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- 2003年3月21日 11時16分
- March. ２１st（twentｙ-first）, Fri. ２００３、開戦２日目！東寺弘法市。
１２２７５９！
＝「センター試験には悪魔が住んでいた」対「センターには勝利の女神が住んでいる」
”アクセス『１２００００[＝十二万]突破』”＝カｍサハｍニダ＝大感謝！
”開戦！＝War! ”（その２）
TA発英語関連）
あ）巡航ミサイル＝cruise missile
ロシア語直訳では、「有翼ミサイル」＝"winged missile"
い）"coalItion force"＝同盟軍＝米、英、オーストラリアの３カ国のみ。豪州軍は３０００名（？）
”ＢＢＣ News in world edition”；Last Updated: Friday, 21 March, 2003, 02:05
GMT
→ http://news.bbc.co.uk/
Blair calls for unity over war
Mr Blair addressed the nation
Tony Blair has urged the British people to put divisions over war with
Iraq behind them and unite behind the UK's armed forces as they go into
battle to remove Saddam Hussein.
The prime minister's message to the nation came as British forces were
engaged in a US-led assault on southern Iraq from air, land and sea.
Royal Marine Commandos launched an aerial and amphibious assault on
strategically important 'Red Beach', providing a foothold for an assault
on Baghdad.
He made the plea for unity as thousands took to the streets up and down
the country to voice their opposition to the military onslaught against
Iraq.
In taking all these risks, Mr Blair cannot say he was not warned from
virtually all quarters to think again
Click here for analysis of Blair's message
British artillery units have been shelling Iraqi positions, after around
10 missiles were fired into Kuwait on Thursday.
Mr Blair praised the British armed forces.
"As so often before on the courage and determination of British men
and women serving our country the fate of many nations rests," he said.
He stressed the plight of the Iraqi people and reminded the British
public of the record of Saddam Hussein.
There was no choice, he said, but to go to war after 12 years in which
Saddam had consistently refused to comply with UN demands to disarm.
Retreat might give us a moment of respite but years of repentance at
our weakness would follow
Tony Blair
Full transcript of Blair's speech
And he had a special message for the Iraqi people in which he stressed
the UK's commitment to their country after the war would be "total".
"Our enemy is not you but your barbarous rulers," he told them.
Mr Blair warned that the world faced the threat both of "brutal states"
armed with weapons of mass destruction and terrorist groups.
"My fear, deeply held, based in part on the intelligence that I see
is that these threats come together and deliver catastrophe to our country
and our world," he said.
"My judgement as prime minister is that this threat is real, growing
and of an entirely different nature to any conventional threat to our
security that Britain has faced before," he said.
He added: "I know that this course of action has produced deep divisions
of opinion in our country but I know also the British people will now
be united in sending our armed forces our thoughts and prayers - they
are the finest in the world and their families and all of Britain can
have great pride in them."
The prime minister stressed his and President George W Bush's commitment
to restarting the Middle East peace process.
And, in what will be seen as a bid to silence critics of the US, he
said revenue from Iraq's oil would be put in a UN trust fund for Iraq's
benefit only.
Earlier, Foreign Secretary Jack Straw tried to steel people for civilian
deaths in the conflict and Defence Secretary Geoff Hoon warned that
the war might take time.
It was the same rhetoric that we have been hearing for weeks now. There
was nothing new in this broadcast.
Natasha, UK
On Thursday, RAF Tornados flew a series of missions over Iraq, dropping
laser-guided bombs on military targets.
The Marines' assault on Red Beach - at the head of the Persian Gulf
on the strategically important Al Faw peninsula - took place less than
an hour after a massive artillery bombardment on southern Iraq.
There are also reports that British submarines stationed in the Gulf
have fired "several" cruise missiles at military targets in Baghdad.
The Queen sent a message of support to troops in the Gulf. Members of
the Royal Family are planning to visit military bases in the UK.
- 2003年3月21日 10時58分
- March. ２１st（twentｙ-first）, Fri. ２００３、開戦２日目！東寺弘法市。
１２２７５７！
＝「センター試験には悪魔が住んでいた」対「センターには勝利の女神が住んでいる」
”アクセス『１２００００[＝十二万]突破』”＝カｍサハｍニダ＝大感謝！
”センター英語基礎高１レベル；内容把握”[復刻版]
Question:空所に適語を１語入れよ。文字指定あり。
Some villagers were going to celebrate an important wine festival in
a few days' time, so they borrowed a huge barrel from the nearest town,
put it in the village square, and determined that each of them should
empty a bottle of the best wine he had into it, so that there should
be plenty at the feast.
