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64 語

定義の言語：: 日本語

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articlenounneutral
article (a written news or magazine piece)
A piece of writing in a newspaper, magazine, or website about a particular subject.
I read an interesting article about climate change this morning.
I read an interesting article about climate change this morning.
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headlinenounneutral
headline (the title of a news story)
The title of a news article, printed in large letters at the top.
The headline caught my attention immediately.
The headline caught my attention immediately.
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reporternounneutral
reporter (a journalist who gathers and reports news)
A person whose job is to find out about news and report it for newspapers, TV, or radio.
A reporter interviewed people about the accident.
A reporter interviewed people about the accident.
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journalistnounneutral
journalist (a professional who writes or reports news)
A person who writes for newspapers or magazines or prepares news for broadcast.
He always wanted to be a journalist and travel the world.
He always wanted to be a journalist and travel the world.
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newspapernounneutral
newspaper (printed daily or weekly news publication)
A printed publication containing news, articles, and advertisements.
My grandfather still reads a newspaper every morning.
My grandfather still reads a newspaper every morning.
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magazinenounneutral
magazine (periodical publication on various topics)
A publication, usually weekly or monthly, with articles, photos, and advertisements.
I bought a fashion magazine to read on the train.
I bought a fashion magazine to read on the train.
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interviewnounneutral
interview (a Q&A session for news or media)
A meeting where a journalist asks someone questions to get information for a story.
The actor gave an interview about his new film.
The actor gave an interview about his new film.
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medianounneutral
media (channels of mass communication collectively)
The main means of mass communication: TV, radio, newspapers, and the internet.
The story was covered by all the major media.
The story was covered by all the major media.
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reportverbneutral
to report (to give a news account of something)
To give an account of news or events for a newspaper, TV, or radio.
She was sent to report on the floods in the south.
She was sent to report on the floods in the south.
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broadcastverbneutral
to broadcast (to transmit on TV or radio)
To send out a programme on television or radio.
The match will be broadcast live on Saturday night.
The match will be broadcast live on Saturday night.
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channelnounneutral
channel (a TV or streaming station)
A television or radio station, or a series of programmes from one source.
Can you change the channel? This show is boring.
Can you change the channel? This show is boring.
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adnouninformal
ad (short, informal for advertisement)
Short, informal form of 'advertisement'.
I skip the ads whenever I can.
I skip the ads whenever I can.
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postnounneutral
post (a published item on social media)
A piece of writing, image, or video published on a social media site.
Her post got thousands of likes in an hour.
Her post got thousands of likes in an hour.
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postverbneutral
to post (to publish content online)
To publish a message, photo, or video on social media or a website.
She posts photos of her food every day.
She posts photos of her food every day.
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followverbneutral
to follow (to subscribe to someone on social media)
To subscribe to someone's updates on social media.
I follow a few cooking accounts for recipe ideas.
I follow a few cooking accounts for recipe ideas.
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followernounneutral
follower (someone who follows an account online)
A person who subscribes to someone's social media account.
He has over a million followers now.
He has over a million followers now.
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likeverbneutral
to like (to mark approval of an online post)
To show approval of a post by clicking a button on social media.
I liked your photo from the beach.
I liked your photo from the beach.
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likenounneutral
like (a unit of approval on social media)
A click showing approval of a post on social media.
The post got hundreds of likes in minutes.
The post got hundreds of likes in minutes.
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commentnounneutral
comment (a written reply below online content)
A written response posted below an article, video, or social media post.
Some of the comments under the video were really rude.
Some of the comments under the video were really rude.
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commentverbneutral
to comment (to write a reply online)
To write a response below an online post or article.
Lots of people commented on her new haircut.
Lots of people commented on her new haircut.
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shareverbneutral
to share (to repost content for others to see)
To pass on a post or article to others on social media.
Please share this post to help find her dog.
Please share this post to help find her dog.
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social medianounneutral
social media (online platforms for sharing and connecting)
Websites and apps that let people create and share content and connect with others.
