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US /ˈkʌvɚ/
・UK /'kʌvə(r)/
A1 初級
v.t.他動詞(歌を)カバーする
They cover my favorite Beatles song quite nicely
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)カバー曲
His cover of my favorite song is even better than the original
v.t.他動詞広がる
The government project on road and bridges expansion cover the San Francisco Bridge
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)シーツ
I need to wash the cover before I leave for work today
v.t.他動詞隠す
Garbage was used to cover the stolen items
v.t.他動詞取り上げる
The seminar will cover the topic of project management
v.t.他動詞覆う
Layers of snow cover our cars and gardens during winter
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)援護
The police shooter provided cover as the army went in the building to arrest the criminals
v.t.他動詞(お金を)負担する
I hope that the loan is enough to cover the expenses to fix my house
v.t.他動詞含む
Does the $75 cover taxes as well?
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)保険金
I hope that the money from my insurance is enough cover for the expenses to fix the damage in my car
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)蓋
Please put back the cover on the box
v.t.他動詞報道する
Most of today's news programs cover gossip more than real news
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)表紙
The cover of my newest book is very pretty
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)避難所
We should build a cover to keep safe from the hurricane
v.t.他動詞援護
The policemen took cover behind the walls when the man started shooting
v.t.他動詞行く
Joanne hopes that her trip to the U.S. will cover the entire state of Florida
v.t.他動詞覆う
Nurses cover new born babies with thick warm blankets to protect them from the cold
動画字幕
悲嘆：スピリチュアルヒーリングで悲しみと鬱を乗り越える方法 (Bereavement: How to Transform Grief & Depression Through Spiritual Healing)
- We, we better take cover," or whatever.
昼間は気を紛らわせることができる、
- We'd better take cover or whatever.
それで、残りのチンパンジーたちは、ああ、彼らは落ち込んでいる、
第1部 - ジェイン・オースティン原作 傲慢と偏見 オーディオブック (第1章～第15章) (Part 1 - Pride and Prejudice Audiobook by Jane Austen (Chs 01-15))
- They all paint tables, cover screens, and net purses.
"まあ、私の愛する、"エリザベスは声を出して注意して読んでいたミスターベネットは、、"と言っていたのなら自分
- "Yes, all of them, I think. They all paint tables, cover screens, and
"はい、それらのすべては、私は思う。彼らはすべての塗料のテーブル、カバースクリーン、および
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))
- Honestly, though, what do you think? Leave a comment below. And of course, beyond what we mentioned here, there's a lot of perks we didn't cover, such as Google's generous work from home policy, unlimited vacation time and more. But can you actually enjoy them with the second reason, endless work pressure? Of course, Google isn't alone with the list of companies that put a lot of pressure on employees with aggressive deadlines. But how much pressure is too much? Well, maybe when work pressure starts to take a toll on health, because anxiety and burnout can definitely be a factor in early departures. Research on workplace stress recently done by Payscale.com said that 53% of Google employees consider their jobs extremely stressful. No wonder ex-Google employees claim Google acts like a demanding girlfriend. Even with the unlimited vacation, work from home and more direct stress relievers like meditation rooms and insurance covering therapy, the question is, are these things actually helping? Well, if we look at Payscale's report and what ex-Googlers say, it largely seems like no. But why? Because many Google employees claimed they felt like there was a culture of them working against the clock and they didn't have any time to relax and de-stress themselves because it's hard to have leisure time when you're only thinking about the task you're behind on due to an aggressive deadline. And ex-Googlers say that due to these deadlines, they always felt behind schedule and only in rare cases, if the team was lucky, would they actually finish a project on time. Now, in this situation, it's very easy to rationalize something like skipping the gym when your whole team is working too. Now, it's not like anyone's going to stop you from going, but you might be seen as a slacker for not working as hard as the rest of the team. And to be perceived as a hard worker, you might be eating those tasty meals at your desk. Now, you might be typing a comment right now that says, hey, you have your perks, you have the high salary, so stop complaining. But when you're actually in the environment, it's a bit different. Not everyone can handle that stress. You might also wonder, is coding itself a stressful thing to do? Well, today's sponsor doesn't think so. If you want to learn and earn with coding while simultaneously living a stress-free life, check out the Fremo Code Bootcamp where you'll learn front-end coding and location-independent job hunting skills.
