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A1 初級TOEIC
v.t./i.動詞 (他動詞/自動詞)意味する
He said he loves me, but I don’t think he means it
v.t./i.動詞 (他動詞/自動詞)～するつもり
She means to become a doctor
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)手段
So many children have no means to go to school.
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)収入
He can’t live on his means, he’s always in debt
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)手段
They don't have the means to buy a car.
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ナイト (Knight)
- but in the 16th century Machiavelli instructed aspiring political rulers to be ruthlessly pragmatic and to apply the principle that the ends justify the means, directly counter to the high-flown idealism of late medieval chivalry.
一方ではイスラム教徒のフルスィーヤの理想に影響を受けた。
- the principle that the ends justify the means, directly counter to the high-flown idealism
the principle that the ends justify the means, directly counter to the high-flown idealism
#AskGaryVee エピソード72：ケイシー・ネイスタット、大学受験と目標達成に集中する方法について (#AskGaryVee Episode 72: Casey Neistat on Applying to College & How to Focus on Goals)
- And one thing that's becoming more and more true, especially as technology is opening up all new means of transmission of information, is that if there were a defined path to success, especially in any sort of creative endeavor, everyone would just follow that defined path.
そして、テクノロジーが情報の伝達の全く新しい手段を開いているにつれて、ますます真実になりつつあることの一つは、もし成功への明確な道があったなら、特に創造的な取り組みにおいて、誰もがその明確な道をたどるだろうということです。
- all new means of transmission of information,
喫煙者は老けてみえる？雪はなぜ白い？4つのおもしろ雑学
- Nicotine is a vasoconstrictor, which means it narrows our blood vessels, restricting the blood supply.
ニコチンは血管収縮作用があり、血管を狭くして血液の供給を制限します。
- Nicotine is a vasoconstrictor, which means it narrows our blood vessels, restricting the blood supply.
さらに、肌のハリや弾力を保つコラーゲンやエラスチンの分解が早くなり、たるみやシワの原因になります。
日常のちょっとした会話でよくある質問 (The Most Common Questions For Everyday SMALL TALK)
- For example, you can ask, "What brings you here?" This means, "Why did you come here today?" You can also ask, "Do you know many people here?" This means, "Did you come alone or with friends?" Another good question is, "Is this your first time here?" Or, "Do you come here often?" All these questions help you keep talking.
たとえば「What brings you here?（今日はどういったご縁で？）」は「なぜここに来たの？」という意味です。「Do you know many people here?（ここに知り合いはいる？）」は「一人で来たの？それとも誰かと？」という意味。「Is this your first time here?（ここに来るのは初めて？）」や「Do you come here often?（よく来るの？）」も使えます。こうした質問で会話が弾みます。
- This means, "Why did you come here today?"
「What kind of work do you do?（どんな仕事をしているんですか？）」「What do you do for a living?（お仕事は何をされていますか？）」「Are you working or studying?（仕事中ですか、それとも学生ですか？）」どれもよく使われる質問です。
