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23	Hobbies		1   I   ?   I    a    1   ft   I   S fe e n * i3	1
		T.V. Programs		9
24	life] -4- RttWfijft Verbs -4- Opposite Actions		& a ig £ & it iä & ff it ig   ^ 12	11
		Writing a Schedule		1 20
25	Ip   it it Wedding Ceremonies		rS ii	21
	Review Lessons 21 — 25		L2\-L25<7)m&/ [$mtiSL(2)) (287)	31
26	Japan's Four Seasons		iff.   % 12	35
	©	Greeting Cards	New Year Cards), etc.	43
27	m& -2- ft* Affixes -2- : Jobs		*   H 12	45
	©	Occupations		54
28	Test Questions		i   I    *    I   g   |Bl   I   i    i ^ 55 ^   P* 12	
	©	Copypaper	HCfiffl^^v^- 63	
29	it m An Entrance Examination		It  &  ffi&f£*-&t&£ 55 X.   . 64 51  £ 12	
	©	How to Fill in a Form		72
30	SBf -5- ^^tR Radicals -5-		m #f & S IT           ä£ M ;ik 10	73 81
	Review Lessons 26 — 30		L26-L30COÜ^/ [fflft •       ■ im) (345)	
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31	m & Travel		m m m m m « m m & ?e #   ,t. 12	85
	©	Pamphlets		93
32	Means of Transportation		m. is m £ «    ^ m s§ & a 1: 12	94
		Timetables		102
33	Signs		# !l »J ü § ö3 ^ * H ia 10	104
	©	Signs on Doors	v>5v^& ft • -*M y	112
34	General Terms for Tools and Utensils		^ i I ?f ffl l& ft      i It 10	113
	©	Department Store		121
35	Economic Terminology		10	123
	Review Lessons 31 — 35		L31-L35COfl^/ C!5flSj£(3)] (399)	130
36	Kanji for Feelings		>i> m m m a ^ i i s # 10	133
	©	Parts of the Body	HI ■ IW • Ifi • ^ •	142
37	mm - 5 -g•m Verbs -5- Vi-Vt		fs it n & ffi s& gij * 3fe w Ä 11	144
	©	Kanji Lettering		153
38	%mm -3-Adjectives -3-		10	154
	©	Washing Instructions		163
III
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
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Airport
10
Names of Countries
Geograpical Features
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1172
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10
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Review Lessons 36 — 40
Kanji Compound -2-
L36-L40<X)jil37 [r»]-H- • (450) 181
Electric Appliances
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185
University Life
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How to Write a Personal History
Verbs of Change
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History
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Abstract Ideas
133
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203
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Using a Dictionary
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I    Review Lessons 41 — 45	L41-L45COJH-? (500)237
	Reading Index (for Vols. 1&2) 241
	Radical Index 251
	List of Basic Kanji 500 2,59
ft                  < Wv,	Kanji Index with ON-KUN Readings J262
IV
Lesson 23
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	picture Kanji strokes					(8)										
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253
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Lesson 23
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Lesson 24
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<~t5j Vi>
(to get up, to happen)
So
(to stand up)
(to turn, to be bent)
(to begin)
(to finish)
<~fr   ~£ Vt>
(to wake, to cause
(to set up something
(to bend something) (to begin something)
(to finish something)
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Lesson 24
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2§              to get up, to rise                             1Z>   to happen, to occur J§(Jo)        to cause, to wake someone up             •                to stand up																
	sleep					fa-fr-t (13)										
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i(l (fa) h   to sleep                                  ( L A/ ■ L   )   a bedroom to put (a child)to sleep     :g:n¥( LA/- /i^- L ^)   a sleeping car																
	[   play, fun . wander					(12)										
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ffi(íbÝ)^   to play                     )Sll|ife(^ 9 ■ X-A/-"^)   an amusement park (£>-?")£/  play, recreation																
265
266
267
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Lesson 24
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	seat					(10)									
		r			p										
															
&(tt>)2>   to sit                                                a seat IEJ!*i*        •              to sit up straight; to sit in the formal Japanese style															
fit	use					(8)									
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		begin start					liC-lÖZ (8)									
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Lesson 24
																
	N end					fc-x.& (11)										
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$r(io)t>Z>   to end                                 L v 1 • "CA,) the last train to finish something                  L # ■? • XA,) the terminus																
	lend rent					(12)										
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fWt   to lend, to rent                 *> ^ • /iv^)v > -> a y   a rental jfdfr1) Ltfl {ti) L   loaning out condomunium																
#	borrow rent					(10)										
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fW')>)4   to borrow                         fgfffl* (L * < • I l • L jt) an IOU fflf&(L*o •          a debt																
	return back					frz.-t (7)										
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Lesson 24
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		send					*i<-4 V? (9)										
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j£(fc<)£   to send                     j^S'J^(-?■■)•        • ^V>) a farewell party .ILj£(& " -fc < ) &   to see someone off                7 • 0 <fc ")) postage																	
2-2.
1. 2. g&      3. \L-o      4. &4
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9.jg"t 10.             11. 12. A4
13. SE^ 14. S&ifcf:     15. SfLttL
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Lesson 24
6. !&l±^S^-Ü«T^f -B$W&Kfe£L-t<£$V>
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2. to finish one's work
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t-		-		lit'		*?
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5. to pay back
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6. to get up      7. to sleep     8. to stand     9. to sit on a chair
10. to play hi
11. to use chopsticks
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1- the last train        2. a sleeping car        3. a seat
4 . a reply
				
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4. a national university 6. loaning out
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Z<   *jo  fi^  #< 4> £ & fc<
the opening ceremony      9. the closing ceremony     10. an embassy
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Lesson 24
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Lesson 24
< 4liW   (A Schedule) >
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meeting submission
return
□•ft (t5?o L kj> < ) a training camp
fftJCiOMH   Useful words
start finish
getting up going to bed
Lesson 25
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B^CDISÜÄ (Japanese Wedding Ceremonies)
[fD (Japanese style)
(Western style)
7E«fciÖ
x -o
^afclS "CfD^/E!   (the schedule up to the wedding)
(arranged marriage)
|^£^^J arrangement
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(love marriage)
m   % love
ft] \ engagement
(^W-}) a betrothal gift ^f^KWfo   an engagement ring
#p&t^ ^ wedding ceremony
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Lesson 25
(V) j means 'Japanese'. See the following words.
flJÄ (fr
L §) ^<) Lo) Li) Li <) • L)
Japanese style Japanese clothes = Sr^ Japanese style room Japanese books Japanese food Japanese sweets
Japanese poetry with 5-7-5-7-7 syllables
(3 9) J means 'Western'.
(<£ -5 • L £) Western style
M$ U 7 • ^ <) Western style clothes
#11 (<£ "9 • L^>) Western style room
(J;-9 • Li) foreign books
(£1 • Li <) Western food
'^H^ («£ -) • #J • L) a cake
#7@ • Ln>) foreign liquors B$?@((ltiA,-
#H («t -9 • a foreign film   <-» fUMiMl
(A gift)
A special envelope with a ceremonial red and white cord is used to
L ) Japanese liquors Japanese film
make a monetary gift. You write   r$P;i:£  (fcV^foO,  a gift) j   or r^f ( Z. h £'c£,  felicitations) j   and your name on the envelope.
You may use an envelope with a gold or a silver cord, but the left edge of the envelope must always be red. You should not use a similar kind of envelope which has a green or grey edge, as this is used to make an offering of money to departed spirits. People write rMW.Wl (3"tlP -t?/v, to before the spirit of the departed)j on the envelope and offer it at funerals.
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Lesson 25
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/he	connect ' conclude					(12)										
i						r		&			**					
																
fä(tsi~)&   to bind, to connect                   fäfä (lj-d • Z A.) marriage Infra Oto • hL)   aconclusion                   g*((to •        a result																
	^ wedding					(11)										
K		ij														
																
fämOt-o ■ ZA,)tZ>   to get married      $r^Mr( L/l • d/^ • I? j; • d) (CI•    <) 1"£   to get engaged                                 a honeymoon																
	separate					li^-ti^ 'J li^-t (19)										
	>-			fir	ft	1	n									it
																
HI (!i &) tl £   to separate                          ( 0 • d ^) 1" h   to divorce Ü((i&)"f   to part, to detach              SUSt• 0 ) separation																
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Lesson 25
																	
%		seat					(10)										
			r			J*		f									
																	
a seat                              ta^S(L-tv>• -£§) a reserved seat ajJS?(Li»o •to attend       ^ ($"•-££)   a seat																	
		defect lack					^- <                                                   ( 4)										
		1-7															
																	
ft(rt>)lt&   to be missing, to be short of      ft^Oto • T/v)   a fault fcJSOto • -££)t&   to be absent																	
		previous preparatory					a (4)										
																	
																	
:?5e( 1 • "C^)   a schedule, a plan               («fc •    < )i~&   to reserve Jisi^W-iX A, • £ • et • \lo )   a weather forecast																	
a		fix settle					Ztz-tbh (8)										
	Is					<?											
																	
to decide                        £t(tv>- Li <)   a set meal $EJt("£v> • v^)   an admission limit     5e£I(T<^ • §)   a commuter's pass																	
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Lesson 25
							< Ä, «fc &                     t>3; (jg&)										
		ocean occidental					(9)										
			N /	«.\ /	w /		/										
																	
M#            -7)   the West                   (t i • I i)   the East, the Orient m$(ll             Western clothes           J; ■? • Li <)   Western food																	
		ceremony formula, style					(6)										
																	
																	
j£(L£)   a ceremony, a formula       $^ff^;( Ito • -^ • L § )   a wedding • L§)   a formula             jEÄOtfV» • L£) &   formal, official																	
		peace sum, Japanese					(8)										
	/		f					fa									
																	
• fr)   peace                       fflÄ(fr • Li ()   Japanese food fP(fo)   harmony, sum, total                 fHflg(t?-^<)   Japanese kimono																	
		vivid vigor					* 7 / * y -(9)										
	X %		V /		/												
																	
£ffi(-t*V •          life, living             fg!6(ji»o • active f§^(^o • L)   printed type                   (^0 • t'n) activity																	
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Lesson 25
2-2. m&wm
1. 2.  tfjirt*     3. frffi-tz     4. ffi^ 5.
6. 7. jjjfss^T^    8. mm-tz     9. io.
2. ffili-^ffUHtj&Lfco
5. ^^s-ar^ib, ^H^tfo/co
6. Mli#ti:Lit^\ IfltCLJt^o
7. jft §   /e^C LS"fo       I'll have the fixed menu with grilled fish.
8   &l±3% 5C-^fti:«I^T4ffiLtV»ito       I live away from my
father and mother.
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Lesson. 25
2-3. wznw
1. marriage     2. divorce       3. to attend
										
Ito			»3	-A		L KP o			It-5	
4. to be absent
5. Western food and Japanese food 6. the East and the West
Ifcf
t
7. a fixed menu     8. a schedule     9. life, living        10. a ceremony
«k "CO
-t+O fro
1. to tie a string 2. to leave the country        3. activity
fo"t < <_ \tU fro £'■?
4. Western books    5 . Western liquor    6 . Western style
<fc n   L ,t
<k9 L£
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Lesson 25
7. Japanese style
8. Japanese books
9. formal
IE £
t> Li
10. a conclusion    11. a result
Olffl
12. an engagement    13. a honeymoon
(to ^
14. an admission limit        15. a reserved seat        16. to reserve
L    X^ -t+#
et ^<
in. o^jtKit?ii?^«otti^i^$t>
3. ^^ItoiAtJitv^t,
4. -£/Ufo-£i,> Lg {Z I? ^ L-C, &£<b UH^>fro£{±
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L/:^LSoti>Jt„ -tire, jpJ^fc«v^^0-rtf^^v^^1-^\ B*A m^<Dm^tt'ih^i<DXt^0 &.x.X<tz2\,\
ft* 'j - • r y-fv y
2003^ 6 R 9 B
Lesson 25
(tiWt*^) the usual first form of address in a Japanese letter, like 'Dear Sir' in English (Usually some seasonal greeting such as v^ts^'i tr-fteoj ,  ri < 'O Ztfaoj and so on follow.)
£"C,   Well; Now (The main topic of the letter starts after this conjunction.) -l-^^X   about ~; with regard to ~ ~ (sentence in plan form) 'f'M.X't o    I'm planning to ~
a gift, a present ~ t hi)*o   to be different from ~ t§M ('\^ L)    a reply
Jt (ft V1 C)   a common way of ending a Japanese letter, like 'Sincerely yours' in English
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Lesson 25
KPpI 1. I^ft(t73A) (±, tztitftztiKg^t Ltzfro
2. 'J -2A,\i^ffi%X'tfro
3. U -$A(itA LTmiffl$AA^*ft£## i Ltzfro
4. 'J - ^LCD-Ktzh^^'i^m-fh^^-t^o
5. 'J -$A07xA*,W|^jv:lifD^'C-tAo
6 . htztz ^-ktzh^'^m^f^ LX < /i£ v>0
rfJB& (-tfA,*) * <)j etc. @$SB(§-fro)w*v^o : r$ < ££l± I;** LA0j
r$ti-v^B7)foA§i i-frtKj etc.
rv^^?iJ-t^Ltr-f^0j etc.
rA" L%U>£iLtzA\ H/ivA^ Woj etc. : r£Tj rt;6tjitAfeJ6A £0^(news), ^(question), jofaAV (request), £ ft ^ (thanks), & A(apology),  L 1 -?       (invitation) ta t"
ri3@(;AA4W^^LAALTV^1-0j   r£ «t 1 £bj etc. ®3Mft£ tif: rmn ((t^C)j (-eUAj etc.
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Lesson 25
a- <      U Kb o
nun......i................... m m ............i........nun.....
Review Lessons 21 — 25
n:&7& mm m$.        (#ow (i)^ at)^ (in #(fo &m mm mm mm & &m M (f)l *na;
A: £u> Iv^
v:|b§^ g£ 5:0
wm-th mm-th ^£1-*
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Lesson 25
!Š$f J& (2)   Word Structure
I.   *Dg<nZ.tl£*^*h<DlbhŤzL^ (meaningful units) H£Ht&£^0
Ex.    glftfig  -  El*  / IS
books      building = a library
i. i* a" is -
3. m ^ £ -
4. # ^ ^ —
5. *Žíf^l#
6. fA i A ¥ —
7. ařéř^ŠIS -
8. iff   pít 5; —
9. Iff it £fé -
10. fřféfé^tl
11. ^SAféft -
12. S!£Fd]gflfSE£ -
Ex.	* fí ffl		Í (		)3rW
	%%X¥	=		&	
	mýtinu				)^K
		=			
		=		i	
	*^A^		A^(		)A^-tŽ^<h
1.		=	$bt(		)&tt
2.		=	I*(		)I#
3.		:	Dr (		)m
4.		=			)-h#
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Lesson 25
5. it % HS
6. SJfLil^
7. i^Uffi
8.
9. &$gftg
10.
11.
12. * m m
* (
IE.   o^(^g|^S-®~®Oi|jp (verbs) CO7°^5^tft §^
® Vi
(D --./\Z Vi
® ~i (place) Vi
© ~£ (object) Vt
(D ~H (person) ~£ (object) Vt
Both   ®   and ®
® Others
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Lesson 25
IV.    (      )\iZitA.fz^<DZ\ til (opposite word) £A*l&$V>0
Ex. ±
1. AL O
2. fe£Z>
3.
4. tB /£
5. IS *£
6. fD ^
7. Ml ±
8. & &
9. a
10. ^ ^
T
11. « 1-
12. tu h
13.
14. ft
15. &
16. S
17. £
18. Jfc
19. 4k
20. if tl
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Lesson 26
I
I
0-~y h 1
0^(7)29^ (Japan's Four Seasons)
There are four seasons in Japan ; spring, summer, autumn and winter. Memorize these Kanji with the corresponding adjectives.
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Lesson 26
																
	spring					(9)										
																
																
#0±&)   spring                 $53^ ( L t?> A- •    A,) 0) B   the vernal equinox day #f/fc(li<2> • -^1~)&   spring holidays     W^K-^1 • L ^ A.) youth																
	summer					(10)										
			rT		IT	1"	¥	-7	H							
																
]E(&o)   summer                            ^"JKtlv^ • fy)   a cool summer Hffc(&"3 •              summer holidays																
	autumn					(9)										
		f						**.								
																
autumn                             H&$c(!i*A, • I, *9> ") )   late autumn $C53* ( L »0 0 •^A^'OB   the autumnal equinox day																
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289
290
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Lesson 26
																
	winter					(5)										
/				s												
																
4*-(*k#>)   winter                         8$c%-(fzAs • tn)   a mild winter &.fo{&\fip •              winter holidays																
	hot ( for climate)					(12)										
1	n					i			k		k					
																
IK^)^)^   hot           H 41      (LJ:-*>i$-9-^-i^) a summer greeting card fH&^>)$   heat, hotness																
	hot ( for things )					(15)										
	+					*					pi					
																
hot                                           fever, heat ^'iMfoo " LA,)&   eager, enthusiastic																
		cold ( for climate )					(12)										
s	1					iff											
																	
lS($tf)v»   cold                       M'<vmB(frA,-tl^^-& acoldfront tr) $ coldness																	
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Lesson 26
							(Llfr                  t>3= (Hit)										
		cold (for things)					l>-*?t (7)										
				/													
																	
<£(o«ö)£v>   cold, cool                    l$m(tV<* ' air-cooling -^"t"   to cool, to refrigerate      '<%M.J$-(tl^^ ■ -iri • -I)   a refrigerator																	
A		warm (for climate)					(13)										
i	n			B	B	b'	B*	B*	B*			*	b£				
																	
fä(äbtztz)fr^   warm                        ^®(Jb^ • tzh)'%   warm, mild mmitzA, ■           heating                  Vfe&itzA, • t 7)   a mild winter																	
/JUL		warm ( for things)					$>tztz-ih    $>tztz-fr^ *> htztz-^h (12)										
	N		/		/	OA /				/tn	/im	/jm.					
																	
iMiiäbtztz) 7H>   warm              f^'Sif(fc^-joA,- (t^)a clinical thermometer 7ml§E(io/i • Lo)   a greenhouse           SI (-fe A • -tir^)   a hot spring																	
		cool refreshing					f-f- L</>                  'J 3 ^ (11)										
	\ N		N >	..*	/	)>											
																	
L1^   cool                              WJ1,(I9 n • -*0 )   a cool breeze :<P-(~t~f) ts   to enjoy the cool air																	
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Lesson 26
																
	weather					(4)										
-—'		J	%													
																
^(*i)OJI|(j&*fc)   the Milky Way ~%M.{X A, • h)   the weather                 UMiX A, • C*<)   heaven, paradise																
2-2.
1. HfTH^WB 2.             0 3. fi/>I«B
4. WLV^M 5. P^^h 6. <£fc^7k
7. S^x--/ 8. A^W> 9. j^db£
II. o£-<7)i|^ff^££>(^£^#£&$^0
3, g(±^0j&^£Lv>pjfMf£/^o
4. $^<7) 0 <hfA^O B \$fohtz0    The vernal equinox day and the autum-
nal equinox day are holidays.
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Lesson 26
5. i <Dm#HIttvM i> W£M i>hZ>a    air-conditioning and heating
6. S> **, *-<D*X\ v»o^-#ftf^-Ci-^o
7. ^^?ab *5 £"ttoo ^filfCftoT < 7"i£V>0    to take your temperature
8. B*At±5£>#i/>B#% #+^V»Wf±**§ £#< o    to write cards to inquire
after each other's health
2-3. *2*fg
i. nK-cztizm^ixtitiz^o
1. spring      2. summer     3. autumn     4. winter      5. a cool day
liS ££? ^«J> -f-f
6. a hot day        7. hot tea 8. a cold room 9. cold water
					V>£5										
		0				*>*							OA		
. a warm house			11	. warm food					12	. the	wea
											
htztz				htztz	tz					XL	
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Lesson 26
1. four seasons
I, m> A-       L© o t *)
2 . summer holidays
3 . winter holidays
4. the vernal equinox        5. the autumnal equinox       6. the Milky Way
L K6 ? «£A<
CO
7 . air-cooling and heating        8 . to cool 'sake' in the refrigerator t
1. (       ) n-c £ t 9 fcil^fcAfUfrSV
1. ^-W^O^ii, (      ) *ifc<D-C, r(        )j t^i (        ) CLIU.
2. (      ) ^t^tCii, (      ) (      ) Ltzll^^^'o
3. *«c^$A.ti, (      ) i^ot, (
4. (        ) (7) (      ) |± (        ) -c, (      )      (      ) &v>c
5. (       ) ( ) <^s\ (     ) r^£> (
T   A   J       J: li i *   £ SO 0-   i h t.:
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Lesson 26
V h 3
o^Ji'^-C, T^i {Vll   a chart) AttT < £$v>
	*	1		
months				
events				ie n
B^Kitmn (§-£o) 0. iftfc rK^j (L£) ti^io =.M >
*^l|5 a season
-£(^•9   We call ~
~   ~ &      ~ and ~ and so on
$)hc\h   here and there
fi= (fcd&) fr;7x&   to be held
h$ (l-§)     four seasons ~-C*4   =   ~t*/X"t is~ 7ej1,   flower viewing M      moon viewing
a tournament, a meeting i&Tj   a district
IE ft (Ln t5s'o)    the first days of the New Year
Lesson 26
H#Ali, JEM (Ln^) K^fi# (taA,**t i -9 a New Year's card), (7)#V^B#IC#^£|S|     (Li*)H)-)ASl'1   a mid-summer greeting) COli^^
		m				
	B * ft	ft		UOOl	# fc *>	
-f-	^				$ A1 7c	
2	^				<D lif %	ML
	* it				a m t	
	£ ^ *					
B.					' ft JS	
	* < *>-				^ *> «	
	*>■ *> tt	ti			-5 7c CD	
	flf IS SS					W
						
	o $ &				& * t	
						
	Li J				T T O	
	$ ff L	-4'			3 *> £	
	t* ft • ° 9					
						
	o				? ■a	
*9I (*)				A Happy New Year		
SiE (t4*L j: i), etc. B^^cf3 ( £ < faA-*> * 1 )    during the last year fctfrfS *) J Lfc   Thank you for your assistance.
(fc#0 o$ (i>i) l±lfi-f   polite form of i5fgv>Li1" ^f*R i)    polite form of (all of you)
itzZo)    great happiness £#f (v>co)  f)>/^-Lf1"   I wish, I pray TtKifflLtzA,)   New Year's Day, the 1st of January -jggt (^o^> <) co-l £   to be active
jo7W#"C   by everyone's favor, thanks to you   Jo>9=B#   time, when (t$)V>) T (</i) £v>   Please take care of yourself.
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Lesson 26
< + — 3t  Twelve Animals Used as Names of Years>
1.	i1	(ta) =		a mouse	1948	1960	1972	1984	1996
2.		("9 L)	= *	a cow	1949	1961	1973	1985	1997
3.		(th)	= it	a tiger	1950	1962	1974	1986	1998
4.	5P	(?) =		a rabbit	1951	1963	1975	1987	1999
5.		(fco)	= Hi	a dragon	1952	1964	1976	1988	2000
6.	E	W =		a snake	1953	1965	1977	1989	2001
7.			= m	a horse	1954	1966	1978	1990	2002
8.	*		) - ^	a sheep	1955	1967	1979	1991	2003
9.			= m	a monkey	1956	1968	1980	1992	2004
10.	B	(t *))	= .%	a bird	1957	1969	1981	1993	2005
11.			= ±	a dog	1958	1970	1982	1994	2006
12.		M =		a wild boar	1959	1971	1983	1995	2007
s	n (	1 ) A¥(iW (£K		t'L) X~tfr0					
(2) ^aim (Kiit'D tt^o
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Lesson 27
h 1
JgJrfGD)!^ - 2- ft* (Occupations)
For expressing one's occupation the following suffixes are used.
— ^ (L^) = IS (v\ medicine) +#     a doctor
IB# = 12        record) +#  a reporter
= ^ (t5j<, study) + ^     a scholar 5jf2u# = Wf^S Ot A- £ H> 7 , research) a researcher
tfcW^" = ffcW      J: ^ ^ < , education) +^     an educator
— ^ {L$>)    Hfc#-= f:        song) a singer
= & (H, throw) a pitcher
= il select) a player
'MMi^ =        (^^"C^, drive) a driver
— J|  (v^A.)    iHM = IS (£*, conference) a member of an assembly
irm = 1r (x.^, station) + JI      a station employee
/SM = /£ ("CA,, shop) +M   a shop clerk
ASM — IS (-£A, ship) + Jt     a member of the crew
^tt (jJ*v>L*, company) + m
a company employee
miM = Wtf7 (^A--!?, bank) a bank clerk
SIMM = @**t (tLtK, library) a librarian
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Lesson 27
■m (*)
li^ = IB        painting) +^      a painter ftW. = ft (c-o [£<], make) a writer
'hl$M = 'Mft (LiH^, novel) + ^ a novelist &.in%. = fl&'/n (-£v^L, politics) a politician
"a= H >M (ioA^X, music) +^      a musician ^JC^ = ¥^ (L^LA,, photo) +^      a photographer
a book store a rice store
a flower shop and a florist butcher a fish shop and a fish monger
a shop and a shop keeper
= ^ (liA,, book) +1 *S = * (dfc, rice) +S %LM = ft (l±&, flower) + 1*111 = 1*1 (l~ < , meat) +H &M = & (£^£, fish) +1 MM = ffl [tMt], liquor) +M     a liquor shop
= HI ( < "f" 0 , medicine) +S     a pharmacy 2£Hit = ¥H (L^LA,, photo) +M      a photo shop
business
U = I craft) +H industry
SSI! = iS (Li -9, trade) + H commerce
H^l = It (^9, farming) +M agriculture
#H = # (OA,, wood) +H forestry
J&H = $1 (§1, fishing) +H fishery
SSt1cS = S17,C (frLZi, tourism) +H      tourist industry
•+t--kfXH = -9--t:X (service) + ft      service industry
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Lesson 27
2-1 .
																	
