英語(英単語・熟語)の対策問題一覧(1/17ページ)

• E1J1The minister tried to ( ) reporters' concerns about the leak
• E1J2With the deadline approaching, the researchers must ( ) anal
• E1J3I wish he would not ( ) private conversations that have noth
• E1J4Neglected rail networks ( ) comprehensive investment and ref
• E1J5The authorities promised to ( ) companies that dump waste il
• E1J6The board refused to ( ) the anonymous complaint until it fo
• E1J7By repeatedly mentioning his achievements, Leo appeared to (
• E1J8Executives should ( ) the damage caused by decisions they ap
• E1J9Despite intense pressure from lobbyists, the senator refused
• E1J10The investor threatened to ( ) the agreement after discoveri
• E1J11The latest satellite images ( ) the villagers' account of th
• E1J12A: Why is the archive still unavailable? B: Please ( ) us wh
• E1J13The scandal is unlikely to ( ) while new allegations continu
• E1J14Endless procedural disputes could ( ) the peace negotiations
• E1J15Ignoring such overwhelming evidence would ( ) negligence.
• E1J16Citing health concerns, the veteran diplomat chose to ( ) th
• E1J17Coastal communities are beginning to ( ) another season of s
• E1J18Several lawmakers may ( ) the party over its new tax policy.
• E1J19The university decided to ( ) a donor who had violated its e
• E1J20The documentary helped ( ) viewers the human cost of the con
• E1J21The chair used detailed evidence to ( ) the skeptical commit
• E1J22The editor should not ( ) the intern's suggestion without co
• E1J23The new treaty aims to ( ) decades of cooperation between th
• E1J24Human rights groups ( ) the regime to release the detained r
• E1J25Few inexperienced actors could ( ) such a demanding role so
• E1J26The judge warned the jury to ( ) any personal prejudice.
• E1J27Some institutions still ( ) customs that no longer serve a p
• E1J28After months of debate, the mayor finally ( ) our point of v
• E1J29They refused to let a disagreement over money ( ) them.
• E1J30A: How have leading scientists responded to the proposed ban
• E1J31The small bank managed to ( ) the financial crisis without p
• E1J32The agency has ( ) intense scrutiny over its use of public f
• E1J33Unexpected legal issues may suddenly ( ) during the merger n
• E1J34Concerns about water security ( ) national and political bou
• E1J35Nadia realized that she was not ( ) the uncertainty of freel
• E1J36It slowly ( ) the investigators that the witness had describ
• E1J37The protests showed no sign of beginning to ( ).
• E1J38Auditors were hired to ( ) the charity's financial records.
• E1J39The revised procedure allows applicants to ( ) several unnec
• E1J40Residents fear that the dispute will ( ) for years in the co
• E1J41Legal advisers were asked to ( ) a contract protecting both
• E1J42I could not understand what the interviewer was trying to (
• E1J43Inflationary pressure may ( ) once global supply chains reco
• E1J44The independent candidate managed to ( ) her established riv
• E1J45Society must ( ) the long-term consequences of an aging popu
• E1J46The burden of caring for the estate ( ) the youngest daughte
• E1J47The prime minister struggled to ( ) criticism from within he
• E1J48Investigative journalists helped ( ) evidence of systematic
• E1J49The ambitious reform campaign ( ) when its sponsors withdrew
• E1J50Tensions could ( ) again if either side violates the ceasefi
• E1J51The proposal has merit, but the committee needs to ( ) its p
• E1J52Critics said the cost was unfairly ( ) local taxpayers.
• E1J53The medical team decided to ( ) with the trial despite the i
• E1J54The manufacturer had to ( ) millions in compensation to affe
• E1J55The academic community tends to ( ) research funded by undis
• E1J56The report appears to ( ) several serious failures in the in
• E1J57The panel has yet to decide how to ( ) rebuilding trust in t
• E1J58Sharing confidential data would ( ) both the law and our pro
• E1J59Without emergency credit, many otherwise viable firms could
• E1J60Negotiators worked through the night to ( ) a last-minute co
• E1J61The court will ( ) its ruling on the constitutional challeng
• E1J62Prompt diplomacy may ( ) a wider regional confrontation.
