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on the Matching for Understanding Choose the expression on the right that means the same as the word on the left, as it is used in the text. 1. lungs 2. disease 3. preventable 4. poison ( ) a. to draw air/smoke into the lungs ( ) b. lacking good sense or judgment ) ( c. organs inside the chest for breathing d. small part remaining after smoking 5. cigarette butts ( ) e. well-considered action or judgment 6. litter 7. rate ) ( ) ) 8. second-hand ( ) 9. addiction 10. inhale 11. vicious cycle 12. ill (illness) 13. breathe 14. foolish 5. wise ( ) f. solving a problem leads to a new one g. amount or level of something h. able to be stopped from happening i. taking air in/out of body with the lungs j. rubbish left lying around outside k. something that has already been used ) I. unable to give up using harmful things m. substance that harms or kills people n. illness caused by bacteria or other germs ( ) o. being in an abnormal state of poor health

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li] You are reading a blog about new English words. 使ってると 意識しないで You are readinged words 過去分詞 41502 2. せる it] There are many blended words in English. [You may be Hords in using them without knowing it. A blended word is created ~なしに 5 動名詞 by combining two different words. Let's look at some examples. What would you call a meal that you have at around 11:00 a.m.? It's too late for breakfast s and too early for lunch. Yes, you call it "brunch." "Brunch" is a blend of breakfast and lunch. "Brexit" is a more recent example. The word concisely explains that Great Britain exited from the EU. Lastly, can you guess the meaning of the word "snaccident"? Let's say you have a snack, such as a pack of cookies, and decide to eat just one cookie. However, you can't stop eating and finish the whole pack by accident. That's a "snaccident"! Blended words show how flexibly people use English.

赤線を引いたところのbetter offのoffはどんな概念を有しているか、また品詞は何か？という問いがあるんですが、全く分からないので詳しく説明してくださいお願いします…

His parents were poor illegal immigrants from Mexico. Henry, because he was born in the United States, had U.S. citizenship. However, Henry's father had trouble with the law and was frequently in jail. His mother decided that they would be better off away from her husband and moved to New Mexico with her six children. Henry was four years old at the time. In their new surroundings, the family often had to share a living space with other poor families. Four children often slept in a single bed. Henry's mother worked hard at two jobs

(2)(3)(4) よく解き方が分かりません😭 グラフを書いた時 同じ場所で ○と⚫︎ が重なっている場合それも連続になるんですか？？ 教えて頂けませんか

(x² (x ≤ 0) (2) f(x) = 23 (x > 0) limf(x) = limx2=0 x→0-0 x20-0 limf(x)=limμ=0 11010 X+O+O (3) f(x) = x + 1 (x ≤ 0) x-1 (x>0) from 連続でない 5 x²-4x-5 (x+8) x-5 (4) f(x) = (1(x = 5) (= x=5で連続?

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Entrance Exam 否定表現 1. almost 2. I( 1()に入れる最も適切な語句を1~4から選びなさい。 1. I don't think David would make a good leader because he can ( difficult circumstances and tends to give up too quickly. 2. extremely 3. hardly ) go to karaoke, I go only once or twice a year. ) be expected to act honorably in 4. neither (明治大) (芝浦工業大 4. never 1. often 3. Unfortunately, ( seldom ) of the 1. a few 2. few 3. ever passengers escaped injury. 3. many (大阪学院大 推) 4. much 4. ( ) children are born with musical talent. (日本大) 1. none of 2. not all. 3. not every 4. no one 5. ( 2. No 1. as far as 2. far from ) of the workers accepted the director's proposal to cut bonuses. 1. Not 6. The future of English society looked ( 7. I didn't like the food at that restaurant. It was (. (東海大 3. Never ) promising in the 1840s. None (立命館大) 3. for far 4. too far ) delicious. (福岡大) 1. anything but 2. nothing but 3. without 4. out of 8. He was so drunk that he could ( ) walk. (大阪学院大) 9. 1. all 1. able 2. unable This train doesn't stop at ( a few 3. hard 4. hardly ) station. 大阪商業大推) 2. 3. little 4. every 2. few 12. " Can 10. The latest model of this mobile phone is ( 1. not seldom 3. all not 11. Before I watched the documentary, I knew ( 1. little à you come to the party tonight?" "( 1. Yes, I can ) easy to use. (獨協大) 2. not necessarily 4. ever not 3. seldom ) about life under the sea. 4. hardly (東京工科大) ). I have a lot of homework." (拓殖大) 2. Yes, I do 3. No, I'm afraid not 13. Japan has ( 1. a little 2. few 4. No, I hope not ) oil and therefore is almost entirely dependent on imports. (センター) 3. little 4. small

