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240. Be frightened by someone or something
Be frightened by someone or something: be afraid of someone or something Kate: I was frightened by that loud noise. ================================================= ■ 英語が話せる！「SEI 新宿英会話教室」 http://www…
239. Listen to someone or something
Listen to someone or something: use your ears carefully to hear someone or something Kate: Did you listen to that song? Susan: Not yet. Can I borrow your headphones? ==================================…
238. After a while
After a while: later; at some time in the future Noriko: You’ll get bored with a Rubik’s cube after a while.
236. Congratulations on something
Congratulations on something: I commend/salute you for something important. Jim: Congratulations on your wedding. Hope you two have a long life together. Roger: Thanks, friend. ======================…
229. Get better
Get better: improve; become healthier Evan: How are you feeling now? George: I 'm getting better . I should be out of the hospital by next week. ================================================= ■ 英語が…
222. Take a nap
Take a nap: sleep for a short time during the day Noriko: Where's the baby? Sam: She's taking a nap. ================================================= ■ 英語が話せる！「SEI 新宿英会話教室」 http://www.sayinsei.com/…
221. Fall asleep
Fall asleep: begin to sleep Noriko: Where were you? We were waiting for you to come to the event. Susan: Sorry, I only had two hours of sleep last night, so while waiting, I fell asleep.
217. At home
At home: in your house or apartment John: I'm trying to get ahold of Thomas, but he is not responding to my emails. Sam: Thomas is at home now. Why don’t you call him there?
211. Sit down
Sit down: sit; be seated Miss Singh: Okay class, everyone sit down and take out your notebooks. We will begin now.
210. Take a ferry (a bus, a train, a plane)
Take a ferry (a bus, a train, a plane): go by ferry (bus, train, plane) Susan: Where are you headed for your holiday? Frank: I'm taking a ferry across the Caribbean. I'll be gone for two weeks. ======…
206. What's the matter (with something or something)?
What's the matter (with something or something)?: What's wrong with someone or something John: What's the matter? Noriko: I dropped the last egg on the counter. Sorry about that.
204. Get worse and worse
Get worse and worse: become very bad Susan: How is she? Doctor: I'm sorry to say, but her condition is getting worse and worse. She will have to stay in the hospital for a few more days. ============…