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We had an unpleasant experience there.
私達はそこで不快な経験をした。
He is a professor of economics at Hyogo University.
彼は兵庫大学の経済学の教授です。
Part-time workers play an important role in the development of the economy.
パートタイム労働者は経済の発展に重要な役割を演じる。
The management and the union were reconciled.
経営者側と組合は和解した。
My father runs a restaurant.
お父さんはレストランを経営しているのよ。
He gave us a detailed account of his experiences in Africa.
彼は我々にアフリカでの経験の詳細な報告をしてくれた。
The East Asian economies were hit hard by energy price increases.
東アジアの経済はエネルギー価格の上昇で大きな打撃を受けた。
She went to Europe via America.
彼女はアメリカ経由でヨーロッパへ行った。
Economic conditions point to further inflation.
経済状態はさらにインフレ化する傾向を示している。
I think his job resume is questionable.
私は彼の経歴を疑わしいと思っている。
For world peace, therefore, we must develop the consciousness that we are all one people of planet Earth through continual international cultural and economic exchange.
Management practices at Japanese corporations are often very different from those at foreign companies.
日本企業の経営方法は外国企業のそれと比べてしばしば大いに異なる。
He returned home by way of Europe.
彼はヨーロッパ経由で帰国した。
I'm afraid I have neuralgia.
神経痛ではないかと思うのです。
Have you ever considered majoring in economics at college?
大学で経済学を専攻しようと考えたことがありますか。
She is all nervous.
彼女はまったく神経過敏である。
He came back after many years.
彼は何年も経ってから帰ってきた。
It was the best experience in all my life.
それは私のこれまでの生涯の中で、最高の経験だった。
His company is one of the best managed companies in Japan.
彼の会社は日本で最もうまく経営されている消費者金融だ。
The government is reluctant to alter its economic policy.
政府はしぶしぶ経済政策を変更した。
His mother has been running a drugstore for fifteen years.
彼の母親は１５年間薬局を経営している。
The team were quite nervous before the game.
そのチームは試合前でとても神経質になっていた。
It's the answer told by lines that stretched around schools and churches, in numbers this nation has never seen. By people who waited three hours and four hours, many for the first time in their lives, because they believed that this time must be differen
