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  • 問題数 90 • 7/29/2023

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  • 1

    The (コントラスト)between red green makes the logo stand out, but the (ハレーション) makes it kind of difficult to look at

    contrast, halation

  • 2

    What about reducing the (彩度) to balance the colors?

    saturation

  • 3

    Another opinion might be to (グラデーションをつける)

    adjust the gradation

  • 4

    By reducing the (明度), it will (コントラストを強める) between the two colors, don't you think?

    lightness, increase the contrast

  • 5

    The overall image is dominated by the (グレー) of the concretes.

    gray

  • 6

    That could be because (無彩色) bring together the overall (色彩計画)

    natural colors, color scheme

  • 7

    (色味を足すこと) might make it better, don't you think?

    adding a little shade

  • 8

    now that you mention it, the area with (草木の緑) is small, but it (引き締める) the entire image

    earth-green colors, tightens up

  • 9

    By using the campus colors for the sign, we will also be able to (アクセントをつける) the image

    accentuate

  • 10

    () an exciting coming- of-age movie ()? ~はいかがですか、どう思いますか

    how does sound

  • 11

    it thus () a poignant reminder for viewers ()[〜にさせてくれる] the trials the had endured in growing up, and the friendships which () them () so[人に〜することを可能にしてきた]

    served as of had allowed to do

  • 12

    the movie () in 1959 () economic disparity and social stratification

    was set ,when

  • 13

    Stand by Me's four protagonists grew up during this period of socioeconomic transformation,(分詞構文) their experiences very real for • • •

    ,making

  • 14

    "I never had () later on like () I had when I was twelve,"

    any friends the ones

  • 15

    This simple (), charged with the bittersweet wisdom gained from "growing up", () deeply in the hearts of viewer.

    statement resonated

  • 16

    (それは〜の時期である), despite our budding self-awareness, we're still unsure

    It's a time when

  • 17

    The protagonists in Stand by Me • • • the hearts of several generations of viewers, () them ()where they started and what they may

    reminding of

  • 18

    (切ないほどの懐かしさ) caused by this movie may actually come from the child in us.

    The pang of nostalgia

  • 19

    The low-rise section of the roof has a (緩やかな曲線) with (滑らかなうねり) , giving an impression of suppleness.

    gentle curve smooth undulation

  • 20

    Does the (うねり) affect the shape of the room?

    undulation

  • 21

    The indoor ceiling is (曲線状) and the rooftop looks like (優しく打ち寄せる波) against a green hill

    curved waves gently lapping

  • 22

    It must be a strange and mysterious feeling standing in a (傾斜した) garden in the sky.

    sloping

  • 23

    The (でこぼこのない) shape of most high-rise buildings makes them appear (圧迫感のある)

    smooth overpowering

  • 24

    I put in a (スリット) that separates it into two parts. The outer wall and balcony have extensions that (突き出る) .

    slit protrude out

  • 25

    The (でこぼこさ) of the outer wall makes it look as if it were carefully pleated.

    unevenness

  • 26

    By (わずかに傾けること) the outer wall, your line of sight is shifted off of the other buildings.

    slightly tilting

  • 27

    "freedom" () its focus () rights for minorities () allowing all [を〜から~に焦点を移した] individuals to live and express

    shifted from to

  • 28

    This trend has had many cultural implications: (= )the explosion of social networks, the "selfie", and •

    such as

  • 29

    () by any larger social groups, he shifts freely between roles depending

    Not restrained

  • 30

    He continuously defies the other characters' expectation of him to be "pirate-like"() them that he is not just anyone, he's Jack Sparrow.

    ,reminding

  • 31

    This was what (させた) the impressive variation in the movie scenes (機能する).

    made work

  • 32

    (ある場面では)it feels like , (他の場面では) we get beautiful vistas

    At some points at others

  • 33

    Instead, (*強調) his ship that drives his hunt.

    it is

  • 34

    (どんなシーンに偶然出くわそうとも), he () all the scenes into (一つの物語).

    And no matter what kind of scene he happens upon ,trying one narrative

  • 35

    This ties in perfectly with current social trends(関係代名詞の非制限用法) youth are taught that individually is our most important asset.

    ,where

  • 36

    The body is made of (プラスチック) , but I want to use (クロムメッキ加工) around the duct.

    plastic chrome planting

  • 37

    Couldn't we give it more warmth by using different material? How about (木材)?

    wood

  • 38

    That might burn. Besides, I kind of imagined a cool breeze, so I wanted to use a (光沢のある) or (透明感のある) material.

    shiny transparent

  • 39

    How about the grip then? If the surface is too (滑らか), it might be (滑りやすい).

    smooth slippery

  • 40

    I was planning to put (シボ加工) on the surface to avoid slipping.

    graining

  • 41

    Using (集成材) for the material suggests a very casual type of furniture.

    laminated wood

  • 42

    It's a lot cheaper compared to (無垢材).

    solid wood

  • 43

    A: You use (アクリル) column to keep the spaces between the boards?

    acrylic

  • 44

    Yes, I didn't want to draw any attention to anything but the boards themselves, to I used a material that was strong but (透明感がある).

    transparent

  • 45

    Don't you think (アクリル) is a little expensive?

    acrylic

  • 46

    Since the main part is made from inexpensive (集成材), I think the overall cost distribution is appropriate.

    laminated wood

  • 47

    Have you ever wished you could (時間を遡る・過去に戻る) and fix something?

    go back in time

  • 48

    Doc Brown (〜とあまり変わらない) Marty - his inventions never seem to work

    isn't much better than

  • 49

    The introduction to the movie gives you information about the present(*非制限用法) we later discover is the outcome of the events we see in the past.

