RPM

RPM＝インプレッション収益
＞Revenue Per 1,000 Impression
＞1/1000 = Mil （ミル・長さの単位、1000,千)

英検準１単語

inflict　押し付ける
emission　排出
repel 　はじく、混じり合わない
replenish　補充する

How do you feel about using kindle?(1min)

1.lighter than my expectation
2.monitor is like paper
3.long battery
-That is better than iPad when I read book.(of course)


Pronounce:
first
anywhere
specific

Friends 10-9

firm stand on　強い態度を取る
get one's hopes up　高い期待を抱く
we'Re standing firm on "not getting our hopes up"?
believe it or not 信じられないような話だけど、まさかと思うだろうけど、驚くべき事に
go out デートする、付き合う
there you go! そうそう！
intimidating　威圧的な、脅威的な
on top of it　その上
reverend 牧師
get along 仲良くやる
We were getting along, having a really nice time.
take out デートする、誘う、交際する
I take a girl out
padlock　南京錠
nuts 〜に夢中で、〜に首ったけで
get into 〜に夢中になる
in good hands　安心で
behold 見よ！
on top of うまく処理して
on top of stuff
turn heads 注目を集める
pull off 　うまくやる
have got to 〜しなければならない (=have to)
twe-way street 相互的関係
bear false witness 偽証する
turn out 結局〜であることが分かる

Friends 10-8

stay out of 口を挟まない
in your face! 思い知ったか！ざまあ見ろ！
go all the way とことんまで行く
foam finger　発泡体のゆびのやつ
inexcusable　許せない、弁解できない
distorted ゆがめられた
in for に直面するだろう、　きっと経験するだろう
they are in for a world of pain
soggy 湿っぽい
vein　血管
drool　よだれ

Friends 10-7

irrational 不合理な、理不尽な
radiant　キラキラした
jury duty　陪審義務
spruce　（服装などを）きちんとする、こぎれいにする
daredevil　向こう見ずな、命知らずな
wholesome 健全な、有益な
rat bastard　嫌な奴
tainted　汚れた
pissed　腹を立てて
step in 介入する
put one's foot down　強く反対する
generous　気前のよい

Friends 10-6

little black book ガールフレンド/ボーイフレンドアドレス帳
interfere 邪魔する
stipulation 〔契約・規則・法律などの〕規定、条項
ethical 倫理的な
underdog 敗残者、弱者

1min pitch0315

find　d音が消えないよう気を付ける
advertising 強勢は第一音節、後半に強勢を入れないように気を付ける

Jon Stewart's Post 9/11 Speech

September 20, 2001

With Jon Stewart

Good evening and welcome to the Daily Show. We are back. This is our first show since the tragedy in New York City and there is really no other way to start the show then to ask you at home the question that we asked the audience here tonight and that we’ve asked everybody we know here in New York since September 11, and that is, "Are you okay?" And we pray that you are and that your family is.

I'm sorry to do this to you. It's another entertainment show beginning with an overwrought speech of a shaken host--and television is nothing if not redundant. So I apologize for that. Its something that, unfortunately, we do for ourselves so that we can drain whatever abscess is in our hearts and move on to the business of making you laugh, which we haven’t been able to do very effectively lately. Everyone has checked in already. I know we are late. I’m sure we are getting in just under the wire before the cast of Survivor offers their insight into what to do in these situations. They said to get back to work. There were no jobs open for a man in the fetal position under his desk crying. . . which I gladly would have taken. So I come back here and tonight’s show is not obviously a regular show. We looked through the vault and found some clips that we think will make you smile, which is really what’s necessary, I think, right about now.

A lot of folks have asked me, "What are you going to do when you get back? What are you going to say? I mean, jeez, what a terrible thing to have to do." And you know, I don’t see it as a burden at all. I see it as a privilege. I see it as a privilege and everyone here does. The show in general we feel like is a privilege. Even the idea that we can sit in the back of the country and make wise cracks. . . which is really what we do. We sit in the back and throw spitballs--but never forgetting that it is a luxury in this country that allows us to do that. That is, a country that allows for open satire, and I know that sounds basic and it sounds like it goes without saying. But that’s really what this whole situation is about. It’s the difference between closed and open. The difference between free and. . . burdened. And we don’t take that for granted here, by any stretch of the imagination. And our show has changed. I don’t doubt that. And what it has become I don’t know. "Subliminible" is not a punchline anymore. Someday it will become that again, Lord willing it will become that again, because it means that we have ridden out the storm.

