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She took over the business after her husband died.
夫の死後彼女が事業を引き継いだ。
Do not eat in class.
授業中は食事しないこと。
He had the gratification of seeing his son graduate from collage.
彼は息子の大学卒業の喜びに浸っていた。
My boss made me work overtime.
上司に残業させられたんだよ。
Instead of giving the money, that is the normal coin of the realm, which is the phrase that everyone used then, they would give them a token, and this token might be metal, might be wood, might be cardboard.
Corporate earnings for the first quarter were disappointing.
第一四半期の企業収益は失望的な結果だった。
He often cuts classes on Monday and Saturday.
彼は月曜日と土曜日によく授業をさぼる。
Employees were allowed to share in reading customer compliments.
従業員も一緒に顧客からの賛辞の言葉を読むことができた。
Boeing's safety experts have joined others in the industry to form an international task force to try to eliminate one particular kind of air crash known as controlled flight into terrain, CFIT.
You're always lying- that's why people don't take you seriously. You get what you deserve.
嘘ばっかりついてるから、皆に総すかんを食うんだ。自業自得だよ。
Is this store open on Sundays?
この店は日曜日に営業していますか。
Suppose there was a worldwide oil shortage in ten years' time. What would happen to the industrialised countries?
10年経って、世界に石油が不足すると仮定しよう。工業国に何が起こるだろうか。
More students are interested in finance than in industry.
工業よりも金融に関心のある学生のほうが多い。
The company rewarded him with promotion.
会社は昇進で彼の業績に報いた。
Corporate political donations are coming under heavy scrutiny.
企業の政治団体は厳しい検査の対象になっています。
He was caught reading a comic book in class.
彼は授業中漫画本を読んでいるところを見つかった。
It's all over for me. I lost my job.
私はもうだめだ。失業してしまった。
What's your job?
どんな職業に就いていますか。
He had graduated from the university and was always showing off.
彼は大学を卒業して、いつも見栄を張っていた。
Japanese seem to prefer picking a marriage partner as much like themselves as possible, finding a job that provides security and slow but steady advancement, and putting money in the bank.