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Elle Fanning's Homonyms

  • 英語
  • 中初級 ~

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Homonymsとは、スペルや発音が同じでも意味の違う単語のこと。こちらのヴォーグの動画で若手女優エル・ファニングと一緒にhomonymsに注目してみましょう!


"Homonyms" are words that have the same spelling or pronunciation but different meanings. In this fun video by Vogue we take a look at some homonyms with young actor Elle Fanning!

Questions: What is the word?

Fan.
{Can you please turn the fan on? It’s so hot in here.}
Fawn.
{When we were hiking in the forest, we saw a mother deer and her two little fawns.}
The Rock.
{In the Disney movie “Moana” The Rock played the voice of Maui.}
To pan.
{The camera panned slowly to reveal what was hiding behind the actor.}
Dough.
{Dude, Yamada won the lottery, he’s got lots of dough now!}
Fan
{It was so hot in the bus I fanned myself with my file folder.}
Rock.
{There is something in my shoe. I think it’s a rock.}
Fan mail.
{The actress received hundreds of fan mail every day.}
To tan.
{Keiko tanned a little bit after our trip to Okinawa.}
Fin.
{“Fin” means “the end” in French; that is why it appeared at the end of old French movies.}
To fawn.
{My dad said he didn’t want a cat, but now he fawns over it.}
An elf.
{They say that if you can’t find something, an elf must have hidden it.}
Male.
{Male deer have antlers, while female deer have none.}
Fan.
{The fans of the idol group bought all the CDs and t-shirts in Shibuya.}

Extra Reading

Try this article below for extra reading on this topic.

Homophones, Homographs, and Homonyms: on words that are the same, but different


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