The main reason that I wanted to speak tonight is not to tell you what the show is going to be, not to tell you about all the incredibly brave people that are here in New York and in Washington and around the country, but we’ve had an unenduring pain, an unendurable pain and I just. . . I just wanted to tell you why I grieve--but why I don’t despair. (choking back tears) I’m sorry. . . (chuckles slightly) luckily we can edit this. . . (beats lightly on his desk, collects himself).

One of my first memories was of Martin Luther King being shot. I was five and if you wonder if this feeling will pass. . . (choked up). . . When I was five and he was shot, this is what I remember about it. I was in school in Trenton and they turned the lights off and we got to sit under our desks. . . and that was really cool. And they gave us cottage cheese, which was a cold lunch because there were riots, but we didn’t know that. We just thought, "My God! We get to sit under our desks and eat cottage cheese!" And that’s what I remember about it. And that was a tremendous test of this country's fabric and this country has had many tests before that and after that.

The reason I don’t despair is that. . . this attack happened. It's not a dream. But the aftermath of it, the recovery, is a dream realized. And that is Martin Luther King's dream.

Whatever barriers we put up are gone. Even if it's just momentary. We are judging people by not the color of their skin, but the content of their character. (pause) You know, all this talk about "These guys are criminal masterminds. They got together and their extraordinary guile and their wit and their skill. . ." It's all a lie. Any fool can blow something up. Any fool can destroy. But to see these guys, these firefighters and these policemen and people from all over the country, literally with buckets, rebuilding. . . that’s extraordinary. And that's why we have already won. . . they can't. . . it's light. It's democracy. They can't shut that down.

They live in chaos. And chaos, it can't sustain itself--it never could. It's too easy and it's too unsatisfying. The view. . . from my apartment. . . (choking up) was the World Trade Center. . .

Now it's gone. They attacked it. This symbol of. . . of American ingenuity and strength. . . and labor and imagination and commerce and it's gone. But you know what the view is now? The Statue of Liberty. . . the view from the south of Manhattan is the Statue of Liberty. . .

You can’t beat that. . .

TOEIC対策 動詞＋前置詞

direct A to B
be involve in
be provided with
be faced with
be composed of
be exposed to



reputable　評判のよい、信頼できる

Friends10-5

pec 胸の筋肉
pec implants

tacky　ださい
impersonal 人間味のない

spoiled　甘やかされて育った
self-centered　自己中心的な

word　その通り

dump on けなす

back to back 連続の

menstrual cramps　生理痛

overhear　ふと耳にする

flip out 正気を失う、キレる

新TOEIC厳選700問

Level1

pay - to 人　人に〜を支払う（×pay for 人)　
Pay for 〜 〜の代金を支払う


pass by 通り過ぎる
discuss は他動詞です（×discuss about)
angry with に怒る

otherはanyoneやsomeoneなどの代名詞を修飾することは出来ない

ある時点から何日後とする場合は、inを使う

proof of purchase 購入証明書
acuse 人 of -ing/名詞 人を-のことで責める、訴える、非難する

remedy, cure は何々を治療する
heal　治る

to my surprise　驚いたことに
to my regret 残念ながら
to my joy　嬉しいことに

enterも他動詞です

take a stroll　散歩をする（=take a walk)
cost of living 生活費
on the phone　電話中で、電話で

kety to　〜の鍵（×key of)
key to a car (×key of a car)

long for 切望する
inform A of B　AにBを知らせる

successor　後継者
15％の落ち込みのように差を表すときにはbyを用いる
gone down by 15 percent

fill out〜　フォーム全体など記入範囲が広い場合
fill in〜　その範囲がもっと狭い場合
fill out - with ... -に...を記入する

for the time being　さしあたり

make one's appearance　出演する、すがたを現す
have every reason to Verb 〜するに十分な理由がある

misplace　置き間違える、置き忘れる

TBC/TBD

TBC:To be confirmed:確認中

TBD:To be determined:未定

英略語＞OOO

OOO = out of office

メールタイトルなど：
OOO 12/10-12/12

自動詞と間違えやすい他動詞その２

-influence
No one knows haw this decision will influence the outcome of the election
※名詞的に使われれば前置詞が連続する
Her ideas have gradually gained influence in the company
His health problems may have had some influence on his decision

