look back
US /lʊk bæk/
・UK /luk bæk/
A1 初級
phr. v.句動詞(過去の出来事を)振り返る
We could look back at what happened today with no regrets
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トランプ大統領、ベネズエラへの米軍攻撃に関する記者会見 | DW News (Trump press conference on US attack on Venezuela | DW News)
- If you look back to Afghanistan or if you look back to the Jimmy Carter days, they were different days.
米国が提供できる最高の国民によって、完璧に実行された、大規模な合同軍事および法執行襲撃です。
- If you look back to Afghanistan or if you look back to the Jimmy Carter days, they were different days.
米国が提供できる最高の国民によって、完璧に実行された、大規模な合同軍事および法執行襲撃です。
CNN世論調査：バイデン氏とトランプ氏の討論会後の最新結果 (See new CNN poll results after Biden-Trump debate)
- If you look back in our trend here, you see it was identical in April, 49-43.
この傾向を振り返ってみると、4月は49対43で同じだった。
- If you look back in our trend here, you see it was identical in April, 49, 43.
この傾向を振り返ってみると、4月は49対43で同じだった。
アバランチのその後：PTSDと生きる冒険写真家の日々（前編）| Nat Geo Live! (After the Avalanche: Life as an Adventure Photographer With PTSD (Part 1) | Nat Geo Live!)
- Um, I look back on the privilege of education,
私は賢い子供でした。
- I look back on the privilege of education
教育という特権を振り返ると、
13分で学ぶ30年分のビジネスアドバイス（億万長者から） (30 Years of Business Advice in 13 Minutes (from a Billionaire))
- And ultimately, you will look back and you will be miserable,
機会を最適化する必要があります。
- And ultimately you will look back and you will be miserable.
そして最終的には、惨めな思いをすることになるでしょう。
2025年、ジャーナリングで人生を変えよう (Change Your Life by Journalling in 2025)
- Firstly, it's a nice way to look back on your memories.
まず、思い出を振り返ることができる。
- Firstly, it's a nice way to look back on your memories.
まず、思い出を振り返ることができる。
人生は幸せであることではない (Life is Not About Being Happy)
- But this doesn't perhaps have to be the measure of everything. We don't need to be constantly offended by our agitations. Our day-to-day troubles don't have to be the yardstick by which we judge the value of our lives. Given where we've come from and how we're constituted, we were never going to be happy in any obvious way. But perhaps a good life can in the end be compatible with being fairly perturbed most days of the week. Perhaps it doesn't matter that a relationship has failed once more. Perhaps it isn't appalling that our business doesn't deliver us the returns we might have had in our old job. We've stretched ourselves, we've learned to raise our voices, we've developed courage. We don't have to see marks of grief and trouble as some kind of a violation of a pristine contract, but as the logical and immovable consequences of our stubborn and subtle natures interacting with the complexities of existence. We're sometimes frightened into reorienting our lives by being asked to contemplate how we might feel about them from the vantage point of our deathbeds. But if on this bed we were to look back at a rollercoaster of emotions and events, we might have got married for the fifth time recently, we might smile to ourselves and, to the beeping of the heart monitor beside us, say with wisdom and compassion, it wasn't a calm life for sure, it wasn't for the most part even a happy one, but heaven knows it was a truly and properly interesting one. And with this as our measure, we might meet our end with all the satisfaction and self-acceptance we could hope for.
しかし、これがすべての尺度である必要はおそらくない。私たちは常に憤慨する必要はない。日々の悩みを人生の価値を判断する基準にする必要はない。私たちがどこから来て、どのように構成されているかを考えると、私たちは決して明白な形で幸せになることはない。しかし、おそらく良い人生とは、結局のところ、一週間の大半の日がかなり動揺していることと両立しうるものなのだろう。おそらく、人間関係がもう一度破綻したことは問題ではない。ビジネスで以前の仕事のようなリターンが得られないことに愕然とすることもないだろう。私たちは自分を伸
- But if on this bed we were to look back at a roller coaster of emotions and events—we might have got married for the fifth time recently—we might smile to ourselves and, to the beeping of the heart monitor beside us, say with wisdom and compassion: it was not a calm life for sure.
