EN: The word 'will' is used to talk about future plans or events that are going to happen.
日本語: 助動詞「will」は、未来の計画やこれから起こる出来事を表すために使われ、「〜するつもりです」「〜でしょう」という意味になります。
Novak Djokovic will play in the next tournament.
ノバク・ジョコビッチは次のトーナメントに参加するでしょう。
EN: The 'grass-court season' refers to a specific period in the professional tennis calendar, culminating in Wimbledon, which is the most prestigious tournament played on grass.
EN: Use 'will' + 'verb' to talk about things that happen in the future.
日本語: 「will」と「動詞」を使って、未来に起こることについて話します。
I will visit my grandmother tomorrow.
私は明日、祖母を訪ねるつもりです。
EN: Andy Murray is a legendary British tennis player. In the UK, tennis is a very popular sport, especially during the summer when Wimbledon takes place.
EN: Use 'will' followed by the base form of a verb to talk about future plans or events.
日本語: 「will」の後に動詞の原形を使って、未来の計画やこれから起こる出来事を表します。
The team will play a match tomorrow.
このチームは明日、試合を行うでしょう。
EN: The term 'two-time Wimbledon champion' refers to Andy Murray's historic victories at the prestigious British grass-court tournament in 2013 and 2016.
EN: Use 'will' followed by a base verb to talk about future plans or events.
日本語: 「will」の後に動詞の原形を使って、未来の計画やこれから起こる出来事を表します。
I will visit my grandmother tomorrow.
私は明日、祖母を訪ねるつもりです。
EN: The 'grass-court season' refers to a specific time in the professional tennis calendar, culminating in Wimbledon, which is played on natural grass—a surface Murray is famous for mastering.
EN: The word 'since' is used to show that something started at a specific time in the past and continues to be true or relevant. It is often followed by a specific year or a past event.
日本語: 単語「since」は、何かが過去の特定の時点から始まり、現在まで続いている、または現在と関連していることを示すために使われます。その後には、具体的な年や過去に起こった出来事が続くことが多いです。
I have lived here since 2010.
私は2010年からここに住んでいます。
EN: Andy Murray is a legendary British tennis player. In the sports world, when a famous player retires and becomes a coach, it is often big news because they bring their championship experience to younger players like Jack Draper.
EN: The preposition 'after' is used to show that one event happens following another event. In this sentence, it connects the action of ending work to the duration of time they spent together.
日本語: 前置詞「after」は、ある出来事が別の出来事の後に起こることを示すために使われます。この文では、「協力関係を終える」という動作と「一緒に働いた期間」を結びつけています。
I will go home after the meeting.
会議が終わった後、私は家に帰ります。
EN: The past simple tense is used to describe actions that were completed in the past. For regular verbs like 'thank', we add '-ed' to the end.
日本語: 過去形は、過去に完了した動作を表すために使われます。'thank'のような規則動詞では、語尾に '-ed' を付けます。
She thanked her teacher after the class.
彼女は授業の後、先生に感謝しました。
EN: In professional sports, athletes often release an official 'statement' through social media or press releases to announce changes in their coaching staff, showing professionalism and gratitude.
EN: Reported speech with 'said'. We use 'He said' to report what someone else stated. In simple sentences, the word 'that' is often omitted after 'said'.
日本語: 'said' を使った間接話法。私たちは 'He said' を使って、他の人が述べたことを伝えます。簡単な文では、'said' の後の 'that' はしばしば省略されます。
She said the food is delicious.
彼女は食べ物がとてもおいしいと言いました。
EN: In the sports world, calling someone a 'great man' in addition to a 'great coach' is a high sign of personal respect, suggesting the person has strong character beyond their professional skills.
EN: The sentence uses 'will' to talk about a future event or plan that is certain to happen.
日本語: この文は「will」を使って、未来に起こる、または確実に予定されている出来事を表しています。
The team will start training tomorrow.
チームは明日、トレーニングを開始するでしょう。
EN: The LTA (Lawn Tennis Association) is the national governing body of tennis in Great Britain. It is common in English to follow an acronym with a short descriptive phrase (appositive) to help readers understand what the organization is.
EN: Use the conjunction 'but' to connect two sentences that show a contrast or an unexpected result.
日本語: 接続詞「but」を使って、意味が対照的または逆接の関係にある2つの文を結びます。
He studied hard, but he failed the test.