>f±		serve					(5)										
	\		\-		ft												
																	
ttV(L • CTt)   a job, work tt^(L •          how to, a method																	
		affair, fact engagement					(8)										
			n				■3-										
																	
lj*(>I<h)   a matter, an affair          Jty(L,t< • IS)   a meal Jft&ClS • d)   an accident              ffl^Cfc-? • IS)   business, an engagement																	
		person					(8)										
—																	
																	
#(&<?))   a person                                          • tf?< ' L«0   a scientist IS#(^-L*)   a doctor                          (tf < • L*)   a scholar																	
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301
302
Lesson 27
im							<a,j:*           t>3 5 mm											
		carry fate					(12)											
j			c	c l	n	C7	C	c e										
																		
ädiCl)-^   to carry                           Mil A.)   luck, fortune MW](~)^ •           exercise, sports       jSJ£(tA • -tl) conveyance																		
		roll turn					(11)											
	r		fi	PI				f r										
																		
fe(i^))^   to fall down                     jUteC"? A • TA,)i~ä   to drive g$5$( C • T/v • L*) a bicycle         H]$e(7H* • XL)~fh   to rotate																		
\ sip		select					(15)											
i				e"			es	-r			s		If			it.		
																		
'M(z-h)-£   to select, to choose          jl^ (-£ A • § i )   an election jS#(-£A • L*9>)   a player																		
		record describe					(10)											
	>			>-	r	> fi	->	>i 6			£p							
																		
an article                    StlX(£ •    v«> 9 )&   to fill in BlEU-o • §0   a diary                      §£#(§ • L^)   a reporter																		
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Lesson 27
							< A. <t <^                 *>3l (®&)										
>V		discussion					(20)										
	>■			>•	>-«■»* \	n	>-0	a	6	5		0	p				
oft			P^														
wilKfr^ • §0   a conference              Ht£(• fr»/5) Parliament "9 )   a chairman              Eftfm (^h ^) "f" &   to discuss																	
a		member					4 > (10)										
1	n			1	n	Fl		m	•CD @	@							
																	
2sJt(fr^ ' ^A,)   a member of an association 5eM(T^ • v^>/v)   an admission limit                    A • v^A. )   a sales person																	
B		commerce, merchandize					(11)										
			~\~~	^7	1	Pi	ft	ft	ft	%							
																	
iS/S (Li 9 • X k)   a store            ffi5u( L J ^ • tiV) trade iSpp(Lj;t • £>A.)   goods              i§itt(Li;-9 ■ L «0   a trading company																	
f		job, business					(13)										
l	w											?					
																	
lH(i9 • ¥xi)   manufacture         M%(Lxi ' ^Xl) commerce mMicOo • gx o)   agriculture                (£ A, •    J: t ) industry																	
Lesson 27
												* > 3 ^				(h&)	
		farming agriculture														(13)	
	n				to				ft		1	%	*				
																	
mini • *a.)					a farm villag a farmer			e	jft^(<0^ • H*(<7^ •			fr)   a farm house c>* J; T ) agriculture					
2-2.
1. ^Oft*        2. 3. 4. gtsi-a
5. x-xc7)ii^        6. ffWfS#       7. S£!iJi 8.
9. r§n        io. nn       ii. £ii      i2. £tti
3. fA7^A(ilS#Wft**ii^S L£„
4. ££>#ffflfe*li*3(> L^vtto
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Lesson 27
5. &<7)JäM(±J£<7)i§jpp^o^-CJ: < LoTv>ito
OA.
7. Ä^tf>tt»f±ttLv>f1-o
8. uimmm&füiizBmzt^ris^o
2-3.
1. to drive a car 2. to do a job
3. to see a doctor
4. a tennis player
L       t It >    L- ^ &
5. a newspaper reporter     6. a librarian
-ttA,   Lkd LA/ £ U
7. a member of Parliament     8. commerce
t Li frA, OA, 9. agriculture
Z-j §f OA/
10. to write a diary
11. a bicycle
CO V   £' i 9
12. a sales person
<
L    T A,
TA, OA.
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Lesson 27
1. a conference room 2. a young man 3. an article
4. a meal 5. construction       6. a scholar 7. a scientist
U< £
9 U
. the station staff      9. sports 10. a driver 11. industry
x.5 t,^
9 ^ £'9
9 ^   XL L *
-9 ?n
1. JbLtz<r> (       ) f (       ) ^'i^aJto
2. (       ) i;ot>t (       ) i: (       ) /$J&£0
■ft A. L • l, ^ ^ ^
3. (      ) (2 (        )  ^ -C (      ) fit^A^o
U   t> C   9    L'       *jt»9 i
4. (        ) (2AfHlW ( ) CtoT, (        ) A^&fcW/ii: (      ) 9o
5. IJofc (        ) £ (     ) ££v>-t\ 7;WM h&£'£LT (        ) LX ^4A* r7 'J - ^ - j
-   I' 3)- -J
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— 7 h 3 1-H<&^
<ttȣiHr"PT#>
kX-to A,Tb?$L tzlffil&fo {\fA,?n   to develop) thz\kk&*)
3.   felilH'^Cfot^Jto trri» Ll±¥* a conductress) t
T   a signal) £3£o "CI"„
5. ^wAfcteLfcty. %^hh^^K^mih\ftznth(nmk<nWX-t0 A
6. ^li^^-Cft^^rLT^il-o HTOA^*){;*S:^L^»), & L"C   <b o £ 0.
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— 54 —
Lesson 28
I
I
h 1
t7> Sfn3M   (Test Questions)
(«tv» : good) ^— 3|v^ (;b&v> : bad) lElA^ (fcfc'L^ : correct) —► fafrl o T V * § (£ *>^otl ^6 : to be wrong) [WJi: (isfci; : same) —* & 9  (5 # "5 : to differ)
ll^3& (-C §fc-5 * : suitable)   — Ut t £ n ts. : unsuitable)
$tLV> (fr-f>U> : difficult)   — ^SU» (easy) >X(D (o *f<7) : following)
0*!gT-*h (4)
£ ft £
«]>o       (l.kind   2.easy   3.gentle)
(        ) ^DlJLl^JIft&o
(     ) ^i:lu^e^^o
<*f>^  lit" i>)
1. (
2. -bK.L'CW,: (
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S 2
2-1 .
		«1*					<aj;^									
		good					J:-v>                     'J a v (7)									
X					t											j
																
&U)v>   good                                <i&(£v> • 1) i i)   the best B.'b(   n • la) conscience																
312
		bad ill					t>h-^^ 7A (11)									
							s	1		1 vi»	%					
															j	
bad                         M-Atifr-J • A)A& to change for the worse £.□(*>£•<*>)   speaking ill of j£14(*< --e^)?) malignant																
313
314
point score
(9
MX A.)
a point
• TA)   a fault
,"SKc(TA • A 0 )   the number of points L ni> 1 "TA)   a terminus
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315
		mm										* > 3 •					
FF		correct right										■fc'f				(5)	
—	T		T	if													
																	
JEifztz) U> JEM (L j: n •				correct, right 75*0)   the New Year					I^-t^ • £ -9 )   a correct answer iEli: ( L 1 "9 • D    & honest								
		differ					(13)										
				1			s	>		1	*						
																	
to be different                 jii( "^7^)^   a difference Fb!js(;£ •             a mistake               jfiJK(i/> • l±/v) violation																	
m		same					±54-£ (6)										
1	n		n		is]												
																	
R(&£)L*   same                             RfKt'o • Ct-9)1~&   to sympathize |B]Bf (t'o •           at the same time     l^d!:*^ • v>)-f^>   to agree																	
316
317
it		proper fit					(14)										
						ft				*	ft	•ft					
																	
JI(T#) Ltz   suitable                     il£ (T £ • £ -9 ) t &   to adapt ji^(T§ • t -9)^   proper                MU (T £ •-tiro) & appropriate																	
318
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			%													mm	
		hit concerned					*>-*-	■tzh -Xh								(6)	
1	^1		A'														
																	
M(&)tzZ>   to hit ^■^3 (X • h)X   medical treatment									^{\IL ■				) truth )   duty, one's turn				
	1	difficult														(18)	
■—				4+ i							f	If		r		f	IS
																	
«t(tr-W U>   difficult       tt^H( 1:^-9 • ISFnj(&A, • & A,)   a difficult problem g												• &A)   housing shortage A • & A)& difficult					
		next					(6 )										
	/					/An											
																	
^(■^)C   to be next                         B>X(t> < • C)   a table of contents next                                        (C • 7H4)   next time																	
7?;		shape					3 ^                   ( 7 )										
			f		ft'												
																	
f^tzh)   a shape                   Aff^(i^'             a doll ff^Ot^-LIO   a form            ffiffl^(^"2 • i "9 ■ 't^)   conjugation forms																	
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		wm														
		taste					ht-hi (8)									
I	n		a													
																
Rfc(&£)   taste                                 ÜTfl^lv1 • <M meaning v%{$>l)t>n   to enjoy the taste          S*P;fc( L * ■ <&)   a hobby																
2-2. K*ft9
1. 2. 3. IEU>        4. i£U>        5. jg^&
6. fill: 7. 8.  * 9. B 10. # 11. Pjc
12. 13. ^
6. Ara^(iÄv\*Ä**4i:(Bl^F{;^:.ä;<)*40    as well as
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Lesson 28
2-3.
1. same 2. different      3. correct 4. good 5. bad
6. difficult
5#
f-fi
7. suitable
8. truth
9. a point
Ltz
X$
10. a shape        11. taste
ISA   t 9
Xk,
12. next
1. conscience     2. speaking ill of      3. a correct answer     4. a mistake
»3 A 9 LA
-ttl^    £ 9
5. at the same time    6. proper 7. meaning
E3
t* 9 L*
T£    i 9
8. housing shortage
L W> 9  tz <     & ^
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Lesson 28
9 . difference
10. to change for the worse
11. honest
12. a fault
It-5 TA
13. the number of points
14. a terminus       15. a doll
16. the New Year
Xk -to
L ku r> Xk
L i. n if--?
17. a form, a style       18. a table of contents        19. a difficult problem
6 < L*
ttk.   i> k,
in. M^ii^^fo-cf^^i^K
l. £<7)-eA,L*oLi»-?-cA,{±, Hlniltto
3. iß-CUoli, S^^oTV^o
— 61 —
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<r7h>
tH>oj       Lv> !
W\, ^W^-^^-/to £&l9£jg,££, KS^-^li^n-(-tfX^) all
(fiv^i: i 9^) all right Hit (^t(f) a word
T&I(AM±"A.)   underlining file]         L) a verb
#sA,l;jf&   to do one's best lio h~f i>   to be startled
Jt n i. d^Awttyii^r-e-f^o
3. d^AiitX^A^ihS^SI-^
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Lesson 28
<®Hffltt (copypaper) 0)ftl^>
® -#J± I±,  lvx*mt<o Si(/:Af)<, paragraph) CO (il^O
© roj * r^j r*j rJ;j U vX|:AJltf{„ «£ i»£cDB#i /:tt
^c7)Bf <7)^(7)fifi(v^, position) tCVilio
	Jl	1	t							f:		i -		
	-4						<><//		r	■V-l		i /	/	
, etc. )
J:
r	v.N				3		r | li		*>		i			
r				/			*				if*			0 _J
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\	I		N	> 3				r		I			\	s
crc	AC	CQ					H			H			r	-V—
o					/A	m		A			_>		-c?	
tzxm^
if		V	—	(			hi	)	li	18	n		1 1	
t				(				)	-H	\	/	AC		
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Lesson 29
I
I
h 1
A (An Entrance Examination)
0
t- &m......
i
s		
		
K	s	ft
*4 @
			M it f4 §
i			
2			
			
3			
			
¥ » AS #
( 5 cm X 6 cm )
	H 8 ^ M	« *
/h & Ji:	90 »	
E £		
(6)
	9A12B (fl)			9fll3S (A)		
v				* SI H	*l»:K*t	
	10:00-12:00	13:00-15:00	15:30-17:00	10 : 00-11: 00	12: oo	13 : 00-17: 00
*   « *			ft ¥	* H		««*» 15: 00-17: 00
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Lesson 29
2-1. >»ö)*gä
		Sc*					<AJ:^                  t>3= (Kgc)										
		try test					.1 CI 6 -   & v tztb-t (13)										
				>•	r	>• n		>:__ 6				%K					
																	
to try             sit-a(L • M*)   a game l£(;fciö)i~   tötest                  lÄStflK L •       < • Lo)   a dressing room																	
St		proof examine					A>										
	r		ir	if		!	h		1	If	.1		»'7				
																	
t£f£(L • ItA,)   an examination         Aft(A* • ttA)1~^>   to take the exam M(Do • ttAJAä   to experiment      !M£(!t^ • (tA)i~-?>   to experience																	
		face surface					(9)										
- -	^~		r				ffn										
																-	
tBä(£& • L^)^   interesting      -TjtBUäv • £>A,) in the direction of ~ mm (*!> A • -Ao) f4 to interview   ~Affi(*A)Aä   to face to ~																	
324
325
326
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327
	£1*					<A£^                    A>3 = (Mit)										
&	connect					(O-C) -t7/-fe7-(11)										
	t			r	r	**										
																
}#(o)C   to connect                           AS (*> j; < • -tiro) direct(ly) Sc (-tir o)    <&   to adjoin                        BSc(i6A, •-tiro)   an interview																
	explain					(14)										
	>•				fi	P	P	P	P	P	P					
																
328
WiWi (-tiro • *^)-f& to explain /M£(L i 9 • -tiro)   a novel
!£fJC(-tiro • £ l l)-f h to preach fäs£("CA ■ -tiro)   a legend
		fruit result					(8)										
	n					?	f									; !	
																	
IS*('to • 7»   a result                     ^jjJrH- ^ • A)   an effect *H^J(< tz • i>CO)   fruit                   $MI(-tirl> • A) anoutcome																	)
a		suit combine					Ay (6										
					n	a											
																	
329
330
-a (&) "9     tO Suit
L-£(&) 9    to consult
□"Tfl (755"o • L i?> < )   a traiviing Camp
'ktfi^i ■ lt^)   a total
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Lesson 29
																	
		structure frame, rank					(10)										
	■t		a	%													
																	
•                 to pass             ttfö(-t^-7><) character Äf&( L • 7>< )   a qualification            fffiföU* • 7> < )   a price																	
f		receive					9~tt6 (8)										
	\			<9													
																	
'S (-) ) it & to receive                        'frl&dl-* • tt/v)"t"4 to take an exam, it • ^t) reception                 ^TaSif { U *9> • t> • h) a tel. receiver																	
		fall drop					io't-t (12)										
—	A—					/		>>						•			
																	
tofall           '                                      to fail (in an exam.) ^(i3)i:1" to drop                 IT(^o •^fli   to fall, to drop																	
		remain					coc-t (10)										
	r				r	r	r*		A								
																	
$K<7).I)i~   to leave                          5£i6i(£% • /i?!>0   balance, remainder £S(cOCl)ä   to remain                              ($"A •    J: 9 )   overtime work																	
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							< A.i&					* y 3 5				(®»)	
&		sense desire														(8)	
			A-	'•7	7 1	7											
																	
b£^( ^ • fa A,)   memory, a mements A, • fa A,) £ regrettable																	
2-2. Rftftl
1. MS*        2. |£S*        3. 4. Ui^tS 5. fefc*
6. ^        7. =!*&K-3:fr&        8. »T&=MS££,tit£
9. f*&K&*>£        10. 11. 12. £-5
1. WHSt^LT, Mfi^g^fra^o
2. mM^ffitfi^m^ii 3#*-Afrf>tB^o
3. ££*>£^&<7)^Uo^Tf&L'&o£o
4. &l±*^<75~/i H^KWlO^S"ttti-t-o
i 1
— 68 —
Lesson 29
6. *«B W*;**- v rtf-^Wffrkll^&fcil&SM^frofcc
2-3. ft§ttB
I.    □ KS^&g£*£Aftfc£^o
1. to try, to test 2. a game
3. to take an examination
										
			L	&o		L	t-t^		9	
4. an interview		5.	to explain		the result			6.	regrettable	
«^ -tf-o
						
(to	fr	■tiro	too			
7. to pass (an exam.)       8. to fail (in an exam.)
1. an experiment       2. experience 3. interesting
Lo     it A
(to (^
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4. a direction
5. a qualification       6. an effect
ZÖ
7. indirectly
8. directly
9. to consult
lift
10. to put together       11. a total     12. reception       13. to take an exam.
'9    ttl^ 9 it Oft
I. #<7)
l. I« (       ) fi (       ) Ii (       ) ^\
2. (      ) wt^C, fl-IK*v ( ) fcL^V1
;b   A- it vi it A
3.  H^cT) ( ) i± (      ) (      ) < iX* ( ) £1"*^ U'
. L <> '. > A .1   & li   ■'; ' A !- i
4. ( ) fcl^ifU^ ( ) -C (      ) T^ätc
J   6   « L    v < L '5 &
5.(        )&( )( )£(      )lt£fr,( )
i* -i «") v> tJ> v i 1, v lö /L -tf '--> L   it   /L -j ij-   o   tJ- 5 4 *j
(
Lesson 29
V h 3
K^BitZl?) <   (Game: Sitting for an Examination) >
£1\ ^£<75%lifj£#v^3v (apiece) it-.. ^Lt, T<7)f- + -h£
^!<3lf-LtfofT$K fa*b<F>kfrh ^s:6^ot (castadice), @
tefr^tzb. ^<75#CO0t(I   0—It^-v U / y'U < ££v>0 $Wz*btz^tzb. ^
mi -f >5
-
& fa-??
4,
© 1 * 4
h ti it
if
(D
*  Off* *
t^t   A ■&
*s est) -r=^
) ^ -v —
m tz
® m -5
0
L t
1stt**^n«
ft
m * ft
1»
X
I
7
= t HI #tz5tf)A
&n6A*aintf, ®^
tzti
1 f
— 71 —
Lesson 29
<    t£M<T>^%?5   (How to Fill in a Form) >
7 '; -j-		14 »i|	±¥n a
		3 • *	t • s • h
a
fTU
( )
( )
£iiu(&2x.) = £;£(L*H>
= -12(^) 'ftglK^^o : sex) f±PJf ( £   "7 Li)
JS^7fe(tiAo < £ # :
contact address) El ^5 ( L-tz { '. one's home1
iM5M/vi^ I :
one's work
«    1    f    I    A    * )i
Iff $t «' ft	a©       ^ y-y		
		E M	
± £			
		@ 6	
1                       P§ *r i 1                   « *|			
			
			
	(si		
CT ft Rf	f 15 - m E'TfJ-tB	HI-ft	
	a -		
BSfcXIi ffl SS «	a      - -		
it) • S)aSuicaSffl*«AB*(i, t**? h500Rff*HT-t = • SuicaSX8*T-(i, *t««C(t r          frfi* tt/U			
5eJ$#(T^ it/v) a pass
Bff A ( ^ "9 (3-)) buying
fp ii# (ii L-ALi) an application form
frS, (LAI1: new)
ffiffOt^-?< : renewal)
IKFbK < ?>A : section)
llELlOt^ : via)
ffiffl f^te (Lii^>L) 71(±5 «t If : and)
f$ (<4> n Z n § frL : term of validity) i& /7 ?£ ( L (i b V >!I n li ') : way of payment)
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Lesson 30
I
2l7h 1
gfri - 5-   (Radicals -5-)
5- ffit
i.    -^=> ^
3.
5.
&5
Ho
2. #f 5
^B>-
— 73 —
Lesson 30
h 2
2 - 1 . »^<D*3:&
		it*					<kl&                     *>Bl (Mlti)									
		finger point out					t$ If if S-t (9)									
	1			r		if	ft		ft							
																i
ftiitylf) a finger                            $Jt(£^ • W) a thumb Ja(£)"f   to point at                        }f      ( L • "O        10 a reserved seat																
336
	- fold break					-fey (7 )										
	t															
																
to fold, to break                              -£0)   right turn #T(&)0*ft(fr7*)   paper folding          £#f(£ •-£o)   left turn																
337
	pay					(5)									
	t		ft	JA											j
															
jL,(l±h)n   to pay                          bIj&CS x. • (£"o)      payment in advance 3t&(L • Ji<b)^ payment															
338
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Lesson 30
		Mm															
		throw cast					(7)										
-	t		$														
																	
& ( &) If & to throw            $U ( > -9 • L i         to send a letter to the editor %C$k{tn ■ L)irZ> to invest               £MMM ■ L®) a pitcher																	
		strike hit					1 -	-o								(5)	
-	i																
																	
JT(l)o to hit .*T(-? a						preliminary meeting					• §0   a percussion instrument f]%(tl • L*) a batter						
		deep					&fr-tb%> (11)										
			;	y		or		A									
																	
?f; (^) ^    deep                             $: (7^) $6 £   to deepen ?fK^^)S-2>   to become deep              't%.\%.( L A • ^?) midnight																	
		wash					(9)										
			/	>	>• /	0 + /											
																	
to wash                        *$fc#J(-£X • $V) detergent i^ffiBf       • * A • C l) = h^&c {X • $>b)      a washroom, a toilet																	
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Lesson 30
343
																	
		stream					(10)										
	X		/	/	/	/		//									—
																	
ffiitcwtl   a stream                         sStfr (*0 <q> 1 • CI n ) fashion i/t,(&A0ft'S   to stream                    y^ii ( ^ *9> n • o 9 ) ~t 4   to circulate																	
		diminish erase					tt—r (10)										
\			/	- 1 /	/	>				ft							
																	
