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Daisy

Daisy

見てね〜(^^)
少しでも役に立てばいいです◌。˚✩
part3からは訳付きです‼︎

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standard
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golden
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nearly
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stick
Lesson 6, Part 1
1 Ished
2
pediatrician
specialize
(涙)を流す
|小児科医
専門にする
基準, 水準
黄金の, 全盛の
〜を動けなくさせる
ほとんど
8
distressing
苦しめる(ような)
9
prick
10 poke
11 knife
12
drug
~をちくりと刺す
〜をつつく
ナイフ
薬
13
improvement
改善
14
ultimately
15 succumb
最終的に
(病気で) 倒れる, 死ぬ, 屈する
16
existence
存在
17 ladult
18 snuff
19 specialist
20 go under the knife
21 bring about~
2222
pass away
23 be snuffed out
大人
|~を消す, ~を絶つ
専門医, 専門家
手術を受ける
を引き起こす, 〜をもたらす
亡くなる
消される, (生命が) 絶たれる

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I am a pediatrician, (1)that is, a children's doctor, at a hospital. I specialize in childhood
cancers.
I was born soon after World War II,
when Japan was still a poor country. Although living
standards were not high then, I (2)look back on my childhood as a golden age.
wonderful period of my life, when I studied hard and played hard with my friends.
突き刺される
That was such a
(3)But being a child is not nearly so much fun if you (4)are stuck in the hospital with a serious
disease. (5) You miss your family and friends, and it is so painful and distressing to be pricked and
poked and go under the knife. I wanted to do something to help such sick children. (6)That's why
I became a pediatrician.
不治の
When I began working as a physician in the 1970s, childhood cancers were still considered
incurable, and many young lives were lost. Although drugs might have (7)brought about a brief
improvement in a patient's condition, (8) too often the child ultimately (9)succumbed to the disease.
In the natural course of human existence, the baby grows into a child and the child into an adult:
the adult gradually ages and after many years, (10)passes away (10)So (11)how can it be right for
life to be snuffed out at such a young age? I wanted to save children's lives, and so I (12) made up
my mind to become a specialist in childhood cancers.
(5) You miss
That
=decide
苦しみ
miss your family and friends, and it is so painful and distressing
to be pricked and poked and go under the knife.
反語
S
そんな若い年で
how can it be right for life to be snuffed out at such a young age?
=
I couldn't possibly accept the fact that so young children died.