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文構造について教えて頂けないでしょうか?🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️ As odd as these and similar laws appear to be この文章は as these and similar laws appear to be as odd という事で... Read More

6 19 222 | 司法 Justice @ natural1-48 條 slow 2-54 図 seange Laws Explained ⑩ Therc arc ifeW 55Semie around the world 可iewles疾軸誠We For instance/in England d dieyin 休軸6Sesl6分aglimiet. In France/it is forbiddcn to 豆語6 a pig NSPIeO. And/in the 陣S state of 上SSSGISeNtS,@ddimS tomatocs 46 東mehowder)is strictly prohibited. 褒 odd⑱ these/and similar lawy apPPear to 5e/in most cases/there is a logical explanation for the law's 王iStemee. For example, the British Houses of Parliament are in an official palace. If someone dies there, that individual is entitled to an expensive SateWineral ASifor the other laws, Napoleon remains a highly respected 館W@ in France, and INeWiEnglanders are deeply proud of thcir 厩還語訪計 頭Wie人Wof creamy and tomato讃起 clam chowder. (Original、130 words) 日72 atfrstglance 「 日72 one は代名 日73 the HHouses 口/3 nameapig Napoleon … name ABという形で「A をBと名づける」。 日79 state funeral「国発」 口/9 asfor 一「一に関しては」 日/10 fgure 「人物] 上日/.10 New Englanders「(米国北東部の) ニューイングランド地方の人 口/10 variety「種類. タイプ」 日/11 -free「てのない, を使用していない」 | forbid る 唱strictly 厳しく 日prohibit 4 日logical 論理的な 貼existence 存在 口individual 人 個人 48 | おかしな法入事情 ⑩ 世界中には., 一見したところばかばかしく思えるような, 理解しがたい法律 がかなりたくさんある。 例えば, 英国では法律上. 国会議事堂の中で死ぬことが できない。フランスでは, 懇をナポレオンと名づけることが禁じられている。そ して, 米国のマサチューセッツ州では. トマトをクラムチャウダーに加えるのは 厳しく禁じられている。これらの法律や同様の法律は奇妙に思えるが, たいてい 1e | の場合. その法律の存在に対し. 論理的な説明がなされている。例えば, 英国の 山内にある。もし誰かがそ 光ぬとその人は高額な費 なるのだ。その他の法律に関し 尊敬されている人物であ り, ーイングランド地方の人たちは, クリーミーでトマトが入ってい ない, 他とは違う自分たちのクラムチャウダーを大変誇りに思っている。 Related Terms & Expressions pass a law: 法律を可決する enforce a law: 法律を施行する amend a law: 法律を改 repeal a law: 法律を廃止する lawmaker:立: 議員 obey the law: 法律に従う break/violate the law: 法律違反をする against the law: 法律違反で by law: 法律により practice law: 弁護士として働く [英文の内容に合う場合は True, 合わない場合は False を選びなさい。 Although strange laws often appear to be nonsensical, there iS usually some reason behind them. True / False p Answer は p.423 223

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English Senior High

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English Senior High

全然分からなくて困っています😥 問1~7の答えと解説お願いします🙇‍♂️選択問題はそうなる根拠も教えて下さると助かります🙏

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English Senior High

文構造について教えて頂けないでしょうか?🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️🙇‍♂️ One in three people [working at a company when they are diagnosed with cancer lose their job], either b... Read More

思想 社会 Society @ natural1-18 @ slow 2-24 (Cc ctionmeniimWiiehdmcerpAtenlsGmNiOHKand etaRem() 《⑩ 滞WineeSWim 厨ediealiteatmemthave cnablcd (he sma rate five yearWhfter being diagnosed with cancerJ4o improve/to mreitham 60 percent> AIthough 古TOWingimumberif cancer patients have (hc 5放@y and abilit7to worky仙本財9mW concerning their employment remain SeVをTC. の Oneimthreeipeople working at a company when they are diagnosed with cancer lose their job, either by resigning voluntarily or being 硬5画語Scd. The reasons given by many of these people are, “1 wi inconvenience my workplace,” or “Tm not confident I can work while getting treatment.” Some cancer patients do not tell their workplace about their health problems 全環6仁ei9Wbcing demeted or foreed toesigm. (77ie pgz News, 113 words) 口/1 advances in 一「一における進歩」 口/1 enable 一 to .「一が…するのを可能にする」 口/.3 agrowing number of 一「ますます多くの一] 口/.6 one in three people 「3 人に1 人」 口/9 inconvenience「c迷惑をかける」 口/9 while getting treatment 「治療を受けながら」 while Tm getting treatment を省略した形。 口/11 being demoted「隆格されること」 口/11 (being) forced to resign「退職を強いられること 口improve 葉善する 口ability 能力 日employment 扇用 口 diagnose を診断する 口confident 自信があって 回 拉昌者が仕事をしながら治療を受けられる環境を情築②) 医療の進歩によって, 痛と診断された後の5 年生存率は, 60 パーセントを超 えるまでに改善してきた。 仕事をする意欲と能力のある閣加者の数は増え続けて いるが, 彼らの雇用に関する条件は厳しいままである。 @ 企業で働く人々のうち, 癒と診断された場合に 3 人に1 人が自主的に退職す るか, あるいは解雇されて職を失っている。そうした人々の多くが口にする理由 は「職場に迷惑をかけてしまう」 あるいは「治療を受けながら仕事ができる自信 がない」 といったものだ。冶思者の中には, 降格されたり, または退職を強いら れたりすることを恐れて, 自分の健康問題について職場に言わない人もいる。 るee 次の問題に英語で答えなさい。 Many cancer patients are forced to StoD Working after their diagnosis. What are two reasons many cancer patients give for leaving their joDS? p Answer は p.421 93

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