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英語 Amy: Hey Jake, I was thinking about online shopping this weekend. Do you shop online often? Jake: Yeah, I do it quite a bit. It's so ( house and you can ( ) almost anything online. That's true. I love the convenience, too, especially with a busy schedule. But I've heard there are some downsides to it. What do you think? Well, one obvious downside is not being able to ( ) or try the product before buying. Sometimes, what you see on the website isn't exactly what you get. Amy: Yeah, that's a good point. I've had a couple of instances where the color or size was ) from what I expected. ( Another thing is the shipping time. Even with express shipping, you might have to ( ) a few days for your stuff to arrive. It's not great if you need Amy: Jake: Jake: Amy: Amy: Jake: Jake: Jake: something urgently. True, waiting can be frustrating. But what about the ( that sometimes the prices are higher online. It depends. I've found some great deals online, especially during sales. But you're right; in some cases, the prices can be a bit inflated, and you might end up paying more than if you bought it in-store. Amy: And returns can be a hassle, too. I had to return a shirt once, and the process took forever. It's not as easy as just going to a store and returning it on the spot. Yeah, returns can be a pain. Also, there's the whole security issue. You must be careful about where you're buying from to avoid scams or stealing your ( ). Amy: Oh, definitely. I always make sure the website is secure before entering any payment details. 日本語 L ), you know? No need to leave the On the bright side, online ( ) can be super helpful. I always check them before making a purchase. It gives you an idea of the product's quality and whether it's worth the money. Amy: That's a good point. I do the same. It's like having the opinions of a bunch of friends who've already ( ) the product. Jake: Exactly. So, while there are some drawbacks, I think the ( ) of online shopping, like the convenience and variety, outweigh the ( ) for me. Yeah, I agree. It's all about finding a balance and being cautious about where and what you're buying. )? I've heard

至急お願いいたします🚨 生物の質問です。 ミトコンドリアの経路についての説明だと思うのですが、電子オーバーフローモデルと電子分布モデルの違いを教えていただきたいです。 また、どういう仕組みなのか、何故このように電子が流れるのかも教えていただきたいです。 UQ poolはユ... 続きを読む

(A) Electron overflow model (considered out-of-date) Alt UQ pool Alternative oxidase inactive. Alt No alternative pathway activity Cytochrome pathway unsaturated Cyt (B) Electron distribution model (reflects current thinking) UQ pool Cyt Alternative pathway active Cytochrome pathway saturated Alt Alternative oxidase active Alt UQ pool Cyt Cyt Figure 14.33 Two models for regulation of electron flow through the alternative oxidase. (A) In the electron overflow model, no appreciable electron transfer through the alternative pathway takes place until electron flow through the cytochrome pathway is at or near satu- ration. This could result from the effects of respirato- ry control, if the rate of mitochondrial ATP produc- tion exceeds its rate of utilization in the cytosol, or from some externally imposed stress, such as low temperature. Under such circumstances, the UQ pool becomes sufficiently reduced to allow electrons to flow through the alternative oxidase, the latter re- quiring that the UQ pool be 40% to 60% reduced to attain significant activity. (B) In the electron distribu- tion model, the alternative and cytochrome path- ways both show significant activity at low levels of UQ pool reduction, and electrons are distributed be- tween the two pathways on the basis of the relative activities of each pathway. The activity of the alter- native oxidase under these circumstances is thought to be regulated by the action of a-keto acids and by reduction/oxidation of the intermolecular disulfide bond, as well as by additional regulatory mecha- nisms not yet characterized.

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Vocabulary Preview Match each word with a definition by drawing a line between them. **** 1. methane 2. undergo 3. fluctuate for 4. current 5. eruption 6. orbit 7. consequence 8. balance • (a) an explosion from a volcano . (b) a gas that is used as a fuel lib. (c) to give something up ofbelastb. (d) to do with the present time . (e) a curved path around a planet 9. contentious 151 • font-lo (f) causing disagreement . 416 . (g) to consider the importance of two things appropriately . work bas ron of been ensibilib . (h) to move up and down EVED . Seei opinsino (i) the result of an action or process 10. relinquish notiformedbr. (j) to experience something Too Hot t

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Part 1 Find the words in the box in the word search. bags blanket concierge front desk laundry mattress occupied reservation room service towel WRESERVA DAR The and lumpy. H mattress W D B F G D 1. I asked the housekeeper to wash my Towel R P L B K for us. We ordered dinner in our room from U H O A TL R D S T U E M WO A F R S - Y G V S F G K C G on the bed was hard A P TI F . She paid her hotel bill at the front desk. - The made dinner reservations E D F VO Y S O U 1 DR W I B FL C E C N B Q LO R I J O T N R A D N K M G O O R Q R UI D AN D Part 2 Use the words and phrases in Part 1 to complete the sentences below. T L R O W E L T Y 1 W U M E B A D B L F N K E P T O S W G V O R O O M S E R V 1 C G R E 1 C 7. I requested a warmer. the bed. N O C K E E B 6. Our room was still occupied previous guests. blanket bags by the for to 8. The bellhop carried our the room. 9. He made a for two nights. 10. I went downstairs to get more soap and a fresh

ピンク下線部について これは「put A through B」(AにBを経験させる)の意訳からドラマに出演させる　という意味になっているのでしょうか？ put throughの意味はいくつかあって混乱してしまったため質問します。 以下原文のリンク https://www... 続きを読む

22:49 日 = 4G 26 Why is the 'Barbie' movie bombing in Jap... the japan times 8 I loved playing with Barbie dolls. As a little girl in Michigan, I spent hours putting my dolls through dramas, creating stories alone in my room or in tandem with my best friend who lived next door. Although I have no memory of wanting to look like a Barbie doll - or like any other of my dolls which had thicker waists and flatter feet — I gradually absorbed the culturally prevalent idea that little girls should have dolls that looked like them. With this in mind, I grew up and came to Japan to teach English. One day, at a kindergarten, I was surprised to see that there were no dolls with Japanese features. Aside from the exquisite dolls- in-kimono displayed in glass cases only at the end of winter, none of the dolls in Japan looked Asian. Barbie wasn't popular. She was probably too sexy for Japan. After I married a Japanese high school teacher and had a daughter of my own, I bought dolls for her. Although Barbie dolls were not sold in the local 5