学習するPhrasalVerb（句動詞）
| 1. narrow down | 2. notch up | 3. opt for | 4. order in |
| 5. pack into | 6. nip out | 7. offer up | 8. opt in |
| 9. order off | 10. pack up | 11. nod off | 12. open out |
| 13. opt out | 14. own up to | 15. pan out | 16. nose around |
| 17. open up | 18. order around | 19. pack away | 20. part with |
| 21. pass around | 22. pass on | 23. patch up | 24. pay up |
| 25. put by | 26. pass away | 27. pass out | 28. pay back |
| 29. pick on | 30. put down as | 31. pass by | 32. pass over |
| 33. pay off |
例文＋音声動画
五十人がその助成金に応募したが、第一段階の後、私たちはnarrowed it down to（絞り込んだ）わずか五人にした。
– Fifty People Applied For The Grant, But After The First Stage, We’d Narrowed It Down To Just Five.
マーケティングチームは今年、新記録のキャンペーンをnotched up（達成した）。彼らのマネージャーはとても喜んでいる。
– The Marketing Team Have Notched Up A New Record Of Campaigns This Year. Their Manager Is Thrilled.
ローラはopted for（選んだ）休暇を増やすことにした。彼女は仕事からの休息が必要だった。
– Laura Opted For More Vacation Days Because She Needed A Break From Work.
昨日、電話してシーフードピザをordered in（注文した）。
– Yesterday We Called And Ordered In A Large Veggie Pizza.
列車ツアーには、いくつかの歴史的な場所への訪問が含まれており、全てが三日間にpacked into（詰め込まれた）。
– The Train Tour Includes Stops At Several Historic Sites, All Packed Into Three Days.
ローラはちょっと出かけたが、すぐにnipped out（抜け出した）。
– Laura Has Just Nipped Out, But She’ll Be Back Shortly.
事故の後、メアリーは子供の安全を祈ってoffered up（捧げた）。
– After The Incident, Mary Offered Up Prayers For Her Husband’s Safety.
全生徒には、新しい奨学金プログラムにopt in（参加する）か、現行のものに留まるかを選ぶ権利が与えられている。
– All Students Are Given The Option To Opt In To The New Scholarship Program Or Continue With The Current One.
審判は、ルールを破ったためトムをフィールドからordered off（退場させた）。
– The Referee Ordered Tom Off The Field Because He Had Broken The Rules.
ジュリアとマットは旅行のために荷物をpacking up（まとめている）。
– Julia And Matt Are Packing Up Their Luggage Because They’re Leaving For A Trip.
多くの労働者がトレーニングセッション中にnodded off（居眠りをした）。内容が退屈だったに違いない。
– Many Workers Started To Nod Off During The Training Session. The Content Must Have Been Too Dull.
彼は地図をopened out（広げて）、じっくりと調べた。
– He Opened Out The Map And Studied It Carefully.
数人の従業員が新しい保険プランからopted out（脱退した）。彼らは以前のプランを好んでいた。
– Several Employees Opted Out Of The New Insurance Plan Because They Preferred Their Old One.
ソフィーは試験での不正をowned up to（認めた）。先生が彼女のノートを見つけた後のことだった。
– Sophie Owned Up To Cheating On The Exam After Her Teacher Found Her Notes.
計画が上手くいくのを見たいなら、待って展開するのを見守るべきだ。
– If You’re Going To See How The Plan Pans Out, You Should Wait And Observe The Results.
保健検査官がそのレストランで衛生問題を探してnosing around（うろついていた）。
– A Health Inspector Was Nosing Around The Restaurant Checking For Hygiene Issues.
カフェを開くつもりなら、素晴らしいメニューと居心地の良い雰囲気をopen up（提供する）必要がある。
– If You Want To Open Up A Café, You’ll Need A Great Menu And A Welcoming Atmosphere.
従業員たちは、マネージャーが自分たちをordering around（こき使う）のが嫌いだ。彼を横柄だと思っている。
– The Employees Dislike How Their Manager Orders Them Around. They Find Him Overbearing.
夕食中にたくさんpack away（食べる）人は、その後消化に苦しむことがあるかもしれない。
– The More Someone Packs Away During Dinner, The More They May Struggle With Digestion Later.
彼は使えないギターでも、手放すことがpart with（できなかった）。
– He Couldn’t Part With His Old Guitar, Even Though It Was No Longer Playable.
集会の後、募金箱をpassed around（回して）、お金を集めた。
– After The Gathering, We Passed The Donation Jar Around And Collected Some Money.
成長して、私の服が小さくなったとき、弟にpassed them on to（譲った）。
– Growing Up, When My Clothes Became Too Small, I Passed Them On To My Younger Brother.
昨日の嵐で窓が漏れ、私はひびをいくつかpatched up（修理した）が、そろそろ交換するべきだ。
– Our Windows Leaked During The Storm Last Night And I Patched Up A Few Cracks, But They Should Be Replaced Soon.
ギャングは地元の店から金を要求し、誰かが払わないと面倒なことになる。
– The Gangs Demand Money From Local Shops, And If Someone Doesn’t Pay Up They’ll Face Trouble.
私たちは毎週、少しずつお金をput by（貯金している）。
– We Try To Put By A Few Extra Pounds Every Week For Emergencies.
CEOが先週passed away（亡くなった）ため、金曜日に会社で追悼式が行われる。
– Our CEO Passed Away Last Week, And The Company Will Hold A Memorial This Friday.