-interview
She interviewed a famous person
※名詞以下同文（しかしこっちのほうが一般的では？）
A journalist conducting interviews with political leaders

-provide
The Web site provides information about local activities
The school provided new uniforms for the band

-check
She checked her makeup in the mirror

-regret
I deeply regret what I said
※名詞名詞
Sha was no regrets about leaving him

-alert
The teacher alerted the students that tests would be given the next day
The governor alerted island residents that a hurricane was coming
※名詞
Medical officials have put out an alert to hospitals to look out for the virus

-access
The file loads every time you access the Web site
※名詞
We have Internet access at the library

-approach
The cat approached the baby cautiously
We are approaching the end of the fiscal year
The success rates approach 90 percent
※名詞
The quiet afternoon was interrupted by the approach of a motorboat

-question
The lawyer questioned the truth of the witness's statement
The reporter questioned her at length on her life as the First Lady
※名詞
There are 10 multiple-choice questions on the exam

-contact
For more information, contact the city's tourism office
She contacted everyone on the list
※名詞
Contacts between the two leaders have been frequent in recent weeks

自動詞と間違えやすい他動詞その１

-disclose
demands that politicians disclose the sources of their income
to disclose a secret

-discuss
She discussed the plan with several colleagues
discussed plans for the party

-exceed
The cost exceeded our estimate

-join
He insisted that I join them for lunch
Everyone here joins me in congratulating you on a job well done
※ただし、運動等に参加する join in はある
The singer started alone but soon the whole audience joined in

-reach
She couldn't reach the apple, even with a stick
※通常reachは前置詞を伴わない他動詞とされるが、toがつくこともあるように見える。
ただ英語圏の説明を見てると、文法的に間違いだが使われているもののような気がしてきた
（つまり英語圏でもよく間違われるが、厳密には正しくない的な）

-approve
The state has approved the building plans
Your supervisor must approve the report before it can be sent

-arrange
She arranged her pictures on her desk
She arranged her hair on top of her head
Please arrange a meeting with your partners

-answer
She answered all my questions
※名詞的用法
Do you know the answer to this question?

-damage
Smoking can seriously damage your lungs
The scandal significantly damaged her career

-visit
She is visiting her aunt in New York
I would like to visit Rome someday

-resemble
He strongly resembles his father in appearance and in temperament

TOEIC TESTクイックチェックPART5・6

Regardless of - にかかわらず
consider -ing （動名詞）することをよく考える
remotely ほんのわずかも
where to どこで〜すべきか

the way to する方法
incorporate　組み込む

byとuntilの違い

I need your report by next Tuesday.　 火曜日までにレポートの提出が必要
I need your report until next Tuesday.　 火曜日までレポートを使う必要があって、火曜日に返す予定

Can I stay here until tomorrow?　○
Can I stay here by tomorrow?　×


byは何かをやり終える必要があるものの終わりの瞬間にフォーカスしており、
untilは何かを完遂するときのその終了までの全体の時間量を意味している
http://www.differencebetween.net/language/difference-between-by-and-until/

TOEIC用

by far　はるかに（最上級の強調
on duty 勤務時間中に
meet the deadline

land in 国や空港などに上陸する場合
land on 地球や月、大陸などに上陸する場合

stay up 夜遅くまで起きている
handle - with care　注意して-を取り扱う
under the name of　〜の名前で

earnest　熱心な
fortunate adj.

be covered with -
be filled with -


intend to
fail to

TOEIC用

drought　干ばつ
in order that 〜するために
reassess　〜を再評価する
codes of practice　倫理規定
as of 〜以降は
take up　〜（時間、場所）をとる

sinceは現在完了か、過去完了で使われる


as, because, since のニュアンス
sinceは結果にフォーカスをあてたいとき、becauseは理由にフォーカスをあてたい時、の感じ。

http://friends-esl.com/english_nuance/english_nuance22.php