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2005年08月25日
テーマ： 英語のお勉強日記(8042)
カテゴリ： カテゴリ未分類
うーん、今日は分からないところだらけでした。
まだまだ実力が足りません。
ディクテーションは難しいですね。
1) op-ed
I think most people know the word "op-ed ", but I don't think
they know it stands for opposite editorial.
Sometimes a newspaper even invites opinions or short articles
from local people.
2) columnist
I used the "n" and I think I usually hear it that way, so colum'n'ist.
3） underdog
underdog is sort of the and opposite of top dog, if you think top
dog is someone at the top of the hierarchy and an underdog is a
little guy somebody who seems to have the odds stacked against
him. It's not exactly opposite because top dog you usually talking
about clear hierachical organization. but in underdog although
they are at the bottom, it's not a hierarchy, it's someone who's
not expected to win, even though they try very hard. People often
supporting underdog because of their their zeal and their focus
on winning.
4) big cheese
Big cheese sounds sort of funny, so I think probably although a
boss might call himself a top dog. He probably wouldn't call
???. (分かりません） I think it only be used as the joke by the
person who is the big cheese.
5) ashes
I think people say ashes because ashes is what remains are
ashes are the remains of something that's been burnt. Even if
there is a larger pieces in it.
6) diamond-studded
piece of metal that push through fabric or leather and has a
backing on it so that it does not come out again. So a diamond
-studded collar would be collar with diamond stuck into it on
little pieces of metal. You can also say a tie stud. A tie stud is
has a little pin that you push through the tie and shirt and you
put a little back on it to keep it pinned to your shirts it doesn't
flap around. A tie clip is the tack you slide on from the side. So
almost anything that has the kind of a metal tease that stuck
through fabric or leather can be called a stud. Then if you think
of a week as a strip of seven days and few of them have a
holiday, stuck into them. It's ・・・ I think you can imagine that
it's
a sort of similar idea to a diamond-studded collar.
7) sell like hotcakes
When I was growing up, we usually called them pancakes, although
I knew the word hotcakes. Another word for pancakes is flap-jacks.
That's all for today. Please join us next time.
まだまだ実力が足りません。
ディクテーションは難しいですね。
1) op-ed
I think most people know the word "op-ed ", but I don't think
they know it stands for opposite editorial.
Sometimes a newspaper even invites opinions or short articles
from local people.
2) columnist
I used the "n" and I think I usually hear it that way, so colum'n'ist.
3） underdog
underdog is sort of the and opposite of top dog, if you think top
dog is someone at the top of the hierarchy and an underdog is a
little guy somebody who seems to have the odds stacked against
him. It's not exactly opposite because top dog you usually talking
about clear hierachical organization. but in underdog although
they are at the bottom, it's not a hierarchy, it's someone who's
not expected to win, even though they try very hard. People often
supporting underdog because of their their zeal and their focus
on winning.
4) big cheese
Big cheese sounds sort of funny, so I think probably although a
boss might call himself a top dog. He probably wouldn't call
???. (分かりません） I think it only be used as the joke by the
person who is the big cheese.
5) ashes
I think people say ashes because ashes is what remains are
ashes are the remains of something that's been burnt. Even if
there is a larger pieces in it.
6) diamond-studded
piece of metal that push through fabric or leather and has a
backing on it so that it does not come out again. So a diamond
-studded collar would be collar with diamond stuck into it on
little pieces of metal. You can also say a tie stud. A tie stud is
has a little pin that you push through the tie and shirt and you
put a little back on it to keep it pinned to your shirts it doesn't
flap around. A tie clip is the tack you slide on from the side. So
almost anything that has the kind of a metal tease that stuck
through fabric or leather can be called a stud. Then if you think
of a week as a strip of seven days and few of them have a
holiday, stuck into them. It's ・・・ I think you can imagine that
it's
a sort of similar idea to a diamond-studded collar.
7) sell like hotcakes
When I was growing up, we usually called them pancakes, although
I knew the word hotcakes. Another word for pancakes is flap-jacks.
That's all for today. Please join us next time.
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