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ã¤ãã£ãªã | æå³ | ä¾æ |
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get about | åãåã | Do you get about much in your job? |
get across | 横æãã | Get across now. |
ç解ããã | Her speech got across to the crowd. | |
get across ã | ããããããã | I often have trouble getting my meaning across in English. |
ãã渡ã | get across the street | |
get along | ãªãã¨ããã£ã¦ãã | I think I can get along without your help. |
ãã¾ããã(=get on) | How are you getting along in your new job? | |
get at ã | ãã«éãã | He is a hard man to get at. |
get away | éãã(=escape) | get away from the police |
get back | æ»ã | get back from the trip |
get by | éãæãã | Could I get by, please? |
ã©ãã«ããã¾ãè¡ã | just getting by | |
get down | éãã | get down from the tree |
get ã down | ããéãã | get the book down from the shelf |
get in | å ¥ã(ââget out) | The theif get in through the window. |
get into (å ´æ) | (å ´æ)ã®ä¸ã«å ¥ã | get into the house through the window |
get off | éãã(ââget on) | They got off at the next bus stop. |
get on | ä¹ã(ââget off) | When the bus stopped, we got on. |
æåãã(=get ahead) | get on in life | |
ãªãã¨ããã£ã¦ãã | How are you getting on? | |
ãã¾ããã(=get along) | How are you getting on with your work? | |
仲ãããã£ã¦ãã | They get on very well. | |
get on (ä¹ç©) | (ä¹ç©)ã«ä¹ã | Because they had so many suitcases, the conductor helped them get on the train. |
get out | åºã(ââget in) | Get out! |
get out of (å ´æ) | (å ´æ)ããåºã | get out of bed |
get over ã | ããä¹ãè¶ãã | get over the wall |
ããå æãã(=overcome) | She got over her difficulties. | |
get through | éãæãã | The water got through the roof. |
get through (å ´æ) | (å ´æ)ãéãæãã | get through a dark tunnel |
get to (å ´æ) | (å ´æ)ã«å°çãã(=arrive at=reach) | What time do we get to London? |
get together | éã¾ã | Let's get together next week. |
get up | èµ·ãã | It is time to get up. |
get up ã | ããç»ã | get up the hill |
haveã®ã¤ãã£ãªã
ã¤ãã£ãªã | æå³ | ä¾æ |
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have (è¡£é¡) on | (è¡£é¡)ã身ã«ã¤ãã¦ãã(=wear) | She had a new coat on. |
have only to (åå) | ããããããã°ãã | You have only to stay here to see what can happen to him. |
have to (åå) | ãããªããã°ãªããªã | She has to finish it today. |
have (度åã) to do with ã | ãã¨(度åã)ã®é¢ä¿ããã | I have nothing to do with her. |
have been to ã | ãã¸è¡ã£ããã¨ããã | I have been to Saipan. |
have difficulty in ãing | ãããã®ã«è¦å´ãã | I had no difficulty in persuading her to leave. |
have an interest in ã | ãã«èå³ãæ㤠| have a deep interest in music |
have ã in mind | ããèãã¦ãã | Do you have anything in mind? |
have trouble with ã | ãã§å°ã | They're always having trouble with their computer. |
makeã®ã¤ãã£ãªã
ã¤ãã£ãªã | æå³ | ä¾æ |
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make for ã | ãã«å½¹ç«ã¤ | This makes for good human relations. |
make (ç©) from (åæ) | (ç©)ã(åæ)ããä½ã | Paper is made from wood. |
make it | æåãã(=succeed) | He couldn't make it in business |
ãã©ãã¤ã | I'm glad you could make it. | |
make ã out | ãããªãã¨ãèªãã | I couldn't make the people out in the dark. |
ããç解ããããã ã¨ããã | I can't make him out. | |
ããä½æãã | make out a bill | |
make (ç©) [out] of (ææ) | (ç©)ã(ææ)ã§ä½ã | The chair is made of wood. |
make up ã | ããå®å ¨ãªãã®ã«ãã | make up the deficit |
ããã§ã£ã¡ããã | The criminal made up a story about where he was when the crime happend. | |
ãã«å粧ããã | She made up herself. | |
make up for ã | ããè£ã | Our success will make up for the hard times. |