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They are on good terms with
their neighbors.
①このは.n
→従事、活動中
of.
duty(勤務中)と同じ
Tom and Jim have been on good
terms for
many years.

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Crime is certainly an the increase in
many of our big cities
on the increase:増加している。
onの意は、前と同様:活動中
cf. on the decrease.
Hi The population of this city IF
on the increase.

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He was considered a greatman in his time,
but his ideas are now out of date
out of date: 時代遅れである
= behind the times, old-fashioned
時代
③. You'll have to be quite strict with little
Bobby. He quickly gets out I hand.
out of hand:手に負えなくなる

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The elevator was out of ander, and
We had to walk to the tenth floor.
out d'order: 故障して(乱れて)いる。
cf.narder 整って:順を追って
in good health it no
eix.
order i
"I'm afraid the machine is out of
order.

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④You can't go to a job interview in
that dirty shirt.
It's out of the question.
out of the question:問題にならない
cf. The boy in question didn't come to school.
42 Put it where he cannot see it.
= put it out of his sight
目のみえないところに

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43 His remarks on the subject are
mu oh to the paint.
be to the paint:適切である。
get toと同じ
到達を表している
要領を得ている。
→要[税込]に着いている→要領を得で
13511 In public speaking, one should be
short and to the point

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44 Raw fish isn't to my taste.
to one's taste:~の好みに合う.
~の方へ向かって:~に適合して
1534 She gave him a necktie which was
Completely to his taste..
46
④⑥ Plans are under may to builta
'school next year.)
一応:右へはPlaneにかかっている。
be under way 進行中である
(完成の下)→(未完成)→(3)

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45 when I went to the church, It was still
=
being built
when I went to the church, it was still
under construction
under construction:建設中である。
④Books are now within the reach
of every body.
within the reach of i~の手の届くところに
cf. out of reach
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