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Describing — Adjectives for everything。ネイティブが実際に使う135個を、意味・例文・発音つきでまとめました。

  1. amazingすごい・最高の — This view is amazing.
  2. awesome最高の — Awesome, see you then!
  3. incredible信じられないほどの — The food was incredible.
  4. terribleひどい — The traffic was terrible.
  5. awfulひどい — I feel awful about yesterday.
  6. grossキモい・まずそう — Ew, that's gross.
  7. disgusting気持ち悪い・ひどい — The bathroom was disgusting.
  8. cuteかわいい — Your dog is so cute.
  9. gorgeous超きれいな — The sunset was gorgeous.
  10. handsomeハンサムな — Your brother is handsome.
  11. hot暑い・セクシーな・辛い — It's so hot today.
  12. spicy辛い — Is this spicy?
  13. bland味が薄い・つまらない — The soup is a little bland.
  14. crowded混んでいる — The train was so crowded.
  15. packedぎゅうぎゅうの — The bar was packed.
  16. empty空の・がらがらの — The gym is empty at 6 a.m.
  17. quiet静かな — Is there a quiet café near here?
  18. noisyうるさい — My neighbors are so noisy.
  19. expensive高い(値段) — Tokyo is expensive.
  20. cheap安い — The tacos were cheap and great.
  21. pricey割高な — That café is kind of pricey.
  22. affordable手頃な — We need affordable housing.
  23. convenient便利な — The station is really convenient.
  24. inconvenient不便な — Sorry, is this an inconvenient time?
  25. comfortable快適な — These shoes are so comfortable.
  26. uncomfortable居心地が悪い — That question made me uncomfortable.
  27. dangerous危険な — That road is dangerous at night.
  28. safe安全な — Get home safe.
  29. fancy高級な・おしゃれな — Let's go somewhere fancy.
  30. casualカジュアルな・気軽な — It's a casual dinner. Wear whatever.
  31. formalフォーマルな — The email sounds too formal.
  32. fresh新鮮な・爽やかな — Fresh bread smells amazing.
  33. stale古くなった — The chips are stale.
  34. huge巨大な・すごい — That's huge news!
  35. tiny小さい — My apartment is tiny.
  36. massiveでかい — They have a massive TV.
  37. quick速い・手短な — Quick question.
  38. slow遅い — The Wi-Fi is so slow.
  39. easy簡単な — It's easy once you get it.
  40. tricky厄介な・ややこしい — This grammar point is tricky.
  41. complicated複雑な — It's complicated.
  42. simpleシンプルな — Keep it simple.
  43. obvious明らかな — Isn't it obvious? She likes you.
  44. clear明確な・晴れた — Is that clear?
  45. vague曖昧な — His answer was vague.
  46. useful役に立つ — This app is really useful.
  47. useless役に立たない — This umbrella is useless in this wind.
  48. helpful助かる・親切な — The staff was super helpful.
  49. serious真剣な・深刻な — Are you serious?
  50. funny面白い — That's so funny.
  51. hilarious爆笑の — The movie was hilarious.
  52. interesting興味深い — That's an interesting idea.
  53. fascinating魅力的な・すごく面白い — The documentary was fascinating.
  54. exhausting疲れる — Moving is exhausting.
  55. relaxingリラックスできる — The onsen was so relaxing.
  56. stressfulストレスの多い — Tax season is stressful.
  57. rewardingやりがいのある — Teaching is hard but rewarding.
  58. challengingやりがいのある・難しい — The new job is challenging.
  59. impressive印象的な・見事な — Your English is impressive.
  60. disappointing期待外れの — The sequel was disappointing.
  61. satisfying満足のいく — Finishing a big project is so satisfying.
  62. strange奇妙な — It's strange that he didn't call.
  63. normal普通の — Is it normal to tip here?
  64. typical典型的な・ありがちな — Typical Monday.
  65. rare珍しい・レアな — Free parking in Osaka? That's rare.
  66. commonよくある — It's a common mistake.
