「failure to adhere」がなぜ「従わないと」という訳になるのですか？？

234 Failure to adhere to the following guidelines | may result in disciplinary action. failure [féiljar] Dadhere [ædhíǝr] 名失敗、不具合 関 power failure (停電) (規則や法律等に) 忠実に従う、接着する 関 adhesive (接着剤) 「くっつく、接着する」が原義の重要語。 adhere to X (Xに忠実に従う) の形で押さえ よう。 例 adhere to company policies (会社の規程に忠実に従う) 同様に、 「規則や基準等に従う」の意味を表す conform to 302 / comply with 318 / abide by も覚えておこう。 例 abide by the terms of a contract (契約条件に従う) 形以下の、次の前に続いて following [fálouin|f51-] ■パート3・4・6・7のすべての設問文に入っている。 前置詞でも頻出 132 A guidelines [gáidlainz] 名指針、ガイドライン (通常複数形) 。 類 instruction (指示、説明書)、 direction (指示) 何かを行う際のガイドとなる指針のこと。 元々は、服を作る際、生地に描かれた切 り取り線のことだった。 result [rizÁlt] 動 (結果) 終わる、 (結果が) 生じる 名 結果 動詞の result は、result in X (結果としてXになる)、 result from X(Xの結果として 生じる) の形で前置詞とセットで押さえよう。 disciplinary action [disaplinèri|-plinari] 懲戒処分 関 discipline (規律、 [学問の]領域) 類 fine (罰金) TOEICの世界では、 「減給」 「降格」 「解雇」といった懲戒処分の規定はあっても、 実際にその対象となる人はいない。 針に従わないと、懲戒処分になる場合があります

当てはまる単語を教えてください！

COMPLETION A. Circle the correct words to complete the information below. In Finland, there was once an area known as Viena Karelia. The people there were great storytellers and had many folktales and legends. The most famous of these is the Kalevala. This is a 'collection / text of several poems that forms one long story. The Kalevala tells tales of 2magical/suitable beings and 3 suitable / scary monsters. For centuries, storytellers-called rune singers-learned and spoke the Kalevala from memory. Jussi Huovinen (1924–2017) was Finland's last great rune singer. When he died, the ancient culture of singing the Kalevala came to an end. 4Primarily / Although Jussi Huovinen was the last rune singer, many of the Finnish and Karelian folk 5beliefs / additions from the Kalevala still live on today. British author J.R.R. Tolkien included many of the Kalevala's ideas in stories he wrote about a fantasy land called Middle-earth. First 6published/ added in 1954, Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings has since become one of the best-selling books of all time. NITIONS B. Match the words in red in activity A with these definitions 1. 2. 3. 4 5 6 7 : the words in a written work .: for the most part; mainly : put in; included .: having special powers .: right or acceptable for a particular person or : ideas a person accepts as being true or real .: printed (as a book for sale)

In his youth (when he was young)が現在完了形とともに使えない語ということは①と③が不可じゃないんですか？④が不可とはどういうことですか？

38 の受動態 to have StudieⱭ 7ªIE. Ivanced They believe that 本間 = They believe that he made a fortune in his youth. ➡It is believed that he made a fortune in his youth. 〈選択肢 in his youth は明らかに過去を示す語句 (= when he was young) なの で, 1, ④は不可。 ( Power Up! 5 )

in detailの位置は不定詞と動名詞だから異なっているのですか？？ ルールがあまりよくわからないのでそこも解説いただけると助かります🙌🏻

17 不定詞 名詞用法の不定詞 - 補語 POWER STAGE 156 動名詞 動名詞の基本 補語となる動名詞 解答例> ① My assignment was to write about a person (that[who (m)]) I respect in detail. 解答例② My task was writing in detail about a person (that[who(m)]) Irespect. 本 (108 DA ob of fon 5P POWER STAGE 206

文章の後半、how long Japanese people wanted~~のところで、how long 𝙙𝙤 Japanese people~~にしないのはなぜですか。

12 yeunanpilunja (n) Jalduq)] puolih yum bad I bosilnou 不定詞 副詞用法の不定詞 感情の原因 POWER STAGE 169 解答例① I was very [so] surprised to read an article about one opinion poll in Japan asking how long people wanted to keep working. hnalg 解答例 ② When I read an article about an opinion poll in Japan which asked how long Japanese people AT wanted to continue working, I was astonished. 解説 感情や気持ちを表す分詞形容詞 surprised の後に不定詞を用いることで, 感情の原因 「・・・して」を表 す。 be astonished は 「非常に驚いている」という意味で, be very [so] surprised と同意。 ob of as celebyo ni - 用

これを訳してほしいです！ できたら代名詞が具体的に何を指しているのかも教えていただきたいです！お願いします。

G9 Class NO Name The Normans / コント 1. Fill in the correct words. In 1066, William of Normandy ) invaded Britain with a powerful army. The Normans とうと spoke (French). For 200 years the language of the nobility was (French and county people and farmers were speaking (English ). French words had their roots in (Latin). 起源 In 1066 / England was invaded for the last time. William of Normandy, who is ノルマンディー公のウィリアム イギリス侵略された最後に called William the Conqueror, invaded Britain with a powerful army. French was と呼ばれていた 征服王 軍隊 ウィリアムモ the language of the Normans, so French became the language of the nobility for だから そこで 高貴 200 years. During that time only fariners and country people continued to speak その間 いなかだけ英語で話し続けた English. The Anglo-Saxon cook in the kitchen of a French lord/prepared dinners 料理人S フランスの領主の kitchenの料理人 0 from pigs, cows or sheep, but when the meal' was taken into the dining room 食事が上に持っていかれた饐 ぶた牛 洋しかし を使って upstairs, it was called pork, beef or mutton, which are the French words for these 牛 animals. Many French words, too, had their roots in Latin. and they pork beef .mution これらの動物 多くのフランス語もラテンに起源をもっていた に対するクラ ) 語

この問題で、 もっぱら男性が関わったからこそ の部分はどのようにしたらそのような訳になるのでしょうか？ 解説お願いします！

次の英文を訳しなさい noitnevno The full participation and empowerment of women is essential to the development of a culture of peace. It was the monopolization of warfare by men that led to the exclusion of women from with others at a (法政大) power.

この英文の文構造を教えてください🙇🏻‍♀️ 関係代名詞whichがvery〜particlesにかかっていると思うのですが、何故その間にexistが入っているのかが疑問です。

It is likely that very tiny plastic particles/exist /which are simply too small to detect もとであって脂肪部位ではないからである。 using standard research methods. The em have <愛媛大 > tiny さい detect 出する る a0 \ glad \ 701

この英文の文構造を教えてください🙇🏻‍♀️ 関係代名詞whichがvery〜particlesにかかっていると思うのですが、何故その間にexistが入っているのかが疑問です。

というのも、落ちる体重の寺は除脂肪体重がもとであって脂肪部位ではないからである。 It is likely that very tiny plastic particles/exist which are simply too small to detect using standard research methods. emplo tiny : detect さい <愛媛大〉 出する have to る \ -ao / glar \ rol \ \SOD) mod al y

紫のマーカーのwithの使い方と訳し方を教えて欲しいです！

When I was younger, I believed that everybody thought in photo- realistic pictures the same way I did, with images clicking through my mind a little bit like PowerPoint slides. I had no idea that most people are more word-centered than I am. For many people, it's words, not pictures, that shape thought. That's probably how our culture got to be so full of talk. Teachers lecture, religious leaders preach, politicians make speeches and we watch "talking heads" on TV. We call most of these people neurotypical they develop along predictable lines and communicate, for the most part, 白調症