| | definition | word or phrase | definition in English | example sentence |
| 1 | 相性がいい
親和力 | have a natural affinityアふぃ二ティ | appetency | Pasta and seafood have a natural affinity |
| 2 | （人に）親しみを覚える | feel a sence of companionship for someone | feel friendly toward someone | I feel a sence of companionship for them. |
| 3 | 専門的知識 | expertiseエクスパてぃーズ（発音注意） | Skill or knowledge in a particular area | Freestyle: A competition, as in figure skating, skiing, or surfing, in which any maneuver or movement is allowed and competitors are judged on their artistic expression, acrobatic skill, and athletic expertise. |
| 4 | 器用さ | maneuver | A movement or procedure involving skill and dexterityデクスたぁゥリティ | ↑ |
| 5 | ～に対して劣等感をいだく | feel inferior to
インふぃァリァ | Low or lower in order, degree, or rank | He secretly feels inferior to others. |
| 6 | 劣等感 | inferiority complex | A persistent sense of inadequacy or a tendency to self-diminishment, sometimes resulting in excessive aggressiveness through overcompensation | He has an inferiority complex. |
| 7 | 劣等感などを克服しようとする過度な行動 | overcompensation | Excessive compensation, especially the exertion of effort in excess of that needed to compensate for a physical or psychological characteristic or defect | Neurotic behavior is an overcompensation for feelings of inferiority |
| 8 | 大学、就職が決まると成績を上げる必要がなくなって怠慢になること | Senioritis | Slacking off during their senior year. | After you get accepted into college, your grades in high school don't matter anymore, so you tend to slack off for the remainder of the year. It's the same in college after you get a job. These are seniorities. |
| 9 | 縛られた | bound | tied | A police found a bound body of a woman in a home on G Street on the city's southwest side. |
| 10 | 激論、口論 | altercation | A vehement quarrel
う゛ぃーアメント（激しい） | After an altercation broke out, police said Mark went inside and got a gun and fatally shot a gas station owner, Brian, 45, in the forehead. |
| 11 | 応ずる | comply | To act in accordance with another's command, request, rule, or wish | People who comply with the writers' demands are told to tie one balloon to their mailbox, and the other to their house. |
| 12 | 騙されやすい、担がれやすい | gullibleがぁらボル | Easily deceived or duped | It is a ploy to scam thousands of dollars from gullible people, police said. |
| 13 | 水鳥 | waterfowls | water birds, especially swimming birds, such as ducks, geese | I like watching waterfowls in a lake. |
| 14 | 立派な | noble | Having or showing qualities of high moral character, such as courage, generosity, or honor | You're very noble to do something like this. |
| 15 | 1（ほめて）（才能などが）多芸多才の、融通のきく
2（ほめて）（物などが）多用途の、万能の
3（気持ち・政策などが）気まぐれな | versatile
う゛ぁーシァトル | 1. Capable of doing many things competently
2. Having varied uses or serving many functions: "The most versatile of vegetables is the tomato."
3. Variable or inconstant; changeable: a versatile temperament | a ～ artist 多才な芸術家
a ～ instrument 万能道具
a ～ disposition 移り気な性格 |
| 16 | （日曜日ごとに）教会へ通う人,熱心な信者 | churchgoer | One who attends church (on every Sunday) | Chuchgoer want to "investigated" priest back. |
| 17 | 着服、横領、使い込み | embezzlement | Taking (money, for example) for one's own use in violation of a trust | The priest has been investigated as part of an embezzlement case. |
| 18 | 大司教［大主教，大監督］管区 | archdiocese アーキだいぁシス | The district under an archbishop's jurisdiction | The priest was investigated, but never charged with anything. The Archdiocese of Montee said he did not follow procedures as parish (教会区)administrator. |
| 19 | 雰囲気をかもし出す | give it an ambiance (ambience) | create an atomosphere | The traditional design of this inn gives it a very romantic ambiance. |
| 20 | お金をもっていない | be broke | haven't got a penny | Well, I wish I could go with you, but to tell the truth, I'm broke today. |
