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★English Synonym Reviews : P0002167 ★No. 008 (5/30)
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1-1. アナロジー問題

1-2. アナロジー問題解答

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1-1. アナロジー問題

反意語もしくは同義語を選んでアナロジーを完成してください。

1. constitutional : saunter

dash : __________

(a) scud--- We lie watching the clouds ((scudding)) across
the sky.
(b) hobble
(c) swamp
(d) den

2. angular : gaunt--- His mesmerizing hairline has
receded like a frightened army and his hollow-cheeked face
is ((gaunt)) as a fashion model's.

crest : __________

(a) base
(b) apex--- A pendulum(登山における振り子「トラバース」というテクニ
ック) is the dynamic version where the leader lowers, then
runs back and forth on tension, latching a crack or other
feature at the ((apex)) of his swing.
(c) plump
(d) blast--- ((Blast)) wave propagates(伝わる) preserving
supersonic speed along the tunnel accompanied by high
overpressure levels. It indicates that space confinement
favors the formation and maintenance of a shock rather than
a weak pressure wave.

3. recreational : mirthful--- Like a kross between
Jimmy Clitheroe and Andy Stewart, wee Jimmy's short-
trousered and skool-kapped kwips provided many a merry
((mirthful)) moment.

angular : __________

(a) vocational--- They supervised prisoner in
((vocational)) activities.
(b) plump
(c) lank--- Chinese people are unfavorably characterized by
one-third less amount of hair than Westerners, ((lank))
hair shaft and strong contrast of color between the hair
and hair-bearing scalp.
(d) capsize--- Their boat capsized and then sank during bad
weather on Saturday afternoon.

4. recreational : sportive

hoard : __________

(a) dispense--- The machines ((dispense)) a range of drinks
and snacks.
(b) amass-- Starting from nothing he had ((amassed)) a huge
fortune.
(c) vocational
(d) savory

5. thrust : propulsion--- It provides the energy
required for the ((propulsion)) of an aircraft.

hoard : __________

(a) squander--- A Cornish woman stabbed her brain-damaged
husband to death after ((squandering)) thousands of pounds
on drink with him.
(b) cache
(c) drag
(d) gargoyle

6. voluntary : intentional--- ((Intentional))
wrongdoing and harm.

angular : __________

(a) instinctive
(b) rotund--- ((Rotund)) political editor Brian Taylor
looked as though he had been nailed to his chair.
(c) involuntary--- A policy of involuntary repatriation(本国
送還).
(d) gaunt--- His mesmerizing hairline has receded like a
frightened army and his hollow-cheeked face is ((gaunt)) as
a fashion model's.

7. hoard : amass-- Starting from nothing he had
((amassed)) a huge fortune.

gust : __________

(a) zephyr--- The major problems with the weather over
these three months is the lack of sunshine, especially in
the Northern Isles where anything less than a wind of 30
miles per hour is considered but a gentle ((zephyr)).
(b) respite--- The patient was also given podofilox 0.5%
gel to apply to the condyloma overnight on Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday, with a 4-day ((respite)). This cycle was to
be repeated for 3 more weeks.
(c) dissipate
(d) conclusion

8. angular : rotund--- ((Rotund)) political editor
Brian Taylor looked as though he had been nailed to his
chair.

bureaucrat : __________

(a) flunky--- And besides, no official body likes to spike
its publicity by advocating new obligations. Naturally, all
the usual gullible[かつがれやすい] ((flunkies)) thought they
ought to be seen cooing at the Kingsmill report.
(b) commissioner
(c) plump
(d) float

9. crest : base

bureaucrat : __________

(a) drain
(b) functionary
(c) base
(d) menial--- Pfeffer decided to emigrate to the United
States. ... He maintained the old European custom of
wearing dress slacks, a jacket and good shoes even for
((menial)) tasks.

10. flounder : float

advent : __________

(a) the onset of
(b) demise--- The ((demise)) of the record industry.
(c) float
(d) apex--- A pendulum(登山における振り子「トラバース」というテクニ
ック) is the dynamic version where the leader lowers, then
runs back and forth on tension, latching a crack or other
feature at the ((apex)) of his swing.

