先生がくれたプリントのおさらい。
ニュージーランドの記事で、男女の職業と相性の関係について?です。
内容は私にはあんまり面白くなかったけど^^;
(基本的にはOALD,weblio、一部kiwi先生の説明が含まれています。)
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id...
pseudo-[súːdoʊ] *p は発音しない
not genuine; false or pretended; 偽りの、
cf. quasi‐[kwéɪzɑɪ]:「類似; 半…,準…,擬似…」
《★しばしば「似て非なる」の意で軽蔑的に用いられる》
shunt
1. to move a train or a coach/car of a train from one track to another;
〈列車・車両を〉〔別の線に〕入れ替える
2. to move somebody/something to a different place, especially a less important one;
〈人を〉〔…に〕追いやる; 左遷する
3. 〈問題を〉回避する; 〈計画などを〉棚上げする;
〈話題などを〉〔…に〕変える
4. 【医学】〈血液を〉別の血管に流す
publicist
person whose job is to make something known to the public, for example a new product, actor, etc.
fill/
fit the bill
to be what is needed in a particular situation or for a particular purpose;
要求を満たす, ぴったり望みにかなう.
tradesman
1. a person whose job involves going to houses to sell or deliver goods
2. (especially British English) a person who sells goods, especially in a shop/store;Synonym-shopkeeper
3.
(especially North American English) a skilled person, especially one who makes things by hand;
熟練工員、職人(plumber, builder, mechanicなど)
picky
liking only particular things and difficult to please
えり好みが激しい、好き嫌いが多い
inversely
←inverse:opposite in amount or position to something else
逆に,反対に; 逆比例して.
presumably
used to say that you think that something is probably true
思うに,多分
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