344
M (^) X. h to disappear to remove
$ff? ( L J: 7 • to consume
MA(L J: v • A)-f h to extinguish fire
		determine					(7)										
			/		J												
																	
to decide                            ftsiOto • tt>)         to determine $t'k0to • LA,)~tZ>     to make up one's mind																	
345
2-2. frc#$M
1. 2. &lf& 3. #f& 4. fcv 5. mi
76
Lesson 30
6. 7. fci í 8. mfií      9. y£v^ 10.
11. ÍÍ#T    12. 7JE#T       13. fé5EJ£      14. ľf«      15. fäföffi
2. í^7--At:ov^TSŕM^fé»L^0
'v
3. g&irUS^&fôLT < ŕiSv^o
4. Ý£(±£#ŕešá:-£A,J&^, ^ífrLT < ŕi£v>0
5. ^>f>BfeŽ'CÍ5É^< írLT, fé^ÄK&o/Co
8. Ojtŕ[!$o^ffiW7(ci±ill^?lti-rrÍHAž0
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Lesson 30
2-3. mzwm
i. n\z&^%m&*xiittz^0
1. to hit a nail 2. to throw a ball
3. to pay money
1
0 U frfc
4. to bend one's fingers       5. to wash one's hands        6. a stream
9
ft
^CK *>■ X foh UK
7. deep 8. to decide the plan 9. to turn off the light
									
							-C-A		
1. payment 2. payment in advance      3. a preliminary meeting
A								
l				Iff,		•5		
4. to turn left=left turn
5. to turn right=right turn
											
on*)		is		3							
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6. a reserved seat        7. to invest 8. to write a letter to the paper
												
L	-co			to			l^				Li	
. a washroom			10	■ midnight 11			. Black is		in fashion.			
												
		l *		l^			< 6	0 w> 9		i 9		
12. the circulation of goods       13. to decide
	nn<7)							
Li 9		0 Kt> 9 ^ 9			It-5	TO		
5. rr 3 t^e, 5 M^^Lot?^ *>&;b-££fcc&v^i-c
7. c\<nfrt>l*&fr<-C, tztftitfhvn'e-to
— 79 —
Lesson 30
J-~y h 3
65C
-Cv>&^c<7)Ati^¥o*Jt^}ti& (Wfr a ring) * LT      d t t^^Xto
& & tz cd m T? Ji d  a^co^ £ M t v> v   -r ^0
S.     B#-CI±gc£&x.*ll#, fg*^v^1-o 1 frh 1 0 £-C&/l*B# 9TA$ L^tjAlfTu^,  1 0T^^-tfX^lAtfSto <b
4. ^ffi^it*A*iSl*(V>*)-CLj:
— 80 —
Lesson 30
Review Lessons 26 — 30
n
mmm nut
s
a
na £t±&
at
M:
(MM
W£  fro    ft 7
mi   m&   mi ^tzh
a )
Others : |WI C
— 81 —
Lesson 30
1.		( )	11.	
2.		( )	12.	
3.		( )	13.	MM
4.	mm	( )	14.	
5.		( )	15.	
6.		( )	16.	
7.	ffi«	( )	17.	mx
8.	Hit	( )	18.	
9.		( )	19.	
10.	E*	( )	20.	
ex. il^
1. IEU>
2. HU>
3. jgv>
4. S.7H>
5. oJf,4i,»
6.
7. ILv>
)
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— 82 —
Lesson 30
III. U(lZ.)X^2>m&   Similar-looking Kanji
1.   fe t <
2.   fccD <1"»5     3. »5*7 ^
&
sound        dark enjoyable        medicine fee department
4. t> &
5.    < o
white      a day
a ward medical
6. f-f*'
Iii
7.   fcä 1= &
o &
difficult
to part
time        to have        to wait
&
< &        < &       i& &
between     to hear      to open to close a question
9.   * t t*
10.   fc & 4d
1 c &
a seat   a degree
same
what
IV. |W| C a" (A,) (7)?I^   Kanji of the same 'ON' reading
1. # 2.   ii>    r' 3.   A><   t-5 4. r-5 A><
PP
a movie
English stroke number        to pass
83
Lesson 30
5. U   L/v 6.   LA,   L-3 7.
a photograph       a bedroom a newspaper kind
9. tfi -5 10.
11. Li -5 KA,      12. Li7
A
a hospital      a Member of the Diet        a merchant    to extinguish fire
form, style economy
13.   It o   Li        14.   It o   £*o        15.   t Iti-
a clock
16.   L    ItA 17.   o 18. fóA  -třo 19.   -třo »i
/tu.
Hfl
an examination        an opinion an interview        an explanation
20. $A,   to. A, 21. <=>o  taA 22. í»Hi<!        23. *> hj> 9 3"<
5S
regrettable
next year
5
lunch
China
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Lesson 31
|lK31Sg|
h 1
0 ±^-5
Jf^f (Travel)
O 1 ?fi 2 0 (^o(i°< ~£ (l±o)
1 jfi 2 B / #.t.*8Si)SSfcl±iE
ih'Pil
ft*
s
			
		¥B■»a«	ttiWa«
		37,600R	41.000R
	3 « 1 S	39,800R	43,200R
	2 * i a	43,000R	46,400R
	3-5% 1 1	22,400R	24,600R
Lesson 31
2-1. >1^(7)§#^
£3=																
	travel					(10)										
	>	>			r											
																
tfcitzlf)   atrip                              Wcl? (*0 i • £>)   traveling expenses Mf{*) I ■ -            to travel                       i •           an inn																
	promise approximate					(9)										
						V										
																
h to promise          *W <) ~ about ~ i^U • ^ <)"t£ to reserve             *t#J (i A, • ^ < )   an engagement																
	idea well-informed					7 > (10)										
						*	?									
																
^(£>A,)   an idea, a proposal              5feF*3 C^>>^ ' tt^)~t%> to guide £^(#>v> •           a good idea             t§^i(TV> •                to propose																
346
347
348
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Lesson 31
							< A. J: ^                 * > a < (use)										
		level semi-					v JL > (13)										
N			7	/				iff			m	it					
																	
3Mi(Ci9>A, • y01~& to prepare         7Kip(1"v^ • Z^>k)   a standard ip-fi1. ( C *9> A- * £ i9> -9 ) a local express																	
		provide					if (12)										
	i		r	r		1st		If			\%	AS					
																	
gxff (-^"3 ■ tK) equipment                  r_ffg (i; ^ /v • If) preparation 711 ( i " W)   a spare, a reserve																	
		face to face minister					;                                                (9)										
-			i														
																	
ffl#(&^ • X)   an opponent, a partner fätki^l • tiL)-fh to consult                  L i* • Li 9 )   a Prime Minister																	
OA		talk					(15)										
	>		>-		> r	.> p	0		p	0	S*						
																	
ttUKfc^ • tzL)   a face to face talk        UH^ifzA, ■ t> ■ Lo) a lounge kK^1 • fzL)-$h to hold a conference																	
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Lesson 31
354
at*																	
it.		pair link					(10)										
	I		n			0.											
																	
jl(o) ftf < •?>   to bring (someone)       HjKCX • tiL)' the United Nations -}i(o) tiTi^ <   to take (someone)        JIB (fcA, • Co)   day after day																	
		tangle					(12)										
				f		*		|7			**						
																	
Ü^KtlA • ^ ()-fh  to contact, to inform																	
56		lodge stay					t-tbh (8)										
	•\ N		/	/													
																	
?fi(t)S&   to stay the night                  ~i0(l±<)t^>   to stay ~ nights ?SvS ( L *9> < • (± < ) 1" 1) to stay the night         ( ? A • (i° < )   three nights stay																	
		special					(10)										
	A-		t		r		**•										
																	
#(t <)     specially                              (t o • £ t# ^ )   a special express #glj(i:< "^o)&  special                #fe(M ■ L J: <)   a characteristic																	
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81*		UP*					< AJ:^					* y a ;					Be)
		quick hurry					v>*-<*									(9)	
/						# i											
																	
C to hurry M-     <#> 1) A suddenly												=fc -?) -•5)	urgent business an express train				
2 — 2 . I7c<&$lli
i. wm-m%^a£ a#§&$v >0
1. iC       ..2- rai*       3. #A        4. ,f,A       5. ^£&A£
6. mif-fä      7. ^föl"*      8. UftAä      9. 10. A, Al <v
i. ^.tA.t^ft^.mco^-c-, AftA-#;§v>AAAo
3. SMfSrtßif^Ali, Ad A(JÄA^30&ä tfo/:„
4. JcA*>AtBMLA, iöi&ßlf
5. ilä&ft cottRff£^A:fiA<S'A>o
6. mÄ(ä#icW**aä^o
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Lesson 31
8. vm-h^t^i-t^h, m^r-<tzz^\
2-3.
I.   □ (AI^£?H^£Aft&$^0
1. to travel 2. to consult
		1-*			1-&				
0 i	3 -5		€9	A A					t <
3. to contact 4. specially
5. to stay the night
6. to hurry     7. a reservation
8. to guide
9. preparation
						C		
t		L kd <						
10. suddenly
£ kd 9
1. a trip      2. a tourist
3. traveling expenses       4. an inn
tzV
0 J;    3 9     L ^ (9 J; t>
0 J: ^
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Lesson 31
5. to stay two nights      6. to take someone 7. contact by telephone
									<	1					
(-													ft. A,	h <	
. equipment 9			. a partner			10	. a promise			11	. a tourist information o				
															
			*0								1) X	z. n			Li
12. an idea
13. a standard 14. a local express
fah, "ft*  Li«^ L kd A, £ 10> 9
15. an express train    16. a special express     17. a characteristic
£< Li<
l. § i n t(D*) xfrA,il*< Lt Ltzo
3. o^ßi^-c:w£ o § «> i in 19 t\ § *> 9 - 9 k<t> >) f -tc
4. i^^faAT^ 'JAK«) *^>J*<-tS it^tfo
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Lesson 31
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<wmmi>
Mf&(±#A Ky-^^It-AtaiL^o Ifr^aA, giW/:< $Av> A:^^/io/:„ A«0ft(AfAA<7)ifi< w^K?£bA/b£ o An
£&T(A fKA^LU*£AW£A-t>WJI|EB$Ait^ AAjII&LAo ill EB £ Alifi J TfrAAA^T < AT, *A^dibf,¥T*rtLT< ftAo Mfl^A WAA
tfttjAddAfiATv^AAA^Wdt ^SoAo jo^AfAft UoAA ) (A ¥
JU o AA t AA ttlih LAoAo
the Kansai area >A Nara
f Ut^v\ =f Ltt At>    I asked him to lend it to me, it AA (£ J: A AT ib)   Kiyomizu Temple
fr^x. IZ^h   to come to see        Mffi^ {*? < L A   Yakushi Temple ASA =~(CO^T,gA   to think about— A real        Aft (^o A A   a statue of Buddha
H  M -A^i£i!AT\ dcoAA-^iit^ALAdtA^t^^oAA^^
( ) ^iRTJUE^AH^oAo
( ) miST^lB^A^LAo
( ) m^<D&< (DffiffiA'/BS oAo
( ) HBtf^A-^AgoAo
( ) -AT«|^£tiLAo
( ) illH£AAmf££AAA0
(   ) JI|ffl£^$T*£&fc£|*|L-C& A/:„ 7 (  ) KflWfoAo
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ri_j SnoTi^Tfr1      I T§£Tfr CZ_Z^
B| 0 t ffl 2 ü Bf B, H 4 ü M B to %B(L^< t: o a national holiday) t&t>-£X,  3 B K-Cflitfrt h \Z l±, (B%0lii/>o^H>-Ct^o
I* ft a
O
		
	¥54,800	¥61,300! ¥67,800
	¥ 49,800 |¥ 56,300 |¥ 62,800	
9
10/1
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B	fl 1*		*l*l±	
	1 •	2	3 IfiCJ 5	
6	7.! 8	9	i ojo I ?	
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18	19	20	21	22	rf|2i
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22	23	24	25	26J27	28
29	30			I	1
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D
8:00-10:00
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3Affi=rfirtam»ii*^)=:^
19:00 - 20:30 tH
7£p
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Lesson 32
I
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3£jI$tHtl   (Means of Transportation)
'    t§J (-7 <£> XJ j    In the direction of -
3*
t J>Yi L rushing
"/±S.( *3    9 V> '. beware) Beware of (children) rushing out
I H^M-tf^J -Line
— 94 —
45
Lesson 32
h 2
2-1 . )lt^CDȣ^
£3=		SB*															
		line					-fey (15)										
I				f	f	1	r			t							
																	
ifcl(-£/v)   aline                                      (§ j; < •           a curved line ~ifcl(-£A,)   -line                                       £ < • -£A<)   a straight line																	
		issue start					-^■y (9)										
																	
																	
tHH(L^o • l£o)-f& to depart         %tc( (±o ■           a sale 3&!§:({±o •       -9)"f£ to announce     3Mf G± o • ^ ■?) publication																	
358
359
360
reach approach
(8)
f IJ;t (t n ■ tz o) i" & to reach, to attain ?IJSr( £ 9 •    * < )"f h   to arrive
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Lesson 32
361
							< A,										
		cross exchange														(6)	
																	
																	
3c.it) \L      to mix $C.it \l.)foZ>   to cross						, to associate			tyijciti^" •			o 9) traffic ^ 0) diplomacy					
	machinery chance					* ! (16)								
	t												ft	
														
flM(# • tH^)   a machine              ~J z. y h$t(&)   a jet airplane $tft(§ • <T)n)   function                        £ • 7K>)   an opportunity, a chance														
362
363
barrier relate, joint
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i r	r	F	F'	Fl	Fl	H	n							<
														i !
PsIH^OA, • It^)1~& to relate • 7>AJ   an engine, an organ
m~^Lik1)ifrL •        ■     • lln)   the Kanto District
Si	section bureau				* 3 V ( 7 )										
															
															
f^KhO   a T.V. station                     Wi^M (IJ 9 •    1 • § J; <) fiEBi&JHj        • ;b • § «t < )   a telephone office             a broadcasting station															
364
— 96 —
Lesson 32
m*												t y 3 5				(ís&)	
\%		trust, believe message										v >				(9)	
/	f		f	r					íl								
																	
4a(LA,)C&   to believe iaffl(LX • J: 9)1"á   to trust												"9 )   a signal L AJ corresponc				enee	
		road route					D (13)										
1	n		D	D—					V								
																	
ISK&C-ttA • ■6)   a railroad track                       ■        a passage M&sit'-) • h)   a road, a street          jSU§(LA • h)   a course, a route																	
	old & dear s.   late, obstacle					(9)										
	+	1		i	i'	t	ft									
																
i&A(3 • DA,)   the deceased                    ( C • -1)   an accident • Li:^)-f£ to break down																
		pour focus														(8	)
>			/	V /													
																	
UmAh       ■ V J-f & to care, to warn                   '$> ') • & Vi (*> i?> ■? )   explanatory notes         jig (   * -) ■ & < ) h														A,) 1 ž   to order to pay attention			
— 97 —
Lesson 32
		MM										^3;				(«	Be)
		intention meaning														(13)	
							■ft			i							
																	
			ttA,)   an opinion • L§) consciousness						mM{^^ • <&)   a meaning 7t> (^ • L)   an intention								
2 — 2 . I7c<&&fli
1. f£        2. fHf^        3. 4. £:£ 5.
6. 7. £j8. %7c-r^   9. m\^h   io. iHi-t-a
11. 3cjl#i&      12. ^jltil
2. mmmmxicmmw&^tzo
% ± n
5. {t^m^htxfthi^tio
Lesson 32
6. B t B      * vii L $ 1"0
10. #<7) JR j^w,t.frm¥<7)^^:NFfS]li^Hff^LB#-c*1-0
2-3. mm
I. □Uii^^iH#:*A^^$^
1. to start 2. to arrive 3. to be careful        4. traffic
L © (i'o
to *> V <
9 o9
5. an organ        6. a road 7. a line        8. a signal
i'9 h
LA --9
9. an accident 10. an opinion 11. a pharmacy
S £ <
— 99 —
Lesson 32
1. a straight line 2 . a railroad track       3. the Tokaido line
itf
hi t'i
4. a sale       5. diplomacy        6. a jet plane
7. an opportunity
8. to relate
9. the Kanto District       10. to believe
Life
11. to order
12. a breakdown
-1   Li i
13. a telephone office
XL    t>   § i <
in.       £ ^ g ^ & ii^ £ it o -c * § fr 14- $ ^
1.  Z<D/m\i,  it^^l^klZtlh^ <-fhlX^"X^c
3. frA,i: t ^(lo (i, r:>^*»^f'Lj:i
4.   < 4 i       *> 7 ^ LT < fz^^o
5.  ^CO&^ti, L4rJ5fri3iol/»-C1-fec
100-
Lesson 32
H7h 3
^<75^-i/<7)P#^JS (      <    J o ) £ET</-i$^0  1 >J> e, 4 <D Atz h l±,
(7B#13^I6 W^lOl-t) 1. ^(iM^UfiA^v^-To 10^11 HU^MT*^/5J*»3 £"to f^li^fiflORf
( ) - ( 5
( J
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11 1 22 tl H!			10 n 22 24 28 1:1 11 11 am m a	12 28 30 51 i:i as			a &		10 H 22 25 11 • M27 8 • H28 as H m ■			11 ft 1 22 H 3! «e			1110 • R 1421 ■ 13 15 • • 11 17 n i 4 21 • 6 B 7 El • • as i 9 *efl i			10 H • 20 22 • 1327 1 29 n El 2 • 1 11 5 13 1 ai • K13			1* a # u n 23 B (i as				
JTBf&fr rxf- KB#M^J (2003^11 H 1 H Wfi) £ »16
— 102 —
Lesson 32
limited express
special express
sleeping car
® ......7'j->^<Ali>
green car < reserved seat >
♦ (skb?±^)......
special (seasonal)
l ......mm
passing 'the station)
cx> -%T¥-itzmmm&< 7m$>
x ......&m
dining car
two story
buffet
all train
partly
Lesson 33
I
I
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(Signs)
Hi B3    E ft*
................ 1 #»
^I^fi(i;i5)a)i:fcf^< 73 $ V A   (Please take one. )
iVHH^ (X-V^ i ^     *9> ^ '.open)
i^H^1 (^^^i*)'^^"?  • closed)
^Pfffl 41 ( C ^ ^ lT"t?     "9  i getting ready to open)
— 104 —
Lesson 33
vr ,1
7. í
(Please buy the ticket of return at Ticket Reservation Office of Shinjuku station.1
cfat^V) CO     P   (Green Counter: Ticket Reservation
Office)
£ ? / s' n (i P|* M pif -r- £llm>£ L £ 1" o
-ť . »t
No Smoking
1
íj g   f   3! A
ŕ* Smoking Area X
rs
< í I ľ! >
-ft ^    1*3   ( h ^ & V ^)   (information)
#-K(J, iHW^TCO
(Only the visitor of a domestic tour and traveling abroad needs to take a card.)
ft&W)   (llt'o) (automatic) (Please push.)
— 105 —
Lesson 33
2 - 1 . m^OWZJj
	MR					<A.«fc*                    t>3^             (II&)									
ft	press push					(8)									
	f	*	*												
															I
to push #A(fc L • ^)ti a closet															
	pull draw					(4)									
370
371
fJI(O-) <    to pull, to draw 51 L   a drawer
?I^J(^A • 0 i O   gravitational force <VA • i "9 )"t"<6   to quote, to cite
	divide cut					^0 (12)							
									1		I'J		
													i !
372
#J(fr) £ to cut, to break, to crack —#J5| (V»*> • 0 • § 10% off #J£(fr 0 • M>)   rate, a ratio ##J • ri»o) division
— 106 —
Lesson 33
375
																	
%		carry on operate					(12)										
				rv		if-		ft									
																	
Iii H (X. V ~> • § X 9 ) ~f h   to carry on business Hit (itv> • k.^)~$h   to run an enterprise   iS's"( 7 A- • k.^)~$h   to manage																	
		self					(6)										
/	f		ft	ft		i											
																	
S^(L,7^<)   one's own home           ElHs ( L • L/v) self-confidence S^ML'^A,)   one's own                   SS(C-^t)   freedom, liberty																	
		course line					JX ■3-? (5)										
I	n		rh		&												
						1 1 1 i i 1											
gffiOt^ • i?>)   via, by way of ÜEÖ (• ^ 9 ) reason																	
		get, hold acquire					(8)										
	r		f					1*.									
																	
© (<h) h   to get, to take                     ( L ^ • £\v) ~f h   to collect materials $L(h)             §   transaction, trade           IRf# ( L *9> • > <) t4   to acquire																	
— 107 —
Lesson 33
																	
X. >		request demand					(7)										
—	t		t	✓													
																	
$i(i)t)!!bZ> to ask for                           I^(<fco ■                  to demand ^AtAn1 (^^^•LA-Clo-lI<)   a help wanted advertisement																	
#1	pray - beg					(19)									
	r	r	f								r				
															
WAfafr) -9 to request                        iHK^X • Li)   an application II (te#J) ^ a wish															
		know, aware intelligence					L-4 * (8)								
	h				*										
															
£n(L)& to know                               £nfft(*> • L£) knowledge £P(L)|q-£& to let know, to inform      iiftUo^ -^)t^   to inform															
2 — 2 . jJ3c<fr$f
1. fft    2. 3|<     3. 1|X£    4. #J£    5. |g-5     6. 7. 8. 9. g#W^=gs£      10. g&&B#K      11. Sft
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Lesson 33
i. *<r>£tttmi? 51 £4fro fra^>*v>0
6. A^CAf«£ffito 7. S£-tT*#j£i^<o-Cl-fr
2-3.
1. nnsa&iii^fcAft&s^o
1. to push     2. to pull      3. to get      4. to ask for       5. to request
-f      I < I l& I |tf>&   1 I
. to break 7		. to know 8		. freedom		9	. to run an enterprise		
	h								
		L			«3>9				
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Lesson 33
II.   □ Ujg^&?H^£Att&$V>
1. a closet
2. a drawer
3. a ratio       4 . to retire
t
1+&
tz
5. 10% off
6. business       7. reason        8. by way of
0     «0 9 10>
9. one's own home       10. self-confidence       11. a notice
L fz<
L LA
12. knowledge     13. transaction 14. an application     15. to demand
<0
*>    L t
tfk. La
<fc 9   t Kti 9
1. dcoKTii, feLttOVit^^^v^
2. zi<7)Zb:<DtfyZ.$:t><3tz<n\±t>tzLX*tc
3. &<7)*-£(i% r^<W>f,z.V^nLti^o
4. UXWv^Ci^^^t^liXt^^
5.  L^^t^iC r->^ y f-Z&LXK fz$^oj t&hWiLtzc
Lesson 33
JLZ. y h 3 [-WlH^
<CD7°b--V->
ir^Jgfe, tti:U-t>/:„ (?< CD ~7°V — \ — i ( b^<Xhi.
*tt&-ft*> AA£(i L <      &7>&7W£*f>fi&^0 ^ - ^JfiM^T
H^^7is\ BttWlH 75^-/6^^ >0
-b^R-eta*, ^=l!l5l^'ei-«t0j tfot Attw&<7){ir#JLjH|j&»&^£ @ Btioilo^
(frA,ffz.& '■ to think) /Effi (TVi7> : a fixed price) iSfiS (h-fhi ■ to forget) ±11 [faLffL : one's dearest wish)
2 . fWJEKfi^S LAtK
3 . v><offl£ f LfcriN,
5 . fc-*,<b£jtv>£ LAtK
6 . v> < ib-CHv>i LfcriN,
7. AttOii^i O/Eiffili^ < fj-C-T^o
Lesson 33
( XLh )  ( ) (
( )  ( ) (
( )  ( ) ( ) (
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Lesson 34
I ^3411 |
H7h 1
ytO&mti&fa   (General Terms for Tools and Utensils)
stationery
furniture
LA. <"
bedding
^ZZ^*        kitchen utensils
7 t ~ 7       X 7°~ >
n v 7°    m (Zh)
^    0 €3>
tableware
M (^) : £* II EH m& it* ffl* S*
§i (*):£fl £H Its ftS £fl £S
Si      >-L35) : i^pap  t^oap  ltfipaa (it Li il>L)
— 113 —
Lesson 34
2 - 1 . >1^(D»^^
81^		■IP*					<L£fr                      t>35 (Uli)										
a		board, table base					9 4 (5)										
			\	n	I* a												
																	
