抜けている語の前後の語を答えて【that】【way】【employed】
the CIA’s chefs replaced the ice swan with sugar feathers. The feathers were so lifelike they seemed to fly away when the dish was finished. To make the feathers lifelike in the most efficient possible, the chefs their newest assistant — a 3-D printer for food.
lifelike【that】they
efficient【way】possible
chefs【employed】their
抜けている語の前後の語を答えて【older】【as】【so】
Unlike pesticides, the neonicotinoid pesticides are most often introduced directly into the seeds of crops planted by farmers and thus spread throughout the entire plant it grows — including the pollen and nectar the bees feed on. Spraying of the older pesticides could be halted when plants were flowering bees would not be harmed.
Unlike【older】pesticides
plant【as】it
flowering【so】bees
抜けている語の前後の語を答えて【empty】【while】【busy】
She found that artists’ eyes tended to scan the whole picture, including apparently expanses of ocean or sky, the nonartists focused in on objects, especially people. [...] This finding suggests that while nonartists were turning images into concepts, artists were taking note of colors and contours, Vogt says.
(apparently) empty (expanses)
(sky) while (the)
(were) busy (turning)
( 7 ), a failure can be the first step toward a major breakthrough.
a.As is often science in the case
b.As is often the case in science
c.As science is often in the case
d.As science is often the case in
b.As is often the case in science
抜けている語の前後の語を答えて【without】【are】
by concentrating the salt in the top layer of mashed potatoes, he could reduce the dish’s overall salt content by forty percent compromising its perceived saltiness. Our senses, in other words, easily deceived.
percent【without】compromising
words【are】deceived
「彼が新しいアパートへの引っ越しを手伝うという申し出を受け入れたほうがいいよ。」[2020早稲田大・人科]
You ( ) ( ) ( ) take him up on his offer to help you move into your new apartment.
You (might) (as) (well) take him up on his offer to help you move into your new apartment.
抜けている語の前後の語を答えて【results】【in】【limited】
This condition affects 10 percent of the population and in an inability to use both eyes to construct an integrated view of the world. Such people can’t see “magic eye” images, which a chaotic background turns into a single three-dimensional image. They also have depth perception and must rely on other clues, such as shadows, to navigate the world.
(and) results (in)
(images) in (which)
(have) limited (depth)
猗窩座さんの「さあ始めようか、宴の時間だ」を英訳して。
"Let's ( ) the party started."
"Let's (get) the party started."
抜けている語の前後の語を答えて【evenly】【alternated】
“Say we want to make a low-fat cookie,” MacLeod said. In a typical dieter’s cookie, small portions of butter and sugar are distributed, and hit the mouth in a wash of low-calorie disappointment. In a 3-D-printed cookie, the same servings might go much further, because the butter and sugar could be with fat-free layers
distributed【evenly】and
be【alternated】with
「誰が見ても[誰に聞いても]、微細藻類はトウモロコシの生産よりも土地集約度が低い。」[2017慶応義塾大・環情]
( ) ( ) ( ), microalgae is less land-intensive than corn production
(By) (all) (accounts)
抜けている語の前後の語を答えて【it】【that】【to】
Vogt, a painter as well as a scientist, says that artists see the world as really is, as a mass of shapes, colors and forms. As a result, artists can paint pictures jolt regular people out of their well-worn habits of seeing. “As artists, our job is to get people enjoy their vision, instead of just using it to get around,” she says.
(as) it (really)
(pictures) that (jolt)
(people) to (enjoy)
しのぶさんの姉が言った「倒すと決めたなら倒しなさい。勝つと決めたのなら勝ちなさい。」を訳した時、共通して入る語を答えて。
(O ) you decide to defeat a demon, defeat it.
(O ) you decide to win, win.
(Once) you decide to defeat a demon, defeat it.
(Once) you decide to win, win.
「最初のカメラ付き携帯電話は、21世紀初頭にさかのぼる。」[2019京都大]
The first camera phones ( ) ( ) ( ) the very beginning of the twenty-first century.
The first camera phones (date) (back) (to) the very beginning of the twenty-first century.
「ロックダウンが解除されてから、障害のある人たちは町の中を移動するのに苦労してきた。」[2022金沢大]
(D ) people have ( ) (t ) (g ) around town since lockdowns ended.
(Disabled) people have (had) (trouble) (getting) around town since lockdowns ended.
「それ以前では、人々が結婚せずに生活を送ることは普通だった」[2023慶應義塾大・医]
Before that, it was not uncommon for people to ( ) ( ) ( ) without getting married.
Before that, it was not uncommon for people to (go) (through) (life) without getting married.
What did Mr. Higashi do in Osaka?
➀He went shopping in Korea Town.
➁He went to the Expo.
➂He went up Tsutenkaku Tower.
➃He went fishing.
➀He went shopping in Korea Town.