Shinkanzen Master N2 Vocabulary Lesson 24: Multiple-Meaning Adjectives and Nouns

→ The waves are rough today.

→ His way of speaking is rough.

→ He drives recklessly.

→ This sand has coarse grains.

→ This work is poorly done.

→ A terrible incident occurred.

→ An enormous amount of waste was produced.

→ The weather is calm today.

→ He has a gentle personality.

→ The discussion proceeded peacefully.

→ Don't do whatever you want.

→ I still don't know how things work at my new workplace.

→ He changed the plan as he pleased.

→ His explanation is a little wordy.

→ This dish tastes a little too rich.

→ This mountain path is steep.

→ The teacher had a stern expression.

→ The road to the goal is difficult.

→ This is pure water.

→ She has a pure heart.

→ Even a simple meal is enough.

→ Don't treat things carelessly.

→ The noise outside is loud.

→ My father is strict about manners.

→ My mother nagged me about it.

→ This blade is very sharp.

→ He has keen intuition.

→ He made a sharp criticism.

→ I suddenly felt a sharp pain.

→ This kitchen knife is dull.

→ Lately I feel a little mentally slow.

→ This computer responds slowly.

→ A dull pain has continued since morning.

→ Please write your name on the back of the paper.

→ I went from the main street into a back street.

→ There seems to be something hidden behind this story.

→ The tree's shadow falls on the road.

→ Recently, his presence has been rather faint.

→ I rested in the shade of a tree.

→ You shouldn't speak badly about people behind their backs.

→ This is a new model of car.

→ His way of thinking is conventional.

→ The shape of the old building remains.

→ A merely formal apology is meaningless.

→ The waves are high today.

→ It is also important to ride the wave of the times.

→ His mood fluctuates a lot.

→ This river is wide.

→ The scope of my work has expanded.

→ He is always complaining.

→ This is a commonly used set phrase.