(£V)   a table, a platform                      aife(7\:V • *>)   a plateau — a (^*> • 7"iV)  one (for machines)           aB,(tz^^ •           a typhoon																	
		window					i ¥                      v ^ (11)										
	s 1				ft	If		i									
																	
380
381
M (i t')   a window RtiXt'-} • ir 9 • tH-1)   an alumni association
□ (j£    ■ C h)   a window, a counter
J.		equipment instrument					(8)										
)	n				@		J.	Ä									
																	
Ti.Mc(t'o • C)   a tool, an instrument            §£JL (fr • C) furniture s.^S<](C • fci^ • T^)& concrete                       (&£ • C) rain-wear																	
382
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Lesson 34
	MM															
	container, tool physical organ					(15)										
1	n	a		an						ft	ft	ft				
																
fK^ofr)   a container                              &f|( L J: o • §) tableware ^M^s-ifö-d • §)   a musical instrument                      ' C)   a utensil																
	use errand					&*>-V^£ 3^ (5)										
;	n									-						
																
ffl = fflf(i ■) • IS)   an errand, business      FftMAXn •^>)~fi> to prepare fflÄ (J: 7 • <*)   a tool                              ?IJffl ( 0 • i -) )>&   to use																
		clothes, dress obey										-7 5				(8	)
]	n				r		BP	HR									
																	
fl&U»<) clothes Hffl(^< • «t-5)1-^> to take (medicine)										■;«u') •<			< J	Japanese clothes Western clothes			
	paper d journal					(10)										
	i		t		1	r										
																
$c (^&)   paper                                ^IÄ (T • ^^)   a letter #f (£) 0 fÄ(^)   paper for folding      Äifä (£> j: T • L)   a cover																
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Lesson 34
	MM															
	term, affix resign					(13)										
			t	$	%											
																
H ( L' • L J:)   a dictionary (-^o • Z)   an affix																
ft	rough - miscellaneous					■fy/-if ?-0/7) (14)										
									r				it			
																
$t#($'o • fcA,)   noise                              }I$tU< • £"o) £ complicated $tffl (• J; ^ )   miscellaneous duties       * IMi (-f 9 • § A,)   a dust cloth																
		record magazine					(14)										
			>		>-r	>		0	{J		PI	pis*					
																	
£S&£(£'o • L)   a magazine                          Ba£(Mo • L)   daily records SflJIfe(Lt9> o • ^A • L)   a weekly magazine																	
— 116 —
Lesson 34
2-2. WtfrU^
i. £0ŕ     2. üä     3. äs     4. ž¥#     5. #n     6. *tit
7. í£s      8. fflÄ       9. í*ft     10. Ma
1. ^ä^0í|l±5ll-CÍIAflft^^íH±3|5S-C-t-c
2. ÉÄU±£MČgtí*KB*K**o
x?
5. HUSH íá^íKSr^v^c »Jítlř.í:^^/i»í Lt^íto
HA
8. iW^HiŕliE^'š < Ti££v\,
9. z.omttfttk'B+frtzitzh, mmLx<Ťzz^0
~117 —
Lesson 34
2-3. m%\
1. a table      2. a window   3. paper      4. a dress     5. a magazine
2"o l
6. a letter      7. a tool      8. tableware     9. an errand
X    ififr £' 9     <- Lio
10. a dictionary
i 9      l* Jt f
i;   Li l
1. stationery       2. bedding      3. a musical instrument
MA.    <- LA. <-
4. a fire extinguisher       5. to use 6. a tool
l i. 9
<fc 9 <-
118-
7. to prepare 8. a kitchen      9. a plateau      10. a sleeping car
±9 ^
LL  /£ l > l
11. western clothes 12		. Japanes		e kimono		13	. origami art		
									
=t 9									
14. to take medicine 15. a window      16. a weekly magazine
<T»9 ^< i9
17. noises
it* <-*>
l * 9 l
18. an English-Japanese      19. for ladies dictionary
x.i^ b' XL
_ 14
". '^--r- -t f£<nx\ tz^<i)<n^cDfri>(n£fz< £4 J: 9^L/j
Lesson 34
to ff Lw^J]g^fof]lit^^^tttlfi:'^ 0 £-£A,0 tt*f), tr^L^f, rtstihtf
-77, #?£>Al±, ^•t-4B#t;^«&0 2 7&^^<*f>v^i3^S:^:<7)AO^(zjSLS to rl£*rt (i9>^£>-5)j tf^^to #§<7>Ati, rAj&*£fr^fcEoit&it
tU£&v£-£A-o ^^^Wjo^li, ^«A^IAv>Jt
*%.&{frXi<->)   a home       JtcJ ( £ A 0 fiw J   a dressing table tr^L   old times trt*!>   a daughter
o-^fiS   to go into bankruptcy, to be ruined —73(^0 (3°t )   on the other hand H'ia Of o & *       one's monthly salary 2^5>   for two months      £T, Now, Well,
3. t'Ut rtftJ6rifHA^££, ic^oAft&j <hv^cOTt^0
4.   7^0^ r-^j t^n<F>\±, ffiX'tfro
5. ±<7)yc£gcA.T\ tt>btf?z\<^A,fzt&\,>Ztfr0
6. ^^/L-wH-Cli, *£$t£B#, ^<7)A£&wAl±f»;r£ lii-fr
Lesson 3-1
<7/\°- h(7)iar*35lr*3>
Jl   ± (fe(i;n)
(i ft «
x
I
I
P    H   $   i# (^kp^L^L'J;?:
— 121 —
Lesson 34
6F   Wnigi (i>       I i>cd D i n i   Special Exhibition Hall H^fl^nnp ([/UoiTin1V- A)   Art and Craft LX h 7 >
5 F   m^Sifn 'TA OA
'^Shi/i -OA
ttff £ft £Hr
i/cft   ^'AO Toys X?< X*=-7ffinDn i .2" A < ) Kimono
3F   #±(LAL)JJ£   Men's Fashion
* * *        »±$ft (L A- L Co)   Men's Shoes
2F   4jtAU»LA,)ljR  Women's Fashion ij v jl T ;l/ • 7x7   Casual Wear
?l;np*tM' (<£ "7 OA, £*o tf1)   Women's Goods and Accessories
IF   £§AWt(^LACo)   Women's Shoes ;^y Y^-y 9 • i]/<y fr£ iYM.ua (it L A l OA,) Cosmetics
B 1 (Ll<t)i9 OA.) Foods
#§^-^51^ 0tV>/jV>OA.A>*>L/&T>v! L i) Cloakroom
a. A<hA b. ^> c. & d. r-7'1^3-^-
e. X'*> f. ift) g. -f^XCO^T-'y r h. $>lffc>
i. 3-t-*77"      j. AA."f      k. X*-h      l. □e(<-t)^H) m. 7}>* n. icOjkCOi^ o. #?<7)A<7)<0 p. -7 "C*B#It
q. **>*A.?)<0 r. (i£A s. aSft<*0 t. +
*irti tzt      if 3 ^fflf(£i>Pt-t^o
Electric Appliances Household Goods
Watches and Jewelry
— 122 —
Lesson 35
I
I
H7h 1
(C[lfj#<7)& 3 c_ <!: [£   (Economic Terminology)
tt)
fl £
	
	X> Lt
(IB	A)
Ml (£'A^) a bank fil^fe («t 2? A)   a deposit
( L § A)   capital, funds i-MH (ttV^AL^)   a producer
iS/fi (Lnt^   a shop
Sop ( L J: "9 OA)   goods, commodities
(Li^Lf)   a consumer HI A (i LA)   an individual (£V§A) money
1) :
2) lJto=£i*li:
3) m.m=£mvi ■
4) :
5) mum i
6) tiffi :
7) ifetifi:
— 123 —
Lesson 35
2 - 1 .
			if				< 4<fc*					* > 3 =					
II		silver														(14)	
	A				f	f	$					i?					
																	
IS (c?4) silver ISfif(£'4 • -9)					a bank							§ 4) mercury £') Ginza					
390
	capital fund					if (13)										
s	✓		✓			i						f				
																
391
(L • (54)   capital, a fund ■ DfS to invest
'MPr ( L • 19 J: -7 )   data, materials        ifffS( L • ^ < )   a qualification
a pa		article, goods (human quality)					(9)										
1	n		tt	□ 1		□ 0	a 01	□ an	0 DO								
																	
pptJ (L& • &CO)   goods, articles        Maa(L £ 7 • l>A.)   a commodity MSh (Ll< • *) 17 • l>k.)   food     ±p°p (C i 9 • X>L) & elegant																	
392
— 124 —
Lesson 35
393
	MM					<AJ:A                   t>3;             (11IA										
m	individual					(10)										
	i	i\	CI													
																
1@A (Cl • ISA)   an individual              1@H (>I • L^>)   a private room —1@(^o • d)   one (thing)                f@A A: • d)<7) individual																
		price					(8)						
	i		r										
													
^fffiA'^o • A)   commodity prices        iWjflffi (CI n ■ A) A expensive fffffi(Ai; -) •             to evaluate          f6f£(A • 7) A )   a price													
	produce give birth					A> ^ - A (11)									
		-A								it					
															
S?(o)A   to give birth                       AH (Av^ • £ A) A&   to produce 31H ($ A •     j; o )   industry               MM ($ A •    )   producing area															
#3		term, period expect					A (12)										
—	r		tt			s	t /										
																	
£8!H3(§? • A A)   a period                    A^l (AA • £)   a school term $3f#(§ • A>AA£ to expect               /eW         • §0   a commuter's pass																	
— 125 —
Lesson 35
397
							< A J: A.                  * > 3 S (H&)									
1		(symbol of repetition)					(3)									
																
																
(O t • If t)   people                           ( < {Z • CiZ)   various countries fe^r (V^ • V^) & various                 ^"^ ( L J; n • L X 1)   a little, a few																
398
report reward
*-7
(12)
		±			4	5				ft					
															
MM. {II 1 ■ t'd) news W&iX-A,- tfn)   a telegram
i^-fR (■£ ■ 15 T )   a forecast
IffW. (X J: n • ill) information
it. a	tell announce					3 * (7)									
;	>-			i	it n	P									
															
$R-£(tiv ■ Z\<)t&   to report            ^S=(iJv • -< • L-i )   a report £rf(Cl;) ■ ZL <C )   an advertisement															
399
2 — 2 . Iiqj<&i
1. mh       2. ft*       3. mi       4. ^pp       5. t/tifi       6. k* 7. 8. m^-Th 9. ^f#-t4 10. lA^rt^
Lesson 35
3. fe^&nqtWtt&<W^ (average) £ Aftt^fffij A>i0
4. CCO J: ? A^fffi^lSm, l±,  7Efffi<7)2#J5I^T7g(9 ifo
2-3. rntvm
I. □tc®^^g|**A^!fc$^0
1. people        2. a period 3. industry       4. a commodity
I I       I       ' '       I       I 1 I
_i_I    I__i_I      L  I I
5. commodity prices   6. a bank       7. a fund       8. an individual
I      I 1      I      I      I      !        I I
&i S'A,   ~9 L    % L Z ISA,
— 127 —
Lesson 35
9. to produce 10. to report 11. goods
"1    \th     I    ] Hh
-t+O £A
iio   - <
1. to invest 2. a material 3. capitalism
to t
L    (i A.   L K6 i*
4. quality 5. elegant 6. vulgar
7. information
8. a price      9. a fixed price      10. an advertisement       11. to expect
-9 -<
§ f-o
1. £*A,I nXi)^L«<r>L%L*i)^)tz0
2. £<7).k-£-C(±, ^o^o& < [ICO L i < I) i -5 ULtffrTLh*
5. C\tL(DZ.it)(T)^^ %tz\^Ltz\itX\i.-fiii^ti0
Lesson 35
OL~y h 3
<m.%öTJ5<   (Shopping Game) >
Af < tz£v>o itiotzffinm^tfWtiöX, niW£ftii\      >$»^
<7) pnp co % hU * # v > X h h ii - V £ i> h o X < £ $ v > 0 ih 2 o £ plf w Ji ^ t5 *> & 11 til£\ 3oU"ot(r:'äi>D i^ofc^lill-CHt^ nDn?!!^3oJ.Ua> i:n)Iot, ¥ < ^M^tzktmh (frh   winner) T-to
(4)
© 7-^- !
= 4, =====
o £ L 7= o
A'3
I
t
'16       fttf 5 z>6 6DBt 7 7-f^>*S^
p.
®
ft
7J*
<
(12) Iß
© & ^
1 T"
i)5)ÄJ .tJ
tu &
— 129 —
Lesson 35
Review Lessons 31 — 35
N
gfi &m m m (&m mm m& mm) mm mm        m)& ®(a)
mm (ah
Ad : #^
v: inth #t 3i< m&
VN
:(tf)ts $lt^ ffiirf£
aos&t* m(M)tz im-th
mik-th mm-rz> wm-tz>
Lesson 35
<g«# (3)>
O \m<nz\ t\i(D^\z\±, >Xcox n iz^ztttWh •) itc
1^3^
1^ 5 ^
ia»t&        a^m m^m mm ^mw k'm?z xmm mtm$& mim^m A^um^ m^n^m mmmmt m^cmmm
O &^^<DZ.t\£\±^^Wi.<n%$L (a meaningful unit) iZfttfhZ.ttfX'&i-fo
(□□) + □ :
Km a
%M<nrm (relation)
a = 9m<^a
I9t
□ + (□□)
(□□) + (□□) : msLffifc h%a¥
levels
S5: + ffifc + a¥
n& + nm mm + ±#
Mr + Ufa
sis +
%%%a¥ WMXWikthczt
(l/fls + SO + itf
fr + (Sis + *n#)
Lesson 35
1.		11.	
2.		12.	
3.	mm^	13.	#£A-
4.		14.	
5.		15.	
6.		16.	
7.		17.	
8.		18.	ffAttM-
9.		19.	IIAri*-
10.		20.	
	2.		3.			
						
4.	
	
[t:> H	1		2	3
A -c	m			
	m			
	4	5	6
A A	^ t A • S <    £ £	3 7 7° • £ b &	
	^ > • J - \ & £~	k? T 7 • ¥ 9 - 4' <f	
— 132 —
Lesson 36
I
I
$ 1f il H   (Kanji for Feelings)
Aral UiAjfA) (D<b {z.z.h) <n$b&, iSti (Ktn) **b^t0
Jf[j (li-f 7» LV">   to be ashamed, shy c\t>^^   to be afraid (of) ■9 b    i Lv^ envious
<fijf^>
7|(^b)9
^(jo.L)£   to get angry
^(iot-^) <=CJfo<f)n
to be surprised
"9 b   ts   to envy
ff-ofr '1 to be disappointed
— 133 —
Lesson 36
2-i. m^omzu
im	MM					< 4 «t *                       t>3; (Hit)										
	heart					.1 c: 6                  -> > (4)										
			Iii													
																
'L-(ZZfb)   a heart, mind                   'kM¥ (LA. • t) • fr<) psychology 4>K(L4 • l±V)1-£ to worry            P^lM^4 • LA-) interest																
#	feel sense					(13)										
	r	r	F		Is						!l	i&				
																
fä(frA,)LZ> to feel                           üS'lM/^A, • LAJfä to be impressed &iL(frA,-fr<)   a sense                  !SHt(^4- L^)1~£ to thank																
	emotion state of affairs					(11)										
			r	f	f	'1*	1	ft	It	'ft						
																
If (ft£) tt&V> miserable                   if $x (L j; -? ■ II n ) information üSi'f (frA, • L i n )   a feeling              #if (&^ -Uli)   love, affection																
400
401
402
— 134 —
Lesson 36
		*(*					< A J: h-                  t>3; (K&)										
it		S01T0W					i^ta-LXs (12)										
)	1		=)														
																	
U>   sad                                        Lfr to feel sad mUU-lfZ)   a tragedy																	
		weep cry					fc-< (8)										
	X		J	/	->-												
																	
?£(&)< to cry, to weep * animal's cry=&.!(&)<																	
		laugh smile					*b ^ - n                     V a 7 (10)										
1			k			kh											
																	
%(foh)n   to laugh, to smile             ^(fo<o)<^   laughter, a smile (x. • 7)fio)   a smiling face         t5j^(< • Ll'))1"'?>   to smile wryly																	
		head leader					X (16)										
			n	V	D \		5		a'	5'							
																	
Si (£>   i)   a head                            SM ("f • o i )   a headache m&ihtzt •           down payment      USB     9 • -£)   the head																	
— 135 —
Lesson 36
407
				PA								^ > 3 ;				(Hi	
%		awake sense					3-£-	■it								(12)	
	w		»/	1						IT		*					
																	
%x.h   to memorize §1K(#> • 50 t LBvFlt an alarm clock												• ^{)   a sense ^ < ) perception					
		forget					(7)									
s				-t l		-t:										1
																_ 1
fe{fc>-f)tl2> to forget               ."S^^ ({?7 • fa A, • tHJ   a year-end party 7E.(frt)ti%S(i>?))   a thing left behind																
408
		think										n7				(6)	
'—																	
																	
#(#>A\,;#f)       to think # (^A^5") X. a thought, an							idea		A,			9 • d • 7)J<) archaeology • >! -9 ) ~th to select					
409
— 136 —
Lesson 36
2-2. mfrwm
l. itx-ä   2. 3. &ti&   4. &<     5. mit?
6. £7 7. SCä      8. 4> 9. #|'f       10. II
1. ^^^H^?: «t < #x."C 1/^(7)T\ $~'lsl?z0  I was impressed with him because
he memorizes kanji well.
2. gjtf LB#lt4-gßMi:^tlT*i L/:0
unpleasant
6. <bSl7^^\ $fcV>A£'0
8. fī|f^<io/:o
Lesson 36
2-3.
1. a heart       2. ahead 3. to cry 4. to laugh
<
1
ZZ6 htz* U t>t>
5. to memorize      6. to forget 7. to think       8. to feel
fth
9. a feeling 10. sad
frA
frh, L i. n
ii>ti
1. to feel relieved 2. to worry 3. to be impressed
\1&
&A   LA LA   liV frA LA
4. helpless        5. reassuring      6. sense 7. psychology
										
		-3'X			frA	*><		LA	>3	
Lesson 36
i ■ I'd like to express my heart-felt thanks to you all. (for a formal speech)
9. humanity      10. love
11. a complaint       12. to wake up
A    £-I
13. information        14. a tragedy     15. a smiling face     16. a headache
m
Z X 9 12 9 O   If $ x.    As& f" ^9
17. way of thinking       18. a year-end party        19. a thing left behind
	X.								
		frč		If 9		AH-"			
in. -aw
1 . ( ) A (      ) í- (      ) AAě*A (
:í i   a. >)■ i ■ sit fi
2. (     ) AW     ) WAT (
) AA£c
3. (      ) <7) (        ) A&AoA, (        ) LA
ii   li •} í -'• S tiLi
it A. í « i L-J
5. fl/HA
Ali (     ) LI]c9AAV£cDA (        ) (,>
) AAW, (     ) Lv> (
L At A. A. * *;
) AA^A^c
— 139 —
Lesson 36
-lit $g n ^' i ti
ft^O sl.^'
X
ft < ft^p		ft < ^ o c <h   & ■?> o	
			
1			
it 90 fm			
			
b ft ^
^ O      -1" 7
3 i& L' -5
s a i ft <
& £ < ft ■5 o
l Mfc l ~ 2 0J; <
35 btift ^
- y it & t V) LftUo 7cM^'ft ^
( L) £
-A
f 3  3 l/- ^
-i -y -i ~y L ^ n — h -
* X h 1/X    a stress (desease) ~B£ (if)     degree of ~
5E(L)     death ~75u> ■£•(;: ft £    to be disgusted with ~
l^tf ?    to say "No"   -1" 7 -f 7 ~t h       to be irritated,  to be nervous
—140 —
Lesson 36
A   * 1-UXJ£80~-100%
<DA,Xf*)0 iAC;6A^t^x£- ^^lott, ^tatv^/i
B    ^ h PXJf50-80%
&&ai±x h i/xia7°-e-t0 uztffzt o"Ci^l-0 ^b cojt
I't^s^^o #p -fin*, oo^atto x/^v^-^-i^
77 f f7 • 7^ 7£'£laa< A$v>0
C   * h U*J£20~50%
Li<tU't'tLn0 ft, x h v*ffizthti.^&>)\z-$hz\t\*-A'®Q tit x.(±\ ioS, i^lw^b — o/AtA£>f L x n 0 tefrcoA^Mn
D    X h ~20&
ixx, Ml:11 i^^lfo : i^a ^ ^> Attfco £ALA, * U>£r££MitT <
($fl£ rananj 1988^ 6 £ 3 B ^ «t ^ )
— 141 —
Lesson 36
<W<Dmtt>
— 142 —
Lesson 36
fo(D^ft(D%m&%Z.t L «fc 9
□
l K
m
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13. S
14
15. m
16. )g
17. ^
18. (W)
19. £ • JHJ (*D
B3
:i   1   1   1   I I
"fr rMj Wgl^li, fall internal organs) ^£ it iZfebtl t tc
4>H (LA^'9) heart ffll (^A-P'-9) liver "f"V^j§S$ ("t^-?'-)) pancreas
—143 —
Lesson 37
I mm I
Kill - 5 - : iSöfl^ffei&ll (Intransitive Verbs & Transitive Verbs)
A (£) : ^w^KAUiH*
(life) : ^4-*^'>o^^A(v^)tt^
tf} (g) :£<W:ÜJ(-C-)*
(fife) : *i*'*><r>*frblti(tz)1-
(g) : *tf*M
— 144 —
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
~ Vi.
Intransitive Verbs -aru
%th (í)Ožž)
g£A£ ifcfoh) -u
m<
31 tr (AAtf)
M< (^*<)
|JA (J;6C1^) fg< (±5^<)
-ru
-eru
$Ě&7* (AAá)
VS.
30*
£ Vt.
Transitive Verbs -eru
{ŽAá (-z>tz*.2>)
^Aá (AAá) -eru
fétbí {t tib í) fällt, (oAitá)
-asu
-su
-u
(A <)
.6) fwi : AáAAAá, ŕiUAäit, W^Z/fétt,
i^/t^ž, ^i.ž/It, P^áA^A, & A
Lesson 37
OL-y h 2
2-1.
			it i									t>3 I				mm	
		transmit legend					-ofz-t>Z>									(6)	
/	i		r	\^													
																	
fai^tz) ?zh   to transmit *¥fz;(T • o/i) 9 to help, to assist										fopil ("CA • föWCCA • .			:*A)	a biography a message			
410
		substitution period, fee					1r-k.h                        ? ■< (5)										
				ft	ft												
																	
it(fr)fc>%>  to substitute                   ntSMft(    • ^ • /i^)   room rent Btft ( U • £V)   an era                      3c ft{z\-j • tz^^)~f Z>   to take turns																	
		call					(8)										
	n		D	a			OA										
																	
411
412
Pf(«t)^  to call PfUJUO* ■ /i) L calling
D f-1 (z ■ a breath
— 146 —
Lesson 37
413
414
im						au            *>3$ (Hie)										
	burn					(12)										
		t	*	r	r	**■										
																
to burn, to roast          *£( ^ )£[*]( U <)   grilled meat B           ^) It   sunburn                    (-tf/v • L J: 0 ) t h   to be burned down																
Ä	bend, curve melody					i-lfZ> (6)										
1	n	ih	rtti		ft											
																
to curve                      fftfH ( § i < •       )   a curved line $\(i)lf£>   to bend                      ftfffi^ ( £ o • § J; < • fr) ■ a composer																
	undress J   drop out					&-<* (11)										
1 I	1												I 1.			
																
