「次の英文の下線部を他の英語でパラフレイズしなさい。更にイタリックの語の反意語を書き、下線の語を使った英文のエッセイ(随筆)を書きなさい(長さは自由)。」
The most difficult[=extremely hard to deal with / toughest to do ] kind of liberty to preserve[=take possible action to keep liberty safe or in a good condition, so as to protect it from undesirable damage or decay ] in a democracy is that kind which derives[=obtain ] its importance from services to the community that are not very obvious to ignorant[⇔having enough knowledge of what they should know / educated and experienced to judge things which are important for their lives] people. 〈以下にエッセイを展開する〉
Here in this essay, I’m writing about my favorite camera “Leica” in detail and a current problem in my family brought about by this camera.
Economizing or keeping expenses low enough to keep the life of my family stable, is one of the most difficult things for me to deal with. Because I have so many hobbies that could require a good deal of money and I hardly can stop doing them. The one I most love among those hobbies is purchasing, possessing and using classical cameras which are normally very old (such as made in 1950's) and extremely expensive. For instance, Leica, is one of the most famous classical cameras that almost every classical camera enthusiast are deeply fond of. As for me, I have to admit that I am a little bit too fanatic lover of Leica cameras.
Lieca, probably the most legendary(still existing though) camera ever in the history of the camera, is a German camera. It was initially made