彼は一生懸命勉強しましたが、試験に合格しませんでした。
EN: In professional sports, 'world number four' refers to the official ranking of a player globally. For tennis, this is managed by the ATP (for men) or WTA (for women).
EN: The sentence uses the Past Simple tense ('hurt', 'missed') to describe completed actions in the past. Note that 'hurt' is an irregular verb whose past form is the same as its present form.
日本語: この文は、過去形(hurt、missed)を使って、過去に完了した動作を表しています。'hurt' は不規則動詞で、過去形が現在形と同じ綴りであることに注意してください。
She hurt her leg and missed the race.
彼女は足を傷め、試合を逃しました。
EN: The past simple tense is used to describe a completed action at a specific time in the past. The verb 'hurt' is irregular; its past form is the same as its base form.
日本語: 過去形は、過去の特定の時点で完了した動作を表すために使われます。動詞「hurt」(傷つける)は不規則動詞で、過去形が原形と同じです。
He hurt his back yesterday.
彼は昨日、背中を傷めました。
EN: The Barcelona Open is a prestigious professional tennis tournament played on clay courts. It is part of the ATP Tour and is held annually in Barcelona, Spain.
EN: Using 'too' at the end of a sentence to mean 'also' or 'as well'.
日本語: 文末で「too」を使って「も」「同じく」を表します。
She likes tennis and football too.
彼女はテニスが好きです。サッカーも好きです。
EN: The 'clay-court season' refers to a specific part of the professional tennis calendar (usually April to June) played on clay surfaces, culminating in the French Open.
EN: The verb 'plan' is followed by 'to' and a base verb (infinitive) to talk about future intentions.
日本語: 動詞「plan」(計画する)の後には「to」と動詞の原形(不定詞)が続き、未来の意図や予定を表します。
She plans to study English every day.
彼女は毎日英語を勉強する予定です。
EN: In professional tennis, the 'grass-court season' is a short but prestigious period in the summer, culminating in the Wimbledon championships. It requires a specific playing style compared to clay or hard courts.
EN: The phrase 'go past' means to move beyond a certain point or level. In sports, it means to advance to the next stage of a competition.
日本語: フレーズ「go past」は、ある地点やレベルを越える、または超えることを意味します。スポーツでは、競技の次の段階に進むことを表します。
She went past the first round of the interview.
彼女は一次面接を通過しました。
EN: Wimbledon is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, played on grass courts. Advancing past the early rounds is a significant milestone for young players like Jack Draper.
EN: The conjunction 'so' is used to connect a cause with its result. In this sentence, the cause is Murray winning the tournament twice, and the result is that he knows it very well.
日本語: 接続詞「so」は原因と結果を結びつけるために使われます。この文では、原因はマレーが二度優勝したことであり、結果は彼がその大会をよく知っていることです。
It was raining, so I stayed at home.
その時雨が降っていたので、私は家にいました。
EN: Wimbledon is the oldest and most prestigious tennis tournament in the world, played on grass courts. Winning it twice, as Murray did, is a significant achievement in British sports history.
EN: The past tense 'coached' is used to describe an action that started and finished in the past. When combined with 'for' and a time period, it shows how long that past action lasted.
日本語: 過去形の動詞「coached」は、過去に始まり終わった動作を表すために使われます。「for」と期間を組み合わせると、その過去の動作がどれくらい続いたかを示します。
She lived in London for two years.
彼女はロンドンに2年間住んでいました。
EN: In professional tennis, it is common for top players to hire former champions as coaches. This relationship between Murray and Djokovic is notable because they were major rivals on the court for many years.
IPA発音、定義、例文、インタラクティブクイズ付きの重要な単語。
文中での意味: コーチ;指導者
文中での意味: チャンピオン;優勝者
文中での意味: 暫定の;一時的な
文中での意味: 声明;陳述
文中での意味: 支援;サポート
文中での意味: けが;負傷(複数形)
文中での意味: 逃す;欠席する
文中での意味: トーナメント;大会
種類タグ、二言語の定義、使い方の説明、例文を含むフレーズ。
The period of the tennis year played on grass surfaces, leading up to Wimbledon.
芝生シーズン
The period of the tennis year played on clay surfaces, ending with the French Open.
クレーコートシーズン
The stage of a competition that follows the initial opening matches.
2回戦
To go back to a previous state, activity, or place.
復帰する、戻る