IM(*k)  C to undress, to take off Mttiitzo ■ Ltf>o)f <2>   to escape           WOMitlo • h <           to drop out																
415
416
separate part with
P
1
^7
(7
3'J
glj(t>^)tl&   to part from glJ(^o)<7)   different, another
#glJ(£<-^o)&   special K5JIJ(<-^o) distinction
— 147 —
Lesson 37
417
418
419
420
				Ü														80
			collect assemble														(12)	
/				f	f	ft							f					
																		
m	(*>o) i h				to collect to gather					A41 ( U    1 •			Z:h   to gather n9> -9 ) "t" & to concentrate					
			line up														(8)	
					f	If			it									
																		
3fe (& h)      to line up 3fc/fc (&<& • #)   a tree-lined road													ordinary tio) parallel					
%			joy pleasure														(12)	
		+			)		IT		f	%								
																		
C3 -=tr	(thZ)&				to be glad pleasure									a comedy				
			surprise astonish							<				3 ?			(22)	
											**							
				t														
					to be surprised surprise								■ ^	) a	wonder			
— 148 —
Lesson 37
2 — 2. K*M
1. 2. f|<      3. 4. Bf^       5. fSx.& 6.
7. tt<      8. 8ft <*     9. %Vbh      10. 11. ffi^S      12. (eW
1. $U 9 BfUlROiy «t 1 Kfsx.T < /i$ v^0
to greet
3. ^ftWf-^-Ca^-CffoT^-C < tzfs^\
6. £UA&B#, <o££^t.*^-C<?iSv>0
— 149 —
Lesson 37
2-3.
I. D^ii^&il^Ati&^o
1. to transmit       2. to substitute        3. to call        4. to burn
<
5. to turn       6. to take off       7. to part from       8. to gather
9. to line up 10. to be glad
11. to be surprised
0.   □ (:Jfi^&Jil'i-£Ati££i>
1. a message   2. a biography    3. to represent        4. money to be paid
XL   -L XL §
5. an era       6. a breath    7. to burn everything up
•5       -trx 1*9
— 150 —
Lesson 37
grilled meat 9. grilled chicken        10. to distinguish
11. to escape
12. different places 13. special
14. to compose
17. a tragedy and a comedy
	CO						
					t <		
. a curved line			16	. a meeting place			
							
				L * n			
18. to concentrate
o  if §
S   If s
L * 7 *3 «> -9
& (7) i 4"    ^3 & Ü ^ *    o X # § ^ X. & $ V > 0
1. L     fa A, t/iv^lli, £<7)U>fcfcv>T*3&*£< £>^&£0
2. .I-Iti I, t*^^-<0(7)i d^)T*{i^ LS L j: i
— 151 —
Lesson 37
y h 3 1-H<&#J
(3#ffi, «^LtU^0)fLt, ZtiZ&tDAizfcJLZto fcz.Z>#\i, * *
_ f^H>Cl----1
xto ftt±»v>-c, t<'^xi)-2A<num[zfi^£L?zi)A ^Wott,
tttf£#-fli, 51-3962-C-fo &(i'J - ^AW-Hf^v^o^ l)tfa JIT-
r fsa£2--------------
v^T, w\^R[ZRA^i>t'^tztZ,htztn^X^^iLtz0 *i'/:«S:^^
r- feH^3
£&fr&ltfttf&^£i/><7)-ei-7lJ, 1 75?] Lfrt> V £-£A0 -thi^Li)\ 275
— 152 —
Lesson 37
£n o t t *   fr r^~n t # £ t fr ciľzza
< JHÍ W U 2 lJ > 1   (Kanji Lettering) >
imiLHc ^wu? >; >A(±Ad-efiAA-rv^i-A? (föi, #?±, /£)
— 153 —
Lesson 38
I
I
h 1
M^mom'Z- - 3 -   (Adjectives - 3 -)
pairs
-
- m^'
- Bf^
- £v>
irregular
ttu>
m^^-c^z (mm)
— 154 —
Lesson 38
2 - 1 . >1^»#^
		MM															
		slender minute					i£-jH> (ID										
I				f				In									
																	
ffl(ll*)\<*   slender details small, detailed         ffl5Mt ( $ ^ • .£ /v • fr) t h   to subdivide																	
		fat big					(4)										
—*																	
																	
A(^i)v>   fat, thick              &R|(£i,> • £7)   the sun to get fat                           V> • ^V* • X. -7 )   the Pacific Ocean																	
		heavy important					(9)										
			s	n			f	f									
																	
it(23&)^  heavy                              #lt (/i V*-• Zty-j) weight SA(C i9> 9 • £V) &  important          fiy^J ( C * d • 0 J: <) gravity																	
421
422
423
Lesson 38
	WM															
	- light					(12)										
~~		n	P			| j										
																
$£(#>&) V>   light                         fj^fi (!t^ • ^)   gas oil, light oil li^ Ot^ • L l <)   a snack        litlfjJi^Ot^- t ■ £ o ■ L ^     a compact car																
1*	narrow					(9)										
/		\	r													
																
^("tii)^   narrow, small                           ( c? X ') ■ cO   a narrow sense $ (-tir S ) £ PI (t /v)   the strait gate (to Heaven)																
		weak				i^-s (10)									
—1						r		15 li							
															
SjSjUfr)^  weak                           li^ U fc> • i to)       fragile, vulnerable ii(>t^)^)   to weaken                    ii*(u^< -XL)   a weak point															
	sleep					fatr-S (10)										
i	n	a		§				Bp								
																
K(fctrH>   sleepy                           *-Ig(il-AA.) hibernation BE(tet/)6  to sleep                          £K(&A ■          a good sleep																
— 156 —
Lesson 38
						iLth           t>3^ mm)										
%	pain bitter					<&-Ltr (8)										
■—	4-				1											
																
^(<h)L^   painful .hard                 ^(C^)^ bitter :£ ( < h) L tf   to suffer                               ( < • o -7 ) pain																
	simple epistle					(18)										
	Y	k				1	r	P		P'		Pi	ft	ft		
																
Wl&ifrA. • tzk.) tt  simple, easy          WfMiL X • frD   a letter lit^#fl(2^ • < t • Li •           an aerogram																
	simple					9 y (9)										
					&											
																
^■(/cA)(I  only, simply                  -^-g§ [tzL • D   a word i£f£ (A/v • *A   a unit                    W£(tzL • -f 9 )   singular number																
— 157 —
Lesson 38
2-2. mfrmm
I.  *o j***>#* //* '> h     xn £   £ v >0
1. ffil1. •      2. 3.  íľ- <      4. f|v>      5. 8RV>      6. Üffl^1
7.  $   ..      8. R. ■      9. sjsf*»      10. £-t>      11. ffiJ|L&
3. £W?WBfe, fí^L < T. MtiÍ-&A,X'lfz0
7. -f&i-ti./^,  l 7jT j £ ffl t!p < LX ( fz^^^i-ČA,fy0
8. C^-sf^Uŕ^f^í? i■tí:^o
9. ^-g-i^iSi J:<teilžo
— 158 —
Lesson 38
2-3. m%
1. slender       2. thick       3. heavy      4. light 5. narrow, small
a« j>i
6. weak 7. sleepy       8. painful 9. simple, easy
10. small 11. bitter
1. small changes
2. slender fingers 3. fat (for a person)
4. the Pacific Ocean   5. one's weight     6. important       7. gravity
.....! ¥									
	J;9			W> 9	U KD 9 t£ o			C w> 9 0 <t <	
159-
Lesson 38
8. a word
9. a snack
10. a light car
f;A 1-
!+'. >    I;    En   L v
11. fragile 12. a weak point 13. strong and weak
14. a sound sleep      15. a hard life
£> A   A A,
u
16. an aerogram Ac
•7   < t     Li     A'A
to be in a difficult position
"1 Lv^
< 5
fc*> If
18. bitter tea
19.
pain
< 09
1 . £A) A § A li^t-;Tv> ^ A', A b /i AA A v
2. Zifr\,*tifrtztft£\.><nX\ A ^ < ,i A A L A < A $ V \
4. i/,/:/i'l:oi>t, AA^A < AAAA(;Ao^t>L&£^
5. ^Alfoii, i;     Ai^-^-x -XA;BAAo A0
Lesson 38
-IL-7 h 3
tit
a crab omelet
	3f@
	80S
	A^
	A^
M-m» A£ii	
	A? l 1
	Af? L1A2
•/ft	A? II 4
	1 i ^
7" 'J - >	A? l 1
	* y 7°2A3
	A? l 1
ft	A? l 2
LA*	A: c- l 1
* # if (At 't)n) ingredients    W (A i A) an egg = A A
3 IS©) three     il — a crab    fee a spring onion     L J; ;) A ginger A^#HAA < A) starch Lfc) salt       L^A(t a mushroom
#tŠ($<h© sugar      St (A) vinegar      L i ') * soy sauce AA a tablespoon      Aí? L a teaspoon a saucepan
A ^ (*9> 1 A) H a wok      All ( £ b) a plate      A A sauce
ft 0 77 : ©tm«. #J£o I^ALA AiilfflA < , L<- >A AíAtfl < UJ&
©SPfctš, LAíAAíi, Jtt'J>5i;i/2>:i«/;*U 1 i:
AWAh$ L 1    AAí? L 1 AA^A(-,cO(Aji];AA X < ÍAA (D^¥^^AvĚA$ L 4 ^AA &'AA*&LA, ®t i AA ť> to £ 1 J£C A
LAA£ ©A-¥A A^ž-tfá0
©A/K'A^ioA© LA, #£(WiA:ii;#A A( «A,
©$AALA, ifcšfe£oit\ ICWžo
©cAAHt-áo A-»A2 L 1 řír^lAA x-AAAAAo A £ AAA, ©A - AA&A£AAA, AA?&A©
— 161 —
Lesson 38
®JPi '•       h to cut £ $*tr   to chop
i: < to beat (an egg)
to mix fr^i-^h to stir up
trP ( < t>) X. & to add ^(fao)-f £ to heat
VJiELAtL^ to pour to put together
hi (^/j) £ h to become hard, to set m(fr?z)libZ> to harden
b\^h to melt 17i>1" to dissolve
£>o < tyM't to turn over
* GO & to boil to bake, to grill
®{^^tz)*bh to fry lightly
M(ts) ~f to steam
?Wt& to pour on, to put on
[ISffi] *4-7cWli|Wf«^^f49-W^ 0 //LT < fz ? '- ■
—162 —
Lesson 3£
1. -tťÁ^Offii (Lkj-M1)   kinds of fabric
{tbk.)     cotton ^ (it) wool
% linen H silk
^IJX^XJl/ polyester
2 . ffcii^X-tirAfc < )(7)f;fc;j   how to wash
53
40
KS3
less than)/tftM T ^ U >fij$íU(180
~2io"c)-e^it, A
T    CO (cloth) í" f£
(to
squeeze;
~3CT
x > y
3()°C W K
7^n/li|S äi (80
120°C)T"7)^tž
iíilM (x. A Ý itv\ chlorine, chloric) <7) i* ŮM (O l 1 ti < a bleach) tH£ x. ž
— 163 —
Lesson 39
Lesson 39
2 - 1 . >1^(7)#^^
	MM	< k.i.h.	*>3 *	mil'
	sky, air		? -7	
	empty, vacant			(8) ■
(•?-   ) sky '^M( < 9 • -tir £ )   a vacant seat
i < 9 • £ ) air
PM(< n ■ frA,) space
	port harbor					(12)							
		;	i	i									
						X .	|						
432
i'S '   4* t)   a harbor, a port i&Wj" (^i't ■ J^)   a port citv
'^i&< '))   an airport
I'l'iife,: ' - ') >"<l' -6   to leave port
433! rpa
i4m
fly
(9)
			T					. ill								
																
I <h ) ^  to fly fllffflt (^ • -I n ■ § )   an airplane
\ ■ Z. n ■ C i n )   an airfield       JIlfrfiH T> • Z-) ■ +tk '   an airship
— 165 —
Lesson 39
434
	MM		t y a 5	mm
	step floor		il4	(12)
" i f y f f											
											
~ floors fzA,' stairs
—    (v>o • tH^)    the 1st floor (/iA • /KJ    a step, a stage
435 build
construct
7->
(9)
-1    =3r ^
tfi      o   to be built JgtKfcT- t«)   a building
il L- T/j   to build Slf&OtA • -£-o)-f&  to construct
-ZTL found P^s. establish	(11)										
v           -ir   ->r i-ir f ;n	5	5	5	67							
1          .          I 1											
ixBf (ito • (t^)"f~ h   to plan, to design       nxfiiif (+io • [/) equipment (-tiro ■ \) o) -f Z,   to establish											
		complete					* y (7)										
	N 1																
																	
'niikifrA, • -tf/v) &   perfect      Vfi f i/jv'v ■ 'J ,t '))t-S   to finish, to complete TcfiK^A, •to complete																	
— 166 —
Lesson 39
438
form, emerge
* > 3
(. 6
) r	Jf	ft,													
															I
?&A.(-£v> • UA,)   an adult $t#J (-^ • - "9 ) ~f Z>   to succeed
h%i>. t-ti-L^ • >0 o) 1"£  to be organized        J&H (ft >9 • fc) Narita
t^7		spend expense					(12)										
—i						1		*				t					
																	
u'!|j'~> - J; -) )   an expense               9zMf( (') •     ') • i>)   travel expenses it ft'1 L- J: < • X»   food expenses        '"{'-ft (./jf< • O)   school expenses																	
439
440
release let go
1$
IF
(8)
(£-9 ■ L*P'>)irZ>   to release       [Jijft       ■•:;•*, "i'-v   to open /ftil(SH • Jcn)t%>   to broadcast
Lesson 39
2-2. m^mM
1. £     2. ?t     3. jflU     4. 5. 6. ^it     7. f m
8. eps   9. 7ě)S-rž  ío. ifc£t*  n. séhž-t*
2. ífefiHíHc*6£, ',■•<    < A\ fffl^UKfcžo
3. äI£*<^í£?§l±*^0-M H'^tžT'5E^*0
4. -ř(7)*-ř;i/{±40Rř^-CWí ^>4-3Stl"C\ jlá*f fifRÍT jJf&o Ťz0
5. 2    ÍOH UífcgSftfcř U ŕd!ftP]lí> íl'"M-A < -CíiWí^řlTC^ < J? # <7) .ií
fz^ŕzo
6. I /j Of£ 2 J] m U U [í&A(D H J X~ŕo 20A ((i   *>) U & o A A £ ßic A >
t: A
— 168 —
2-3. mz\
I. □t:ig^&?il^£Ati£$^
Lesson 39
1. sky 2. a port     3. to fly 4. to build a house
£ Xh
tz
5. to let free 6. an airport 7. an airplane
T
0-9 £
the 1st floor        9. an expense     10. to complete
O    X 9
11. to construct 12. to broadcast
Ii9   € 9
1. air 2. a vacant seat      3. space        4. vacant
< 9      £ < 9 "t+S
< 9 frA. h
— 169 —
Lesson 39
5. a port town       6. traveling expenses
7. an airfield
1. stairs        9. a four-storied building
10. a radio station
											
	tzL	XL	fr^ tz			tzX			IS 9		t * <
11. to make a plan 12. to establish a school
txr>    Z 7
13. an adult 14. to be organized
15. to succeed
in.      (   ) ^ii^^it^-*#^^$^0
1. (     ) ^'i;^ (       ) ;:, i'vvM
2. (      ) V>-CV»4 (       ) (DZtZ ( ) tH^Jto
3. so^K^a (      ) <nzt* (        ) tm^t-to
4. ( ) ri*lf^£ (       ) tKv^-To
5. Ji£*>i::&o£A£   i>v>M>-f&H£(        ) WBtm'Jt
Lesson 39
7h 3
<ÄH3!>g>
1977^H^lSBX#^t>*), 4000^-M^#Ö§1A^ M^~5A^ittJ ?-5AM^tl£LA„ -eLT, ^^^(c^'iiL/L-TjL 2*B<Dfäfem±, (iLAco fflU *)^& Oilft, 2002^4 n\z*--?>Ltz0 2003^9J!I1£, JtH^'/iU^ff t^fMffiii 1 H¥#J477fä-C\ ^§87j"5-f-A, jf tJ5900 b > £iIA"C^£ 0
o#.%^EHi^^7,u^JfftÜxT^- MÄH, ±&mfrbliR&fä&x$ J 7 J ±~
* HPS (    < £ t/ >) international 1 $3 (A'V^o £ ) the 1st period Ä% (^t'j)   air cargo ^ tij ('W ^ A)   an average (ItV^-ttV^) KeiseiLine ■&W) tTj   to transfer
-^'H (^oUö ) on the other hand \M.M (*) i < o T ) non-stop service *'Jffl# (UUf)   a user
Alt (*>tf)        Chiba Prefecture (^o-?-^ >b)   a runway
'ftjS (M^< )
IE?! (-£i^< )
A<£ (Av^A)
±^ ( L * In)
at present a rapid train punctual hard, difficult & main
Mtf (Z\tf)    to be crowded
1] ^i^lEUttUfCX P^ÄoTV^tKiTx£#£&£v\,
) l&ffl£?gl±$f L < AAS'/£t:&£0
) jSFH^?iogiJ^I± rtr^MiaP^/iJ -c^o
) m 1 Il^ffcotl, JSESSilCii'/f fcW 2 A
) fiXffl^'/iOMS^-^ A;Ki, 1977^H5cJi£l.£0
pA
'j a ->*;
— 171 —
Lesson 39
ftmomz^ikKii^ i -tj 9 -A -tx•■ s i a\ ti-h4-1-xamw( *j <
abbreviated word) £f£ -) -I t       ''J £ i~0
		r / #		
& L1	iirkM)	i 7 'J 7		K < 7
f-p	mm	i y K		7 i ]) kf >
ii	mmm	A//		77>X
			id ammm)	7" v v ;l/
)J0 f)-				3 - U y / n
7. 4?$t-7°>x.
1. *Q-f&
2.
3. IS ^1-4
5. ^{Aritt
6. ffifffi
■ X
8. fUjfc^
9. [':A^[5]-^M^
10. ^ • m ■ m ■ if • *
11. ffiffi^H- • 4>B#II
12. ItjJrbAIBI
ss • n &s§#
— 172 —
Lesson 40
I smok I
V h 1
i-fe  M   (Geographical Features)
46       <7> IB
(l?A,*>)
a plain highlands a desert
a mountain range a plateau a basin a canal
— 173 —
Lesson 40
0.-7 h 2
2-1. >n^oo*t^
		up*															
		position approximate					(7)										
	\		f	r													
																	
fö(<iöv>)   rank                                            q^fä (#K • ^)   a degree fö (£V •        • v>)   the 1st place position																	
Ü.		put place					(13)										
t				rm	de		w	f		f	f	f	ä.				
																	
fir(&)< to set, to lay                         S (£) £ b#lt(t~ •         a table clock fiig(l/> • h)   position, a location          öxiIK^-j • A)AZ>   to set up																	
		horizontal side, wide					id                            * 7 (15)										
-	i				r	r					**						
																	
H (id)   the side                             tfkMi&l • tzL) crossing ' • (it)   Yokohama               #$£-(£';• T A,)         to turn over																	
441
442
443
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Lesson 40
							< A,J:*                 t>3 5 (®&)										
fa		direction orientate					tMt& (6)										
					fa	fa											
																	
[n](tf)<    to turn toward                            rfr|uj(&&<& • h) $   facing south [n](ti')Cl^   on the other side, over there                  •>!'))   a direction																	
		field origin, basic					(10)										
	r		r	r													
																	
»JS     • li t,)   a field                      Jg^f (if A. • L)   an atom ISCH (tf A, • v>A,)   a cause, a factor            (CI -) • If A) highlands																	
		plain, flat even					tf 9 ■}                   ( 5 )										
																	
																	
flat, even                      ^B        • Co)   a weekday ^#1(^1^ ■ >t>)   peace                         ¥^£(0 J: 0 • <h'd ) equality																	
		field wild, untamed					' V (11)										
»	n			B	f	f	I	V									
																	
UuJ(<7) • ^£)   hills and fields                G&A, •        a field, a sphere »31                vegetables                if 3$(* • £ 4> 1) baseball																	
— 175 —
Lesson 40
448
																
j&	wind atmosphere					(9)										
) A		n	A			M	Ä									
																
SK^-tf)   wind                                   aM.(fz^" ■       )   a typhoon jUIU.^    • 7^-t?)   a north wind            fDSl(^'^o)   Japanese style																
j3rj	both, two money					'J  3 7 (6)										
—	1	n														
																
MMCO l 1 ■ LA.)   parents                   WM(L* •'Oil)   vehicles, cars (!•']#(ty J; 9 ' fr'x.)   exchange of money    Po^f ( 0 «t "7 '    1) both																
	bridge i					(iL                       * 3 ^ (16)										
	t										#^					
																
