学習するフレーズ
1. get into | 2. get on with | 3. get out of | 4. get to |
5. go about | 6. get off | 7. get on with | 8. get over |
9. get together | 10. go after | 11. get on at | 12. get onto |
13. get through | 14. get up | 15. go against | 16. get on for |
17. get out | 18. get through to | 19. get up to | 20. go ahead |
21. go along with | 22. go back to | 23. go down | 24. go off |
25. go on at | 26. go around | 27. go back on | 28. go down with |
29. go off | 30. go out | 31. go at | 32. go before |
33. go in for | 34. go off with | 35. go away | 36. go by |
37. go into | 38. go on about | 39. go over | 40. go through |
41. hand down | 42. hang up | 43. go through with | 44. hand in |
45. hold against | 46. go under | 47. hand over | 48. hand around |
49. end up |
例文+音声
彼は最近テニスにgetting into(夢中になっている) – 週に二回プレイしている。
– He’s Been Getting Into Tennis Recently – He Plays Twice A Week.
マネージャーは会議に出席しなければならないので、従業員に静かにget on with(続ける)よう指示した。
– The Manager Asked The Employees To Get On With Their Work As She Had To Attend A Meeting.
興味がないと言って、グループプロジェクトをgot out of(免れた)。
– I Said I Wasn’t Interested And Got Out Of The Group Project.
彼にget to(影響される)な – ただ調子が悪いだけだ。
– Don’t Let Him Get To You – He’s Just Having A Rough Day.
どうやって英語を上達させるためにgo about(取り組む)べきだろうか?
– How Should I Go About Improving My English?
彼女はただの警告でgot off(免れた)だけで、何の罪も負わなかった。
– She Got Off With Just A Warning And Left Without Any Charges.
幸い、同僚たちとget on with(うまくやっている)。
– Fortunately, I Get On With My Colleagues.
彼女はペットを失ったショックからget over(立ち直る)までに何年もかかった。
– It Took Her Years To Get Over The Loss Of Her Pet.
私たちは公園でピクニックのためにgot together(集まった)。
– We Got Together In The Park For A Picnic.
犬がリスをwent after(追いかけた)が、リスは木に登った。
– The Dog Went After The Squirrel, But It Ran Up A Tree.
父親はいつも夜更かししていることで娘にgetting on at(文句を言っている)。
– Her Father Is Always Getting On At Her For Staying Up Late.
友人はいつもダイエットの話題になるとget onto(気が立つ)。
– My Friend Always Becomes Annoyed When We Get Onto The Topic Of His Diet.
何度も電話したが、彼にはget through(繋がらなかった)。
– I Tried Calling Several Times But Couldn’t Get Through.
彼女は休みの日には午前8時前にはgets up(起きない)。
– She Never Gets Up Before 8 AM On Her Days Off.
ここにショッピングモールを建設することは、地元住民の意向にgo against(反する)ことになる。
– Building A Shopping Mall Here Would Go Against The Wishes Of The Local Residents.
彼はgetting on for(そろそろ)70歳だろう。
– He Must Be Getting On For Seventy Now.
在宅勤務を始めてから、あまりget out(外出していない)。
– We Don’t Get Out Much Since We Started Working From Home.
もう一度説明したが、それでも彼女にはget through to(伝わらなかった)。
– I Explained It Again, But I Still Couldn’t Get Through To Her.
子供たちはいつも庭でgetting up to(いたずらしている)。
– The Kids Are Always Getting Up To Some Mischief In The Garden.
先にgo ahead(進めて)、私もすぐに加わるよ。
– Go Ahead And Start Without Me, I’ll Join You Soon.
完全には同意しなかったが、物事を円滑に進めるために決定にwent along with(従った)。
– I Didn’t Fully Agree, But I Went Along With The Plan To Keep Things Smooth.
彼らの友情は、彼らが大学時代にまでgoes back to(遡る)。
– Their Friendship Goes Back To When They Were In University Together.
コーヒーの価格が今月gone down(下がった)。
– The Price Of Coffee Has Gone Down This Month.
嵐の中、全ての街灯が突然went off(消えた)。
– All The Streetlights Suddenly Went Off During The Storm.
彼女はいつも部屋を片付けないことで息子にgoing on at(小言を言っている)。
– She’s Always Going On At Her Son For Not Cleaning His Room.
50歳以上の求職者には、適当なポジションがgo around(十分に回っていない)。
– For Job Seekers Over 50, There Aren’t Enough Open Positions To Go Around.
彼は約束をgone back on(破って)、結局会議に出席しないことを決めた。
– He’s Gone Back On His Promise And Decided Not To Attend The Meeting.
昨日、妹がwent down with(風邪を引いた)。
– Yesterday My Sister Went Down With A Cold.
ソフィーは休暇でスペインにgone off(出かけた)。
– Sophie’s Gone Off To Spain For The Holidays.
赤いシャツは短期間の流行の後でwent out(廃れた)。
– Red Shirts Went Out After A Few Months Of Trendiness.
二匹の猫が狂ったようにお互いにgoing at(攻撃していた)。
– The Two Cats Were Going At Each Other Like Wild Animals.
冬は春の前にgoes before(来る)、そして春は夏の前にgoes before(来る)。
– Winter Goes Before Spring, And Spring Goes Before Summer.
オペラにはあまりgo in for(興味が)ないが、ジャズは大好きだ。
– I’ve Never Really Gone In For Opera, But I Enjoy Rock Music.
彼女は断りもなく私のノートパソコンをwent off with(持ち去った)。
– She Went Off With My Laptop Without Asking.
もうここにはgo away(帰ってくれ)。二度と戻ってこないで。
– You’re No Longer Welcome Here! Please Go Away And Don’t Come Back.
