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日常の動詞・形容詞

Everyday Verbs — Verbs and adjectives you hear all day。ネイティブが実際に使う186個を、意味・例文・発音つきでまとめました。

  1. accept受け入れる — I accept the offer.
  2. achieve達成する — You can achieve a lot in a year.
  3. adjust調整する・慣れる — I'm still adjusting to the night shift.
  4. agree賛成する — I totally agree.
  5. allow許す・許可する — Dogs aren't allowed inside.
  6. announce発表する — They announced the winner.
  7. arrange手配する・並べる — I'll arrange a meeting.
  8. arrive到着する — When does your flight arrive?
  9. attend出席する — Will you attend the meeting?
  10. behave振る舞う — Behave yourself.
  11. believe信じる — I can't believe it's Friday already.
  12. belong属する・〜のものである — Does this belong to you?
  13. breathe呼吸する — Just breathe. You got this.
  14. chase追いかける — Stop chasing people who don't text back.
  15. claim主張する・請求する — He claims he's never late.
  16. collect集める — I collect old vinyl records.
  17. compare比べる — Don't compare yourself to others.
  18. compete競う — We compete on quality, not price.
  19. complete完了する — Please complete the form.
  20. concentrate集中する — I can't concentrate with this noise.
  21. consider検討する・考慮する — We'll consider your proposal.
  22. contact連絡する — Feel free to contact me anytime.
  23. continue続ける — Let's continue tomorrow.
  24. create作り出す — I create music and videos.
  25. damage傷つける・損害を与える — The rain damaged my shoes.
  26. decide決める — I can't decide what to order.
  27. deliver届ける・やり遂げる — We always deliver on time.
  28. deny否定する — He denied everything.
  29. depend次第である・頼る — It depends on the weather.
  30. describe説明する・描写する — Describe your perfect weekend.
  31. destroy破壊する・ボコボコにする — The new update destroyed my battery.
  32. develop開発する・発達させる — We're developing a new app.
  33. disagree反対する — I respectfully disagree.
  34. discover発見する — I discovered this band last week.
  35. discuss話し合う — Let's discuss it over lunch.
  36. escape逃げる・抜け出す — I need to escape the city this weekend.
  37. exchange交換する・両替する — Can I exchange this for a bigger size?
  38. exist存在する — Does a perfect job even exist?
  39. forget忘れる — Don't forget your charger.
  40. gain得る・増える — I gained five kilos in Osaka. Worth it.
  41. guarantee保証する — I can't guarantee it'll work.
  42. hate大嫌いである — I hate waking up early.
  43. heal癒える・治る — Time heals everything. Mostly.
  44. hide隠す・隠れる — Where did you hide the snacks?
  45. hurt痛む・傷つける — My legs hurt from leg day.
  46. imagine想像する — Imagine living in New York.
  47. include含む — Does the price include tax?
  48. influence影響を与える — Music influences my mood a lot.
  49. inform知らせる — We'll inform you by email.
  50. inspire刺激する・やる気を与える — Your story really inspired me.
  51. involve伴う・巻き込む — The job involves a lot of travel.
  52. join参加する — Want to join us for dinner?
  53. lose失う・負ける — I lost my keys again.
  54. maintain維持する — It's hard to maintain a streak.
  55. measure測る — How do you measure success?
  56. overcome乗り越える — You can overcome anything with time.
  57. own所有する — I don't own a car.
  58. participate参加する — Everyone needs to participate.
  59. perform演奏する・行う — We're performing live on Friday.
  60. predict予測する — Nobody can predict the market.
  61. prepare準備する — I need to prepare for the interview.
  62. prevent防ぐ — Stretching prevents injury.
  63. produce制作する・生産する — He produces beats for rappers.
  64. protect守る — Protect your energy.
  65. provide提供する — We provide free Wi-Fi.
  66. publish出版する・公開する — I published my first article.
  67. recover回復する — I'm still recovering from the weekend.
  68. reduce減らす — Try to reduce sugar.
  69. relaxくつろぐ — Relax. It's not that deep.
  70. remember覚えている・思い出す — Do you remember me?
  71. remove取り除く — Please remove your shoes.
  72. repair修理する — Can you repair my phone screen?
  73. repeat繰り返す — Could you repeat that, please?
  74. replace交換する・取って代わる — AI won't replace you. Someone using AI might.
  75. require必要とする — The job requires English.
  76. respect尊敬する・尊重する — I respect your honesty.
  77. respond返答する・反応する — She hasn't responded yet.
  78. rest休む — Rest day today.
  79. retire引退する — I'm never retiring. I'll just get weirder.
  80. reveal明かす — The trailer revealed too much.
  81. ruin台無しにする — You ruined the ending for me!
  82. save救う・貯める・保存する — Save your work before it crashes.
  83. search探す・検索する — I searched everywhere.
  84. serve提供する・仕える — Breakfast is served until 10.
  85. shake振る・揺れる — My hands were shaking before the show.
  86. steal盗む — Someone stole my bike.
  87. suffer苦しむ — No need to suffer in silence.
  88. support支える・応援する — Thanks for supporting my music.
  89. switch切り替える — Let's switch seats.
  90. taste味がする — This tastes amazing.
  91. tend to〜しがちである — I tend to talk too fast when I'm nervous.
  92. threaten脅す — Are you threatening me?