11. voluntary : coerced--- He was ((coerced)) into
giving evidence.

angular : __________

(a) gaunt
(b) fleshy--- Her torso was full, ((fleshy)), and heavy.
(c) involuntary
(d) conclusion

12. hoard : dispense--- The machines ((dispense)) a
range of drinks and snacks.

angular : __________

(a) malodorous
(b) gaunt
(c) dissipate
(d) rotund

13. voluntary : coerced

acrid : __________

(a) malodorous
(b) savory
(c) involuntary
(d) dissonant

14. voluntary : coerced

gust : __________


(a) blast
(b) respite
(c) involuntary
(d) the onset of

15. agency : auspices--- She came under the
((auspices)) of a federal program that required her to work
only as a live-in caregiver.

voluntary : __________

(a) willful--- ((Willful)) acts of damage.
(b) instinctive
(c) tunic
(d) fleshy

16. incorporate : isolate

voluntary : __________

(a) dissociate--- Opinions should not be ((dissociated))
from their social context.
(b) deliberate--- A ((deliberate)) decision.
(c) coerced
(d) instinctive

17. dash : pound

thrust : __________

(a) drag
(b) impetus--- Hit the booster coil before the flywheel
loses all its ((impetus)).
(flywheel; はずみ車)
(c) haggard
(d) respite

18. acrid : bitter

constitutional : __________

(a) saunter
(b) swamp
(c) savory
(d) initiate

19. cloak : shawl

angular : __________

(a) haggard
(b) plump
(c) rotund
(d) limp

20. agency : auspices

acrid : __________

(a) segregate--- Handicapped people should not be
((segregated)) from the rest of society.
(b) savory
(c) hoard
(d) pungent

21. cloak : shawl

discordant : __________

(a) melodious
(b) strident--- In the corner promoting sports games, big
name players are projected on life-size screens,
((stridently)) repeating the EA mantra, "It's in the game".
(c) crawl
(d) drag

22. voluntary : instinctive

hoard : __________

(a) cache--- FIFO channel systems, in which messages
between processes are ((cached)) in queues, are fundamental
to the modeling of concurrency(共起).
(b) squander--- A Cornish woman stabbed her brain-damaged
husband to death after ((squandering)) thousands of pounds
on drink with him.
(c) involuntary
(d) retard--- we will ((retard)) the progression of
diabetes complications which can include nerve damage,
possible amputations, blindness, and kidney failure.

23. spearhead : initiate

recreational : __________

(a) mechanism
(b) vocational
(c) lag behind
(d) mirthful

24. dash : scud--- We lie watching the clouds
((scudding)) across the sky.

thrust : __________

(a) conclusion
(b) drag
(c) momentum
(d) lank


25. stalactite : speleothems--- Although modern
((speleothems)) do not grow in perfect isotopic
equilibrium, oxygen isotope ratios (18O) are a proxy for
the amount of monsoon rainfall.

facilitate : __________

(a) voluntary
(b) hinder
(c) stalagmite
(d) expedite

26. crest : base

facilitate : __________

(a) standardize
(b) accelerate
(c) base
(d) encumber--- On the second day of their summit the
leaders gather for an informal retreat, where they can talk
without being ((encumbered)) by officials or the media.

27. advent : commencement--- A forty-one gun salute
marks the ((commencement)) of celebrations for the Golden
Jubilee with the spectacle being watched by the Queen from
Slough.

agency : __________

(a) fleshy
(b) intentional
(c) demise
(d) auspices--- She came under the ((auspices)) of a
federal program that required her to work only as a live-in
caregiver.

28. gargoyle : spout

spearhead : __________

(a) amalgamate--- He ((amalgamated)) his company with
another.
(b) lag behind
(c) initiate
(d) lank--- Chinese people are unfavorably characterized by
one-third less amount of hair than Westerners, ((lank))
hair shaft and strong contrast of color between the hair
and hair-bearing scalp.

29. agency : mechanism

discordant : __________

(a) momentum
(b) musical--- They burst out into rich, ((musical))
laughter.
(c) dissonant
(d) scud

30. incorporate : segregate--- Handicapped people
should not be ((segregated)) from the rest of society.

discordant : __________

(a) stalagmite
(b) dissonant
(c) dissociate
(d) melodious

31. thrust : drag

hoard : __________

(a) dissipate
(b) stockpile--- The US government began ((stockpiling))
oil in response to the Arab oil embargo.
(c) drag
(d) melodious

32. incorporate : assimilate--- Pop trends are
((assimilated)) into the main stream with alarming speed.

recreational : __________

(a) isolate
(b) vocational
(c) dissociate
(d) diverting--- Nursery rhymes can calm and ((divert)) all
but the most fractious child.
(nursery rhymes; 童謡)

33. spearhead : blaze the trail of STH

incorporate : __________

(a) scud
(b) isolate
(c) lag behind
(d) integrate--- Transportation planning should be
((integrated)) with energy policy.

34. crest : base

incorporate : __________

(a) amalgamate
(b) segregate
(c) base
(d) bitter

35. incorporate : segregate

acrid : __________

(a) pungent--- He inhales the rather ((pungent)) mountain
air and smiles. "Smelling this sulphur when you're skiing,
seeing the craters explode in the distance, the blood red
magma against white snow, there's nothing like it."
(b) palatable--- A very ((palatable)) local wine.
(c) dissociate
(d) isolate

36. institutionalize : standard

discordant : __________

(a) fleshy--- Her torso was full, ((fleshy)), and heavy.
(b) melodious
(c) expedite
(d) cacophonous--- a case analysis suggesting that
narratives in schizophrenia(精神分裂病) are compromised when
internal dialogue either dissolves into a ((cacophonous))
disarray or becomes too singularly and rigidly organized.