彼らが再会するまでにwent by(過ぎ去った)のは2年も経っていた。
– Two Years Went By Before They Finally Reconnected.
生物学の学位を取得した後、彼は研究にwent into(進んだ)。
– After Finishing His Degree In Biology, He Went Into Research.
会議の間、ジェーンは自分の最近の旅行経験についてwent on about(延々と話した)。
– During The Meeting, Jane Went On About Her Recent Travel Experiences.
提案書を提出する前に、文法とスペルのミスをgo over(見直す)のを忘れないで。
– Remember To Go Over Your Proposal For Errors Before Submitting It.
去年仕事を失った時に、いろいろとwent through(経験した)。
– I Went Through A Lot When I Lost My Job Last Year!
何世代にも渡って、その家族はワイン作りの秘伝をhanding down(伝えてきた)。
– For Generations, The Family Had Been Handing Down Their Cooking Techniques.
何があったのか分からない – 彼女は説明の途中でhung up(電話を切った)。
– I Don’t Know What Happened – She Just Hung Up Before I Could Explain!
彼は別の国に移住すると言っているが、それをgo through with(やり遂げる)かどうかは疑わしい。
– He Says He’ll Move To Another Country, But I Doubt If He’ll Go Through With It.
締め切り前に課題をhand in(提出する)のを忘れないで。
– Please Hand In Your Assignment Before The Deadline.
ジェイクは大きなミスを犯したが、上司はそれをhold against(責めなかった)。彼女はセカンドチャンスを信じている。
– Jake Made A Huge Mistake But His Supervisor Doesn’t Hold It Against Him. She Believes In Second Chances.
そのスタートアップは最初から苦戦しており、ついにwent under(破綻した)。
– The Startup Was Struggling From The Beginning, And It Eventually Went Under.
リー夫人が引退したら、彼女はビジネスを娘にhand over(引き継ぐ)。
– When Mrs. Lee Retires, She Will Hand Over The Company To Her Daughter.
彼はお菓子をhand around(分けなかった)、ただ一人で食べていた。
– He Didn’t Hand The Snacks Around, He Just Kept Them All To Himself!
彼があの問題児たちと付き合い続けるなら、最終的にend up(巻き込まれる)だろう。
– If He Continues To Hang Out With That Troublemaking Group, He Will End Up In Serious Trouble.
英訳
- He’s Been Getting Into Tennis Recently – He Plays Twice A Week.
- The Manager Asked The Employees To Get On With Their Work As She Had To Attend A Meeting.
- I Said I Wasn’t Interested And Got Out Of The Group Project.
- Don’t Let Him Get To You – He’s Just Having A Rough Day.
- How Should I Go About Improving My English?
- She Got Off With Just A Warning And Left Without Any Charges.
- Fortunately, I Get On With My Colleagues.
- It Took Her Years To Get Over The Loss Of Her Pet.
- We Got Together In The Park For A Picnic.
- The Dog Went After The Squirrel, But It Ran Up A Tree.
- Her Father Is Always Getting On At Her For Staying Up Late.
- My Friend Always Becomes Annoyed When We Get Onto The Topic Of His Diet.
- I Tried Calling Several Times But Couldn’t Get Through.
- She Never Gets Up Before 8 AM On Her Days Off.
- Building A Shopping Mall Here Would Go Against The Wishes Of The Local Residents.
- He Must Be Getting On For Seventy Now.
- We Don’t Get Out Much Since We Started Working From Home.
- I Explained It Again, But I Still Couldn’t Get Through To Her.
- The Kids Are Always Getting Up To Some Mischief In The Garden.
- Go Ahead And Start Without Me, I’ll Join You Soon.
- I Didn’t Fully Agree, But I Went Along With The Plan To Keep Things Smooth.
- Their Friendship Goes Back To When They Were In University Together.
- The Price Of Coffee Has Gone Down This Month.
- All The Streetlights Suddenly Went Off During The Storm.
- She’s Always Going On At Her Son For Not Cleaning His Room.
- For Job Seekers Over 50, There Aren’t Enough Open Positions To Go Around.
- He’s Gone Back On His Promise And Decided Not To Attend The Meeting.
- Yesterday My Sister Went Down With A Cold.
- Sophie’s Gone Off To Spain For The Holidays.
- Red Shirts Went Out After A Few Months Of Trendiness.
- The Two Cats Were Going At Each Other Like Wild Animals.
- Winter Goes Before Spring, And Spring Goes Before Summer.
- I’ve Never Really Gone In For Opera, But I Enjoy Rock Music.
- She Went Off With My Laptop Without Asking.
- You’re No Longer Welcome Here! Please Go Away And Don’t Come Back.
- Two Years Went By Before They Finally Reconnected.
- After Finishing His Degree In Biology, He Went Into Research.
- During The Meeting, Jane Went On About Her Recent Travel Experiences.
- Remember To Go Over Your Proposal For Errors Before Submitting It.
- I Went Through A Lot When I Lost My Job Last Year!
- For Generations, The Family Had Been Handing Down Their Cooking Techniques.
- I Don’t Know What Happened – She Just Hung Up Before I Could Explain!
- He Says He’ll Move To Another Country, But I Doubt If He’ll Go Through With It.
- Please Hand In Your Assignment Before The Deadline.
- Jake Made A Huge Mistake But His Supervisor Doesn’t Hold It Against Him. She Believes In Second Chances.
- The Startup Was Struggling From The Beginning, And It Eventually Went Under.
- When Mrs. Lee Retires, She Will Hand Over The Company To Her Daughter.
- He Didn’t Hand The Snacks Around, He Just Kept Them All To Himself!
- If He Continues To Hang Out With That Troublemaking Group, He Will End Up In Serious Trouble.