  93. tolerate我慢する — I can't tolerate rude customers.
  94. trigger引き起こす — Loud noises trigger my headaches.
  95. upgradeアップグレードする — I upgraded my plan.
  96. vote投票する — Did you vote?
  97. warn警告する — I warned you about the spicy sauce.
  98. wonder if〜かなと思う — I was wondering if you're free Friday.
  99. afraid怖い・恐れている — I'm afraid of heights.
  100. alive生きている — I feel so alive after a workout.
  101. alone一人で — I like eating alone sometimes.
  102. angry怒った — Why are you angry at me?
  103. brave勇敢な — That was brave.
  104. bright明るい・頭がいい — She's really bright.
  105. calm落ち着いた — Stay calm.
  106. careful注意深い — Be careful, it's hot.
  107. careless不注意な — That was a careless mistake.
  108. certain確信している・ある〜 — Are you certain?
  109. cheerful陽気な — You're cheerful for a Monday.
  110. clever賢い・うまい — That's a clever idea.
  111. confused混乱した — I'm confused. Can you explain again?
  112. dark暗い・ダークな — I love dark humor.
  113. deep深い — Whoa, that's deep.
  114. dirty汚い — My shoes are dirty.
  115. dull退屈な・鈍い — The meeting was dull.
  116. eager熱心な・したくてたまらない — I'm eager to learn.
  117. elegant上品な — What an elegant restaurant.
  118. familiar見覚えのある・よく知っている — You look familiar.
  119. fragile壊れやすい — Handle with care, it's fragile.
  120. harsh厳しい・きつい — That's a bit harsh.
  121. hungryお腹が空いた — I'm hungry. Let's eat.
  122. kind親切な — That's so kind of you.
  123. lameダサい・しょぼい — That excuse is lame.
  124. loyal忠実な・義理堅い — Dogs are loyal.
  125. mysterious謎めいた — He's kind of mysterious.
  126. nasty嫌な・ひどい — That's a nasty cut.
  127. odd変な・奇数の — That's odd.
  128. painful痛い・つらい — Watching that was painful.
  129. peaceful穏やかな — The beach was so peaceful.
  130. pleasant心地よい — Have a pleasant evening.
  131. poor貧しい・かわいそうな — Poor guy. He missed the train.
  132. precious貴重な — Time is precious.
  133. rich金持ちの・濃厚な — This sauce is so rich.
  134. sad悲しい — Don't be sad.
  135. scared怖がっている — I was so scared.
  136. sharp鋭い・きっかり — The meeting starts at nine sharp.
  137. sillyばかげた・おちゃめな — Don't be silly.
  138. smart頭がいい・おしゃれな — Smart move.
  139. stickyべたべたした — It's so sticky today.
  140. stupidばかな — That was a stupid idea. My idea.
  141. sure確かな — Are you sure?
  142. tense張り詰めた — The room got tense.
  143. thick厚い・濃い・訛りが強い — He has a thick accent.
  144. tired疲れた — I'm tired of waiting.
  145. ugly醜い・ひどい — It got ugly fast.
  146. valuable価値のある — Thanks, that's valuable feedback.
  147. warm温かい — Thanks for the warm welcome.
  148. wise賢明な — That's a wise decision.
  149. worried心配している — I'm worried about you.
  150. wrong間違った — Wrong number.
  151. night shift夜勤 — I'm on the night shift this week.
  152. day shift日勤 — I switched to the day shift.
  153. part-timeパートの・アルバイトの — I work part-time at a café.
  154. full-time正社員の・フルタイムの — Is this a full-time job?
  155. side hustle副業 — Music is my side hustle. For now.
  156. boss moveデキる行動 — Paying off your debt early? Boss move.
  157. producerプロデューサー — My producer wants another take.
  158. songwriter作詞作曲家 — I'm a songwriter first, singer second.
  159. copyright著作権 — Who owns the copyright?
  160. licenseライセンス・許可 — You need a license to use that song.
  161. trademark商標 — We registered the trademark.
  162. takeテイク — Let's do one more take.
  163. demo trackデモ音源 — Send me the demo track.
  164. open micオープンマイク — I'm doing an open mic tonight.
  165. crowd観客・人混み — The crowd went wild.
  166. stage frightあがり症 — I still get stage fright.
  167. rehearsalリハーサル — Rehearsal starts at five.
  168. setlistセットリスト — What's on the setlist?
  169. merchグッズ — Buy the merch, support the artist.
  170. fan baseファン層 — We're growing our fan base.
  171. tax return確定申告 — I need to file my tax return.
  172. blessing恵み・祝福 — My family is a blessing.
  173. pastor牧師 — Our pastor tells great stories.
  174. worship礼拝・賛美 — Worship music hits different at night.
  175. verse聖句・節 — This verse helped me a lot.
  176. sin罪 — We all sin.
  177. mercy慈悲・情け — Have mercy.
  178. soul魂 — This song has soul.
  179. heaven天国 — This ramen is heaven.
  180. miracle奇跡 — It's a miracle I woke up on time.
  181. spiritual霊的な・スピリチュアルな — It was a spiritual experience.
  182. humility謙虚さ — Humility is strength.
  183. courage勇気 — It takes courage to start over.
  184. regret後悔 — No regrets.
  185. loneliness孤独 — Loneliness is real in big cities.
  186. peace平和・安らぎ — I just want some peace and quiet.
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