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Settle down: begin to live a stable life in one place 落ち着く、一つの場所に固定して住み始める George: What happened to Kevin? Tim: Haven't you heard? He got married and settled down in the suburbs with his family. Geor…
記事を読む →On the road: traveling; moving from one place to another 路上で、旅行中で Tim: Want to hang out this weekend? Sam: Sorry, but I'll be on the road that time. Going to see my parents in New York. ティム：今週末出かけない？…
記事を読む →The last leg: the final stage of a trip 最後の行程、旅の終わり Tim: Are we almost to our destination yet? We've been driving for 10 hours now. Sam: Yeah, we are at the last leg of our trip. ティム：もうほとんど目的地に来ていますか？…
記事を読む →Drive someone away: force someone to leave （人を）退散させる、撤退させる Captain: We managed to drive the enemy away General: Excellent. Keep pursuing them until they are completely gone. キャプテン：何とか敵を撤退させました。 大将：素晴ら…
記事を読む →Out of one's way: not in the direction one is going 道から外れて、行こうとしている方向と違う Astronaut: We're projected to go in the direction of Mars if our calculations are correct. NASA: Are you sure those calculatio…
記事を読む →Red tape: unnecessary bureaucratic routines お役所仕事、お役所的な決められた仕事 ＊昔、イギリスで役所の仕事を赤い布のテープで結んだことからお役所仕事をred tapeと呼ばれるようになった説があります George: I hate going to City Hall due to all of the red tape I have to deal…
記事を読む →Run into someone or something: meet someone or something unexpectedly 偶然に（人・物に）出会う Sam: How's it going? Tim: I ran into your old coworker the other day. His name is Roger, isn't it. Sam: Yeah, that's…
記事を読む →Get off to a good start: have a successful beginning 幸先の良いスタートを切る Boss: If we start our project one month earlier, then we'll be off to a good start. Manager: Right. I'll let the employees know. 上司：…
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