• E1J63I hope the director will not ( ) me that I questioned her de
• E1J64The union intends to ( ) a binding guarantee against layoffs
• E1J65Detectives began to ( ) inconsistencies in the suspect's acc
• E1J66Rather than ( ) the afternoon, Mina reviewed the evidence on
• E1J67I hesitate to ( ) your generosity by asking for another favo
• E1J68Effective negotiators ( ) subtle changes in tone and body la
• E1J69The governor ( ) journalists who questioned the accuracy of
• E1J70Priya knew about the merger but did not ( ) to her colleague
• E1J71Economists expect housing prices to ( ) after several years
• E1J72The newspaper may never ( ) the embarrassment of publishing
• E1J73Victims were ( ) revealing passwords by messages designed to
• E1J74The transition team met to ( ) the first hundred days of the
• E1J75The ethics committee needs time to ( ) the implications of t
• E1J76Genetic evidence enabled the police to ( ) the list of suspe
• E1J77A: Did the contractor keep denying the accusation? B: No. He
• E1J78The replica is so precise that it could ( ) the original at
• E1J79The laboratory could not afford to ( ) an opportunity to joi
• E1J80Public interest in the inquiry began to ( ) after months wit
• E1J81Officials attempted to ( ) the severity of the chemical leak
• E1J82The advertisement ( ) the device's convenience while ignorin
• E1J83The council voted to ( ) the redevelopment despite local obj
• E1J84Temporary subsidies cannot indefinitely ( ) an inefficient i
• E1J85Historians continue to ( ) the newly released diplomatic cab
• E1J86The candidate struggled to ( ) her economic vision during th
• E1J87The sudden decline was ( ) uncertainty about interest rates.
• E1J88After leading the division for a decade, Rosa decided to ( )
• E1J89No employee should be ( ) such an intrusive screening proces
• E1J90Community leaders urged residents to ( ) the families displa
• E1J91You should not ( ) the spokesperson's brief silence.
• E1J92Any realistic climate plan must ( ) the needs of developing
• E1J93The company has enough reserves to ( ) a temporary fall in d
• E1J94I was ( ) organizing the conference even though I had no spa
• E1J95Her meticulous work habits soon ( ) the rest of the research
• E1J96A: Should we release the statement now? B: Not yet. Let me (
• E1J97Falling revenue forced the foundation to ( ) its overseas pr
• E1J98Many households can barely ( ) after paying rent and utility
• E1J99Both sides agreed to ( ) minor disagreements and focus on th
• E1J100Consumers should not have to ( ) vague assurances about prod
• E1J101Complicated registration rules may ( ) smaller charities fro
• E1J102Rescue workers had to ( ) tons of debris for personal belong
• E1J103Experienced interviewers quickly ( ) candidates by observing
• E1J104Senior diplomats were sent to ( ) the dispute before the sum
• E1J105Investors ( ) the bonds as soon as they went on sale.
• E1J106Several employees risked their careers to ( ) discriminatory
• E1J107Many of the conflict's problems ( ) a long history of unequa
• E1J108The chair agreed to ( ) while investigators examined the all
• E1J109Emergency imports helped ( ) a severe shortage of basic medi
• E1J110The delegates continued to ( ) stronger protections for seas
• E1J111Archivists ( ) a bundle of letters that transformed our view
• E1J112The ruling party used its majority to ( ) every proposed ame
• E1J113In her review, the critic ( ) the book's central argument wi
• E1J114After the scandal broke, the spokesperson ( ) avoiding unscr
• E1J115Anyone who attempts to ( ) the evidence will face prosecutio
• E1J116Demand for emergency shelters began to ( ) as families retur
• E1J117The publisher planned to reveal the source but later ( ) it.
• E1J118A single inaccurate measurement can ( ) the entire calculati
• E1J119National security is not a matter to ( ).
• E1J120Five cities are expected to ( ) the right to host the intern
• E1J121Vaccination remains the most reliable way to ( ) the infecti
• E1J122The initial enthusiasm may ( ) once the project encounters p
• E1J123False rumors were circulated to ( ) hostility toward the ref
• E1J124It would be premature to ( ) the negotiations after a single
• E1J125Independent judges must never ( ) political intimidation.
• E1J126The witness's latest statement is ( ) what she told police l
• E1J127The finance minister remains ( ) the central bank over inter
• E1J128A: How is the patient's mother coping? B: After every conven
• E1J129With an experienced negotiator ( ), the talks regained momen
• E1J130The analyst has decades of economic data ( ).
• E1J131Deliberately targeting medical workers is ( ).