正直なところ、どう思いますか？以下にコメントをどうぞ。もちろん、ここで紹介した以外にも、グーグルの寛大な在宅勤務ポリシーや無制限の休暇など、紹介しきれなかった特典はたくさんある。しかし、2つ目の理由である終わりのない仕事のプレッシャーで、それらを実際に享受できるだろうか？もちろん、グーグルだけでなく、強引な締め切りで社員に大きなプレッシャーを与える企業はたくさんある。しかし、どれくらいのプレッシャーが多すぎるのだろうか？不安や燃え尽き症候群が早期退職の要因になることは間違いないからだ。Payscale.c
- And of course, beyond what we mentioned here, there's a lot of perks we didn't cover, such as Google's generous work-from-home policy, unlimited vacation time, and more.
【ジブリで英語】映画『魔女の宅急便』外国人の感想を聞いてみた！
- I've wanted to cover a Hayao Miyazaki film for a long time now, and it's only fitting that my first one is "Kiki's Delivery Service".
前からずっと宮崎駿監督の作品を取り上げたいと思っていたので、その第一弾が『魔女の宅急便』とは、まさにうってつけです。
- I've wanted to cover a Hayao Miyazaki film for a long time now, and
前からずっと宮崎駿監督の作品を取り上げたいと思っていたので、その第一弾が『魔女の宅急便』とは、まさにうってつけです。
いつ日本を訪れるべきか（そしていつ訪れるべきでないか！）？ シーズン、日程、アドバイス | 日本旅行ガイド (WHEN TO VISIT JAPAN (and when NOT to!) ? seasons, dates, advice | japan travel guide)
- I'm sure I didn't cover every single thing, but these are the main ones.
でも本当は、3月下旬の桜の時期か、11月の紅葉の時期に合わせたい。
- I'm sure I didn't cover every single thing, but these are the main ones.
日本を訪れるべきでないと思うのは、4月下旬から5月上旬のゴールデンウィークと、12月下旬から1月上旬の正月くらいだろう。
「この場所を火炎放射器で焼きたい」(アル・パチーノ) | セント・オブ・ウーマン ("I'd Take a Flamethrower To This Place" (Al Pacino) | Scent of a Woman)
- You are a cover-up artist and you are a liar.
あなたは隠ぺい工作員であり、嘘つきだ。
- You are a cover-up artist, and you are a liar.
こんなの嘘っぱちだ！
なぜ南北関係が悪化しているのか | DW News (Why relations between North Korea and South Korea are worsening | DW News)
- There hasn't been a resolution to the Korean War, which ended in 1953. It ended with an armistice. This is often used as a cliche, but it's true. It ended with an armistice. There was never a peace agreement made between North and South Korea. There have been tensions between the two countries well before the development of the nuclear program in the 1990s, and those tensions have also had international ramifications. The United Nations, since 2006, has had sanctions, which have expanded since 2016, 2017, to cover the civilian economy on North Korea, and North Korea sees this as part and parcel of what it considers an existential threat, not necessarily to the existence of the government.
1953年に終結した朝鮮戦争はまだ解決していない。休戦で終わったのだ。これはよく決まり文句のように使われるが、事実だ。休戦で終わったのだ。北朝鮮と韓国の間で平和協定が結ばれたことはない。両国の間には、1990年代の核開発以前から緊張があり、その緊張は国際的にも影響を及ぼしてきた。国連は2006年以来、制裁措置をとっており、2016年、2017年からは、北朝鮮に対する民間経済を対象とする制裁措置に拡大している。北朝鮮はこれを、必ずしも政府の存立に関わることではなく、存立の脅威とみなすものの一部であると捉えて
- The United Nations, since 2006, has had sanctions which have expanded since 2016, 2017, to cover the civilian economy on North Korea.
