cool [+ obj] to make (someone or something) cool
The fan cools the engine.
- often + off or down A swim cooled us off/down a little.
The rain should help to cool things foo/down.
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Fire TV Stickを使いだしたので，出来る限り，英語に触れる機会を作るために，
リビングに居る間は，英語ニュースを流しっぱなしにしています。
ボストンの住民気分：MITやHarvardに留学しているつもり(笑)で，
FOX系テレビ局BOSTON25のLIVE streamingを流しているんですが，本当は，
リベラル系テレビ局を見たいんですわ。ウエッブ上でおすすめとして，
よく出てくるABC系WCVBがデバイスから検索してもヒットせず，
視聴することができません。残念ですわ。
あと，結構，エラー出したりしていて，24時間安定して視聴するのは
難しいのかもしれません。
『刑事７人』は録画します。フェデラーvsラオニッチ戦は昨年の準決勝カードの再現。
ベルディヒ選手を応援します(笑)。
TOEIC L&R対策
休みます。
Enjoy Simple English
Rakugo: Ten Litters of Sake
このサゲは何度聞いてもいいなあと思います。
ボキャブライダー
plan something that a person intends to do
[count] Our plan was to have the guests park on the street, not the lawn.
- often plural We would love to have dinner at your house Friday night,
but we already have plans. [=we are already planning/expecting to do
something else]
They didn't want to change their vacation plans.
We made plans to go out this Friday.
[noncount] When we met them at the restaurant, they said there had been
a change of/in plan.
hold [+ obj] to cause (a meeting, class, sale, etc.) to take place
A sale will be held next weekend.
Free elections will be held next month.
We will hold [=have] the meeting at 2 o'clock.
The President has decided to hold [=give] a press conference.
They're holding an art show at the gallery.
The two sides will hold [=have] talks/discussions to resolve the dispute.
join to do something with (a person or group)
[+ obj] Everyone here joins me in congratulating you on a job well done!
[no obj] All of us join (together) in congratulating you on a job well done!
Several companies have joined (together) to support this policy.
The singer started alone but soon the whole audience joined in.
fix to set or place (something) definitely
They haven't yet fixed the date of their wedding.
They fixed the price at $10.
illegal price fixing
定期購読
休みます。
Quotations
Freedom of the press is guaranteed only to those who own one.
[A.J.Liebling, 1904-63, The New Yorker, May 14, 1976]
Catch you later.
