N3 Chapter 10: ニュースで学ぼう！

Let's Learn from the News!

10.1 · The Media

finally
as I thought
hit
gossip, rumor
trivial, good-for-nothing
article
ultimately, in the end
national
rebroadcast
master of ceremonies, host
citizen
weekly magazine
serious, important
important
goods, merchandise
no way, cannot be
in the world
politician
government
live broadcast
(not so) much, (not) very
pay attention, notice
to convey, to report
to be conveyed, passed along, communicated
putting something on the market
reputation
position, standpoint
new product new merchandise
new product on the market
monthly magazine

10.2 · Incidents

patrol car, police car
prank, practical joke, mischief
liar
to doubt
ambulance
to scream, to shout
robbery
horrible, frightful
murder
dispute
to fight
arrest
to strike, to hit
to take
to chase, to pursue
to steal
discover
crime
culprit, criminal
hold on
be violent
violence
suspicious
search, to look for, to seek
to catch
creepy, uneasy feeling

10.3 · Let's Be Careful!

panic
meet
question
to save, to rescue
coincidence, by chance
actual spot, scene of the crime, site
both, each other
whereabouts unknown
confusion
again, once more
to make noise
on purpose, intentionally
to drown
occur, appear one after another
victim
leap out
to die, to pass away
to protect, to defend, to stop
safety, being unharmed
life
noisy, boisterous
to jump in

10.4 · Trouble

unsteadily, faltering
to bully
grievance, complaint
hurried, confused, busy
to be flustered, to panic
suddenly
borrow money, loan
instance, occasion
cut off of water supply
to go out of business (a company, etc.)
blackout
to fall over, to collapse
go bankrupt, (corporate) bankruptcy
emergency exit
lose (physical), to lose
lost person
sway, to shake, to quake
dishonest, sly, rough, not particular
fall over, to trip, to fall
to drop, to let fall
bullying
one by one, one after another
case of emergency

10.5 · Data

peak
strong yen
decrease
most
lose (abstract), to lose
trust
ultimately, in the end, finally
normal
all of, entire
increase
finally, at last
bad economy
approximately
confused, mixed up
unreasonable, excessive, inordinate
average
pretty, fairly
cross over, to go over, to surpass