人外English Cafe英会話と文法コミュのPhrasal 表現１

今日は、ちょっと余裕があるから、１ポイントクイズにしましょうか。

１．
次のphrasal expressionsの正しい意味、a)かb)は、どっちが正しいのか？

2.
一旦正解がでたら、そのphrasal expressionsを現在形、過去形、否定文などの形で、例文を書けますか？全部やらなくていいから、自分なりにチャレンジするだけで十分です。

1. take me back
a) (人がいないときに悪口をいう）
b) (子供のころのいい思い出をする)

2. bring up
a) (子供を育つ)
b) (会社に出世する)

3. grow up
a) (植物を育つ)
b) (子供がどんどん大きくなる・成長すること)

4. stand up for yourself
a) (積極的に自分の権利・体を守ること)
b) (自分のことを耐えられ・耐えられない存在)

5• to get on (well) with somebody
a) (ナンパを成功して、一緒になる)
b) (他人と仲良く・友人ぽく時間をすごすこと)

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[1] mixiユーザー 09月24日 14:07

１.[b] The pictures took me back to my school days.２.[a]
３.[b] When you grow up, waht do you wan to be? ４.[a]５.[b]

[2] mixiユーザー 09月24日 19:59

Nice one!! Perfect so far :)

[3] mixiユーザー 09月24日 22:54

1.When I hear cicadas chirp away, it takes me back to when I was a kid.

2.It is not so easy to bring up children thesedays.

3.I like to see how my dog grows up day by day.

4. Stand up for yourself from any evil in the world.

5.I get on well with my husband most days.

[4] mixiユーザー 09月25日 23:05

Smile, those are great examples!!!!! I LOVE number one. It's so わびさび！

[5] mixiユーザー 09月26日 08:08

Thanks

How do you say "わびさび"in english?

[6] mixiユーザー 09月27日 10:32

Sorry, Smile. I don't know わびさび in English. But I can feel the meaning.
Actually, last night I learned "世知辛い" with the usual group of Japanese
guys I often sit with outside of Starbucks. Took forever to understand it,
and in the end, me and another native speaker there couldn't think of a
good English expression for it. Sometimes, things just can't be translated.

[7] mixiユーザー 09月27日 18:56

Thanks again

[8] mixiユーザー 09月27日 21:53

1.This name that is main actor of the movie takes me back to my happy memories with him.

2.I need a good job with high pay to bring up my son.

3.The million bamboo I bought a few years ago is growing up very much, and it looks different one.

4.You should stand up for yourself to keep your current post.

5.I will get on well with my co-workers.

[9] mixiユーザー 09月30日 10:59

Baby, nice examples!

About number 5 -- because you can't force people to get on well with you,
you should say:

I'll try to get on well with my co-workers. or...
I'm going to try to get on well with my co-workers. or...
I'm going to make an effort to get on well with them. or...
I'm determined to get on well with them.

Etc. All of these imply the future.
それから、もし、「今までよりも、同僚の人たちとうまくいくように努力します」みたいな感じだと、「better」も使えます。

I'm going to try to get along better with my coworkers.

Nice examples, anyway :)

[10] mixiユーザー 09月30日 13:45

oh, thanks Mike.
ok, i cant force people to get on well with ME. hahaha i have to TRY. got it.

anyway, i hope i will have good co-workers at next job.

by the way, "get on well with..." and "get along with..." are same meaning?

[11] mixiユーザー 09月30日 19:09

Yes, Baby -- get along well with / get along with -- are the same :)

So you're starting a new job???

[12] mixiユーザー 09月30日 20:08

I still get on well with my terrible co-worker and my boss. haha
I am going to leave this office in Oct.
now the company started recruiting the office worker. :D
but I have to find next job. awwww

[13] mixiユーザー 10月01日 00:18

Well, Baby, it didn't sound like you enjoyed that job much anyway -- or at
least that dickhead guy who works in your office. I think that finding a
new job is a better idea.

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