Shinkanzen Master N1 Vocabulary Lesson 25: Onomatopoeia and Mimetic Words for States

→ When I opened the door, the atmosphere of the room changed completely.

→ I caught a cold and my physical strength dropped sharply.

→ The plants are growing rapidly.

→ He pushed steadily forward through the snow.

→ The effect of the medicine gradually began to appear.

→ The rain stopped and the sky cleared up completely.

→ My shirt was soaked with sweat because I ran.

→ The lights in the room are blazing brightly.

→ The ring on her finger flashed brightly.

→ The meeting will start at exactly 10 o'clock.

→ Someone covered the entire cost of my trip.

→ Cherry blossoms in the park have begun to bloom here and there.

→ An empty classroom with nobody in it.

→ The library at night is completely silent.

→ The sky is heavily overcast.

→ Sauté the onions until they become soft.

→ The summer heat makes my skin clammy with sweat.

→ This sweater makes my skin feel prickly.

→ The box is large, but the contents are sparse.

→ Stuff the bag full of luggage.

→ I ate too much and my stomach is completely full.

→ After losing weight, my trousers became very loose.

→ The plastic became soft and bent out of shape from the heat.

→ I became completely stiff with nervousness during the interview.

→ This year's holidays are scattered rather than consecutive.

→ Opinions vary from person to person.

→ This year's profit is about the same as last year's.

→ He strode into the room with his shoes still on.

→ How can someone shamelessly tell such a lie?

→ He showed up unconcernedly despite being an hour late for the meeting.

→ When you're young, you should freely express your opinions.

→ He timidly raised his hand and asked a question.

→ After being scolded, he left the room dejectedly.

→ She bluntly points out other people's faults.

→ Stop grumbling and complaining forever.

→ He quietly muttered, "I'm tired."

→ She fired off jokes one after another and made everyone laugh.

→ An elderly woman is walking steadily along the road.

→ I can hear someone running noisily down the stairs.

→ After losing the match, I trudged home dejectedly.

→ He effortlessly lifted the heavy-looking luggage.

→ The thief lightly vaulted over the wall and escaped.

→ On my day off, I spontaneously went on a trip.

→ She quietly wept after reading the sad letter.

→ He stared closely at my face with a puzzled expression.

→ The events of that day come vividly back to mind.

→ I'm worried about tomorrow's presentation and cannot sleep peacefully.