That book completely blew my mindBlow (Blew)my mind
If something blows your mind, you find it very exciting and unusual: Happy1216
It’s a way of actively ensuring that you actually understand the concepts of the bookEnsure
to make something certain to happen: Happy1216
His latest book was a failure but did not __ much from his good reputation. 彼の最新作は失敗だったが、彼の名声をさほど【損なう】ことはなかった。detract パス単1級第4訂版 No.101-150 toyama841
I recently found a new book that __ my grasp of quantum mechanics. 私は最近、量子力学に対する私の理解【を助けてくれる】新しい本を見つけた。facilitated パス単1級第4訂版 No.1-50 toyama841
I'm going to the bookstore to browse the new releases.Je vais à la librairie pour feuilleter les nouvelles sorties. 8hbw5g584c
I'm not a fan of scary books they give me nightmares.Je ne suis pas fan des livres effrayants ils me donnent des cauchemars. 8hbw5g584c
I'm going to the library to borrow some books.Je vais à la bibliothèque pour emprunter des livres. 8hbw5g584c
I enjoy reading books in my free time.J'aime lire des livres pendant mon temps libre. 8hbw5g584c
as of〜現在
As of yesterday,the book I ordered has not arrived.
昨日現在で、注文した本は届いていません kateihou
a＋最上級「とても〜」
This is a most difficult book.
「これは、とても難しい本です。」 kateihou
形容使用法のto不定詞to 不定詞以下に名詞が欠けてる
I have a book to read. kateihou
The publisher's decision to bowdlerize [ˈbaʊdləˌraɪz] the classic novel was met with mixed reactions.bowdlerize
verb [ˈbaʊdləˌraɪz]
1) In its strictest sense, to bowdlerize a book, manuscript, etc. is to modify it by editing so that nothing judged to be morally harmful or offensive remains.
2) More broadly, means "to modify by abridging, simplifying, or distorting in style or content."
The Family Shakespeare... Though the sanitized project later became a public sensation... second edition was published in 1818 and credited solely to physician Thomas Bowdler... English cowpoke
So, as a precaution, I’ve booked a rental conference room near our building where we can connect to the Internet.
ですから、用心として、オフィスに近い、インターネットに接続可能な貸し会議室を予約しました。
書斎には、椅子と本、それから机があります。書斎には、椅子と本、それから机があります。
しょさいには、いすとほん、それからつくえがあります。
Shosai ni wa, isu to hon, sorekara tsukue ga arimasu.
There are chairs, books, and a desk in the study. Japanese cowpoke
While her name was not attached to her books in her lifetime (she published anonymously), Jane Austen continues two centuries hence to be lionized [ˈlaɪəˌnaɪz] as one of the English language's greatest novelists.lionize
verb [ˈlaɪəˌnaɪz]
To lionize someone is to treat them as a person of great interest or importance.
humans have long projected qualities of bravery and regality upon the proverbial “king of the beasts.” It is precisely those and similar admirable qualities that led, in the 18th century, to lion being used for a person who is similarly well-regarded, especially after a long and distinguished career in a particular field, as in “lion of the Senate,” or “literary lion.” English cowpoke
