【コミュニケーション英語】Lesson 2

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Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish
Message from Steve Jobs
・本文
・文法
・Words & Phrases
・Comprehension
・Grammar and Structure
・Practice
・Focus on Form

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2020.05.11 公開

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No.
Date
Lesson 2
Stay Hungry, Stay
Foolish
Part 1
I am honored to be with you today at your commencement
光栄に思う
from one of the finest universities in the world. Today I want to tell you
世界最高の大学
three stories from my life. That's it. No big deal. Just three stories.
The first story is about connecting the dots. I dropped out of
Reed Colledge
Reed College after the first six months. I couldn't see the point in it I
最初の6か月で
<Memo>
Steve Jobs
He was CEO of Apple,a fomas
American computer company.
2文目:スピーチでよく使用される手法
意義を見出す(point・目的・意味) いくつ話すか→具体的な内容
had no idea what I wanted to do with my life and no idea how college
を処理する
V
S
V
原形
that it would all work out OK. It was pretty scary at the time, but looking
漠然とした状況~という結果になる
かなり
was going to help me figure it out/so I decided to drop out and believe
Reed College
オレゴン州にある私立大学
ふり返ってみると
make
a
decision: 決断する
back, it was one of the best decisions I ever made. The minute I dropped
↑(that)
~する瞬間に(=as soon as )
out I could stop taking the required classes that were not interesting to
必修科目
me, and begin dropping in on whatever class looked interesting.
<New words & Phrases>
honor
V
~に栄誉を授ける
Commencement
n
学位授与式
connect
✓
~をつなぐ、結びつける
dot
n
点
いい
Reed
n
リード(大学)
scary
a
怖い
decision
n
決断
require
V
~を必要とする
whatever
ad
どんな~でも
それだけです。
☆ That's it.
☆(It's ) No big deal.
☆ drop out (of A)
*
have no idea.
2
大したことではありません。
:Aを中退する、脱退する
まったく見当がつかない
☆ figure out A/ figure A out: Aを理解する
☆
drop in (on A)
に立ち寄る、顔を出す

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Part 2
Date
I decided to take a calligraphy class. I learned about serif and
①
<Memo>
カリグラフィー
mais
san-serif typefaces, about varying the amount of space between different
調節する 文字間隔
異なる
letter combinations, about what makes great typography great. It was
字体の組み合わせ
西洋や中東における、文字を美しく
見せるための手法。
IN
法
beautiful, historical, and artistically subtle in a way that science can't
explain. I found it fascinating.
SVO
C
None of this had even a hope of any practical use in my life.
学んできたもの
But ten years later, when we were designing the first Macintosh
computer, it all came back to me. And we designed it all into the Mac. If
仮定法過去完了 よみ返る
I had never dropped out, I would have never dropped in on that
P.P.
calligraphy class, Ánd/personal computers would not have the wonderful
I have
原
typography that they do. You can't connect the dots looking forward; you
can only connect them looking backwards, so you have to trust that the
dots will somehow connect in your future.
どうにかして
<New words & Phrases>
日本語
(ゴシック体)、あ(明朝体)
英語 A(サンセリフ体)、A(セリフ体)
subtle
: "6" 17
looking forward: 将来を見据えながら
looking backwards: 過去をふり返りながら
9文目訳
将来を見据えて点をつなぐことはできない
点は過去をふり返ってしかつなげないのだ
Jobsの言う「点」出来事
calligraphy
n
カリグラフィー(西洋書道)
serif
n
セリフ
san-
an-serif
n
サン・セリフ
typeface
n
字体
vary
V
~に変化を与える。変える
combination
n
組み合わせ
typography
n
印刷デザイン
histricall
a
歴史がある
artistically
ad
芸術的に
subtle
a
繊細な
fascinating
a
魅了する、うっとりさせる
none
ad
どれも~ない
practical
a
現実的な、実行可能な
Mac(intosh)
n
マック(マッキントッシュ)
personal
a
一個人の個人的な
backwards
a
後ろへ
trust
✓
~を信じる

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No.
Date
Part 3
My second story is about love and loss. When I turned 30, I <Memo>
愛と喪失
was fired from Apple. It was devastating, but I realized that I still loved 解雇の原因:共同製作者たちとの意見の不一致
what I did, so I decided to start over. During the next five years, I started
自分がしていること
two new companies. One of them is now the most successful animation
studio in the world. In a remarkable turn of events, Apple bought the
other company, and I returned to Apple.
The only thing that kept me going was that I loved what I did.
前進する V
S
C
3文目: I still loved what I did
時制の一致
two new companies
one
自分がしていること
You've got to find what you love. Whatever job you do, it is going to fill
あなたが好きなこと どんなんがしても
job
a large part of your life and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do
大部分を占める
S
PIXAR
9.10 文目訳
the other
NeXT
C
S
love what you do. If you haven't found it yet, keep looking. Don't settle.
what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to
挿入
本当に満足する唯一の方法はあなたがすばら
VC
しいと信じる仕事をすること。そして、すばらしい仕事を
what
love
you
~し続ける 妥協しないでください。 するための唯一の方法はあなたの仕事を愛すること。
<New words & Phrases>
devastating
a
衝撃的な
animation
n
アニメーション
studio
n
スタジオ
remarkable
a
驚くべき
satisfy
V
~を満足させる
settle
✓
落ち着く
☆ Ais fired from B(→fire AframB):AはBから解雇される(→AをBから解雇する)
☆start over
はじめからやり直す
☆ in a (remarkable) turn of events: (驚くべき)巡り合わせで、事態の変化で
☆ have got to do
~しなければならない

