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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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I'll Sleep When I'm…
り〜やん☆(^-^)ノさん
一日一冊：読書日記… 本のソムリエさん
ネイティブの幼児が… Michelle♪さん
Life goes on june17thさん
ロスで唯一全クラス… ロスの英会話センターBYBだよ。さん
一日一冊：読書日記… 本のソムリエさん
ネイティブの幼児が… Michelle♪さん
Life goes on june17thさん
ロスで唯一全クラス… ロスの英会話センターBYBだよ。さん
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2005年10月08日
テーマ： 英語のお勉強日記(8359)
カテゴリ： カテゴリ未分類
いつもに比較すると、今日は多少分かりやすかったような気がします。
New Horizon (3) Friday, October 8
1) behind someone's back 背後で（あまり良い意味では使わない）
If you do something behind someone's back, you're doing it secretly
and it's always something negative. Like if you plan a surprise party
that's offered secretly, but you wouldn't say you've done it behind
someone's back. Because it's not usually a negative kind of a thing.
Ｔｈｅｒｅ are some other phrases related to "back" and most of them
relate to bad things, so for example "to stab someone in the back"
able to protect themselves. It's a sneaky kind of an attack. If
someone is on someone's back, it means that they are criticizing
them harshly they won't leave them alone.
back stabber 裏切り者、わざと悪口を言う人
2) "Dates back to" is a phrase that means looks back to a certain
point in time. You could say "dates from" instead. "Dates back to"
is strongly routed in now looking back over the past. Right dates
back to some point in the past, "dates from" is much more they're
feeling of coming from the past up to now.
3) Takahashi-san could have said what's the annual employee
turnover. It has a same meaning as in yearly numbers.
successful selling lots of cars, because they are offering the
employee discount to anybody who came to buy one,
5) Laurels 月桂冠（→名誉、栄冠）
Laurels are leaves formed into a kind of wreath and used as a
symbol of victory or maybe of doing a good job. So sometimes
So if someone is sitting on their laurels, it means they're no
longer being active in building or maintaining their reputation
or their victory. They're just gliding, they're using the reputation,
but not actually working any more.
sit on one's laurels 現在の栄誉に満足して何もしない。
6) In English often "sit back" means sit down and relax, lean
back, just let everything flow. If you sit up or sit straight, it
means your alert to your paying attention when you're ready for
work.
7) Thanks for tuning in.
New Horizon (3) Friday, October 8
1) behind someone's back 背後で（あまり良い意味では使わない）
If you do something behind someone's back, you're doing it secretly
and it's always something negative. Like if you plan a surprise party
that's offered secretly, but you wouldn't say you've done it behind
someone's back. Because it's not usually a negative kind of a thing.
Ｔｈｅｒｅ are some other phrases related to "back" and most of them
relate to bad things, so for example "to stab someone in the back"
able to protect themselves. It's a sneaky kind of an attack. If
someone is on someone's back, it means that they are criticizing
them harshly they won't leave them alone.
back stabber 裏切り者、わざと悪口を言う人
2) "Dates back to" is a phrase that means looks back to a certain
point in time. You could say "dates from" instead. "Dates back to"
is strongly routed in now looking back over the past. Right dates
back to some point in the past, "dates from" is much more they're
feeling of coming from the past up to now.
3) Takahashi-san could have said what's the annual employee
turnover. It has a same meaning as in yearly numbers.
successful selling lots of cars, because they are offering the
employee discount to anybody who came to buy one,
5) Laurels 月桂冠（→名誉、栄冠）
Laurels are leaves formed into a kind of wreath and used as a
symbol of victory or maybe of doing a good job. So sometimes
So if someone is sitting on their laurels, it means they're no
longer being active in building or maintaining their reputation
or their victory. They're just gliding, they're using the reputation,
but not actually working any more.
sit on one's laurels 現在の栄誉に満足して何もしない。
6) In English often "sit back" means sit down and relax, lean
back, just let everything flow. If you sit up or sit straight, it
means your alert to your paying attention when you're ready for
work.
7) Thanks for tuning in.
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