学習するPhrasalVerb（句動詞）
broke out
broke into
brought in
calling on
beat up
hand over
watch out
voted on
cracking down
stamp out
pulled over
calling for
cordoned off
tipped off
tracked down
running for
got away
turned to
vote for
フレーズを使った文章（音声＋日本語訳＋英訳）
湘北高校のバスケ部員たちは、新しい校則に直面していた。校則は生徒たちに校内での走り回りを禁止していたため、赤木は生徒会にcalling on（呼びかけ）して、ルールの見直しを求めました。その間、桜木はトラブルを避けるために廊下でwatch out（気を付け）て歩いたが、結局、三井と衝突してしまい、二人はbeat up（殴り合い）の喧嘩になった。
その後、安西先生が介入して、二人に事情をhand over（伝え）た。彼は校則が学生の安全を保つためにbrought in（導入された）ことを説明した。しかし、流川はこの校則が生徒の自由を制限していると感じ、生徒会がこの問題にvoted on（投票する）ことを提案した。
その夜、桜木は部活の道具をしまうために部室に向かったが、途中で警備員にpulled over（止められ）た。警備員は最近の窃盗事件について尋ね、桜木が関与していないか疑った。桜木はすぐに無実を主張し、自分の行動をstamped out（明確に）した。
事件が解決に向かう中、湘北高校のバスケ部員たちは、互いに支え合い、困難を乗り越えるために力を合わせた。彼らはこの経験から多くを学び、より団結したチームになった。
The basketball team members of Shohoku High School were facing a new school regulation. The rule prohibited students from running in the school, so Akagi called on the student council to review the rule. Meanwhile, Sakuragi watched out and walked carefully in the hallway to avoid trouble, but he eventually collided with Mitsui, leading to a beat-up fight between the two.
Later, Coach Anzai intervened and handed over the situation to both of them. He explained that the rule was brought in to ensure the safety of the students. However, Rukawa felt that this regulation was restricting the students’ freedom and suggested that the student council vote on the matter.
That night, Sakuragi headed to the club room to put away the club equipment, but he was pulled over by a security guard along the way. The guard asked about a recent theft incident and suspected that Sakuragi might be involved. Sakuragi immediately asserted his innocence and stamped out his actions.
As the incident moved toward resolution, the basketball team members of Shohoku High School supported each other and worked together to overcome the difficulties. They learned a lot from this experience and became a more united team.