Members Only 3月12日（木曜日）英会話 Live Lesson
1. a protest, a demonstration, a rally
2. a bystander = someone who is just watching
SIMILAR to: a passerby = a person who is walking by at the time something happens
3. a witness = 目撃者
5. They want to protect/defend the constitution.
6. They are against atomic energy.
They are against nuclear power plants.
7. Police receive record number of queries on cybercrime
a query = a question
to query = to question = to inquire
I’m calling to inquire about the car you are advertising.
I’m calling to inquire about the job/position.
a query = a question = an inquiry
8. NPA receives record 370,000 reports of ‘dubious financial deals’
National Police Agency = NPA
dubious = fishy = suspicious = あやしい
a scam / a con / fraud
The adjective of “fraud” is “fraudulent.”
He committed fraud.
What do you do with the money you make through fraud?
Answer: You have to launder the money.
He was arrested for money laundering.
a deal = an exchange of money, a business activity like buying or selling st
9. Aichi teacher fractures student’s back in altercation after basketball game
He broke his arm.
He fractured a bone in his arm.
an altercation = a fight
Conversational: They got into a fight.
Formal: They got into an altercation.
10. Aichi teacher fractures student’s back in altercation after basketball game
good sportsmanship
You have to show you are a good sport.
Don’t be a bad sport.
The instructor reprimanded him.
to reprimand = to scold = 叱る
何だその態度!
“What’s with your attitude? Are you messing with me?”
なめんじゃねえぞ！Don't fuck with me!
an altercation = a scuffle
11. The US flag is a symbol of oppression.
12. You're toast! = You are in trouble.
I’m toasted. = drunk
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