He spends too much time on social media.
He spends too much time on social media.
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profilenounneutral
profile (a user's personal page online)
A page that shows information about a person on a social media site.
She changed her profile picture again.
She changed her profile picture again.
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influencernounneutral
influencer (a popular social media personality)
A person with many followers who promotes products or ideas on social media.
She became an influencer after her makeup videos took off.
She became an influencer after her makeup videos took off.
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movienounneutralAmerican English
movie (a film, especially in American English)
A film, a story told with moving pictures, shown in cinemas or online.
We watched a great movie last night.
We watched a great movie last night.
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filmnounneutralBritish English
film (a movie, especially in British English)
A story told with moving pictures; common in British English.
The film was based on a true story.
The film was based on a true story.
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seriesnounneutral
series (a TV show with multiple episodes)
A set of television programmes with the same characters or theme.
I'm watching a new crime series on Netflix.
I'm watching a new crime series on Netflix.
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episodenounneutral
episode (one part of a TV series)
One single part of a television or radio series.
The last episode of the season was amazing.
The last episode of the season was amazing.
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directornounneutral
director (the person who directs a film or play)
The person who directs the making of a film or play.
The director wanted to film the whole scene again.
The director wanted to film the whole scene again.
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starnounneutral
star (a famous performer or celebrity)
A very famous and successful actor, musician, or performer.
The film is full of Hollywood stars.
The film is full of Hollywood stars.
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starverbneutral
to star (to play a leading role in a film or show)
To have a main part in a film or show.
The movie stars two well-known actors.
The movie stars two well-known actors.
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celebritynounneutral
celebrity (a famous public figure)
A famous person, especially in entertainment or sport.
There were lots of celebrities at the awards show.
There were lots of celebrities at the awards show.
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fannounneutral
fan (an enthusiastic admirer or supporter)
A person who admires and supports a celebrity, team, or kind of entertainment.
I'm a big fan of her music.
I'm a big fan of her music.
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scenenounneutral
scene (a single part of a film or play)
A single section of a film, play, or book showing one event or place.
The final scene made me cry.
The final scene made me cry.
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reviewnounneutral
review (a critic's opinion of a film, book, etc.)
A written or spoken opinion about a film, book, or show.
The film got great reviews from the critics.
The film got great reviews from the critics.
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booknounneutral
book (a written or printed work)
A set of printed or digital pages with a story or information, bound together.
I'm reading a really good book at the moment.
I'm reading a really good book at the moment.
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authornounneutral
author (the writer of a book)
A person who writes books or other texts.
Who's your favourite author?
Who's your favourite author?
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novelnounneutral
novel (a book-length fictional story)
A long written story about imaginary people and events.
Her new novel is set in nineteenth-century Paris.
Her new novel is set in nineteenth-century Paris.
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writernounneutral
writer (a person who writes professionally)
A person who writes books, articles, or scripts, especially as a job.
He's a talented writer and journalist.
He's a talented writer and journalist.
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chapternounneutral
chapter (a main division of a book)
One of the main sections that a book is divided into.
I read two chapters before going to sleep.
I read two chapters before going to sleep.
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publishverbneutral
to publish (to produce and release a book or article)
To prepare and print a book, magazine, or article for sale to the public.
Her first novel was published when she was twenty-five.
Her first novel was published when she was twenty-five.
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bestsellernounneutral
bestseller (a book that sells extremely well)
A book that sells in very large numbers.
Her latest book became an instant bestseller.
Her latest book became an instant bestseller.
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watchverbneutral
to watch (to view a film, show, or video)
To look at something, especially a film, show, or video, for a period of time.
We're going to watch a movie tonight.
We're going to watch a movie tonight.
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readverbneutral
to read (to take in written text)
To look at and understand written words in a book, article, or screen.
I love to read before bed.
I love to read before bed.
