look after
US /lʊk ˈæftɚ/
・UK /luk ˈɑ:ftə/
A1 初級
phr. v.句動詞(人 : 物の)世話をする
My aunt used to look after me when I was a small child
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ペッパピッグ シーズン101 「泥んこの水たまり」英語音声＋字幕 (Peppa Pig 粉紅豬小妹 S101【Muddy Puddles】英語發音＋字幕)
- Peppa likes to look after her little brother George.
ペッパは弟のジョージの世話をするのが好きだ。
- Peppa likes to look after her little brother, George.
ペッパとジョージはとても楽しんでいる。
喧嘩をうまくする：関係において「喧嘩ばかり」なら、うまく喧嘩し、怒りに対処する方法 (Fighting Fair: How to Fight Fair & Deal With Anger in Relationships if "All We Do Is Fight")
- Perhaps they're thinking something like, "Well, if you can't be trusted to do something as simple as take the trash out, how on earth are they ever going to trust you to do the big things, like raise the children, or look after the finances, or stay faithful for that matter?" See what I mean here?
会話中に両方がトリガーされた場合、それは非常に速く起こり得ますが、
- Perhaps they're thinking something like, "Well, if you can't be trusted to do something as simple as take the trash out, how on earth are they ever going to trust you to do the big things, like raise the children, or look after the finances, or stay faithful for that matter?" See what I mean here?
会話中に両方がトリガーされた場合、それは非常に速く起こり得ますが、
TAKE it Easy! よくある英語のコロケーション (TAKE it Easy! Common English Collocations)
- I don't trust myself to look after it.
世話をする自分を信用していません。
- I don't trust myself to look after it.
世話をする自分を信用していません。
ナショナルジオグラフィック - 万里の長城 - ドキュメンタリー (National Geographic - The Great Wall of China - Documentary)
- The village families had to look after and feed the soldiers in the towers.
背中にブレーキがなくても壁までは大変だが、それだけの価値はある。
- The village families had to look after and feed the soldiers in the towers.
背中にブレーキがなくても壁までは大変だが、それだけの価値はある。
自己紹介の面接対策 - 完璧な回答例 (Tell Me About Yourself - An Excellent Answer to this Interview Question)
- I oversee the records management there and I look after a team of two, I'm proud of the development of my leadership skills during that time.
私はそこで記録管理を監督し、2人のチームの世話をしています。その間に自分のリーダーシップ・スキルが向上したことを誇りに思っています。
- I oversee the records management there, and I look after a team of two.
個人的に？
心の傷は身体も覚えている？！
- If anyone touches their shoulders or strokes their back, they might intuitively think their body was disgusting because that's how it once seemed in the eyes of those who were meant to look after them.
肩を触られたり、背中を撫でられたりすると、直感的に自分の体が気持ち悪いと思ってしまうのは、かつて自分を世話してくれた人の目にはそう映っていたからかもしれません。
- They might intuitively think their body was disgusting because that's how it once seemed in the eyes of those who were meant to look after them.
トラウマに起因する無力感、怒り、崩壊などと深く、そして直感的に矛盾するような体験を身体にさせたいのです。
情報過多の危険性 (The Dangers of Oversharing)
- A painful developmental story tends to lie behind the compulsion. We share too much when we have been too lonely. We fail to understand the risks of overexposure when we have suffered in environments in which so little sincere or real was ever exchanged. We rush to confess because no one showed us a steady, composed route to intimacy. To the isolated former child, no alarm sounds at the thought of having an unbarred conversation with a character who entered the room twenty minutes ago. Such is the promise and lure of togetherness. Such has been the burden of secrecy. We might with time make our peace with remaining somewhat more mysterious. We might more judiciously weigh up the benefits of a sugar-rush of disclosure against the slower satisfactions of safety. We might tell very few people indeed what is going on for us in love, with our health or with work, not because we want to be unkind or boring, but because our first priority has become to look after ourselves.
その強迫観念の背後には、つらい成長物語が横たわっている傾向がある。あまりに孤独だったとき、私たちは多くを共有する。私たちは、誠意や本物がほとんど交わされない環境で苦しんできたとき、過剰な露出のリスクを理解できない。私たちが告白を急ぐのは、親密になるための着実で落ち着いたルートを誰も教えてくれなかったからだ。孤立した元子供にとって、20分前に部屋に入ってきた人物と遠慮のない会話をしようと思っても、何の警報も鳴らない。それが一体感の約束であり、魅力なのだ。秘密がもたらす重荷。時間が経てば、もう少しミステリアス
- but because our first priority has become to look after ourselves.
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