cultures and communities.
  • covenant[noun]★★★
    契約、盟約(名詞)
    The international covenant on human rights binds signatory nations to protect fundamental freedoms.
  • coveted[adjective]★★★
    望ましい、熱望された(形容詞)
    The Nobel Prize is one of the most coveted awards in science and literature.
  • credulity[noun]★★★
    軽信、信じやすさ(名詞)
    The scammer exploited the victim's credulity to convince him to invest in a fraudulent scheme.
  • credential[noun]★★★★
    資格、証状(名詞)
    The doctor presented her credentials to verify her medical qualifications and experience.
  • credible[adjective]★★★★
    信じられる、信用できる(形容詞)
    The witness provided credible testimony that helped convict the defendant.
  • critique[noun/verb]★★★★
    批評する、評論(名詞・動詞)
    The film critic wrote a scathing critique of the movie's weak plot and poor acting.
  • crucial[adjective]★★★★
    決定的な、重大な(形容詞)
    The discovery of new evidence was crucial in overturning the wrongful conviction.
  • culminate[verb]★★★
    最高潮に達する、頂点に達する(動詞)
    The director's career culminated in winning the Palme d'Or at Cannes Film Festival.
  • cumulative[adjective]★★★
    累積の、累積による(形容詞)
    The cumulative effect of pollution has damaged the ecosystem beyond repair.
  • currency[noun]★★★★
    通貨、流通(名詞)
    The country's currency weakened against the dollar, making imports more expensive.
  • curtail[verb]★★★★
    制限する、減らす(動詞)
    The government curtailed freedom of speech through strict censorship laws.
  • cynical[adjective]★★★
    皮肉な、冷笑的な(形容詞)
    The politician's cynical remarks about public welfare programs alienated many voters.
  • debacle[noun]★★★
    大失敗、惨敗(名詞)
    The company's product launch was a complete debacle due to technical failures and poor marketing.
  • debase[verb]★★★
    価値を下げる、貶める(動詞)
    Corruption debase the integrity of government institutions and public trust.
  • deception[noun]★★★★
    詐欺、偽り(名詞)
    The company's deception about product safety led to lawsuits and loss of consumer trust.
  • deciduous[adjective]★★★
    落葉の、落ちやすい(形容詞)
    Deciduous forests lose their leaves in autumn and enter a dormant period.
  • decimate[verb]★★★
    大きく減少させる、壊滅させる(動詞)
    The disease decimated the population of endangered species in the region.
  • decode[verb]★★★
    解読する、デコードする(動詞)
    Linguists decode ancient languages to understand civilizations that existed thousands of years ago.
  • decree[noun/verb]★★★
    命令する、布告(名詞・動詞)
    The king decreed that all citizens must follow the new religious laws.
  • deduce[verb]★★★★
    推演する、推測する(動詞)
    From the evidence, detectives deduced that the crime was carefully planned.
  • deem[verb]★★★★
    ~と見なす、判断する(動詞)
    The court deemed the evidence inadmissible and excluded it from the trial.
  • defamation[noun]★★★
    名誉棄損、中傷(名詞)
    The celebrity sued the newspaper for defamation after they published false stories about his private life.
  • default[noun/verb]★★★★
    約定不履行、初期設定(名詞・動詞)
    The company defaulted on its loan payments, leading to bankruptcy proceedings.
  • defiant[adjective]★★★
    反抗的な、挑戦的な(形容詞)
    The activist took a defiant stance against government policies despite threats of arrest.
  • defile[verb]★★★
    汚す、けがす(動詞)
    The vandals defiled the historic monument with graffiti and paint.