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Part 4
Date
My third story is about death. About a year ago, the doctor told
me that I was to live only three to six months/because I had cancer.
予定
がん
Fortunately, I had surgery and I am fine now. From this experience, I can
now say this to you with a little more certainty: Your time is limited, so
少しばかりの確信をもって
don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't let the noise of others'
your time
opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most importantly, have
the courage to follow your heart and intuition. They somehow already
know what you truly want to become. Everything else is secondary.
他のものはすべて
二の次
When I was young, there was a great publication, and on the
出版物
back cover of their final issue I found the words: ("Stay Hungry. Stay
最終号
貪欲であれ!!
Foolish. I have always wished that for myself. And now, I wish that for
愚か者であれ。
you.
Stay hungry. Stay foolish. Thank you all very much.
<Memo>
Steve Jobs はすい臓がんだった。
6文訳
他人の意見という雑音にあなた自信の
内なる声をかき消させてはいけない。
7文訳
そして最も大事なことには、あなた自身の
心と直観に従う勇気を持ちなさい。
8文目訳
それらはどういうわけか あなたが
本当になりたいものを既に知っている
のだ。
ご清聴ありがとうございました。
<New words & Phrases>
fortunately
ad 幸運にも
certainty
n
確信
waste
V
~を無駄にする
drown
V
(声・音をかき消す
inner
a
内の
importantly
ad 重要なことには
courage
n
勇気
intuition
n
直観
secondary
a
二次的な
issue
n
(雑誌・新聞などの)号
☆ drown out A/drown A out
:Aをかき消す

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Date
A
<Comprehension>
2, a
B Part O
Part 2
Part 3 @
Part4@
1. honored
5. devastating
2. meaning
6. whatever
7. intuition
3. calligraphy 4. weful
8. publication
Vocabulary>
A 1.
2, ②
3. @
4.
5. ©
B
1. At first I was scared to travel alone, but I got used to it and had fun.
2. I read many books, but I was not satisfied with
any
of them.
3. You shouldn't waste your time worrying about the result of the test.
C1. Did you figure out what he said to us?
2. I had no idea what to do next.
3. The loud noise drowned out his voice.
4. I found a mistake on my exam, so I erased it and started over.
5. I just dropped in to give this to you.
Grammar and Structure>
GA 1. Ask whoever has read that book already. (= Ask anyone who has read ...).
その本を既に読んだ人だれにでも聞いてください。
2. Whichever school you choose, I'll support you. (- No matter which school you.
あなたがどんな学校を選んでも、私はあなたを支えます。
3. I could begin dropping in on whatever class looked interesting.
私はおもしろそうに見える授業には何でも顔を出し始めることができた。
4. Whatever job you do, it is going to fill a large part of your life.
あなたがどんな仕事をしても、それはあなたの人生の大部分を占めるだろう。
Q. Whichever course you choose, you will have new experiences.
G-B 1. The trouble was that I left my bag at the station.
問題は私がかばんを駅に忘れてきたことだった。
choose,..)

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Date
2. The only thing that kept
me going was that I loved what I did.
私を前進させ続けた唯一のことは私が自分のしたことを愛したということだった。
Q. The fact is that the coach didn't attend the meeting.
[G-C 1. I was to live only three to six months because I had cancer.
私はがんのため、たったの3~6か月しか生きられなかった。
2. You are to enter the building only through this door.
このドアからのみ建物に入る必要があります。
3. My brother was never to come back from the war.
私の兄が戦争から帰ることは決してなかった。
Q. They are to call you this weekend.
<Practice>
12
1. Give this CD to whoever wants it.
2. The letter was never to be read
again.
3. The reason we were late was that I had to take
1. The
my
father to the hospital.
surprising fact was that no one was responsible for the accident.
2. Help yourself to whatever you'd like to eat or drink.
3. Next week you are to come to the meeting on time..
31 1. Whatever he said to you, you have to keep smiling.
2. Can I borrow whichever books
have already read?
3. We will give this present to whoever will come to the party.
<Focus on Form>
Picture A
Whatever happens to you,
you
J
Swear
I love you.
Picture B
The important point is that
you keep your room.
clean.