conflict
US /ˈkɑnˌflɪkt/
・UK /'kɒnflɪkt/
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n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)対立
The neighbors had a conflict regarding their property lines
v.t./i.動詞 (他動詞/自動詞)矛盾する : 衝突する
We conflict over the smallest details, but still love each other
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)対立
There was a conflict between the two statements.
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)戦争
The conflict has resulted in thousands of deaths
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)内なる葛藤
The novel explores the internal conflict of the protagonist
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「『おい、マジかよ！』：トランプ氏のイランへの冒涜的な脅迫、CNNパネルを唖然とさせる」 (‘Ok, wow!’: Trump’s profane Iran threat stuns CNN panel)
- We see polling is not in the favor of a prolonged conflict.
あなたがおっしゃるように、空軍兵士を撃墜しています。
- We see polling is not in the favor of a prolonged conflict.
あなたがおっしゃるように、空軍兵士を撃墜しています。
タイ国王、ペートンタン・シナワット氏を首相に承認 (Thailand’s king endorses Paetongtarn Shinawatra as prime minister)
- And also, there's a growing conflict brewing in the background between all the political factions, mainly Thaksin and his rivals that he made a deal with that allowed him to return to Thailand in the first place.
また、タクシン氏と、彼がタイに戻るために取引をしたライバルたちとの間で、政治的対立が高まっている。
- And also, there's a growing conflict brewing in the background between all the political factions, mainly Thaksin and his rivals that he made a deal with that allowed him to return to Thailand in the first place.
台湾・金門、観光客受け入れを中国に要請｜TaiwanPlus News (Taiwan's Kinmen Pushes for China To Allow Tourists｜TaiwanPlus News)
- But being that close, historically, it was on the front lines of conflict.
しかし、あれほど近くにあるということは、歴史的には紛争の最前線にあったということだ。
- Um, but being that close, historically, it was on the front lines of conflict.
彼らは貿易を中国に依存している。
【人気ドラマ】『モダン・ファミリー』の子供たちほど策略を成功させる者はいない
- See, you don't need all the conflict. Note to Claire if you want intense family drama, rent Spy Kids.
ほらね、争いなんていらないでしょ。クレアに忠告しておくが、激しい家族ドラマが見たいなら「スパイ・キッズ』を借りるといい。
- You don't need all the conflict.
2年間の戦争を経て、今後どうなるのか？ | ロシア・ウクライナ戦争 (After two years of war, where will things go next? | Russia - Ukraine war)
- So, at the start of this conflict, what are your thoughts, then?
スタジオにはマイケル・クラーク教授が登場し、この件についてもう少し詳しく話してくれる。
- So, at the start of this conflict, what are your thoughts, then?
スタジオにはマイケル・クラーク教授が登場し、この件についてもう少し詳しく話してくれる。
カマラ・ハリス副大統領 | 60ミニッツ・アーカイブ (Vice President Kamala Harris | 60 Minutes Archive)
- How close is this to becoming a regional conflict that could draw in U.S. troops?
米軍を呼び込むような地域紛争になる可能性はどの程度あるのだろうか？
- How close is this to becoming a regional conflict that could draw in U.S. troops?
イスラエルやガザに戦闘部隊を派遣するつもりはまったくないし、その計画もない。
フォーミュラ1の全歴史、かな (the entire history of formula one, i guess)
- Although, this meant that a conflict started between their drivers,
しかし、これはドライバー同士の衝突を意味する、
- Although, this meant that a conflict started between their drivers, Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, in a rivalry coined the Silver War, which saw the two trade championships and dominate the grid for three years before Rosberg's retirement in 2016.
Google社員が平均1.1年で辞める理由 (Why Most Google Employees Quit After 1.1 Years (On Average))
- You might try to come up with new ideas and initiatives to stand out and get a promotion, but this can actually create conflict with your colleagues who have their own ideas and incentives, and having someone incredibly smart and experienced or creative on your team can actually leave you feeling like you're stuck in their shadow. And many ex-Googlers surveyed actually felt like they got left out being on such a type of team. Personal motivation aside, being on a competitive team can also make it harder to get big projects and promotions, and over time it can be discouraging to operate in this circumstance, which does lead to a lot of employees company hopping to get more recognition.
目立って昇進するために、新しいアイデアやイニシアチブを考え出そうとするかもしれないが、それは実際には、自分のアイデアやインセンティブを持っている同僚との対立を生みかねないし、驚くほど頭が良くて経験豊富な人やクリエイティブな人がチームにいると、実際にはその人の影に隠れて身動きが取れないように感じてしまうこともある。また、多くの元グーグラーが、このようなタイプのチームにいると、取り残されたような気分になると回答している。個人的なモチベーションはさておき、競争的なチームにいると、大きなプロジェクトや昇進を得るこ
- You might try to come up with new ideas and initiatives to stand out and get a promotion, but this can actually create conflict with your colleagues who have their own ideas and incentives.
ヒズボラ、ページャー爆発で9人死亡、数千人負傷後にイスラエルへの報復を誓う | BBC News (Hezbollah vows to punish Israel after pager blasts kill 9, injure thousands | BBC News)
- There has been a simmering conflict between Israel and Hezbollah for months.
イスラエルとヒズボラの間では、数カ月にわたって対立が続いている。
- There has been a simmering conflict between Israel and Hezbollah for months.
では、今日の出来事は何をもたらすのだろうか？
台湾の半導体産業はいかにして勝利を収めたか (How Taiwan's Semiconductor Industry Won)
- The global economy is deeply intertwined with Taiwan's semiconductor output, as chips produced in Taiwan are used in everything from consumer electronics to healthcare devices and industrial machinery. This is why, if there were a conflict between China and Taiwan, then the most immediate impact would be a massive disruption to the global semiconductor supply chain. A military conflict would likely cause semiconductor production in Taiwan to halt or slow down, leading to severe shortages in chips. The ripple effects of such a disruption would be felt worldwide. The automotive industry could face production shutdowns due to a lack of chips for critical systems like autonomous driving and electric vehicle components. The consumer electronics industry could see significant delays in the production of smartphones, laptops, and gaming consoles.
台湾で生産されたチップは家電製品から医療機器、産業機械に至るまであらゆるものに使用されているため、世界経済は台湾の半導体生産と深く関わっている。このため、中国と台湾の間で紛争が起きた場合、最も直接的な影響は世界の半導体サプライチェーンへの大規模な混乱となる。軍事衝突が起きれば、台湾での半導体生産が停止または減速し、深刻なチップ不足に陥る可能性が高い。このような混乱の波及効果は世界中に及ぶだろう。自動車産業は、自律走行や電気自動車部品などの重要システム用チップの不足により、生産停止に直面する可能性がある。家
- This is why, if there were a conflict between China and Taiwan, then the most immediate impact would be a massive disruption to the global semiconductor supply chain.