• E1J132Public officials must ensure that their financial conduct is
• E1J133She earned the villagers' trust ( ) patience and years of co
• E1J134If secrecy can hide official abuse, then, ( ), complete open
• E1J135The promising investigation was abandoned ( ) sufficient evi
• E1J136The development plan will remain ( ) until the environmental
• E1J137The organizers shortened the ceremony ( ) the wishes of the
• E1J138Years of mismanagement left the regional hospital ( ).
• E1J139Employees may take additional leave ( ) overtime pay.
• E1J140The ambassador rejected the accusation ( ).
• E1J141Surrounded by complex legal questions, the veteran attorney
• E1J142Monetary policy must operate ( ) responsible government spen
• E1J143The construction sector has been ( ) since interest rates ro
• E1J144Further cabinet changes are reportedly ( ).
• E1J145The discovery opens new possibilities ( ) regenerative medic
• E1J146The country is ( ) its most severe drought in a century.
• E1J147The town planted a grove ( ) its gratitude to the rescue wor
• E1J148A: Why did the council close such a vital service? B: Nobody
• E1J149The witness agreed ( ) to accompany the officers to the stat
• E1J150The contractor had been paying officials ( ) for years.
• E1J151The proposed salary increase is ( ) the company's actual per
• E1J152Marcus seemed ( ) after the tense meeting with the auditors.
• E1J153By defending the unpopular reform, the legislator put hersel
• E1J154Engineers tried repeatedly to restart the cooling system, bu
• E1J155The negotiations were held ( ) the United Nations.
• E1J156The group collected personal data ( ) conducting academic re
• E1J157The safety claims are now ( ) from independent regulators.
• E1J158Inflation returned ( ) after fuel subsidies were removed.
• E1J159Powerful firms should not be allowed to violate labor laws (
• E1J160Judges must reach decisions ( ) the constitution.
• E1J161Laboratory staff followed the contamination protocol ( ).
• E1J162The two delegations had been talking ( ) because they define
• E1J163The director treats junior staff as though they were ( ).
• E1J164Diagnostic technology has advanced ( ) over the past decade.
• E1J165The refugee family was sent ( ) by a confusing bureaucracy.
• E1J166The committee was ( ) over two equally risky options.
• E1J167The once innovative laboratory has been ( ) since its founde
• E1J168Thousands of visa applications remain ( ) while the new rule
• E1J169Reconstruction began ( ) once the rainy season ended.
• E1J170The inspector was accused of being ( ) the factory owners.
• E1J171Investors were ( ) as they awaited the court's ruling.
• E1J172Support for the controversial measure appears to be ( ).
• E1J173The independent documentary was produced ( ).
• E1J174The regulator is ( ) for failing to detect the accounting fr
• E1J175Details of the merger were kept ( ) until both boards approv
• E1J176Local residents are ( ) over the plan to close the only clin
• E1J177Despite the tight schedule, the evacuation proceeded ( ).
• E1J178The court described the scale of the data breach as ( ).
• E1J179The two firms exchanged technical staff ( ) developing a com
• E1J180( ), postponing the launch was the least damaging option.
• E1J181A: The evidence was obtained improperly, so can we ignore th
• E1J182Although the office remains legally open, it is ( ) no longe
• E1J183The minister's failure to disclose the payment was careless,
• E1J184( ), public trust depends on transparent institutions.
• E1J185This was ( ) the most comprehensive study of the issue to da
• E1J186Another postponement? ( ) the promise of rapid reform.
• E1J187The village lacks reliable electricity, ( ) high-speed inter
• E1J188The proposal is impractical and prohibitively expensive ( ).
• E1J189The lender approved the extension ( ) stricter reporting rul
• E1J190A: Did the negotiations fail completely? B: No. A compromise
• E1J191Firefighters reached the trapped residents ( ).
• E1J192The incumbent retained his seat ( ) after a recount.
• E1J193The ambassador's controversial remark was made ( ), not from
• E1J194The newly appointed manager was clearly ( ) during the techn
• E1J195The security response was widely criticized as ( ).
• E1J196Her colleagues supported her ( ) throughout the lengthy inqu
• E1J197The negotiators are ( ) about how difficult a lasting settle
• E1J198The new vaccine passed the independent safety review ( ).
• E1J199The committee ( ) rejected the proposal as incompatible with
• E1J200In terms of archival depth, the collection is ( ).