英検2級ボキャブラリー

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パート1:ボキャブラリー

1. take over phrasal verb [teyk oh-ver]

to assume control or responsibility for something, especially in a business or organizational context

◼ Example: The new CEO will take over the company next month.

2. watch your steps phrase [woch yohr steps]

a cautionary phrase used to advise someone to be careful or cautious in their actions or movements

◼ Example: The path is slippery, so watch your steps when walking.

3. pour verb [pawr]

to cause a liquid to flow from a container in a steady stream

◼ Example: She poured a cup of tea for her guest.

4. collect verb [kuh-lekt]

to gather or bring together into one place or group

◼ Example: The teacher collected the students' assignments at the end of the class.

5. campus noun [kam-puhs]

the grounds and buildings of a university, college, or school

◼ Example: The campus of the university is known for its beautiful architecture.

6. go out of business phrase [goh out uhv biz-nis]

to cease operations or shut down a business permanently

◼ Example: Due to financial difficulties, the restaurant had to go out of business.

7. take (have) a look at phrase [teyk (hav) uh look at]

to examine or observe something briefly or casually

◼ Example: Can you take a look at this document and let me know your opinion?

8. naturally adverb [nach-er-uh-lee]

in a natural or expected manner; without artificiality or effort

◼ Example: She is a talented musician who can play the piano naturally.

9. across from phrase [uh-kraws fruhm]

in a position or location directly facing or opposite to something else

◼ Example: The bank is located across from the post office.

10. So what? phrase [soh wuht]

an expression used to indicate indifference or lack of interest in a particular matter or situation

◼ Example:
A: I heard they're getting a new car.
B: So what? It doesn't affect us.

パート2:練習問題1

Give the word being asked for each number.

◼ take over

◼ watch your steps

◼ pour

◼ collect

◼ campus

◼ go out of business

◼ take (have) a look at

◼ naturally

◼ across from

◼ So what?

____________________1. to cease operations or shut down a business permanently

____________________2. to gather or bring together into one place or group

____________________3. in a natural or expected manner; without artificiality or effort

____________________4. to assume control or responsibility for something, especially in a business or organizational context

____________________5. a cautionary phrase used to advise someone to be careful or cautious in their actions or movements

____________________6. to cause a liquid to flow from a container in a steady stream

____________________7. the grounds and buildings of a university, college, or school

____________________8. to examine or observe something briefly or casually

____________________9. in a position or location directly facing or opposite to something else

____________________10. an expression used to indicate indifference or lack of interest in a particular matter or situation

パート2:練習問題2

Choose the correct words to complete the sentences below.

1) "Please ______________ the view from the top of the hill. It's breathtaking," the tour guide said.

a. take over

b. watch your steps

c. pour

d. take (have) a look at

2) The company had to close down several branches and _______________ due to financial losses.

a. collect

b. campus

c. go out of business

d. naturally

3) "Be careful while walking on the slippery floor. _______________," the sign warned.

a. Across from

b. So what?

c. Watch your steps

d. Pour

4) The new manager will _______________ the team and oversee the project from now on.

a. naturally

b. pour

c. collect

d. take over

5) "I don't understand why he's so upset about it. _______________," she shrugged.

a. Take (have) a look at

b. Collect

c. So what?

d. Campus