One of the villagers thought he would be very clever. "If I pour a bottle
of water in, instead of wine, no one will notice it," he said to himself,
"because there will be so much excellenct wine in the barrel that the
water will be lost in it."
The night of the feast arrived. Everybody gathered in the village square
with their jugs and glasses for the wine. The tap on the barrel was
opened---but what came out was (p---) water. Everyone in the village
had had the same idea.
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（正解） → "pure"（ピュァ）＝「まじりっけのない＝純粋な」
（ポイント）全部の村人が、自分だけがやっていると思って、樽（たる）の中にワインの代わりに水を注いだ。やがて・・・でてきたのは、「ワインが一滴も入っていない＝純粋のまじりっけのない」＝'pure'な水であった。
（小テスト）Put into English.＝英訳せよ。但し、文字指定あり。
１）祝う（c-）
２）借りる(b-)
３）（四角い）広場(sq-)
４）（円形の）広場(c-)
５）村（v-）
６）村人(v-)
７）決める；決心する(det-)
８）空（から）の；からにする(e-)
９）ずるい；賢い（ずるがしこい）(c-)
10）注ぐ（そそぐ）(p-)
11）貧しい(p-)
12）貧困（ひんこん）(p-)
13）気づく(n-)(計６字)
14）（大きな）樽（たる）(b-)
15）ジョッキ(j-)(計３字)
16）ビン(b-)
17）〜の代わりに（２語）(i-)(--)
18）十分な（２語）(p-)(--)
19）〜するように（２語）(--)(----)
20）独り言（ひとりごと）を言う（３語）＝(---)(--)oneself
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小テスト正解）
１）celebrate(CEL-にアクセント)(-ateの２つ前の音節にアクセント)（関連：-ite, -uateも同様に、 -ite,
iuateの２つ前） ２）borrow (覚え方は、borrow A from B⇔lend A to B 「AをBから借りる⇔AをBに貸す」)、（関連）rent
A from B ⇔rent A to B 「（お金を伴って）BからAを借りる⇔（お金を伴って）BにAを貸す」 ３）square(スクウェァ) ４）circus（サーカス）（関連）円形広場でやる大道芸（だいどうげい）が「サーカス＝circus」 ５）village
６）villager(ヴィリジャァ) ７）determine(deTERmine＝デたーミン) ８）empty（Emp-ty） ９）clever
× Your son's very clever. →○ Your son's very bright/smart. 10) pour（発音頻出：ポァ）
11) poor (頻出：プゥァ) 12）poverty(ポヴァティ)（poorの名詞形） 13) notice(のゥティス) 14)
barrel（ばレゥ） 15) jug(ジャグ)
16) bottle 17) instead of 18) plenty of 量 19) so that 〜 20) say
to oneself
２００３年３月２１日（金）ＴＡ追記）
１．Ｒ高もうすぐ「自習合宿」！
２．自習こそ「受験の王道」！
３．「ゲーム機」手放せないＭ類は・・・将来のパチンコ狂？
４．所属校の「限界」を知ろう。
５．知らなければ良かった？
６．ひどい傷口。
７．見なけりゃ良かった・・・。
８．勇気を持って現実を直視しよう。
９．Be optimIstic!
- 2003年3月21日 09時50分
- March. ２１st（twentｙ-first）, Fri. ２００３、開戦２日目！
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１２２７３３！
＝「センター試験には悪魔が住んでいた」対「センターには勝利の女神が住んでいる」
”アクセス『１２００００[＝十二万]突破』”＝カｍサハｍニダ＝大感謝！
”新高３年生に告ぐ！”（その２３）
１．合格の手引き！！！
２．いつガッコへ行っても「合格オタク」のＮ先生、「励まし上手な」Ａ教頭など、いらっしゃるガッコ[双数！]は、流れに身を任せて、まあ、大丈夫！
３．２倍の時間をかけて、入試問題を楽しみながら解く。
４．１０人中、７人落ちても、３人は合格・・・が、システムだ。
５．「ゲームオタク」よ、さようなら！
６．世の中、いろいろあるのに、ゲームの世界にしか興味・関心がない人は・・・哀れ。
７．「究極の外国語習得法」＝口からすらすらでるようになるまで、文字修得は、後回し。
８．そうすれば、読み書きはかろうじてデキルが話せない、という事態は避けることがデキル・・・。
９．いや、そこまでやれば、大学合格まであと３年以上必要だ。
１０．「滋賀医大医学科・京大合格」ルートでやる人は、「入試オタク」になってしまおう！
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