    ,which

  • 50

    When in the past, (〜の代償が大きくなる).

    the stakes are high for every little action

  • 51

    (そうした視点から), viewers (〜に夢中になる) the plot (分詞構文「予測しながら」)what will happen next,

    As such find themselves invested in ,predicting

  • 52

    However, (他の理由がある)this movies success.

    there was more to

  • 53

    It used time travel to (検証する) how (タイムトラベルによって起きた問題) can be affected in the future (によって) one's actions.

    examine these issues depending on

  • 54

    This process (可能にした) the movie to (〜だけでなく) just portray teen issues, (ことも) to address them.

    allowed not but

  • 55

    It seamlessly(溶け込ませる) character growth into the story (もったいぶることなくなく).

    wove without sounding pedantic

  • 56

    At the same time, it (〜から〜に焦点をシフトさせた)• • • (いうまでもなく) • • •

    shifted its focus from to ~ not to mention

  • 57

    You never know what you'r(are going toの口語) get."

    are gonna

  • 58

    (たとえどの〜であろうとも) "chocolates" we're dealt in life, (してさえすれば) we take them for what they are and work hard, things have a way of (うまくいく).

    No matter which as long as working out

  • 59

    ,was an underdog and the perfect (擁護者) for (現代の平等主義の理想).

    champion modern egalitarian ideals

  • 60

    According to these, anyone (成功することができるはずだ) if they put in the effort.

    should be able to succeed

  • 61

    Viewers (せざるを得なかった) wonder, "Was he really there?"

    couldn't help but

  • 62

    his low IQ gave him a comically naive (に対する見方) the chaos around him.

    take on

  • 63

    was present at (政治活動家の集まり) and mistook it for a "(政党)"depending on one's actions.

    a political activist meeting party

  • 64

    The idea of one unknown individual (〜が〜した) so many important people may seem preposterous at first.

    touching

  • 65

    Forrest came to us (過渡期に) after a half-century of (広いカテゴリー),including (公民権運動), (女性の権利闘争), (反戦講義運動)

    at a transition point domestic conflict black rights struggles women's rights struggles antiwar protests

  • 66

    The (左右対称の) compositions are clear.

    symmetrical

  • 67

    I think it might be better if it were (左右非対称の) .

    asymmetrical

  • 68

    The composition and the chic colors (目立たせている) in black give it a real Japanese feel.

    highlighted 

  • 69

    those with the power to prevent it often (結局は〜になる) it.

    end up abusing

  • 70

    However, (世紀の変わり目) has brought new challenges to national security and, (それに応じて), many governments have started to (の制限を解除する) of their power.

    the turn of the century in response push the limits

  • 71

    This () the government (危険に晒す) becoming the abuser and threatens the ~

    put ~ at risk of

  • 72

    This (難題) (登場させた) for Batman, the Dark Knight.

    dilemma set the stage

  • 73

    (〜に対して) a (完全に阻止できない存在) like the Joker, must the police forces break their own rules In order to contend?

    Against completely unchecked entity

  • 74

    many, including national governments, (戸惑っていた)what could possibly be done against an ~

    were wondering

  • 75

    To () the government (〜が〜しないようにする) its people's trust, he (〜することを引き受ける) bend the law and bring down criminals, (and he is fully aware) 

    keep from losing takes it upon himself to fully aware

  • 76

    :His self-sacrifice () any feelings of suspicion (AをBで取り替える) a deep, but guilty, respect,

    replace with

  • 77

    Whether big or small, they (それら全てが一緒になって未来へと導いていく) - but

    all come together in steering our future

  • 78

    Good Will Hunting ()this theme (に真正面から取り組む).

    takes head on

  • 79

    Lambeau decides he must () Will (引き入れる)the academic world(いかなる代償を払っも).

    bring into at all costs

  • 80

    (を受けて) the (知性、頭の良さ), and the supports of a renowned professor,

    with smarts

  • 81

    the academic world (であるかもしれない) an alien planet.

    may as well be

  • 82

    when psychologist Maguire (呼び寄せられた) by Lambeau to convince Will to take

    is called in

  • 83

    The three struggling characters (折り合いをつける) their doubts from

    come to terms with

  • 84

    It may (とは関係がない) social class, genius, or ambition!

    have nothing to do with

  • 85

    ()on the big screen, on TV, (AでもBでもCでも) in books,

    Be it or

  • 86

    When we () characters similar to ourselves (~が〜しているのを見る)something,

    see doing

  • 87

    it often (肯定につながる) that we can do the same.

    serve as affirmation

  • 88

    The Devil Wears Prada (登場させる) recent college graduate, Andy.

    introduces

  • 89

    When Andy succeeded, it was (まるで〜のようだ) they had succeeded.

    as if

  • 90

    In this way, The Devil Wears Prada (主役にした)women in positions of power,

    featured