moment of
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phr.句～の瞬間
In a moment of madness, he quit his job.
phr.句～の機会
This is the moment of truth; we will see if the plan works.
phr.句～の感情
She experienced a moment of pure joy when she saw her child.
phr.句～の明瞭さ
He had a moment of clarity and realized what he needed to do.
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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)
- Join with them in a moment of, of empathy.
そして、私はそれを理解しました。
- Join with them in a moment of empathy.
共感の瞬間に彼らに寄り添ってください。
初の米国大統領討論会：ヒラリー・クリントン対ドナルド・トランプ（討論全文）| NBCニュース (The First Presidential Debate: Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump (Full Debate) | NBC News)
- EVERY MOMENT OF YOUR
EVERY MOMENT OF YOUR
内なる独裁者とは誰か？ (Who is the Dictator Within?)
- The one that gets us out of the present moment of I, here, now, and either rehearses the future or rehashes the past.
今、ここ、私」という今この瞬間から離れ、未来を予行演習したり、過去を蒸し返したりするものだ。
- It is the ever-present voice, the one that gets us out of the present moment of I, here, now,
私たちは自分の考えではない。
英語スピーキング力向上法｜英語で話す？｜何が問題？ (How To Improve English Speaking Skills | Speaking English? | What's Wrong?)
- This was the moment of truth.
面接官は簡単な質問をしました。
- This was the moment of truth.
これが正念場でした。
ニック・ブイチチの驚くべき人生の裏に隠された真実 (The Untold Truth Behind Nick Vujicic’s Incredible Life)
- He famously recounted a moment of utter despair where he attempted to drown himself in his bathtub, stopped only by the thought of the pain his suicide would cause his loving parents.
それらは、厳しい感情的な暗闇との戦いによって定義されていました。
- He famously recounted a moment of utter despair where he attempted to drown himself in his bathtub,
彼は、浴槽で溺れようとした絶望的な瞬間を語っていますが、それは両親に与えるであろう苦痛を思ったことで思いとどまったのです。
1914年クリスマス休戦の真実 (The Real History of the Christmas Truce of 1914)
- The most famous moment of the Christmas truce is the football match.
クリスマスの休戦で最も有名な瞬間は、サッカーの試合です。
- The most famous moment of the Christmas truce is the football match.
私たちはこの休戦を一切認めません。
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)
- It would have been a rare moment of relaxation and abundance in a hard life.
ヤギの群れが大量のレンガを効率的に運んだとも言われています
- It would have been a rare moment of relaxation and abundance in a hard life.
ヤギの群れが大量のレンガを効率的に運んだとも言われています
依存症の克服方法 (How to Weaken the Hold of Addiction)
- Many of us are prey to addictive behaviours which we know run contrary to our deeper interests, but which we find ourselves entirely unable to desist from at key moments. Let's pick three of these – bulimia, porn addiction and alcoholism. We will appreciate, as soon as we come out of the tunnel of addiction, that we have neglected our interests and harmed ourselves. And yet we are at a loss as to what we might do. What, if anything, could help? One kind of answer is this. We should try to notice when the desire to regurgitate food or watch porn or drink strikes us. Though this might sound strange, those in the grip of addictions seldom do notice. They don't pay much attention to what has immediately happened before their desire strike. It doesn't occur to them that anything has. And yet, if they did look into themselves and studied the answers very carefully, they would have an important weapon with which to escape the downward spiral. And that's because, to make another generalisation, before there is ever an addictive behaviour, there is always a moment of feeling bad, very bad, about something. The triggers can be varied. A partner may not be as warm as they should be. Or someone at work seems disapproving and mean. Or one has been left out, perhaps not for the first time, of a social occasion. In other words, the triggers for addictive, self-harming behaviours are rooted in such emotions as loneliness, shame, a sense of unacceptability, a feeling of rejection or a belief one is not good enough.
私たちの多くは、自分の深い関心に反するとわかっていながら、肝心なときにまったくやめられない嗜癖的行動の餌食になっている。過食症、ポルノ依存症、アルコール依存症の3つを挙げてみよう。中毒のトンネルから抜け出せばすぐに、私たちは自分の利益をないがしろにし、自分自身を傷つけてきたことを理解するだろう。しかし、どうすればいいのか途方に暮れてしまう。助けになるものがあるとすれば何だろう？ひとつの答えはこうだ。食べ物を食べたくなったり、ポルノを見たくなったり、お酒を飲みたくなったりしたときに、それに気づくようにするこ
- And that's because - to make another generalisation - before there is ever an addictive behaviour, there is always a moment of feeling bad - very, very bad - about something.