  67. popular人気のある — This song is really popular right now.
  68. famous有名な — Is this place famous for anything?
  69. classic定番の・典型的な — That's a classic mistake.
  70. legendary伝説的な — That party was legendary.
  71. iconic象徴的な — That's an iconic photo.
  72. basic基本的な・平凡な(スラング) — Pumpkin spice? So basic.
  73. randomランダムな・脈絡のない — Random question: do you like karaoke?
  74. specific具体的な — Can you be more specific?
  75. general一般的な — Just give me a general idea.
  76. flexible柔軟な — My schedule is flexible this week.
  77. strict厳しい — My coach is strict.
  78. fair公平な — That's not fair.
  79. unfair不公平な — It's unfair to blame him.
  80. reasonable妥当な・手頃な — The price is reasonable.
  81. ridiculousばかげた — That rule is ridiculous.
  82. crazyヤバい・狂った — That's crazy!
  83. insane半端ない — The line was insane.
  84. wild信じられない・ヤバい — That story is wild.
  85. cozy居心地のいい — What a cozy café.
  86. fancy-looking高そうな見た目の — That's a fancy-looking cake.
  87. deliciousおいしい — This is delicious.
  88. tastyおいしい — These snacks are tasty.
  89. greasy脂っこい — I need something greasy after drinking.
  90. healthy健康的な — I'm trying to eat healthy.
  91. sweet甘い・優しい・いいね — That's so sweet of you.
  92. sour酸っぱい — This yogurt is sour.
  93. bitter苦い・恨んでいる — Black coffee is too bitter for me.
  94. saltyしょっぱい — The ramen was too salty.
  95. broken壊れた — The elevator's broken.
  96. dead電池切れの・死んだ — My phone's dead.
  97. loudうるさい・声が大きい — Osaka people are loud and proud.
  98. soft柔らかい・静かな — Can you speak a little softer?
  99. tightきつい・余裕がない — Money is tight this month.
  100. loose緩い — This shirt is loose.
  101. fake偽物 — That bag is a fake.
  102. brand-new新品の — Is this phone brand-new?
  103. used中古の — I bought a used car.
  104. outdated時代遅れの — The website looks outdated.
  105. up-to-date最新の — Is this information up-to-date?
  106. sold out売り切れの — The concert is sold out.
  107. available利用できる・空いている — Are you available on Friday?
  108. busy忙しい・混んでいる — Sorry, I'm busy this week.
  109. free暇な・無料の — Are you free tonight? / It's free.
  110. ready準備ができた — Are you ready?
  111. late遅れた・遅い — Sorry I'm late.
  112. early早い — You're early!
  113. overdue期限切れの・遅れた — The invoice is overdue.
  114. urgent緊急の — Is it urgent, or can it wait?
  115. important重要な — This is important.
  116. essential不可欠な — Coffee is essential.
  117. optional任意の — The tip is optional.
  118. similar似ている — Our ideas are similar.
  119. different違う — American and British English are a little different.
  120. exact正確な — What's the exact price?
  121. accurate正確な — Is the translation accurate?
  122. whole全体の — I ate the whole pizza.
  123. entire全部の — I spent the entire day in bed.
  124. extra追加の・やりすぎの(スラング) — Can I get extra cheese? / She's so extra.
  125. lucky運がいい — Lucky you!
  126. unlucky運が悪い — So unlucky. It rained on my day off.
  127. smoothスムーズな・なめらかな — The launch went smooth.
  128. rough大変な・荒い — Rough day?
  129. solidしっかりした・堅実な — That's a solid plan.
  130. decentまあまあいい・ちゃんとした — The pay is decent.
  131. mid微妙な・普通の(スラング) — The movie was kind of mid.
  132. fire最高の(スラング) — This track is fire.
  133. lit盛り上がってる(スラング) — The party was lit.
  134. dopeかっこいい(スラング) — Dope shoes, man.
  135. sick病気の・すごい(スラング) — I'm sick today. / That trick was sick!
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