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絵文字
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表現 | 意味 | 例文 |
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#3360
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back up initiatives
phrasal-verb
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to provide support or resources for new projects
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Global organizations back up initiatives that promote equality. |
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#3361
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back up investment
phrasal-verb
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to support financial or business initiatives with funding
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Private investors backed up investment in green energy projects. |
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#3362
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build trust
phrasal-verb
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to develop confidence among team members
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A good leader knows how to build trust within the team. |
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#3363
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build understanding between
phrasal-verb
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to create mutual respect and knowledge among groups or nations
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Cultural exchange programs help build understanding between countries. |
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#3364
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build up
phrasal-verb
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to gradually increase emotional strength or confidence
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She’s been trying to build up her self-esteem after the breakup. |
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#3365
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build up confidence
phrasal-verb
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to increase self-belief among team members
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A leader’s words can build up confidence in the team. |
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#3366
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build up economic ties
phrasal-verb
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to strengthen trade relationships between nations
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Asian countries are trying to build up economic ties through regional cooperation. |
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#3367
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build up energy
phrasal-verb
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to increase your strength or motivation over time
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Regular rest helps you build up energy for the next day. |
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#3368
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build up patience
phrasal-verb
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to gradually increase emotional endurance
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Meditation helps you build up patience in stressful times. |
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#3369
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build up pressure
phrasal-verb
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to increase influence or demand for action
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Opposition parties built up pressure for early elections. |
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#3370
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build up reserves
phrasal-verb
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to increase saved or stored resources for future use
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The central bank is working to build up reserves of foreign currency. |
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#3371
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build up resilience
phrasal-verb
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to develop the ability to recover from challenges or stress
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Therapy can help you build up resilience against anxiety. |
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#3372
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lift people out of poverty
phrasal-verb
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to help people escape from poverty through economic growth or support
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The new policy is designed to lift people out of poverty sustainably. |
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#3373
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lift someone up
phrasal-verb
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to make someone feel more hopeful or encouraged
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Her words always lift me up when I’m feeling low. |
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#3374
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lift someone’s spirits
phrasal-verb
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to make someone feel happier or more hopeful
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His words really lifted my spirits after the bad news. |
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#3375
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lift trade barriers
phrasal-verb
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to remove restrictions on international trade
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Nations agreed to lift trade barriers to encourage investment. |
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#3376
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lift up
phrasal-verb
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to improve someone's mood or spirit
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Her kind words really lifted up my mood today. |
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#3377
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lift your mood
phrasal-verb
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to make yourself or someone feel happier
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Listening to uplifting music can lift your mood instantly. |
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#3378
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lift your spirit up
phrasal-verb
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to make yourself feel more cheerful and hopeful
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Helping others can really lift your spirit up. |
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#3379
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lift your spirits
phrasal-verb
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to make yourself or someone feel happier or more positive
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A walk in the park can really lift your spirits. |
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#3380
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lift yourself above doubt
phrasal-verb
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to overcome self-doubt and trust your own potential
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You need to lift yourself above doubt to achieve your dreams. |
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#3381
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lift yourself out of
phrasal-verb
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to recover or rise from a negative emotional state
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She worked hard to lift herself out of depression. |
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#3382
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peer into
phrasal-verb
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to look closely or carefully at something difficult to see
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She peered into the darkness, trying to see who was there. |
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#3383
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pencil in
phrasal-verb
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to arrange something temporarily
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Can we pencil in the meeting for Friday morning? |
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#3384
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perk up
phrasal-verb
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to become more lively, cheerful, or interested
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She perked up when she heard the good news. |
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#3385
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phase in
phrasal-verb
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to introduce or implement something gradually over a period of time
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The school plans to phase in bilingual education over the next few years. |
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#3386
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phase in innovation
phrasal-verb
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to introduce innovation gradually
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They decided to phase in innovation to minimize disruption. |
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#3387
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phase in new strategies
phrasal-verb
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to introduce new methods gradually
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The firm will phase in new financial strategies over the next year. |
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#3388
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phase in recovery
phrasal-verb
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to introduce recovery measures gradually over time
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The government decided to phase in recovery policies to avoid economic shocks. |
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#3389
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phase in reforms
phrasal-verb
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to introduce changes gradually over time
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The administration plans to phase in reforms in the tax system. |