英和辞典、引くだけで終わってませんか？使い方次第で英語力が変わる！

How many times a day do you look up a word in an English-Japanese dictionary? When you look it up, do you only check the meaning and then stop there? For example, "distribution." Do you close the dictionary after that? What is "distribution" used to distribute, and how? "Life." Is it a countable noun? Or an uncountable noun? Actually, it's both, but in what cases is it an uncountable noun? Is "enjoy" an intransitive or transitive verb? If you just want to check the meaning of a word, a smartphone, tablet, or the index in your vocabulary book is sufficient. However, unless you get into the habit of looking up words in a dictionary, you won't be able to write and read correct English. This time, we'll be talking about dictionaries. An English-Japanese dictionary is something you "read," not "look up." We'll show you how to read a dictionary.