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Lesson 17Lesson 17 - マスクトグル

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point someone toward
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to direct a person to the right place or resource
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Locals point travelers toward the right bus when maps confuse them.

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#482
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steer someone toward
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to guide a person toward a helpful choice
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Mentors steer interns toward roles that match their strengths.

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#483
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lead the way for
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to create an example that others can follow
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Community leaders lead the way for safer streets by volunteering weekends.

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#484
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hand off responsibility
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to transfer duties to another person
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Supervisors hand off responsibility when they rotate night shifts.

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#485
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own up to mistakes
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to admit errors openly so they can be fixed
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Good leaders own up to mistakes before they snowball.

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#486
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carry forward lessons
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to apply what you learned from past experiences
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We carry forward lessons from each launch into the next sprint.

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#487
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bounce back stronger
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to recover from setbacks with renewed energy
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Teams bounce back stronger after honest feedback sessions.

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#488
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talk someone through
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to explain something step by step so the person feels confident
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Coaches talk players through calming breaths before big matches.

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#489
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chart a course for
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to create a clear plan toward a goal
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Directors chart a course for long-term growth at the retreat.

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#490
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shine a light on
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to reveal information so people notice it
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Podcasts shine a light on local heroes balancing community work and study.

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#491
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put into practice
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to use knowledge or skills in a real situation
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You should put into practice what you’ve learned in the course.

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#492
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put off
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to postpone or delay something
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They decided to put off the meeting until next week.

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#493
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put off someone
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to discourage or dissuade someone
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His negative comments really put off the new employees.

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#494
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put on
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to organize or present an event or show
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The community decided to put on a music festival to celebrate their culture.

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#495
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put on weight
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to gain weight
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I’ve put on weight since I stopped exercising.

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#496
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put out
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to extinguish a fire or light
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Firefighters worked hard to put out the forest fire.

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#497
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put through
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to connect someone on the phone
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Could you put me through to the manager, please?

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#498
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put together
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to assemble or create something by organizing parts
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She helped put together the entire presentation.

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#499
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put up
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to provide accommodation; to raise something; to display
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They will put up a tent for the night.

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#500
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put up with
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to tolerate or endure something unpleasant
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I can't put up with his rude behavior anymore.

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#501
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reach sustainability goals
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to achieve targets related to environmental and social balance
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Nations are collaborating to reach sustainability goals by 2030.

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#502
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reach toward
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to try to connect emotionally with someone’s pain or experience
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He tried to reach toward her feelings without judgment.

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#503
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reach underserved areas
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to extend services or opportunities to communities lacking access
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Global programs aim to reach underserved areas with healthcare and education.

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#504
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reach understanding with
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to achieve a friendly or cooperative agreement with another party
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The two countries finally reached understanding with each other after months of talks.

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#505
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reach within
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to look deep inside yourself for strength or understanding
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During hard times, he learned to reach within for courage.

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#506
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reach within yourself
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to look inside yourself to find strength or courage
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You must reach within yourself to overcome fear.

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#507
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read aloud
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to read something so that other people can hear it
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She read aloud the story to the whole class.

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#508
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read over
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to check something by reading it again
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Can you read over my essay and tell me what you think?

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#509
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read through
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to read something carefully from beginning to end
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You should read through your notes before the exam.

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#510
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read up about
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to study or get information about something by reading
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Before visiting Japan, I read up about its culture and traditions.

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