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listenverbneutral
to listen (to give attention to sound or audio)
To pay attention to a sound, especially music, radio, or a podcast.
I listen to a podcast on my way to work.
I listen to a podcast on my way to work.
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subscribeverbneutral
to subscribe (to sign up for regular access to media)
To pay or sign up to regularly receive a service, channel, or publication.
We subscribe to two streaming services.
We subscribe to two streaming services.
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subscriptionnounneutral
subscription (a paid regular access to a service)
An arrangement to pay for and receive a service or publication regularly.
My streaming subscription went up in price again.
My streaming subscription went up in price again.
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downloadverbneutral
to download (to copy media from the internet)
To copy a file such as music, a film, or an app from the internet to a device.
I downloaded a few films to watch on the plane.
I downloaded a few films to watch on the plane.
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podcastnounneutral
podcast (an online audio show or series)
A digital audio programme that people can listen to or download online.
I'm hooked on a true-crime podcast at the moment.
I'm hooked on a true-crime podcast at the moment.
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coververbneutral
to cover (to report on a news event)
To report on an event or topic in the news.
Every channel covered the election results.
Every channel covered the election results.
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liveadjectiveneutral
live (broadcast in real time)
Broadcast at the same time as the event is happening.
The match is live on TV right now.
The match is live on TV right now.
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storynounneutral
story (a news report on an event)
A news report on a particular event or subject in the media.
It was the biggest news story of the year.
It was the biggest news story of the year.
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tabloidnounneutral
tabloid (a sensational popular newspaper)
A popular newspaper with short stories, lots of photos, and gossip about celebrities.
You can't believe everything you read in the tabloids.
You can't believe everything you read in the tabloids.
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documentarynounneutral
documentary (a factual film about a real subject)
A film or programme that gives facts about a real subject.
We watched a fascinating documentary about the ocean.
We watched a fascinating documentary about the ocean.
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newsnounneutral
news (uncountable; reports of recent events)
Information about recent events, reported in media or shared between people. Always uncountable — say "some news" or "a piece of news," never "a news" or "newses".
I watch the news every evening at seven.
I watch the news every evening at seven.
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advertisementnounneutral
advertisement (a paid promotional message)
A public notice promoting a product, service, or event in the media.
There were too many advertisements during the programme.
There were too many advertisements during the programme.
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accountnounneutral
account (a personal login and registration that gives access to an online service)
A personal login and registration that gives access to an online service. Unlike a profile (the public-facing page), an account is the login and access layer.
I deleted my old account and started a new one.
I deleted my old account and started a new one.
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go viralverb phraseinformal
to go viral (to spread rapidly across the internet)
When a video, image, or post spreads very quickly to many people online.
The video went viral and got ten million views.
The video went viral and got ten million views.
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actornounneutral
actor (a performer in films, television, or plays; increasingly used as the gender-neutral default for all performers, regardless of gender — see also actress)
A person who performs in films, television, or theatre.
He's my favourite actor in that whole series.
He's my favourite actor in that whole series.
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plotnounneutral
plot (the storyline of a film or book)
The main events and story of a film, book, or play.
The plot was confusing at first but got better.
The plot was confusing at first but got better.
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streamverbneutral
to stream (to play media over the internet without downloading it)
To watch or listen to content over the internet without downloading it.
You can stream the concert live tonight.
You can stream the concert live tonight.
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audiencenounneutral
audience (the people who watch, read, or listen)
The people who watch, read, or listen to something.
The show has a huge audience of young people.
The show has a huge audience of young people.
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trailernounneutral
trailer (a short promotional preview of a film or show, released before its launch to attract viewers)
A short promotional preview of a film or show, released before its launch to attract viewers.
The trailer looks amazing, I can't wait to see it.
The trailer looks amazing, I can't wait to see it.
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advertnouninformalBritish English
advert (British English; American: ad)
British English informal word for a paid promotional message, especially on TV or radio.
There was a funny advert for chocolate during the film.
There was a funny advert for chocolate during the film.