M(liL)   abridge                                            • ^ i?)   an iron bridge #oi^((i • £*l • # I n )   a pedestrian bridge																
449
450
2-2.
l. m.     2. |pj^     3. m    4. m     5.        6. g<
7. fig      8. ^|fi]       9. ¥ff    10. 11. ism.
Lesson 40
3. B#(iA¥#<7)ffi[;f£® LT^&0    to be located
4. >I<7)±i&(i 1 ^77 y< - r- 5 7jRfi-Ci-0     per square meter
approaching
Lesson 40
2-3.
I. OizmMtem^iXtiftZ^
1. a location        2. a direction        3. side 4. abridge
- 9
5. wind        6. a plain        7. parents       8. to face, to turn
I I I r I r  "     r        1 [        "| ^
^t.>      X> l)J;i L/i-
1. a degree       2. position        3. an iron bridge        4. Yokohama
i: Iii
5. to set, to lay        6. an ornament        7. exchange of money
" I <
if
8. both
fli? lä 9
0 J. 9 # ;i
9. on the other side, over there     10. south-facing
1
to
—178 —
Lesson 40
11. a field, a sphere       12. afield      13. vegetables   14. a cause
CD
15. highlands       16. raw material     17. a typhoon      18. atomic energy
Z 9   tf A
tfA On
19. flat 20. a weekday   21. peaceful 22. the velocity of the wind
#<7> ( )
l . (       ) (       ) t; (
) 9 (      MM      ) oVT^itc
2 .  (    _     ) (± (
3. (      ) 4 UK) (      ) Ji, fii-y. (        )</)(_) 30+n<7)?fe j-.-ei-.
) 1: (     ) fr^X
.1; J; I, n,
4 .  ( ^       ) (± (   _ . , ) 20/ - h )MOX \£- VX (
(    ) ^t^>^ro
5. (      )        (      ) A,-Ci/>& (
) frb (
) tfhr>X.  r(        ) 7){
6. (
) (i (
t (
— 179 —
Lesson 40
ZL~7 h 3|-WlH^
mtCD&ZitfoS 0 0 0 + U7-FJK ffi|l!i3 7y?^77^£M- Y)VXhh0 Jflii S„ m±<n=fr<r>-Z\tf\U&X'*>Z>0 \iz\m<Dlltktli'X\l}(nm))\z£^xx^tzt>(r)
x\ ^xi>imix^&'Xii\i>%<, fwiSoaifiTtu-A, mft%tf^\
'¥&<r)Uftlz\lktftz < HfUtv^o B AT--#£i^ffliWlTfif"C*
*^'Jt| (ML      ') ) Honshu iSfn (rt/^-tir^)   area, square measure ~'f':7V ^cm— h;u   ~ square kilometers
ittfic (hi<-£^)   directly to be bounded
PH± (Z. < t")   a country, a territory
■'n-r, . (,£L&L(n\Z)   two thirds, 2/3 SiR {hL^L)   a hot spring (Lwt)   a capital
~\Z$h>tzh   to be equal to ~
[M fl] l. B*<7)Ami<h-~of£-ci-^0
2. fi7%litA^p/f(:*)Ut^o
3. u^zm-MkiUMtk'hbtf$^xtfr0 *<n$\fti*k:<nii.x-tfro
5. i^tWiT^iitt, ^^^COBtZO^T^^C^^^^^^o
Lesson 40
......NU.........HU...........fl Vllllllllll.......................
Review Lessons 36 — 40
n : >i> I I il I 1 ?
m(^) mm) mm &m t(ffl) im mfo m?) (^m
« M(ü) A: ffli^ ±w 11^ glV/^
NA:#giJft
V.mtb   '&-<   ^9 -fctih #x.£
(^)Ui   %*bh  ®/<h  ))\\Kh m<
Suffix : ~m ~it
— 181 —
Lesson 40
i. froom^mit. vi-&j ^^^xmmtLxiHiztfr-x^i-ti)\ r&j *-mx r^mtLxm^ztfrx^a-fro mtx'^^mt. rxj t#§*$v>0
1. mm (    ) li. ü*n ( )
2. föH ( ) 12. lig ( )
3. ^ifij (     ) i3.     ( )
4. ffiJM       ) 14.        ( )
5. mm (      ) 15.       ( )
6. (        ) 16. £HK ( )
7. (     ) i7. m-k ( )
8. ¥KP (      ) 18. rffiJ^r ( )
9. ) 19. fffl ( ) 10.         (        )                      20. jfcg ( )
1. 75^#
&
&
to think
a person what direction
same
i:
3. < hi'
rank
&
<
to cry
4. fcl'
flat
^ &
&
a half        to come
5. L
to know Japanese
6. til
heavy
< hi
a car
the east
Lesson 40
7. t>1) ^ &
8. a
tl &
bitter
young
fine
mercy
quiet
9. fr%
Z.h 10. LO
&
&
light
to fall down quality
funds
expenses
1. \\m%*.<n (a.       b.       c. w^em) wtciw**) i-r^o
2. #fU>bT;!>£ (a. Eafe   b. c 5tl£) 4>£0
3. flSnTWi&THIi, Tkifi^tfXW (a. b. A^   c A^)
4. fr^W (a. ilfc^   b. Mm'-   c. tffc p- C&^/^o
5. i>ZZ*ft{Z (a. H^-C   b. ^fof   c ffi^oT) <£'£i/>„
6. IWn^^i-^Wfl^-ii (a. VJt''   b. Jffi-'F-   c R0-£) T-fo
7. (a.       b.       c &) ^X^Z>0
8. j A t '-: /,>'.; \ !H:!' v' A. ;'. (a. f.\,;   b. '.       c. f£h) 4"is®R^ l £ 1"„
[s] IS h (iJ 4) Wfl'?   Kanji of the same 'ON' reading I.    ^     ^       2.    l >     &       3. io    ^      4.      n    Lv
i      [ til |"
a location a meaning a difference       a doctor
7H> u-
5. u 6. u 7. ^
ie     I !r
twice to open (shop)     a membership fee
second floor
Lesson 40
9.   frK -tn>
10.   A>A,     <      11.   U    A>A.     12.   A^A, fcA
completion
sense
time
simple
13.   \i E 9 § J; 9
14. ^A, i £ 9
a pedestrian bridge
study
15. Siv rt>l>
a church
16.  (JÖ -9
a direction
17.   < 9 ~9 an airport
18.   L-    -Ö      19. i!o -9
H3
thought
a school
20. HA. -tro
21.   -tro   461^    22. LA  -tro     23.   9 -tro
11
construction
explanation
kind
right turn
— 184 —
Lesson 41
I smih I
h 1
B - 2-
(Kanji Compound -2-)
£A [hi ML)
an old man senility one's old age
man   "~-;~" after
-ization
Lesson 41
h 2
2 - 1 . >1^CQ«£^
	MM															
*	aged					(6)										
																
																
-^(is)v»& to get old                         &;£0tv> • %l)<DB (£» ^;A(^>9 • £4)   an old man                              Respect for the Aged Day																
	tribe ^ clan					(11)										
	3-	>														
																
^^(^ •-?"<)   a family                 KJg-/':(AA • f < • tfJ < ) ethnology !£;$£(<&A • -?"*<)   a race, a people    /R^ffi (1~^ • -P < - irk)   an aquarium																
	supply j deliver					(10)										
i		n		*		1			K,							
																
( < (f) &   to deliver                        'L^KLA, • liV) i" &   to worry @2it((iV^ • £o)1--?>   to deliver         5>SS(^4 • iiV)-^   to distribute																
451
452
453
— 186 —
Lesson 41
11^						<AJ:^                  *>3$ (Ilk)										
	1 art skill					v jl 7 (11)										
		\														
																
^f<f(L*9>- C»«>o)   an operation                    • C*9>*3)   art, skill li^T (^ ■ Ztfp^)   fine arts                 S^r^OfV- L:^"J-7>)   an artist																
	retreat					(9)										
		-a	t		it											
																
jiK^^ • ^A,)-f~£   to leave hospital  Wt-(fz^^ ■ 7)f<)~t-&   to leave school )Mft: (tz ^ • L v) T      to leave the office																
	effect					£ - <                     a £ (8)										
	>•	>-				ft										
																
$j(^)<   to work on, to be effective  ^T^/ (*9> 7 ■ ^ -) ) validity %]W:(z\n-fr)   an effect                  feM(ts-Z\7) invalidity																
ft	people folk					(5)										
-7		r														
																
HH$:(>I < ' hk)   a people, a nation     WtRittk • hk) refugees TfTSlL • hk)   a citizen                   BM^ifrk •       • #?<) ethnology																
— 187 —
Lesson 41
458
	it*															
s/5	visit					ütr-tL* (id										
			3-**•	r	n	> a		0		5/5						
																
@7j ( fz~f)         to call on                    gTjRi] ((i -) • & A) t £   to pay a visit $}j(&b)tl&   to visit (a place)           iTj^OS "? • ^M 1"-2>   to visit the U.S.A.																
	face					(18)										
				it	f			*	r	r		TfTT				
																
II(t^Jo)   face                                 'Stiff(-^A • /6JA-)"t"&   to wash one's face fffe^Jb* • ^/?)   complexion           gI@j(/55X • *6Aj   the face																
459
460
tooth
(12)
1	y	\y						if	f	f						
																
ft((i) it (li) 7		a tooth 7 v   a toothbrush						ffifffe (L • ^ • v>)   a dentist i*f$ (li • C£ £)   a gear								
— 188 —
Lesson 41
2    2. t^<&$jj|li
1. 2. 3. UK 4. II 5. it
6. >L«t^ *— <k>b-fZ> 7. iiKt^ «— Ai%-f£ 8.                9. a*       10. mi)   «— 11. Kjfc£
i. M^ciiiife^i;^^^, ^^a^l-sel-cv^o
3. 5gA*-^K^£^£#£l!>fc£o
4. &fflft£OHF^±Jcifc^T% «t < tvt*?t 7 'J #?>il* fcmn-fho
7. lXIU-C^v^AA-ib^¥fniIfJjOH'7^KoTv^o
— 189 —
Lesson 41
2-3. mtmm
I. DK&iS&gl^fcAfifcS^o
1. to wash one's face       2. to have a toothache       3. to visit
a>#
4. to worry about an operation 5. to quit school
		(T)		
i/» t«o      L^ i±v
tz^ ak
6. an effect   7. an old person     8. a family       9. a citizen
Zo a^
a> -r<
1. to get old      2. validity «-► invalidity     3. This medicine is effective.
ist. nil.
(7)
4. to deal cards
				- 0			
		5	. to deliver the newspaper				
	h						
< If
LA  MA lil^ £o
— 190 —
Lesson 41
6. a boy -*■      a young man -*■     a middle aged man -+   an old man
7. the art museum in Tokyo 8. to visit my teacher's home
		<0H								4-		
9. a resident       10. This country is a multi-racial nation.
									
									t5>
1*9    4 A,
I.        (    ) Kft^fcjil^fct^&^o
1. (     ) £ ( )
2. r(      ) li (       ) ttrtiO (       ) *-AT\i tv^is^iij^
i    r *■   t'   < Sit /v
3. il<7) (      ) li ( ) X"$)£>o a multi-racial nation
<    l: t: A A * < Z «■
( ) L/Co
5. (        ) -C (        ) (   ) Iftztf, ( ) 1-4 i-C* i: 3 ( ) <"h
6 .  Z\<D/*Z#- h li
— 191 —
Lesson 41
JL~y h 3
<&ti&ŽA.£-k<D=¥->
WTAAtJf*$ AAA^AA\ AéAttA£LŽLA0 £ < t:v^c A AM ÍĚ A lit. IT-£ OíAŽLAo AC^jKAb'=éc5lct;iEÍ&A*^ Ž LAo £U£l± i: A tABd LA, t-^A ^■K^fr £ Ž LA AKAéAA AA;j L Ž LA0
rAEA m%-%-Ť-%*LÍ-t0 AífiížAS^íi^AŽAAo AftAb 'A^tAJ £ L ŽAo í/AÍI±Í^ttáA, i^t^o < AA^L'J LA, A i! AóiiK L/:bVs AAAAAoj
r'AMAJ li^AU^A^A&áAAAAoj H£AAPfl^ á L/A AŤfAA fAA>-AÍ)A:AA£attíA, A L AA Aftíř, C ^iA'%^IAA)ltio H^ŘÍfc-taMf-t < A^i^oj Ě=*(A A^v^íOÍC r ě A tiAA 4AÍ o A, A(i"áó b^AtOlMÝliHAAAoj tHot, É^ffi^liA
MMr < fJ (A    < :''iLA;- intLfzo rAWkf> ^«^7 A>{ btfAj
AAAoj
i(W-fi± LAA < Ax.TAbA^ t LAo rL^áA - AA^oJ
^OAiiL>7W/í7Ž'-*^oA, ioifáb^ACé^^ífě Ž LAo AfAí^A íáAAt WS LAo
*ttAA (íi»^»Aí)     an ambulance ij /N tf ij = ijAt"'Jf-v3> rehabilitation
~iH (AA     ~ years old     Eft (<& í) i^Uft <   to visit a sick person ~IC ±ž   to drop in (to a place) a rose
[K  P4J] 1. A(£Ž>£AliLA LAAISLŽ LAA0
2. Aíli wíž     < biA/A> ^^-Cíi^^tt^o
3. AWCb^Ar£L&Aft(£& 19 ŽAAAo
4. U^tAJ (ifpia^CA^AAAo
5 . AWAi±AA*§AJABj£ííoAAě á LAAo
— 192 —
Lesson 41
On J.
<i^lN-5&^ ^   (Instructions for Use) >
t'Uti, v^v^4'-^A (instructions) A'o^TV^-fo L'WCb^
— 193 —
Lesson 41
m (&b)v> Wash
Rinse Mt (-rv> *) *> v )
Water flow P#W (LAA) Time to (fiot^) Spin
(-t±- A-7t < #   Washing Machine)
Water level fft (tvO Low
(*>   -) ) Middle ift ( CI -9 ) High
mill (AAJt'A) Power On/Off
Hr^^ (fHI   Vacuum Cleaner) 36 ( £ j: -7 ) Strong 4" ("b *9> T ) Medium ( L v <) Weak
t;j Off
J* h — 7* (Stove) $$VJ&lc (AA £      J:   )    Ventilation necessary
ft (fa) h t § $j'A (Li 9^)   Turn off when going to bed fp-/fiB#MA (^t9>-9$>LLi^A)     Turn off when refuelling
Z. tz A) (Kotatsu: Japanese Table-type Heater)
SS (£Ah*) -t-*-Thermostat
iä (TV») Low
ßb ( Z\ ■) ) High
Temperature fine adjustment fafatb Warm aboüö Hot
mm (*<tzA,)
Quick heating Retaining warmth
Alarm
L-^^A)A>-9--
Room temperature sensor
1^^ — ^ "V b  (Electric Carpet)
S.JS!PI@i5 (i5 A. h'A i "9 -£"3)    Temperature adjustment Blifffiff^$t {tzMX3) #A-£§; § I) Ax.)    Change of heating area t£ ( U-fr<0 )A>+)--   Light sensor
— 194 —
Lesson 42
I S42H |
h 1
3: ¥ £ >S   (University Life)
A^ /	wits • -*^a • i**		
V			
3^		,	
		S¥ y	
4 ^		\-^	
			
			
—'Jfl&^fS  Oo(i%^k<)    general subjects (-£A-&A^k<)    special subjects
il \K # @   (* /v   < /V t <)     elective subjects
'J^f t?f4" @   (tfoL*^'!)1!!  compulsory subjects
"3kW^  'Hoit/v) experiments
If #fff 2: field work
^Ullffl^C ('?"-> ^* J: "9 ^> A\£>A,) a graduation thesis WC^^&k (^iTv><toLt9>';)    teaching practice
(^"°^rJ:')) graduation i&llc 9)     necessary, required
^.fi (tzA,^)       a credit
— 195 —
Lesson 42
h 2
2 - 1 . ^<D»t^
8*^		Til*					< ^<J;A               t>3? (n&)										
		graduate					7 7 (8)										
			r		P	AX		*									
																	
$f        '    I -))1~&   to graduate          A^Wi*^ ' ^< ' • ^* i -) • -£v>)   a graduate                         a college graduate																	
afflB		discuss debate					o > (15)										
			>•	>■	r	n	o		6	«■••iL— 0	Ol			offl]	>/>. offl		
																	
Srai {h ^ •           a thesis, a paper              IliJm( ') • h A>)   a theory lifra      - hk,)-fh  to discuss, to argue       mM(^ ^ • '9) logic																	
		fruit real					(8)										
	1																
																	
%{&<D)h   to bear fruit                  ^It ( Co • ItAJ ~f-5)   to experiment ^K^-Uo)   a fact                      IffltttCo- J;-) •Tl)^; practical																	
461
462
463
Lesson 42
	MM					< A J: h.                 t>H> (üSO										
	research tone j					(15)										
	>-	>-	>•	r	> n	p	D	in	rn	tn	tu					
																
M{Lh)-~<&   to check                      Ml-(hll • L)   condition, tone X 1 • ^)-fh   to investigate    ifi(^J;i A) harmony																
	necessity					(5)										
s	V		*l													
																
'1&(A& <b)T surely, without fail 'M(Ö1^ • i 1 )&   necessary, indispensable																
	indispensable essential					(9)										
	1	n						•fe-								
																
ic©)^   to need                            JifK         • X. i) & important IKiT • ^T)t^>   to demand      f*(<t / ■ TA)   the point																
		genus sort					(18)								
															Pip
It															
fi(Lj: • ^l/')   paper, documents     ISff ( LA • & </>) relatives ÄAK^A • -5)^)1-^   to classify          MHIg-©^ • ^ • r)   a synonym															
— 197 —
Lesson 42
464
MM
research tone
< a.
f" 3
(am)
(15)
0
n
in
in
in
0/'
5/p.
M(Lh)^<i>   to check M-f(hil • L)   condition, tone
14(*) n ' ?)t^i   to investigate    Hfn(^ J; "9 • fr>) harmony
	necessity					(5)										
s																
																
surely, without fail '&^(U"3 • J; -) )&   necessary, indispensable																
	indispensable essential					(9)										
	I	n														
																
IH^) £   to need                              Afc (LS ^ 9 • <£   ) & important l^U ^ • £ t<b             to demand      f^U^-TA-)   the point																
465
466
467		genus			
		sort			(18)
				vk.   I      !      I vii-r I I	
— 198 —
Lesson 42
2-2. m#mm
1. ^fg-f-* 2. H^lľá 3. mi?* 4. f&;fc
s. 6. 7. 8. m*<z>
9. #r       io. mi
2. l^lii/MJU »3 fcffiô^o
4. txsfcžšitf&oiz&mu&mtftzi žkhho 6. %m.\z\hn^&hn^ r£íLLátj tw^0 8. m^m^i^icizt täöi>0
— 199 —
Lesson 42
2    3 . & $ $111
I. □t;£3fc?£3:£A*ifc£v\,
1 . to graduate from university
2. a thesis       3. an experiment
4. to investigate
5. necessary 6. documents
7. good at
8. impolite
						
LA			£9		Li	5i>
9. condition
TJ.   □ ^®^£i#IA-£AA&$^0
1. a graduate       2. a college graduate      3. without fail
A
4. to discuss
5. a theory        6. logic
<0
200-
Lesson 42
7. a fact 8. practical use      9. fruit, a nut 10. to say thank you
U'Uo L o   J; 9 * h-
11. to investigate        12. important        13. to demand 14. the point
	41-&								
		l 9	±9		i9	t <® 9		J:?	
15. to gain 16. income     17. to lose one's job        18. to fail
Li t<      l-9 r*9
in. M^ii^i?^fo-tt^^^?v>o
1. c\<nhk.&L<Dl tTA,££ <h*6&$^o
3. fr;tL<7)i/>*>toA,7j>A,<7)L- i £ < l±, 500^Ax.ACf,L^^-To
4. dW-v^co^Cfi, t, j; -9 to^i:tlXL^L^o
5. <b 9 § J; 1 ^hk^^MX      -ofzhfi^AZ-, W^ltL^^UhZoLtZc
— 201 —
Lesson 42
J." y h 3
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+	
8	T If
	
	
2    * 7t |
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If k * £
t * v
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T'
*^i)fzlf%:fc>   The spring is in all its glory. #(-?'A.) £i~t = fiV^il"   (humble expression) £>7!p(;FfJ|'C   by a person's favor, owing to H.^^ df^^fft *>•*?)    during one's college days ioWt&(~&to) to receive assistance
^!t(i)   AJt) o Z£\->i Ltz   Thank you very much, if (i5 *))= B#  an occasion, when f$(i)0)l±lfit = W^i-f   (humble expression) ^(i/>)75»i"   to make good use of t£±s*S (L* 9 L^T^)    a M.A. course ^tEt^ ("^"Vi-^tA, Did)    a letter of recommendation $r#(/9*o X) t£ JoH^^   a one-sided request
$ L|R(fc>tt) C'^^i-itA = 1"* J-^^   (polite expression of apology)
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Lesson 42
t) Hill iiOti
<«fi»a>EAM>
How to Write a Personal History
2        (Hil) tfi (One's home address, nationality)
3 ^gffll (Higher education) £ IE At £ - 10
m)
	BSfP62^ 4 Jf A^ TO 2 • 3 ■ «		
	TO2 3M£A^ 6•3•$H		00*¥OOMOOM
±	TO 6 ^4 £A^ 8 • 3 • 4nt		OOA^Af^OOffi?m OOt!MiOOII#
			
Steffi (W		(Academic degree)	
fit	TO8^3 £200		OOff±/001f± OOA^
5 SIffl (Employment)     £tt£, A^£, fflftflffc ^EAt* -
to
6 *-<7)H&*8 (Other work)      *A<7)#f"h Lfclfcfc, gjf&
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Lesson 42
m m m
ft « o			*« (BIS)
Hgfp    ^    ft b£ « (			Ht3(     ) -
Si ±			
	■    • A¥ »     •    • $n		OOATOO^^OO^f4
	•    • A3*		OOA^A^^005ff^f4 OOtSflOOH#
	//           • • //           • •		
			oo&±/oois± OOA^
^ n b			ft m
^   ^ b			
//             ■         • •			
			
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Lesson 43
I fg43if |
-1-7 h 1
QitOWlWl (Verbs of Change)
mm
ill A>
m &
If A. tii
to increase
ilt(^)& to decrease
+ W < fr)k_h to add
to become few
mn-fh
to increase to decrease
to change
(«*ro>
0        10       20       30 40
to disguise to change
GOES tf$*«CTj£fb
a*
1984*
1966* 1975* 1984*-
"I           1 L	
^W«M^k^«4.&l	
	
	
i        1 |	
	
	
	
1         1 1	
nnnnnn
flnnrin
2A I   2  3 4   5 S  7 8  9 10 M
600 500 400 300 200 100 0
mm
n a-ex
to transfer
jl(oib)ft& to line up
to proceed
(^B^cot^/i   1987j H^-tt 1987)
to move
+ il£(oo*)< to continue
+ *(*>&)< to walk
to move to continue to progress
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Lesson 43
h 2
2-1. m^omzjj
																
'a	add increase					^-^t (14)										
	\	J	r								**					
																
if(^)x.'6   to increase, to grow       i#JP (-?r ^ • ^)*t"^>   to increase if (-&»)-^i"   to add, to increase																
	add					<^-X^» (5)										
	ft															
																
JP(<^)*5^   to join                         #SP(£A, •              to join ftD(<t>)x_&   to add                        JDX(^ • i            to process																
	decrease					^-ht (12)										
	N	N "j					/'n		A							
																
M(^) 4   to decrease, to diminish         WPi^fk, • L J: 1 )~th   to decrease $c(^)         to decrease																
471
472
473
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Lesson 43
474
		MM										t y a <				«&)	
ft		change					fr-	X. h								(9)	
	-*~		r	t	ft	ft-											
																	
%(fr		)hh   to change ) x. h   to change (something)										#*)i~&   to change, to vary ^A,)   very, much					
ft		transfer														(11)	
s	s			i	i	i'	r										
																	
#(^o)£   to move f (l^lt   to move (something)											• t' ■) ) ~t h   to move, to remove • hL)   an immigrant						
475
		continue					oo*-< V'A oo*-tt4 (13)										
			&	t	Ir		r	r			**						
																	
#jc(oo*)<    to continue                      jIIje(ft A, •    <) 1"&   to continue ^(oo*)lt&   to continue (something)     ffi$c(-£ 7 •    <)   &   to inherit																	
		exceed pass					-r-rt (12)										
I	n					Pi	ft		*								
																	
jIW^   to pass, to exceed            jIj§ (o 7 • #>)-j" &   to pass ii(-f)         to spend (time)                           • Z.)   the past																	
476
477
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Lesson 43
		MM										t>3;				(h5	BO
		proceed advance					t-r-ts					V	>			(11)	
	\		i'	f	ff				%								
																	
M (~t~t) L'   to advance, to progress jM (*6 h   to advance, to promote														to progress advanced nations			
		from, than					(5)										
i	1/																
																	
Jil± (v> • D j; 9 )   more than               Wbu (^ • -tf 4) previously J21T (v» • *W   less than                               • r)   after that																	
		beauty					(9)									
				Y			%									
																
H(^o<)Lv»   beautiful                      (<^ • I l • v>A,)   a beauty parlor HA(C{~- CA-)   a beautiful woman          §i$f(£>'' C-t9>o)   fine arts																
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Lesson 43
2-2. m*uw
1. iSx-ž       2. *£&       3. 4.J|]x.S 5. ^k1"4
6. m& 7. 8. &t>Z       9. iä^S      10. Ütr
11. JĚJLJt        12. JílT     13. HU>
1. 1950^WÍÉ, Ťt"t»WÄ'>L, ^AWAP^UÍJOLtľ^žo
3. g^I#iaoT#< OípifWffé£ i^Cíoto
■t ó
6. ^3 0#5 53Sl£'t:"to *í:^WB#ltl±^LUA-CV>t1-o
7. Síi^nŕ-TA^Lv^iJco^oAŽ-E^o
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Lesson 43
2-3.
1. to increase
2. to decrease
3. to change
										
				ML	L i -5			^L		
4. to move		5	. to pass by			6	. to continue			
										
							hL	<&•'<		
7. to make progress			8	. beautifu		1 9	. more th		an —	
							—			
90<
o   c ,t -5
1 . The number of cars increases.
co
Jr.
3. A new member joins the club.
LL AH'1
2. to gain friends
4. to add salt
■210
Lesson 43
5. to join the United Nations
6. to go on with the plan
					1-*					
3<	ha,			; kd 9			*><		-r-r	
7. to step forward
8. the past 9. Winter passed.
10. to change the schedule      11. to move to Tokyo 12. to migrate
											
