Shape If someone or something is in shape, or in good shape,
they are in a good state of health or in a good condition.
If they are in bad shape, they are in a bad state of health or
in a bad condition.
If you are out of shape, you are unhealthy and unable to do
a lot of physical activity without getting tired.
I weighed 245 pounds and was out of shape.
ビジ英で出てきたのでピックアップしましたが，TEX加藤先生の金フレに
登場していたはず。体重111Kg超えはなかなかですわ。
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ラジオから充電池を抜いたので，かなりの数の充電池が溢れており，
マウスをロジクールの千円未満のワイヤレスのものに切り替えました。
日本シリーズ，明日の試合を勝って，王手をかけるのはどちらのチームでしょうか？
実践ビジネス英語
Lesson 13 Hoarding Disorder
psychiatrist A psychiatrist is a doctor who treats people suffering from
mental illness.
anywhere When you do not want to be exact, you use anywhere to refer
to a particular range of things.
His shoes cost anywhere from $200 up.
to a T
Meaning Exactly; properly; precisely.
Origin The expression 'to a T', is often extended to form other phrases:
'down to a T', 'suits to a T', 'fits to a T', 'generous to a T' etc.
It is also found in advertising copy like 'Golf to a tee' and 'Coffee to a tea'.
Those latter jokey versions are extensions of the alternative spellings
'to a tee' or 'to a tea'.
The original form 'to a T' is an old phrase and is first recorded in James
Wright's satire The Humours and Conversations of the Town, 1693:
"All the under Villages and Towns-men come to him for Redress; which he does
to a T."
It is difficult to determine the origin of this phrase.
It would be helpful to know the correct spelling; 'T', 'tee' or 'tea'.
'Tea' is the easiest to deal with as it appears in no early citations of
the expression and is clearly just a misspelling.
少しだけTIME誌を読む
The Brief MIDDLE EAST (October 24, 2016)
Yemen's tragic civil war reaches a new level of violence
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