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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11日
テーマ： 英語のお勉強日記(8477)
カテゴリ： ディクテーション
今日は比較的短かったので、その後のニュースなどもディクテーション
してみました。
New Horizon (4) Monday, October 10
1) dog-eat-dog 食うか食われるかの、熾烈な競争の
"Dog-eat-dog" is a phrase, it's often used to describe a fierce
competition or even ruthless self-interest. So when people
are taking care of themselves or companies are competing
against other companies, they focus very clearly and strongly
on their own interest.
2) scramble up the ladder 出世の階段を苦労しながらよじ登る
In English if you just say the "ladder", it often means a
corporate ladder. it's climbing up through the hierarchy in a
company. But climbing up a ladder, also means being successful,
because you are getting higher and higher. "Scramble up the
ladder"makes it sound much more difficult. In this case "scramble"
is a kind of awkward climbing or could be moving on your hands
and knees quickly because you just can't get to your feet. So
"scrambling up the ladder" sounds like there's a very fierce
competition to rise in the company.
3) have one's tongue hanging out 渇望している
means he is anticipating, he is excited, he is looking forward to
something. Sometimes the same phrase is used to mean all tired
out, like a dog when it's tired and tongue is hanging out and the
dog is panting.
4) a stack of greenbacks （アメリカの）ドル札の束
of the slang words for U.S. dollars, because until very recently
they were green front and back. Now they've added a few other
colors, but they're still mostly green I'd say.
Do we see eye to eye on that? = Do we agree with each other?
advice and guidance ご指導ご鞭撻
5) go for it 思い切ってやってごらんなさい
"Go for it" is a phrase people use a lot to encourage people to try
something new. You could say "try it", "take a chance", "go for it".
6) please continue listening.
今日はおまけでその後のニュース（10/11）も挑戦してみました。
NHK News Headlines / Tuesday, October 11, 2005
1) Three days after the strong earthquake in Pakistan, aid supplies
including those from Japan have begun arriving.
2) Japan's lower house of parliament has passed a set of bills to
privatize postal services which is the core of prime minister Koizumi's
structural reforms.
3) In Indonesia, police have made their first arrest in connection with
recent suicide bombings in Bali.
してみました。
New Horizon (4) Monday, October 10
1) dog-eat-dog 食うか食われるかの、熾烈な競争の
"Dog-eat-dog" is a phrase, it's often used to describe a fierce
competition or even ruthless self-interest. So when people
are taking care of themselves or companies are competing
against other companies, they focus very clearly and strongly
on their own interest.
2) scramble up the ladder 出世の階段を苦労しながらよじ登る
In English if you just say the "ladder", it often means a
corporate ladder. it's climbing up through the hierarchy in a
company. But climbing up a ladder, also means being successful,
because you are getting higher and higher. "Scramble up the
ladder"makes it sound much more difficult. In this case "scramble"
is a kind of awkward climbing or could be moving on your hands
and knees quickly because you just can't get to your feet. So
"scrambling up the ladder" sounds like there's a very fierce
competition to rise in the company.
3) have one's tongue hanging out 渇望している
means he is anticipating, he is excited, he is looking forward to
something. Sometimes the same phrase is used to mean all tired
out, like a dog when it's tired and tongue is hanging out and the
dog is panting.
4) a stack of greenbacks （アメリカの）ドル札の束
of the slang words for U.S. dollars, because until very recently
they were green front and back. Now they've added a few other
colors, but they're still mostly green I'd say.
Do we see eye to eye on that? = Do we agree with each other?
advice and guidance ご指導ご鞭撻
5) go for it 思い切ってやってごらんなさい
"Go for it" is a phrase people use a lot to encourage people to try
something new. You could say "try it", "take a chance", "go for it".
6) please continue listening.
今日はおまけでその後のニュース（10/11）も挑戦してみました。
NHK News Headlines / Tuesday, October 11, 2005
1) Three days after the strong earthquake in Pakistan, aid supplies
including those from Japan have begun arriving.
2) Japan's lower house of parliament has passed a set of bills to
privatize postal services which is the core of prime minister Koizumi's
structural reforms.
3) In Indonesia, police have made their first arrest in connection with
recent suicide bombings in Bali.
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