37. spearhead : initiate

voluntary : __________

(a) deliberate
(b) coerced--- He was ((coerced)) into giving evidence.
(c) lag behind
(d) isolate

38. advent : arrival

incorporate : __________

(a) assimilate--- Pop trends are ((assimilated)) into the
main stream with alarming speed.
(b) dissociate
(c) demise
(d) savory--- Three recipes: seared salmon with mango
salsa, banana strawberry cream, and ((savory)) bean,
burgers, are presented.

39. angular : gaunt

incorporate : __________

(a) melodious
(b) dissociate--- Such a policy can only remain credible if
it also ((dissociates)) itself (from the past) with regard
to his own Ministry.
(c) plump
(d) amalgamate--- He ((amalgamated)) his company with
another.

40. scud : crawl

incorporate : __________

(a) hobble
(b) integrate--- Transportation planning should be
((integrated)) with energy policy.
(c) dissociate
(d) saunter--- A quiet ((saunter)) down the road.

41. incorporate : dissociate--- Opinions should not be
((dissociated)) from their social context.

voluntary : __________

(a) intentional
(b) involuntary
(c) dissociate
(d) dispense

42. cloak : tunic

spearhead : __________

(a) crawl
(b) trail
(c) be in the vanguard of--- They are ((in the vanguard
of)) progressive reforms.
(d) instinctive

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1-2. アナロジー問題解答:

1-a *scud; i.; move fast in a straight line because or as
if driven by the wind
2-b *apex; n. (pl. apexes/apices); the top of or highest
part of something, esp. one forming a point
3-c *lank; a.; (of hair) long, limp, and straight
4-b *amass; t.; gather together or accumulate (a large
amount or number of valuable material or things) over a
period of time
5-b *cache; t.; store away in hiding or for future use
6-d *gaunt; a.; (of a person) lean and haggard, esp.
because of suffering, hunger, or age
7-a *zephyr; n.; a soft gentle breeze
8-a *flunky; n.; a person who performs relatively menial
tasks for someone else, esp. obsequiously
9-d *menial; n.; a domestic servant
10-b *demise; sing n.; the end or failure of an enterprise
or institution
11-b *fleshy; a.; (of a person or part of the body) having
a substantial amount of flesh; plump
12-d *rotund; a.; having a fat round body
13-b *savory; a.; (of food) belonging to the category that
is salty or spicy rather than sweet
14-b *respite (of strong continuous wind); n.; a short
period of rest or relief from something difficult or
unpleasant
15-a *willful; a.; (of an immoral or illegal act or
omission) intentional; deliberate
16-c *coerced; pp.; being persuaded to do something by
using force or threat
17-b *impetus; n.; the force or energy with which a body
moves
18-a *saunter; n.; a leisurely stroll
19-a *haggard; a.; looking exhausted and unwell, esp. from
fatigue, worry, or suffering
20-d *pungent; a.; having strong taste or smell
21-b *strident; a.; loud and harsh; grating
22-b *squander; t.; waste (something, esp. money or time)
in a reckless and foolish manner
23-d *mirthful; a.; full of gladness and gaiety(浮かれ気分)
24-c *momentum; n. (pl. momenta/momentums); the impetus
gained by a moving object
25-d *expedite; t.; make (an action or process) happen
sooner or be accompanied more quickly
26-d *encumber; t.; restrict or burden (someone or
something) in such a way that free action or movement is
difficult
27-d *auspices; pl n.; protection or support; patronage
28-c *initiate; t.; cause (a process or action) to begin
29-c *dissonant; a.; (in music) lacking harmony
30-d *melodious; a.; of, producing, or having a pleasant
tune; tuneful
31-a *dissipate; t.; squander or fritter away (money,
energy, or resources)
(fritter; ちびちび浪費する)
32-d *diverting; a.; drawing the attention of (someone)
away from tedious or serious concerns; entertaining or
amusing
33-d *integrate; t.; combine (one thing) with another so
that they become a whole.
34-b *segregate; t.; set apart from the rest or from each
other; isolate or divide
35-b *palatable; a.; (of food or drink) pleasant to taste
36-d *cacophonous; a.; having a harsh unpleasant sound
37-a *deliberate; a.; fully considered; not impulsive
38-a *assimilate; t.; absorb and integrate (people, idea,
or culture) into a wider society or culture
39-d *amalgamate; v.; combine or unite to form one
organization or structure
40-c *dissociate; t.; disconnect or separate (used esp. in
abstract contexts)
41-b *involuntary; a.; done against someone's will;
compulsory
42-c *be in the vanguard of; be in a position at the
forefront of new development of STH

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  • P0002167
  • 2009/11/30
  • 毎月 30日