					9	cT J; 9		9-5			W> 9
•A^i £® ^3 £f£ o A# § Ax. & $
1. CI ^ o 9 t AfaAfaAAx.A^&0
2. 1945toA,v>r, (A5A LAOiA^'i^fc^^l^^li, i5jo^<-\AALA
3. 3faAAAAX LAtrbWLA^^ Atf A L j; i LTV>4,
4. iv>£ LAAU^ ^fAA&o£t Ato
5. t ^ § i AAoti1^ fo t i/A*AiAAJA>ti^c
Lesson 43
3
	1965	1980	2000
&f:(kcal)	2,184	2,119	2,644
	350	226	177
	60	92	89
	42	63	58
	70	65	25
	10	17	42
1*131	30	68	79
i r	35	38	47
	57	115	258
ft	76	93	101
If 36	219	251	279
	59	155	114
2000^12, 177gKi#o-CV>£o
7£<75^(i, B*A1 At5?1 HK&^Tv^&Fp <7)a( g)£ < h^tz^nxhho
*-¥f*A\t, 1965^*: < fc^&i:, 1980^(±, t>T^H65kcalTISIorv^^ 2000^1:fi, 460 kcal&ifx.Tv><5>0
1965^2: < 1980^$ h H2000^~CA^
t^tlt5s± t LT£ *£^ Awttffi') 1965^C(±, 1 A 1 H350g b&^T^tztiOtf,
d £>40^raowgft n J: £ £ .&toti& o
*Jt^'S (Li <-£105^0) one's diet Jt ( ^ i "9 ) amount •/fill (ifl> L) oils and fats ?LMpnp (K® milk products
( L ® L l < ) the staple food f?H (^S^) vegetable
[ft  M]  1 • 1965£r^><7)H*A?>&yi±£V)j: ^ 4» kntzitzfro
2. 2000^(79 H*A«tW±, ^gRfrri**,* <^fkL^^0
3 . * S f) ^ h ti £ < & o   Jtpan llfa^o
4. &&£<7)|I]<7;&£?£li, ^^IZlfcoti', ^Lt</i?i>o
i£ a chart
*A* (feol) j; -7) calory
( ^> "9 I- ^ 0 ) milk ~Jil (.So ) -stlyle
(Z\tsg) wheat -~ (I i h to be due to
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Lesson 43
fcloTi^T fr
B# ft
B.C 500-
A.D1-
• 100-
• 200" 300-400 500
■ 6001
■ 700 800
■ 900
■ 1000
- 1100
- 1200
- 1300
- 1400
- 1500
- 1600
- 1700
- 1800
- 1900
m
710
794
ft
1185
if
1568
11333,
f*4t
1868
1945 IJIft
a
ffijg (-£v>tl£)    the Christian Era B#ft (Ztz^)    a period <B$f^E7^>   the division into periods W>tfa (lfA,L)    primitive times ■jjfft (-I/itO    ancient times ^tfr ( h tf> "9 -ttv>)    medieval times iftii recent times
jfift (§A©i^)    modern times 51ft UfA/i^)    the present age
(pre-earthenware period)
Jomon ware (straw-rope pattern pottery)
3ft £ (AJ:^)
Yayoi ware
ancient burial mounds ( A "q ) Nara (place name)
¥t£ (-^-i^A)       Heian = Kyoto itlf (At < h) Kamakura
Lesson 43
lUflr (tshih)       a place name in Kyoto
Northern and Southern Dynasties m.m (■Ö■^r<)        the Age of Wars £±#fcÜJ (h^h i>      i)     a place name KP (If) Edo = Tokyo
IS) Meiji period
AIE (fcv^Ll ■?)    Taisho period HSfP (Lxiio)       Showa period Heisei period
Lesson 44
I wum I
v h 1
ü T        (Expressions of Abstract Ideas)
A i Bktm-tz
compare A with B
0*
A l BÄt4
contrast A with B
common points different points
— 215 —
Lesson 44
7h2
2-1. m^omzu
																	
		compare					(4)										
-	t																
																	
ifc(<£>)^£   to compare                 itji(£> • \l-<®.l)   specific gravity *]Jt(fc^ • l»-fh   to contrast        itM(£> • tlh^-fZ   to be proportional																	
481
	. contrast					(13)										
	r	fj					\\									
																
J£$c(C> • 7> <) -fh   to compare																
482
/I		opposite, anti-reserve					(4)										
—	r																
																	
kfoOiA, • CO^ )   a reaction               fc&diA, •                to reflect jifxXV''■ (±/o)   a violation of a rule    R((±/0~ anti-~																	
483
Lesson 44
m*		MM															
		counter-against					v4 (7)										
			f		r												
																	
-KfcKfcv») LT   against-               2 *t (i>>) 3   2 to 3 föi((±A • fcv^-fa   to oppose          — *J/(^o • apair(of-)																	
		approve					(15)										
			f		fr			**						f	t		
																	
~ t-SľfiSc( $ /L • •tírV^)"t"'2>   to agree with —, to approve of — ~~^Jr|H]( $A • t'l )i" 4 toapproveof-																	
Ü		common together					(tí)                            + 3 <7 (6)										
—				it	it	it											
																	
ÄiKšid -o^)cO   common              ÄÍ^K^J:^ • t"-') j cooperation ÍLfDHK š l n • t> • Z. < )   a republic      ÄÄ!^ -) • Š J: Ť )   public, common																	
i		direct, just straight					fcfc-ž ^3* fcfc-t (8)										
	-r		I	ff		t	f	Ü									
																	
ÍÉE             to repair                        iÄÍŽ("b i < • >T)   immediately after íIÍSíĹ(*> «t < •              direct current    ítfé("b J: < - -Čo) direct																	
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Lesson 44
		mm															
k		surface appear, table					(8)										
	t							k									
																	
3i($)hfo)~f-   to express                      %feM. (li o • 0° I n ) ~$ h to announce ^M{1> i. n • if A,)   an expression          3kM(V-1 l • £>A,)   a surface																	
		appearance presence					(*f>t>-i-) (id										
—	T																
																	
3K&<ofo)ft£   to appear                  iRiX Of A, • /iv>)   modern times Jl^(tfA-^A)   cash                      51£0f7v-$V)   the present																	
		begin first					Iii:-* ->a liu-iöt: (7)										
				V		ft											
																	
$ ((± C) «6T   for the first time          iSJK L J; • tW   early summer S*0($V» • L          first                   *U#KL.t-li)   the first steps																	
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Lesson 44
2-2. r*«kb
1. it*<Z       2. £*ŕtá       3. 4. fi-r       5. Mt
6. ílftá       7. JtHUtÄ       8. ttJfrt*       9. Síjltá    10. #J#)-C 11. 12. fS^-ti 13.
2. -v->i • * - Klá, m&J: »)féílJfc*o
9. miMM^Iktcn^^h^^htt&W&htiho
— 219 —
Lesson 44
2-3. wtmw
1. to compare      2. to contrast       3. to oppose        4. to agree
5. common problems    6. a direct expression    7. for the first time
$>x
i 9 -9-5   t A.    o      *> i < -tf"9 O-i -5 If A liU
1. first 2. a traffic violation 3. a game between A and B
It
A
B(D
4. against — 5. personal relations 6. a republic
~" lx
L *l>
i;
fC^ tzl"    LA   frA, 111^ Si 9    6      3 <
7. immediately after     8. direct     <->      indirect       9. to announce
^i<  -tfO A^   -tfO J*^ tfj;-?
— 220-
Lesson 44
10. a surface      11. to express    12. to compare 13. relatively
■f
14. cash
If A.   % A,
< h
15. the present    16. the first steps       17. early summer
liA (Do
ft
If A £V
Li ti
Li 7i>
18. a reaction 19. to be opposed to 20. a co-operative study
It A,
§ J; 9  if 9  It A g Kb 9
in. ^coi^a^'ijii^t'Ko-cft^^x.i^v^
2. iiii^tti, &3 0 t!pA £ i 9 £7>jo{::<fc£>;b§&^o
— 221 —
Lesson 44
h 3
fWSp/f AH § i LA„ ALA, A¥<7)4Ü 0*^*4 LAo AB (A &w
HFIAo^A^L&ISLLA^ Ag^iAo
B*0#?tt^Ü^W->X AA^5jf^LAv>i,lo A^ä Ao BAA, äa
(AAA) @wphia*i?3)i5<:ä£ l, m&xi±m%%:mm^% n t la0 aa;:;a
fä* £äEÖA £> fii AA\ B ^«sttwt <AtAHirvat     fW-oC'i S lAAAA -f>K(A j&nif,        tfcWfc fKl(7)->Ar/. H£oT#i LA-: SiflyXfACIi, d *>3A?IJ.6&* 0 i AA\     > KAA-A4'(- >aa a ;i i a, &IA ^St B^^liUvX-rA^ibUL-A ÄiI,£Afflita£fär-j"1 (ta, a a - A, 4 > KA^-?A->*a^£#AA^A©v^Ao £A\ *A3If&£®^a£AAAli £<, B^w^tt^I^LT, f:«gfyXfA|;ovAitAi^ AA^CiiAt
♦ la's*  management i£f£ (-tirACT) after the war
fäü (tt A t 9 ) A 4   to examine
ffN    1 . 5ffS<7) rA=fXj <A feJ£^LT^tAo
2. 5tfg A^ 7tfg^7'J £A</A*;.fitA       A liltitAt A, SitAAAo
3. T 'J £ AtfOftJf^-f — vl±, ^M^itfJTAAo
4. &&A^H£^ttIIAov>T, |h]LJ; 9 AX tf-A£#A&äv>0
H'SIAS economic growth f'JA   an advantage
TfciltS   advanced nations
n 7     to fit, to Suit
— 222 —
Lesson 44
l±, ^Oo^3@l!cDs£3l (index) ^^to ©gaUII^I (reading index)
m^(D^m&tmm&*50M$ (&v order) C^t^f, AotI
®SBtt*3l (radical index)
ji^cog^f (radicals) fcH^^-fc^JlSHM^T* ^3 1"0 P^^v^^WgPIr
(3)i^ilj^?| (stroke count index)
tf$>&(DX\ ^^-t(D^±^.Xi-0
m^<o* i;(i, ^ft^im^5^ c < v*i> co & * i91 -t0 ^co rg^m*iB#:^^j
(Radicals and Similar Shapes Reference List) (i, t$ .f^lf-^"f < 1" h tzt>\z{^ tyfltzi>(DXto U\g<Dlit>b<DW<DMllZX.oX, 7'^ — 7°5t't LX&ty £-f0
(-SI5)
Br
— a — / P s. S
46 H 05   660 466   II36 1356
362    654 795    850   1138 971 1305
K m / i ¥
I314   100I 382 973
397    781        I354 552 763
TW fWis Pi
1292   1094       1223
Or
1257 1352
357
CB h
186
j "j m /
4I     lal 761
I >j« / ** ;n hj
465    464 669        381 371
/ 4$ MM / n H /
1304   1311 1354 1260
^ Fg i m / it #<
654    1058   527   1380 649 1395
[3 Itl    [3 (fc) 1216 1270
178   1013 411
1385       1306 797
± *
255    068 1156
7t / ± t* 1157 277 1391
526    828 11*16
»  it £ 1302       1363 798
350 493
© A Tfc * 3fc
587    871    911 1230
287    769 3C2
#7v!t|i| (1992) ra«!«l§MSIi*ftJ (H-ISO 4^mi*)
— 223 —
Lesson 44
tih< hi <UA,
Ex,
\hh-b (-t)J *
<  S  * 9       » JO "J »
e - * *• m
s a m • | 3 S 5 " *
fjl©
.! CO y
ti s it if 4 co mm
Ml'
»5
t'f'3
St* ■ •f
'ft
80
to® J l J)
53 » 8 @ CO ±- o i
1 *     as :
¥ £ °
4 6 L to
at
it
c r
in
7224
■0 •- ft
I* © £
£ -f
«29 493D 955C
S-2
T b
3
h 5-4
2. [&\L#><n^<n^frljtfftfrbti:^t% 2. i in^ogm^^ t § -
L. ft £ < l ^ A,
Ex. ritfraJ : WJ Wgp-fli TW (rA^A)J T\ jB^(i7 11o S$c<7>-? bCi
2 . 2   ii^OgPf^^ b?£^t$
Ex. r^&j .• r^j <nw%.z%t;z.2>£, mxhh0 mmmiizit, mwwtkn
2. 5.
3. ffiff e.
1. ttft 4. 5Et
2. txa 5. i:/^
3. ±jk 6. tffl
— 224 —
Lesson 44
[ «91 ] xtDmrni^mmmm^zz^o
1. 4. ftffl
2. Jttfc
5. St)
6. ^
1. MSilJt
2.
3. igims^ngB
!ifP^*"Cir LVni^cOff     IfcRfc, (i:*<r   compound words) tetZM^
		
00.		
		*   slM&^vnrtZ   to fill in
		
w rl ^ ^		IC)   an article frPfl K ffi S   iWh o £0
		§ L ^ )   a reporter
		L&(1~)   to note, to write
		
— 225 —
Lesson 45
I £54511 |
D_- y js  l"|----jI^OSS
&#0>)I¥ - 3 - tt * flD^ (Abstract Ideas)
&§1S* -  = ^SI^~ all the subjects
all 4=^4   all the students
ik£.M   all the production
^«   £P£   ^ffi £1*
lU -  =—#~ Hfr   the newest
the most ~    ftrS   the highest, the greatest M^Ji   the first
ftx m& mm mm m& m&
% -  =the ~ th       % 1 ^   the No. 1
£30   the 3rd time t^EHS   the 5th lesson
M -  = ~^&i>        4SMIt   no examination no ~ felt®   no planning
$£;§;Hfc meaningless
feM'b   iSf*   *Sf4 *5CJJ
o
^ -  =~-CI±&i^      *&5$ informal
not ~, un-     ^f4#W unscientific #l«3ft illogical
yf/\ -  = ~"Trti&v^      ?r-'j2>ic& unnecessary ~L&^        ^'/±S:^ careless un-, in- ^li^D^ unkind
Wtt
— 226 —
Lesson 45
V-o If U
mm®
X t
■to
-14
-ft
= ~CD<£ 9 & -tic, -al -tive
-ness, -ity
character
-ization
-ize (with x )V)
f-H-^W scientific H'/^M economical fs%SM logical ♦ itf&W comparatively
£&ß«J   AKW jSlfW
4.^14 productivity
ATsTtt humanity
^ffl'tt   practicality, usefulness
IHJS'tt   national character üüillfi   high speed
animal matter
jfi'ft'fb modernization iSiiX'ik'tZ)   to modernize UMit industrialization T.Mifci~Z>   to industrialize
mat mit gött fiMit #Hk ssfk
Iff- (Li) =v>^v^& various
#- OO =Zti-?ti<r> each
M~ (^n) = M;fr<7) both
7^:- (•&) = S/i~&^ not yet
05      = law
= ~fj:(k method -fjHj = $UJ£ system
(^) ~ lesson, section ~J$k (~$A) = line, railroad -PJ3  (*>^^) =   to be ~ ing
(C^d) =   all ~, whole ~
its itn mmm imm itfffl #a      #£tt #ifPfl #*ffi
ffiffi M# MS IMA^ *£n
ffifflri aWri Itlrii K¥«U äÄSU *fflHfU
sun ^iäif %mm ^m* mm* 1»*
B**   tfrlS^ -a*
Lesson 45
«7h 2
2-1 . yg^Sg^f
	1:1*					<A.J:*                      *>3 5 (W£)										
	.   whole, all					(6)										
/																
																
£(£o£X-fc^   not at all = £#=(-1^ ■-t?A,)"-fcV> ^K-tfA • V^A)   all the members      ^(-tfA • ^)   all, the whole																
	most					(12)										
\	n	&						I"	f							
																
M(i>^t)i>   the most ~                   llifi (£ V> • # A.) recently jtmS^-afcO   the worst                      ($ V> •           the lowest																
	no, non-un-, dis-					7" (12)										
;								JjtL-i		jt"-						
																
*(&)(,>   not to exist                        ;K• '.:     secure, safety ftSURKfr • -£v> • if A,)   limitless              (tf • CI 7 ) invalid																
491
492
493
— 228 —
Lesson 45
	MM					< A «t *                     * > 3 5 (®££)										
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m&mM(l> • if A •       ■ X£)   unrealistic                  ■ CI i) • L\t •? • Ch)   an emergency exit delinquency																
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	target, (suffix to make na-Adj.)					A A (8)										
	f	fi	fi	i	W											
																
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	sex, quality (suffix to make N.)					( v 3 r> )                         ( 8 )										
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		law, rules method					(8)										
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		control system					(8)										
1	/-		t>	\		$											
																	
ftiJJK ("^ • t')   a system                               ffiJH (-t±"V> • ^ <)   a uniform kM$IJ(^V^ • v>A •          a membership system																	
P?	L	impose, assign section					(15)										
			-v	>-	f	n	d	0	p	5	>e	D	If				
																	
to assign                    A#I3c(CA • C • fr)   a personnel section 1f ±l£fi(l± < • L • 7> • -CV>)   a doctor course																	
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2-2, mfrwm
I. &m     2. 3. 4. 5. t&iui
6. aw     7. ic-tt      8. tit      9. 10. naiiK
II. m^^L^mm.=mmmWi    12. s^äi?*»« 13. Atfl- « 14.
1. H AOicW$IJÄ(i>  6 • 3 • 3 • 4SIJ-CÜO
2. !ÜEI±SI^MISW|!|g-Cto       a chief of the division of
international relations
frank and progressive
5. ga, tf^4^/m«#Mit^i,o
7. fli^ '^1WC# # C^^-efo psychologically very unstable
8. H3 0H?^»mA-t:f^^tLAo
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2-3. mzm^
i. nizm^bm^ixtizz^o
1. all, the whole   2. the first      3. free of charge     4. an emergency exit
											
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5. Lesson 4
6. a purpose      7. distinction
by sex
9. an educational system
lii i><   -tto if
8. a method
-t+o
10. a personnel section
LA,    L ^
1. all members    2. all over the country       3. the whole
-tfA,   OA -tfA 3<
4. recently      5. the last
-tfA £o 6. the biggest   7. the smallest
JO   5 A, Jo
Jo Lw>9        SlN fcV
Jo Li -5
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8. ignorant       9. indifference      10. meaningless     11. safety
tf     *> tc    frA,   LA, &     ^     h & L
12. unscientific 13. illogical 14. informal, unofficial
15. a third person      16. the second time    17. the fifth plan
£P   ZA,   Lf £V    C    M> fcV    -*     U   ttl^ tX
18. emotional 19. modern 20. practical
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21. a theory   -»•        theoretical   —to make into a theory
						4				
	h A.			h A.				3A		
. to produce -*				productive —*■					productivity	
						4			
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23. humanity       24. sociality 25. male
female
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26. how to use 27. commercial law    28. the civil law
			=										
L	Xo												
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J:				tz^			SA	3 0					
31. to institutionalize       32. the account section     33. a section chief
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1. ACACIA §A/i^T§£H>7^£^At;v^0
3. 7\iW5A<7?^/U3°-? O-tiro&^ti, AA^A-fv^0
4. fct -) t \tz\ -9 CI -) £-CT\ 4 feA-ttV^cofi^/9?< A1-tA/i0
5. -?-WltV^>< ti*i <0 iZVlfA.ZiX&tZo
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n : £(a) mm mm mm m)& m m mm mm mr) &(m) mm) m%) mm mm mmm
a:       t#?t£ §tu> Mm)% mtwm%
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m. mmmmiSiKtt - m / &m / mi& / km
x. Ä^t) -
2. $mm -
3. mmmm -
4. ^mmk -
5. y^mMs -
e. ímxmm -
7. AÍMUJŽ -
8. ?j)*ĚWm -
n.     ( ) nm^^m^iTfrhm^xAii^^^\
1. BMfy^ŕ^li, 6 ■ 3 • 3 • 4(      ) AAtiž„
2. (   )apw5o%ä<tfxšm^m*ltv^0
3. vXŤ-AÝ^aJbLT, £jÉ(     ) ͱ.\fho
5. ÝWA-Ali, £±( )5lbAti/:„
6. mt. ( ( )MKtz0
7. ( )#^&í&^&UI±R*|Aio
8. ffiL^7?m*mm(   ) tžo
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2. ant -
3. l^i -
4. tfjD -
5. A^ -
6. AP£ -
7. iikm -
8. fBmm -
9. £W
10.
11. mfji
12. JJJL±
13.
14. #JH
15. UttW
16. naw
1. &l±*<7)&jt,K (a. #ffj£   b. c. -Ctc
2.  'J-$A(i (a. 0«   b. B^m   c. a £>SBJlKftA.-?v>*£
3. zffimwai (a.       b. ^ffltt c. mmt)
4, &li#N?K (a. M^m  b. ji^W   c. ^fi«i*)±/:c
5. ftfili, (a. fl'ttffl   b. UttW   c. £te$IJ) WimdlL I l)SlfrX <7itli>c
6.  3>tfjL-^(75 (a. 1£ffl^   b. ^fflflj   c. £f&^1-*c
7.       (a. mmn b. isffiw c. mmm ki^&^ta mt^^iLxi,
Z\(DUX h 7>li,  (a. £MW b.
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Millie* (±-T£ffi)
ii 9ii-y\±m%&, ÜbtfttmW (<A) I1A0 *v^x.fcM (C^/v) \zt£b^
			
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	m	31	
M Ai	m	5	
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		29	aM:
		14	
		14	
		23	
	*	23	
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	m	5	
		26	
	m	28	hbh-fih
		13	
		39	
	m	5	r y
	m	13	t y
		39	7 >
		4	
	m	10	
* l		6	
		28	
		28	
	m	24	
htzfz-fr^	Van	26	
htztz-t^^	01	26	
htztz-ih		26	
htztz-thh		26	
htzt	bM	36	
htzb-L^^	IT	8	
h-tzh		28	
H   26 V>-< fif 9
26 V>L S 6
^   37 i^^-L^ ft 16
^   37 v^-C Mi 31
^   28 v>£-v> 13
f£   10 lA-fr ^ 13
Ä   15 ^ - 3
ftfi   15 TfT 20
yft  11 ^o-o "£ 3
S    6 i/^ ^6
X   26 ^ 12
30 ^ 15
44 H 42
||   44 ^-iU A 17
44 ^ & 23
^   17 ^ 5
£ 29 i' y & 9
$    8 ^> ^18
ftg    8 -f > 1 27
^31 Y> 31 33
[5]
g   22 ^ Ü 6
1   28 ^ £ 18
I   32 U ±4
40 ^ 29
|#   43 9-ttS ^ 29
43 9 Sj 17
a ii ?~-< l& 17
^   12 9 L 41 7
£    2 £ 42
^22 9 L-h 10
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		14
	m	14
		18
	*r	30
	n	43
		23
		23
		43
		23
		23
		43
•9 oto		34
1 i		7
n-itik		2
		35
•9	m	11
■9 -fr		35
V*		12
9 y	31	27
		
