Coming to terms
9 phrases
Coming to terms in English - 9 phrases you can play on a loop until they stick. Each one shows the characters, the reading and the meaning in six languages.
agreement /əˈɡrimənt/ — 双方の言い分が重なり、そこで落ち着くことThe agreement was three lines long and held for forty years. /ðə əˈɡrimənt wɑz θri laɪnz lɔŋ ənd hɛld fɔr ˈfɔrti jɪrz/ — その取り決めは三行しかなく、四十年もちましたGratum is pleasing, and this is what pleases both. /ˈɡrɑtʊm ɪz ˈplizɪŋ ənd ðɪs ɪz wʌt ˈplizɪz boʊθ/ — gratum は「快い」。これは、双方を快くするものですarrangement /ɚˈeɪndʒmənt/ — 物や事を、しかるべき順と場に整えて置くことThe arrangement of the chairs told you who was in charge. /ðə ɚˈeɪndʒmənt ʌv ðə tʃɛrz toʊld ju hu wɑz ɪn tʃɑrdʒ/ — 椅子の並べ方が、誰が仕切っているかを告げていましたThe old sense is to put into a rank or a row. /ði oʊld sɛns ɪz tu pʊt ˈɪntu ə ræŋk ɔr ə roʊ/ — 古い意味は、「列や並びに置く」ことですcommitment /kəˈmɪtmənt/ — 身を退けぬところまで、約して踏み込むことHis commitment was to the work and not to the firm. /hɪz kəˈmɪtmənt wɑz tu ðə wɝk ənd nɑt tu ðə fɝm/ — 彼が身を入れていたのは仕事であって、会社にではありませんでしたCom mittere is to send with, and it cannot be called back. /kɑm mɪˈtɛreɪ ɪz tu sɛnd wɪð ənd ɪt ˈkænɑt bi kɔld bæk/ — com mittere は「共に送る」。それは、呼び戻せません
← One shape, no shared measure, and upright Coming to terms, adding up and signing back, and what kind, whose law, whose company Adding up, signing back, and cutting apart →