What the mind does
9 phrases
What the mind does in English - 9 phrases you can play on a loop until they stick. Each one shows the characters, the reading and the meaning in six languages.
thought /θɔt/ — 頭に浮かんだ、ひとつの考えThe thought came to him in a queue and left before he moved. /ðə θɔt keɪm tu hɪm ɪn ə kju ənd lɛft bɪˈfɔr hi muvd/ — その考えは列に並ぶ彼に浮かび、動く前に消えましたThe word is think in its old past form. /ðə wɝd ɪz θɪŋk ɪn ɪts oʊld pæst fɔrm/ — この語は think の古い過去形ですfind /faɪnd/ — 捜していたものに、行き当たることThey found the well by noticing where the grass stayed green. /ðeɪ faʊnd ðə wɛl baɪ ˈnoʊtɪsɪŋ wɛr ðə ɡræs steɪd ɡrin/ — 彼らは、草の青いままの場所に気づいて井戸を見つけましたThe old sense is to come upon a path. /ðə oʊld sɛns ɪz tu kʌm əˈpɑn ə pæθ/ — 古い意味は「道に行き当たる」ことですdiffer /ˈdɪfɚ/ — 同じでなく、食い違っていることThe two accounts differ only in who opened the gate. /ðə tu əˈkaʊnts ˈdɪfɚ ˈoʊnli ɪn hu ˈoʊpənd ðə ɡeɪt/ — 二つの証言は、誰が門を開けたかという点だけが食い違いますThe Latin behind it is to carry two things apart. /ðə ˈlætən bɪˈhaɪnd ɪt ɪz tu ˈkæri tu θɪŋz əˈpɑrt/ — この語の背後にあるラテン語は「二つの物を離して運ぶ」ことです
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