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日本には超安く、超ためになる英語の勉強方法があります。それがＮＨＫのラジオ講座です。メジャー関連の外資系企業で働いてから、日本へ帰国した筆者がその実用性を１００％保証します。是非有効活用しましょう！
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2005年10月13日
テーマ： 英語のお勉強日記(8483)
カテゴリ： カテゴリ未分類
久々にミーティングの後の、打ち上げおよび2次会に参加しました。
飲み会も、たまにでると貴重な情報が得られますね。
New Horizon (5) Wednesday, October 12
■ What's cooking? 何が起こっているの、どうなっているの
1) The other phrase is often used as a greeting.
"How are you?"の意味で挨拶としても使いますね。
Right. Sometimes people say similar thing like "What's up?" or
"What's new?", although I heard people complain about
"What's new?". Because they don't know what to say, especially if
everyday?" "I have to have news for you every day?"
"Nothing in particular." というような答えになってしまって、
あまり会話のスタートとしては良くない、と考える人もいる。
2) Yeah, but still it's very common.
あるいは、"What are you up to?"というのもありますね。
3) Yeah, you should be careful using that as a greeting, though.
Because it sounds like the person speaking "So, you're doing
something.", and they don't understand what you are doing or
why you are doing it.
"What do you mean?"と聞き返されることがあるかもしれません。
■ advice and council 助言と指導
4) Uh huh, ways usually means how to do something, processes, uh
things that will get you what you want. And means usually means
the financial or monetary support that helps you get what you want.
ways and means 歳入、歳出、財源という意味もある
Ways and Means Committee 政府の財源に関する委員会
■ pass up
5) It was too good there was no way I could say no. Although there
was a movie that made the phrase "Make him an offer he can't
refuse."*famous because the phrase means we were forced
him to do it. But we were presented this something nice like an
offer.
6) Another way you can use this phrase is if you don't want to
take advantage of an opportunity is to say "I'll take a pass on that."
■ employee turnover 転職率、離職率
7) In the restaurant business, "turnover" often refers to how
many customers you serve. That's how often your tables are
turned over. So to be profitable, for example, a restaurant may
need to turn the tables over twice, just to break-even. And more
turnover after that, more customers at the same table, turns
into profit.
■ last but far from least
通常の言い方は、last but not least
8) Right. This phrase is been used a lot. So I think it's turned
into kind of a cliche, so nobody really pays attention to it. At
which is really kind of opposite of what the phrase originally
with used to mean. It was saying, the priority of items isn't the
important thing, although it's last, it's not unimportant. But now
because the phrases become such a cliche, people don't really
pay attention to it.
9) Thanks for joining us.
飲み会も、たまにでると貴重な情報が得られますね。
New Horizon (5) Wednesday, October 12
■ What's cooking? 何が起こっているの、どうなっているの
1) The other phrase is often used as a greeting.
"How are you?"の意味で挨拶としても使いますね。
Right. Sometimes people say similar thing like "What's up?" or
"What's new?", although I heard people complain about
"What's new?". Because they don't know what to say, especially if
everyday?" "I have to have news for you every day?"
"Nothing in particular." というような答えになってしまって、
あまり会話のスタートとしては良くない、と考える人もいる。
2) Yeah, but still it's very common.
あるいは、"What are you up to?"というのもありますね。
3) Yeah, you should be careful using that as a greeting, though.
Because it sounds like the person speaking "So, you're doing
something.", and they don't understand what you are doing or
why you are doing it.
"What do you mean?"と聞き返されることがあるかもしれません。
■ advice and council 助言と指導
4) Uh huh, ways usually means how to do something, processes, uh
things that will get you what you want. And means usually means
the financial or monetary support that helps you get what you want.
ways and means 歳入、歳出、財源という意味もある
Ways and Means Committee 政府の財源に関する委員会
■ pass up
5) It was too good there was no way I could say no. Although there
was a movie that made the phrase "Make him an offer he can't
refuse."*famous because the phrase means we were forced
him to do it. But we were presented this something nice like an
offer.
6) Another way you can use this phrase is if you don't want to
take advantage of an opportunity is to say "I'll take a pass on that."
■ employee turnover 転職率、離職率
7) In the restaurant business, "turnover" often refers to how
many customers you serve. That's how often your tables are
turned over. So to be profitable, for example, a restaurant may
need to turn the tables over twice, just to break-even. And more
turnover after that, more customers at the same table, turns
into profit.
■ last but far from least
通常の言い方は、last but not least
8) Right. This phrase is been used a lot. So I think it's turned
into kind of a cliche, so nobody really pays attention to it. At
which is really kind of opposite of what the phrase originally
with used to mean. It was saying, the priority of items isn't the
important thing, although it's last, it's not unimportant. But now
because the phrases become such a cliche, people don't really
pay attention to it.
9) Thanks for joining us.
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