go shopping
US /ɡo ˈʃɑpɪŋ/
・UK /ɡəu ˈʃɔpɪŋ/
A1 初級
v.i.自動詞買い物に行く
Let’s go shopping at the mall
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5月5日メキシコ系アメリカ人の祝日「シンコ・デ・マヨ」とは？ (Cinco de Mayo — Do you know the reason for celebrating this annual May 5th Mexican American holiday?)
- In 1943, during the middle of World War II, the wives of soldiers stationed at Fort Duncan in the border town of Eagle Pass, Texas, would often cross the border into Piedras Negras, Mexico, to go shopping.
同様に、元々はメキシコで祝われていたシンコ・デ・マヨも、今では主にメキシコ系アメリカ人がアメリカ合衆国で発展させた、メキシコ文化全般を祝う日となっています。
- the wives of soldiers stationed at Fort Duncan in the border town of Eagle Pass, Texas, would often cross the border into Piedras Negras, Mexico, to go shopping.
【英会話】海外旅行が楽しくなる基礎英会話！
- When you want to know where a place is, you can say, "Where is the?" "Where is the?" "Where is the airport?" "Where is the museum?" One of tourists' favorite things to do is to go shopping, so when you want to know the price of something, you say, "How much?" "How much?" "How much are these earrings?" "How much is this T-shirt?" When you get to the hotel, you can say at the front desk or at a restaurant, "I have a reservation." "I have a reservation." "I have a reservation under the name Ríos." "I have a reservation for two." If you need to get from one place to another, you can say, "How do I get to?" "How do I get to?" "How do I get to the Eiffel Tower?" "How do I get to the bus station?" When you want to order something to eat on the plane or at a restaurant, you can say, "I'd like." "I'd like." "I'd like some peanuts, please." "I'd like a muffin and a cup of coffee, please." So those were our five traveling phrases.
このフレーズがあれば大丈夫です。
- When you want to know where a place is, you can say, "Where is the?" "Where is the?" "Where is the airport?" "Where is the museum?" One of tourists' favorite things to do is to go shopping, so when you want to know the price of something, you say, "How much?" "How much?" "How much are these earrings?" "How much is this T-shirt?" When you get to the hotel, you can say at the front desk or at a restaurant, "I have a reservation." "I have a reservation." "I have a reservation under the name Ríos." "I have a reservation for two." If you need to get from one place to another, you can say, "How do I get to?" "How do I get to?" "How do I get to the Eiffel Tower?" "How do I get to the bus station?" When you want to order something to eat on the plane or at a restaurant, you can say, "I'd like." "I'd like." "I'd like some peanuts, please." "I'd like a muffin and a cup of coffee, please." So those were our five traveling phrases.
このフレーズがあれば大丈夫です。
みんなに時々必要な励ましの言葉 | ベター・シングス - BBC (The pep talk we all need sometimes | Better Things - BBC)
- Hey, so why'd you bring me to go shopping for your clothes?
ねぇ、どうして私を服の買い物に連れてきたの？
- Hey, so why'd you bring me to go shopping for your clothes?
さあ、見せてくれ。
"I want..." だけじゃない！「〜したい」の言い換え表現 2 選
- An alternative to "I want" is "I'm in the mood for something," such as "I'm in the mood for sushi," or "I'm in the mood to do something," like "I'm in the mood to go shopping today." According to the Cambridge English Corpus, "I'm in the mood for" is twice as common than "I'm in the mood to do something," but "I'm in the mood for" is less often negated than "I'm in the mood to do something." Normally, people say, "I'm not in the mood to clean today." Or maybe I feel like Japanese food.
うーん、スパゲッティが食べたい気分だな。
- An alternative to "I want" is "I'm in the mood for something," such as "I'm in the mood for sushi," or "I'm in the mood to do something," like "I'm in the mood to go shopping today." According to the Cambridge English Corpus, "I'm in the mood for" is twice as common than "I'm in the mood to do something," but "I'm in the mood for" is less often negated than "I'm in the mood to do something." Normally, people say, "I'm not in the mood to clean today." Or maybe I feel like Japanese food.
うーん、スパゲッティが食べたい気分だな。
英語で買い物をする - 旅行英会話 (Going Shopping in English - Spoken English for Travel)
- But now, let's see how you can use English when you go shopping.
話し言葉の英語、英語の文法を学ぶ、または教師の1人とIELTSの準備をすることができます。
- But now, let's see how you can use English when you go shopping.
しかし今、買い物をするときに英語をどのように使うことができるか見てみましょう。
ナイキが苦戦している理由 (Why Nike Is Struggling)
- And then when it came back time for Americans and folks around the world to go shopping again after COVID, Nike just didn't have the same kind of priority and placement on the shelves,
社内的には、レイオフやコスト削減策を実施中で、リソースをシフトさせ、潜在成長力の高い分野に再投資する能力を生み出すことに重点を置いているという。
- And then when it came back time for Americans and folks around the world to go shopping again after COVID, Nike just didn't have the same kind of priority and placement on the shelves,
社内的には、レイオフやコスト削減策を実施中で、リソースをシフトさせ、潜在成長力の高い分野に再投資する能力を生み出すことに重点を置いているという。
ニース、フランスのダウンタウン (Nice, France downtown)
- where locals hang out, where they go shopping, where they get a bite to eat, go to the café,
地元の人々が集まり、買い物をし、食事をし、カフェに行き、
- This is where locals hang out, where they go shopping, where they get a bite to eat, go to the café, have a beer, which makes it a good place for shopping and for people-watching.
歩行者天国に変えました。しかし、ダウンタウンの東側には、
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- But then if some people have, like, credit line or something, that's when I would go shopping with it, go get, you know, nice stuff.
でも、もしそうなら、何人かの人はそうなる、のようなものだ、 クレジットラインか何か、 その時、私はそれを持って買い物に行くんだ、 行って来い そうだ、 いいものだ。 Apple Payを使ってNordstromへ。
- that's when I would go shopping with it,
その時、私はそれを持って買い物に行くんだ、