誰かが気絶した場合、彼らの気道が開いていることを確認する必要がある。
– If Someone Passes Out, Check Their Pulse To Ensure They’re Okay.
トムは解雇された後、激怒してpay back（仕返しする）と言った。
– Tom Was Furious After He Was Fired And Said He’d Pay His Boss Back Eventually.
小学校で、ティムはメガネをかけていたため、同級生からpicked on（いじめられた）。
– In Elementary School, Tim Was Picked On By His Classmates Because He Wore Glasses.
彼が緊張していたのには驚いた—私はいつも彼をとても自信があるとput her down as（思っていた）。
– I’m Surprised He Was Nervous—I’d Always Put Him Down As Being Very Bold.
タクシーを手招きしても、何も言わずにpassed by（通り過ぎる）のが嫌いだ。
– I Hate It When You Wave For A Cab And It Just Passes By Without Stopping.
これでサイモンがスーパーバイザーへの昇進をpassed over（見送られる）のは三度目だ。
– This Is The Third Time Simon Has Been Passed Over For A Promotion To Supervisor.
彼はビジネスを始めるためにローンを借り、10年間でpay it off（完済する）予定だ。
– He Took Out A Loan To Start His Business And Plans To Pay It Off Over Ten Years.
英訳
- Fifty People Applied For The Grant, But After The First Stage, We’d Narrowed It Down To Just Five.
- The Marketing Team Have Notched Up A New Record Of Campaigns This Year. Their Manager Is Thrilled.
- Laura Opted For More Vacation Days Because She Needed A Break From Work.
- Yesterday We Called And Ordered In A Large Veggie Pizza.
- The Train Tour Includes Stops At Several Historic Sites, All Packed Into Three Days.
- Laura Has Just Nipped Out, But She’ll Be Back Shortly.
- After The Incident, Mary Offered Up Prayers For Her Husband’s Safety.
- All Students Are Given The Option To Opt In To The New Scholarship Program Or Continue With The Current One.
- The Referee Ordered Tom Off The Field Because He Had Broken The Rules.
- Julia And Matt Are Packing Up Their Luggage Because They’re Leaving For A Trip.
- Many Workers Started To Nod Off During The Training Session. The Content Must Have Been Too Dull.
- He Opened Out The Map And Studied It Carefully.
- Several Employees Opted Out Of The New Insurance Plan Because They Preferred Their Old One.
- Sophie Owned Up To Cheating On The Exam After Her Teacher Found Her Notes.
- If You’re Going To See How The Plan Pans Out, You Should Wait And Observe The Results.
- A Health Inspector Was Nosing Around The Restaurant Checking For Hygiene Issues.
- If You Want To Open Up A Café, You’ll Need A Great Menu And A Welcoming Atmosphere.
- The Employees Dislike How Their Manager Orders Them Around. They Find Him Overbearing.
- The More Someone Packs Away During Dinner, The More They May Struggle With Digestion Later.
- He Couldn’t Part With His Old Guitar, Even Though It Was No Longer Playable.
- After The Gathering, We Passed The Donation Jar Around And Collected Some Money.
- Growing Up, When My Clothes Became Too Small, I Passed Them On To My Younger Brother.
- Our Windows Leaked During The Storm Last Night And I Patched Up A Few Cracks, But They Should Be Replaced Soon.
- The Gangs Demand Money From Local Shops, And If Someone Doesn’t Pay Up They’ll Face Trouble.
- We Try To Put By A Few Extra Pounds Every Week For Emergencies.
- Our CEO Passed Away Last Week, And The Company Will Hold A Memorial This Friday.
- If Someone Passes Out, Check Their Pulse To Ensure They’re Okay.
- Tom Was Furious After He Was Fired And Said He’d Pay His Boss Back Eventually.
- In Elementary School, Tim Was Picked On By His Classmates Because He Wore Glasses.
- I’m Surprised He Was Nervous—I’d Always Put Him Down As Being Very Bold.
- I Hate It When You Wave For A Cab And It Just Passes By Without Stopping.
- This Is The Third Time Simon Has Been Passed Over For A Promotion To Supervisor.
- He Took Out A Loan To Start His Business And Plans To Pay It Off Over Ten Years.
- She Found It Hard To Put Across Her Ideas During The Presentation.
- None Of The Proposals I Put Forward At The Conference Were Approved.
- If You Run A Shop, You Might Be A Target For People Trying To Pass Fake Money Off As Real.
- I Had To Pass The Invitation Up Because I Was Already Committed Elsewhere.
- If You Win A Large Prize, They’ll Pay The Amount Out Over Several Installments.
- We Had To Put The Event Back By A Week Due To The Weather.
- They’re Coming To Put In New Flooring Next Month.
- She Put In For A Transfer To The Marketing Department.
- It’s A Big Favor I’m Asking. I Meet With The CEO Today, And I Hope I Can Put It Over.
- His Classmate Put Him Up To Skipping Class.
- Never Put Off Until Next Week What You Can Accomplish Today.
- Could You Put Me Through To The Accounting Department, Please?
- I Can’t Put Up With The Loud Music From The Café Next Door Anymore. It’s Driving Me Insane!
- They Put Together A Puzzle Last Weekend And Now They’re Starting A New One.
- We Need To Put Out The Candles Before Leaving The Room.
- Each Of Us Put $20 Towards The Charity Fundraiser.