3-4	W	11
3-4		12
		23
3-4		33
3-*		18
		27
X_~<2>		42
3- y	R	3
3- y		14
x y	ffi	19
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jo-V>&
Jo~X. •£> jo jo-l/i
/J\ 4
£ 41
« 40
ij& 24
jojo-^IO iä-<
jo < -tl& ii L-X. h
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jo
jo & - -}
jo^
jo 1 - <"
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jo-^-r
jo-to^)
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yk
ft
<a
4 24
13 15 40 24
14 24
9 24 22
22
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33
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# 23
15
^ 5 ?£ 29 IÖ 41 S£ 37 (rJ| 28 ^ 36 ffi 29 W. 38
23 3E 15 M 16 $c 11
m
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4
17
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77
79
77
77 77
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79>
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77'M
9
77 ? 77 >? 79 ? 77 ?
77- <
i/C 2
T 4
ft 7
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Wi 14
# 14
ft 22
ft 22
5l 26
H 29
fffi 35
ön 43
43
B
159 ßt.b
45 1
@j 23
M 11
12
m 13
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K 6 ft 18
M 9 >M 9
?M 24
vf 9
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ft 37
f. 43
jSj 23
f£ 29
% 36
U 44
m 9
^ 25
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if?		2	[#]			A 3 7		28
if?		23				+ A		32
A-ltä		25				A 3 ?	ft	37
A-t	Ä	24	A		9			16
AA		22	A		16			17
A-tf	m	40	A	m	24	A>		2
AA-x. h		22	A	HE	27	A>		14
		10	A		32	A>	$	35
		28	A		34			
is 7		25	A		35	[<]		
t 7		33	A		37			
A 7		1			1		iL	3
iff	A.	29	A	Ü	27			20
AA- Lv>		36	lAA£	m	30	7		38
A A-LA		36	£-<	m	9	A		34
		42	§-<	So	41	7 7	H	39
Ate		2	A£		9	< A'9	m	12
		15	A/:	*	9	< ti-h		4
AA	IK	34	£ A	It	18	<	□	1
	S	17	£-SA		9	< A	m	13
A e> A		5			30	< [£-h	So	41
A© 4	ft	24			30	< A	m	23
		38			12	< -tf	m.	23
AA	$	15		X	3	< t		12
A A	HI	1	+ i*7		5		It	8
	ft	37		A.	21	< ^	fö	40
A-Aä		43	A^		31		it	44
77 >		5	A^7		33		*	9
	It	19	A A 7		7	< £-Lv>		38
* y		26	As		7	< 4 - L A		38
ii y	m	32	A 3 7	i	9			1
is >		36	A 3 7		15	< h	ffi	23
ii>		38	A s 7		20	< *>-v>	M	23
ii >		39	A 3 7		21	< A-A&	m	43
ify		5	A 3 7		37	< t>-t>h	m	43
ify	7C	16	A 3 7	&	38			
ify		33	A 3 9	It	40	[It]		
ify		41	A 3 7	it	44			
AAA-A&		36	A 3 7		9	A		4
			A 3 7	H	27	A		18
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>r4	It	11	37		13	■*r4	im	38
>r4	Ä	15	37	ft	17	*)-4	m	45
>r4	Ü5	22	37		19		M	11
T4		28	37		19		m	7
		38	37		32		T	4
		30	37		36		%	2
fry	TV	25	37		39		ft	11
7-7	In	25	37		40	Sit	M	11
7-7		30	37		41		T	4
ry		1	3'7		19	s-t	m	30
	JE	9	3" 7	o	29			25
fy	&	20	3 ?	111	13			25
	fit	21	3?	H	23			34
7->		29	3?	1=1	35			20
7 >		39	CI .1 <7)-o	X	3			36
		11		>b	36		m	26
		16			29		%	36
y>		40			21	ify		1
		43		?	21		31	3
		44	zt	ri	11			35
					27	*yy	n	44
				*	9		is	29
					38 13	WA		
	rtf	8			6			
	ft	32			27	y		2
a	f@	35	3 y		12	y	&	2
		37	3 >	m	13	y	m	3
—		2	3 >	m	25	y		6
		4	3">	s	11	y		15
'3*		3				y	±	17
_f		10	[3]					20
	&	10						22
3*	ss pa	11			7	y		23
	P	1	■9-		11	y	ft	24
3 7	*?	5			18	y	&	24
3^	rH	8			24	y	ft	27
3 7	ft	9		IS	15	y	Sit	29
3 7		10		is	18	y	m	30
3 7	«	11		«f	22	y	m	34
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	=±	34			29	v y		16
	ft	35	ya-7		10	y y		23
i/		41	y^		21	y y	«	24
is		6	•>!■)		24	v y		30
~J		7	->^7		26	V >	it	32
is		11	yi-)		37			36
		14		+	3	-> y	m	43
V*	ft	14	y^		19	yy	A	1
		19	y'i-7		38			
		22		ft	21	m		
		27	-> j.7		17			
is		28	y j. 7		41	X	m	19
V		33	y j. 7	#	26	X		36
is	&	34	V a >		31	XA		2
		25	~> 3	et	9	X7	»	22
L-f-^4	m	14	V 3		19		*?	5
	m	14	y 3	H	26		3^	43
	T	4	V 3		44		/>	8
	is	16	V 3		2		/>	8
		3	V 3 7		4		)§	43
->7		12	-> 3 7	/>	8			26
■>7	JÄ	21	V 3 7		27		31	43
•>7		42	v 3 7	jE	28	1-t-*!>£		43
y'7	0	1	V 3 7	M	30	t-ts	ft	19
>7		42	V 3 7	m	31	-tfa-h		24
> •/		3	V 3 7		36			
L&	□ pa	35	V 3 7	>m	37			
b$	H	20	-> 3 7		45			
	IB	13	v 3 7	±	4	-t^		2
	m	13	y 3 7	m	17	■fe-Y		14
	¥	1	V 3 7		19	-t^r		14
v +	tt	18	V 3 7	fit	36	-t^	m	14
-> -v		23	V 3 7		9	-t>f		18
*		27	V 3 ?		23	■t'f	&	22
	ft	24		im	42		jE	28
		38			33			39
		6			23	•W	14	45
V JL		11		ä	23		m	45
S' it.		15	-> >		5	-fc +		6
	m	33	~> >	fr	8			23
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		25	9"
-try		16	9 4
	43	29	9 4
-try		29	9 4
-try		30	9 4
-try		39	9 4
		38	9 4
-t y		2	9 4
■b >		3	9 4
■fc>		27	9 4
•fe^	&	30	9'4
-te 7		32	9'4
-t£>		10	9"4
*tf >		45	9" 4 9'4
			9*4
y	m	23	fzfr-^"
y^	¥	16	9 9
7'7	it	17	tzli
V7		24	tz-t
7 7	m	31	tz-i-
	&	34	tz-f-teh
	*t	34	fztz-L^>
	m	43	fz-o
		6	tz-o
v ?		14	9'y
		41	tz-Xh
7*7		43	tz-Xh
		22	fzCO-L^"
	w	22	tz<D-L$s
7 7		42	tzlf
et		18	
		39	tztb-t
7 7		20	tz-m 9 y
			9 y
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	ffl	1	9'y
	30			
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&	11			14
ä	24			19
in	34	f-	ft]	33
ft	37	f-	ifi	40
±	38	*>		3
	41			4
	44			14
±	4	fr- n	\_ff.	28
	15			4
	21	f-7	ft	6
	34			15
IX	37			7
	45	ft 7	If	17
¥	40			4
	8			10
	12	fa7	&	32
ft	6	f- 3 7		7
	6	f37		8
	17	f- 3 7	m	10
m	41	f-3 7		20
iE	28	f" 3 7	IS	42
	24			44
st	39			
m	37			
AL	24			
m	39	7^	*r	44
m	23	7 7	ft	13
m	23	7 7		17
m	31			24
	9			13
	29	o#	B	1
	6	o§*	&	28
	8	o-<	If	17
	38	o-<*		28
	5	o-<*	&	29
m	26		ft	11
='■>& aX	31			37
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		37
	±	2
oo'- <		43
		43
of		15
		26
oi-t>		21
		31
[T]		
T		6
tM		8
		15
		25
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	ft	45
t7		19
T?>		14
T--£		17
r >	JE	13
x >		26
■f >		27
r >		28
r*>	m	1
	it	12
f >		37
		
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	El	19
h	115	20
K	±	2
K		13
		21
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	n	20
		21
		26
Y*7		28
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	r«i	21
K7	Ü	14
	iJ	17
	ft	17
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ta	+	3
	vdb. m	14
	m	17
	m	17
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h- ?		31
h *		42
Yt		9
kZh		19
k l		3
k-th		13
t-\ilr	m	39
k-&		39
t-th	±	17
k-th		21
k-ik		31
k-fhh	±	17
k-tbh	®	21
k-sbh		31
k *>		15
k i>	it	44
k *)	,%	7
k-h		33
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& £16 Af*J 18 M 45 #3 22 7|f 44
	JO	22
		44
		4
		8
		30
		30
£-<		36
	&	30
	ft	36
&o		26
	-b	3
		4
		37
		21
		37
		37
		39
T>		5
T>		18
T>	Ü	28
		4
Lvv-J	—	3
		14
		38
		7
	IS	18
	0	1
	A	17
— >	A	1
[ft]		
A-C	m	37
		37
AL	±	15
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			ii/At
[to]			l±tzt>-<
	m	33	^7
		26	(±&
	i	38	fi&L
		38	!i^-T
		24	lifc-f
		24	(äft-tiä
		3	til*
* y		29	liA-v> (iA-v^
[<D]	m	40	(iAL li<b
j 7		27	
		29	li-ft
		29	(i-tlä
<7>A£		17	^ y
	±	4	^ y
<D-ts		9	m >
(D-h		17	rsy jiy
		41	[r>:
		7	
at	i§	19	
	@d	41	k:
		12	k
	A	17	k
	e	23	k
		31	1}
\$z\-&		27	r>
(iL		40	k'
(i L-ä 4		24	kf
	w	44	
fi		24	
		17	r>-<
\±tz	m	5	
«9	5	Vtz*)		18
ft	17	ky		42
A	3		A	1
%	32	l>t	—	3
ft	7			3
m	9	k + 7		3
m	9	r>-*?-f	ft	26
m	25	k a 7		44
m	25			13
	15	k" a 7		40
m	14	£>"b-<		13
	16			10
	5			13
	40	k >	a pa	35
	30 26	k">		16
	14			
	14			
	4			
IS	11	7		15
	44	7		15
	10	7		16
	19	7	Iff	20
		7*		18
		7"	to	45
		77	m	40
			m	43
	36		m	30
if	39		m	30
?!	39		m	30
	44	77	m	34
#	45		_-	3
0	1			3
A	2	7" 7		7
m	31		±	38
n	43		±	38
ft	26			43
	18			26
	33			17
	8			8
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"7 V		4	
Zfy		4	
f>		7	£ x.
•fy		9	£-lf&
			
	sp	18	£-t
		13	
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	¥	40	
		6	£ f
	so	37	£h-t
		43	£h-h
		43	v >
^\ y	M	24	
	%	43	
sty-	m	16	
	m	21	
			A-x. h
		17	
		15	A-f
		10	
		35	
*<7		39	
		41	
	&	45	
	tt	16	
		36	h<D-h
		18	
		38	b~-h
	*	4	\ y % y
			[Ü]
*	m	5	
i		23	
		6	tr-<
	10			40
	15	ts-ZW-)	fpj	40
tu	10		ft	28
ft	37		In	25
fctt	37			3
	32			20
	32			
jg	43			
PT	20			
	45			6
ft	11			5
	34		%	16
HI	13		m	11
	13	* y	m	29
7j	3			
		^7		l
	28	^7	a	6
	42			34
	9		®	7
	18			14
	8			45
	2		*	4
	13			33
IE	9		®	7
	14			27
	3			5
	39	•=e y	n	1
m	18	^ y		7
	42	^ >	m	21
	6			
m	9 38	[*]		
	41			10
		•v	m	40 12
				13
	45			12
	40	•V7		31
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	tit	37				a7		41
	m	37	[6]			D7		3
	%	8				n y	nffl	42
		5	y 4		9			
	A	3	7 7		23	[fc>]		
		1	V 7 V 7	*fr	29 31	7	IS	9
m			[*)]			7		25 16
'1%,		11						4
	03	33	'1		16		%	4
		15	u	a	22		m	37
		16	'J	Ü	25		%	4
		18			4	t>-f-tiz>	>[±\	36
		24		At	24	htz< L	fA	2
zx*y	03	33			21	^/:L	IA	2
		10	'J  JL 7		30			17
	m	12			31	frtz-h	&	17
	m	30	'J 3 7	n	23	t>h-n		36
			U 3 7		26		m	33
U]			'Ja1)		28	h-h	m	33
			V 3 7	PS	40		ill	28
	=f	25	'J 3 7		4			33
i	m	3	>; >	ft	5	Repetition symbol		35
		10						
	Ü	28						
3 7		10						
37		20			42			
3 7	#	25						
3 7		34	[tl]					
37		42						
v—	«	40			26			
X 0-0		3	W	IL	42			
«t-Ä		37			22			
«t-tr		9	v y	Ml	21			
		10	v y	Ä	31			
		37						
J: t>-v^		38	[3]					
«t t>-h	§§	38						
A*.	0	3	n	&	32			
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1.	(A)	: M 4	5	f* 5	8	ft 11			19	it 22	m 24
		24	ft 27	íl 31	If 32	ffi 35	m 35	ít 37	37	40	
2 .	Co)	: üfc 28	Bf 37								
3 .	i í±;}	: * 19	ft 19	m 43							
4.	(Jel	:4í 5	15	15	24	25					
5 .	?	: 5S 21	51 33								
6 .		9	10	í# 11	ÍS 15	m 41	42				
7 .	'I-fetó	:tt 16	\n 36	14 45							
8.	(*}	14		íl 30	íff 30	ft 30	fx 30	ÍT 30	33		
9 .	V í*)	11	vi 11	n	/M	« 17	22	•Ä 22	n 25	25	/m 26
		26	30	m 30	30	30	30	iß 31	í± 32	36	
		43	ÍŽ 45								
10.	p	: P$ 17	18	m 39							
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(*)	: tffl 5	37						
12. B (B)	: m 5	8	10	SI 10	11	m 14	23	HI 26
13.* (*)	# 5	5	11	*r 20	m 20	29	31	32
14.* (73)	m 31	Sc 39	m 41					
15.*		31						
16.5	: m 22	44						
17.« (I*!)	34	37						
18.*	8	33						
194	: & 2	m 16	ft 22	ft 25	#C 26	# 43		
20. £ (*)	43	*i 22	m 23	& 24	25	ft 31	#fr 31	«1 32
21.1 (w)	• pj§ 9	Wt 9	Ht 11	OP 11	8E 27		29	HÄ 29
	39	m 41	H 42	pre 42	45			
22.1 (*)	'. 27	11 38	44					
23.4	:§£ 19	35						
24.! (&)	9	& 11	It 19					
25. ,| (.1)	: 1R 18	m. 29						
40
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n.		0	1		
i.	A:		11 17	m 21	Aft 41
2 .	J): (73)	w 16	44		
3 .	'] :	16	32	«J 33	8« 37
4,	n:	ft 18	it 22	it 44	
5 .	n : (P)	ft 25	33	43	
6 .	\ ■	SB 18	20		
7 .	X:	fie 9	Be 22	» 22	& 32
8.	rr:	8	14	Pit 19	30
9 .	a: 01)	5	10	35	
10.	(w	tk 9	14	28	
11.	(3f)	11	B# 11	14	# 31
12.	« :	m 25	Ü 28	m 34	m 43
13.	I :	BB 21	m 33	5S 36	41
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	: It 6	'Jf 9	9" 14	a 16	18	a 18	20 21	fi-23	'a 26
	28	29	32	33	s¥ 34	35	* 13 38 38	ir 38	» 40
	r 41	íl 42	** 44	45	ft 45				
1. ^
2.
3. f
5. -W-
6. °
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7. e
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8.
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9. ^
2	Ä 9	12	12	Av a 29
7	t=i wn 8	10	7Í 10	rU 20
% 15	# 16	if 18	£ 18	
7	8	12	12	12
	39	% 42		
—H-* 7	3? 7	12	* 12	14
6	5E 15	a ^7 19		
¥ 16		JE 45		
14	17	* 23		
45
M   IL X
16 29
a/» aa
42
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12        21        24 25
38
43
26
27 36
41
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10.	(EH)		BB 23		
11.		:^ 2	-t 33	36	
12.		: 25 21	2? 34	'M 39	
13.	(ft)	: £ 21	36	38	45
14.	(ffl)	12	12	12	
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23 27
31
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15 16
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^3     "S ^3
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BB     jg?    ^ ^
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23        28        29 31
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□ PP
34 35
26
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16
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22
19 21
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9 21
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3® : lU l T 4	Jll 1 4	P 1 4	± 2 10	2 I 19	2 35	3	3	75 3	± 4
4® : b	1	1	2	2	3	/\ 3	R 3	4	6
■x 7	7	8	-n 10	10	15	15	16	Jh 17	& 25
26	36	38	44						
l	zt 2	3	4	4	g 6	6	w 15	± 15	17
22	ö 23	24	IE 28	ft 33	ffl 34	¥ 40	41	42	42
& 43									
6® : "g* 3	3	6	* 6	* 6	8	Ä 16	16	ll 18	25
33
7® : $
1
8® : &
2
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10
6
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37        39        40 44
9
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27 29
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II      m       (ľ:j ti rsijpi: ffisipij ntamt. a^ubkbx^l fzm^^ m
			AiiBKBtCíif	i^x^^mm			
252		BKB-23					
253		BKB-23	a				
254		BKB-23					
255		BKB-23					
256	ta	BKB-23	ist				
257	m	BKB-23		7C0-LÍÍ-			
258		BKB-23	'Ja1)				
259		BKB-23	<-tí		v		
260	m	BKB-23		->			
261		BKB-23	l^*>				•> + [fe¥í]
262	Ö	BKB-23			/N í'		
263	H	BKB-23	< 6	< 6-1 >	3^		
264		BKB-23			•fe*		
265		BKB-24	áo-é? ■?) : ÍS-Ž\Ý"				
266		BKB-24		-> y			
267	3S	BKB-24					
268		BKB-24	ŤZ--0 : tz-X £				
269		BKB-24					
270		BKB-24		->			
271		BKB-24	íi          : (i •>				
272	&	BKB-24		J/a1}			
273	Ä	BKB-24		y-f			
274	íf	BKB-24					
375		BKB-24		^ >			
276		BKB-24					
277	In	BKB-25		^7			
278		BKB-25					
279	SI	BKB-25	{±^-nž : \Ztl-ir	U			
280		BKB-25					
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Index {tmm
281 X
282 =f
283 jj?
284
285
286
287
288 ^
289 JC
290 #C
291
292 H-
293 %k
294 |jg
295 i$
296 Hf
297 ^
298 igf
299
300 ft
301 ^
302 %
303 Ü
304 $Ž
305 Ü
306 |S
307 |i
308 J|
309 jgj
310 H
311 ^
312
BKB-25 BKB-25 BKB-25 BKB-25 BKB-25 BKB-25
BKB-25 BKB-26 BKB-26 BKB-26 BKB-26 BKB-26 BKB-26 BKB-26 BKB-26 BKB-26 BKB-26 BKB-26 BKB-26 BKB-27 BKB-27 BKB-27 BKB-27 BKB-27 BKB-27 BKB-27 BKB-27 BKB-27 BKB-27 BKB-27 BKB-27 BKB-28
3
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Index (T£fB)
313	m	BKB-28		77		
314	ŕr	BKB-28	ť y			
315	IE	BKB-28		-feY	-> 3 ^	fzfž-t tě
316		BKB-28				
317		BKB-28		K1*		
318	7ü	BKB-28				
319		BKB-28		h-}		
320	II	BKB-28				Mz-^
321	&	BKB-28	o-<*			
322		BKB-28				ii-tz
323		BKB-28	*Ľ			
324		BKB-29				
325	m	BKB-29	>ry			y y mm
326		BKB-29	is i,		J,y	of,
327		BKB-29	o-<"	-try		
328		BKB-29	-try			t-< mímm
329		BKB-29				l±-T      ii-XÍ : liŕz-t
330	a-□	BKB-29			71 ľ	
331		BKB-29				3 7 [ÍSŤ]
332		BKB-29		Í/ i		
333		BKB-29		57		
334		BKB-29	oyz.-z>: «;--t			
335		BKB-29	%y			
336	íl	BKB-30				
337	í/T	BKB-30		-try		
338	ft	BKB-30	(á 6-ô			
339	&	BKB-30		h 7		
340	n	BKB-30		7"		
341	m	BKB-30			•> y	
342	m	BKB-30		-fe>		
343	Oil	BKB-30		U a 7		/KS*']
344		BKB-30		-> 3 7		
345		BKB-30	§-£■5 : t-*4	^7		
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346	m	BKB-31	tzlLf	u 3	
347		BKB-31	■Y?		
348		BKB-31	ry		
349		BKB-31	•J a y		
350	ím	BKB-31	\ĺ		
351		BKB-31		V 7	y 3^7
352	m	BKB-31	f y		
353	SÉ	BKB-31			
354	*fr	BKB-31	ý?		
355	iô	BKB-31		>\7	
356		BKB-31	h 7		
357		BKB-31		*a7	
358	m	BKB-32			
359	&	BKB-32	;\y		
360	m	BKB-32	h 7		
361		BKB-32			3 7            i C-X.J              : í«
362	fi	BKB-32			
363		BKB-32	ijy		-tírl
364	^	BKB-32			
365		BKB-32	y y		
366	S§	BKB-32	□		
367		BKB-32			
368	£	BKB-32			
369	f;	BKB-32			
370		BKB-33			
371		BKB-33	r>-<	4y	
372		BKB-33			
373		BKB-33			
374		BKB-33			
375	Ď	BKB-33		3-	it L, i-flĚíf]
376	M.	BKB-33		•y n.	
377		BKB-33		*a7	
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Index (T&ffl)
378	m	BKB-33					
379		BKB-33					
380		BKB-34	¥4				
381		BKB-34					
382	m	BKB-34					
383		BKB-34	dob				
384		BKB-34			37		
385	m	BKB-34	7?				
386		BKB-34					
387 388	n	BKB-34 BKB-34			77		
389	s±	BKB-34	•>				
390	m	BKB-35					
391		BKB-35					
392	n pp	BKB-35	Lft				
393	m	BKB-35					
394	m	BKB-35					
395	H	BKB-35					
396	m	BKB-35					
397		BKB-35	symbol of repetition				
398		BKB-35	*7				tf < J
399	ft a	BKB-35					
400	'k	BKB-36	::5				
401	ljg	BKB-36					
402	If	BKB-36			■>*a7		■b-f [SHf]
403	&	BKB-36				.e.	
404		BKB-36	&-<				^ri
405		BKB-36			■> g 7		
406	m	BKB-36	htzt		h 7	at	
407	%	BKB-36					
408		BKB-36			*7		
409	#	BKB-36			37		
410		BKB-37		-37C-			
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411 iX
412 Wf
413
414 ffi
415 U
416 glj
417 %
418
419 H
420
421 |i
422 i;
423 g
424 $1
425 W%
426 ^
427
428 ^
429 fgf
430 Ip.
431
i*3
432 :M
433
1
434
435 E
436 !£
437 %
438 $
439 ff
440 WL
441 fi
442 Ü
443
BKB-37 BKB-37 BKB-37 BKB-37 BKB-37 BKB-37 BKB-37 BKB-37 BKB-37 BKB-37 BKB-38 BKB-38 BKB-38 BKB-38 BKB-38 BKB-38 BKB-38 BKB-38 BKB-38 BKB-38 BKB-39 BKB-39 BKB-39 BKB-39 BKB-39 BKB-39 BKB-39 BKB-39 BKB-39 BKB-39 BKB-40 BKB-40 BKB-40
fr-toS : A*-**    94     9-i
i 5 i-ä
íočťó-<
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Index (T^ffl)
444	[ô]	BKB-40	tf-< : tí-tt*	
445	ne	BKB-40	it b	
446	¥	BKB-40		
447	if	BKB-40	<D	•ľ
448	Ml	BKB-40	frM	77
449		BKB-40	U a 7	
450	'fit	BKB-40	ÍJL	*37
451		BKB-41		a7
452	m	BKB-41	7?	
453		BKB-41	<	
454	#f	BKB-41		
455		BKB-41		
456	f)	BKB-41	í-<	37
457		BKB-41		
458	m	BKB-41		
459	m	BKB-41		
460	íl-.	BKB-41	ti	•ý
461		BKB-42		
462	pro	BKB-42	n y	
463		BKB-42		-y 7
464		BKB-42		^ 3 7
465	&	BKB-42		t 7
466	Ic	BKB-42		3 7
467		BKB-42	;W	
468		BKB-42		h?
469		BKB-42		v 7
470	ÍL	BKB-42		
471	Ü	BKB-43		
472	7J0	BKB-43	<            : < *	
473		BKB-43		yy
474		BKB-43		^ y
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