ダッシュ以降の　— a fact which may~ の部分の訳し方が分かりません… 直訳すると、「彼の視覚的感性を磨いたかもしれない事実」となるのですが、前文とどう繋げたらよいのでしょうか？

1 Turner the famous British painter, had no conventional education worth mentioning, and all his life remained an iiterate 一 afact which may have sharpened his visual sensibility.

It did bother me that they were looking at the eye as if it were all that mattered.という文なんですが、主節が過去形なので、仮定法の部分も過去を表すように仮定法過去完了を使わなければいけないの... Read More

for not being interested in these cerebral* distortions of vision because they were ophthalmologists, not ne 0 it did bother me that they were looking SCthe eyる (8 e all that mat The 2 56 Stage SUUすでJマ vタ7ザエッのと of vision and is located in the front of the head, wile the Visual cortex* is in the back of the head. There was an awful lot of important stuff in between that they never bothered to consider. ] also sensed that a prevalent attitude. no matter what the specialty, Was that 6 医学の歴史が現代の医掌に 教えてくれるものは何もなく, もし症状を機械で計測 で きないなら, それらは想像上のものである. Al around me 1 found people from the past Was thrown without question on the scrap heap. (Adapted from “77e ZZ Po 7gseの Spes” by Richard E. Press, 2003)

写真上から4行目の They volleyed back and force, the resident eventually failing to justify why he really needed a test.なんですが、これって文構造どうなってるんですが、最初... Read More

You've で got ( records.” exploded Dr.MacArdle. “He's weak. Yowve JuSt examined him in front of all of us。 Dont You trust your own eyeS? You neep a machine to make your decisionslfor yowy1 トーーーーーーーーー EEE back and forth. the resident eventually failing to justify why he really needed a test. In Dr. MacArdles book tests were not to be used to 人 (②-ー 2 restate or “document the obvious, nor were they licenses to 38o fishing. He 3) particularjy hated the latter, in which you ordered everything*you could think o | ピン で還還 and waited to see<wh t came(backypositive only the Americans do that.”h N 幸る のWx93 woて =ニ> ア2z77そ ととら ソ 7Tテる scolded. Tests were to be gotten onIY When absolutely necessary, and then onl to confirm a diagnosisjyou had already arrived at in your head. 4 電 前 2 Carolina, received my M.D. degree that spri remained to begin my residency In 3 subspecialty ′ called neuro-oph ( a ).it was a combination of neurology and o n visual disorders originating in the bram 叶 ES CA

オレンジの部分が指していることを日本語で答えよという問題です。 私が考えた答えは「たくさんのお金と力、責任のある立場」でした。 実際に載っていた答えは「多額の金を稼ぐことの出来る大きな力と責任のある立場」でした。 お金を得ることが成功になるという話ではなかったか？と答えに「... Read More

Success is a broad, abstract concept and one that means different things to different people. Coming up with a single definition to satisfy everyone then is Hikely a_futile task But with that said, there are certainly some commonalities from person to person and some things we can agree on。 And perhaps if we look at the sum_of these sy-thenwye_can_eome up with something at least approachingx&niversal 'definition'for success. ーーニニーーニーニーニーニービン To many of us, success means career success and financial success. you subscribe to that point of view, then success w骨 mean making alot of money positioning yourself such that you hold a lot of power and holding lots of responsibihity。 Tf we were to visualize success, then it might look like :omeone standing in an office in a Dighrrie Dlck of flts。with their hands on their hips wearing an expensive suit and 1ooking out over the city。 Only this person might be very unhappy。Tf they spend all their ime working and had to sacrifice their relationships tO get 間Se then they might be lonely and to someone else, success 本 3 TRI 9 success means being a family man/woman and getting lots of time to spend ith the children, while living in a home that you love。 Cess. one iS 。 accurate? ICsS tempting to say that the latter type of success is the more (ERO

空欄に入る単語教えてください！ 写真の中にある単語から選べという問題です。

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as we age でどのような訳になりますか？

（3）の解き方を教えてください！