Name: 50の上級動詞 - あなたの書く英語と話す英語を美しくするために (50 ADVANCED VERBS - to make your written and spoken English BEAUTIFUL)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T11:03:56.000Z
Duration: 17 min 57 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

hello everyone and welcome back to english with Lucy today I am going to teach you

50 advanced verbs that are going to make you sound more intelligent when you

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vocabulary lesson please note that lots of these verbs have multiple meanings

I'm focusing on one meaning per verb and I'm using them in a more advanced

context number one is to alter to alter this means to make somebody or something

different for example you shouldn't feel the need to alter your appearance

number two is to amend to amend this means to change a law document or

statement slightly in order to correct a mistake or to improve it for example

would you mind amending those documents I sent you number three is to amplify to

laughs I this means to add details to a story or a statement for example she

refused to amplify further she refused to tell us any more details number four

is to balloon to balloon this means to suddenly swell out or to get bigger

for example employment rates ballooned to 90 percent number five is to blab to

blab this means to tell someone information that should be kept secret

for example someone must have blabbed to the police

number six is too brief to brief this means to give someone information about

something so that they are prepared to deal with it

for example the officer briefed her on what to expect number seven is to

capture to capture this means to film record or paint somebody or something

this is usually used in the passive form for example the robbery was captured on

film by the security cameras number eight is to clasp to clasp this means to

hold something tightly in your hand for example she clasped her hands

together as she waited number nine is to clutch to clutch this means to hold

somebody or something tightly for example I clutched onto his shoulder for

support number nine is to collide to collide this means to disagree strongly

for example my partner and I often collide over political differences

number eleven is to command to command this means to tell somebody what to do

for example she commanded the release of the prisoners number twelve is to cower

to our this means to bend low and/or move

backwards because you're frightened for example the dog whimpered and cowered at

his feet number thirteen is to crave to crave this means to have a very strong

desire for something for example I've always craved excitement number fourteen

is - - - - this means to go somewhere very quickly for example I must - it was

lovely to see you it's a good one to use if you're trying to escape an unwanted

conversation number 15 is to detect to detect this is to discover or notice

something especially if that something isn't easy to see or hear

for example the tests are designed to detect the disease this is impossible I

need to include this in a tongue-twister video for example the tests are designed

to detect bacteria number 16 is to deviate to deviate this is to do

something in a different way from what as usual or expected or to be different

from something for example let's not deviate from the original idea number 17

is to discern to discern this is to see or hear something

usually with difficulty for example I quickly discerned that something was

wrong number 18 is to dismantle to dismantle this is to take something

apart usually a machine or a structure so that it's in separate pieces for

example I had to dismantle the printer in order to repair it number 19 this is

a lovely one it's to eavesdrop to eavesdrop this means to listen secretly

to what other people are saying for example we caught her eavesdropping

outside the window number 20 is to escort to escort

this is to go with somebody either to protect them or to show them the way for

example let me escort you to your room number 21 is to expose to expose this is

to tell the true facts about a person or a situation and show it or them to be

illegal or immoral for example she was exposed as a liar and a fraud number 22

is to glare to glare this is to look at somebody or something in an angry way

for example she didn't shout she just glared at me number 23 is to gravitate

to gravitate this is to move towards something or someone that you are

attracted to for example many young people gravitate

towards London in search of work number 24 is - gosh - gosh this is to express

so much praise for someone or something that it doesn't seem sincere

for example Rachel is always gushing about how much he values Prue's

friendship number 25 is hobble to hobble this means to walk with difficulty

especially because your legs or your feet hurt for example she was hobbling

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50の上級動詞 - あなたの書く英語と話す英語を美しくするために (50 ADVANCED VERBS - to make your written and spoken English BEAUTIFUL)

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