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＞☆平和を築くのに女性がどれほど重要な役割を果たしてきたか、我々はその例を世界に見出す事が出来る。 微妙なニュアンスがある文章ですね。特に「どれほど重要な」のところですが。 多少長くなりますが、私なら以下のようにします。 In the effort to establish peace, we can find case histories throughout the world, where the significance of roles played by women can be seen. ＞★彼はきっと喜んでそれを君に見せびらかすでしょう。 get a kick = get enjoyment out of = from get a kick out of = get enjoyment from ～を楽しむ 逆に英語から和訳すると分かりやすいかもしれません。 I'm sure he'll get a kick out of showing it off to you. = I'm sure he will get enjoyment from showing it off to you. = I'm sure he will enjoy showing it off to you. 彼はそれを君に見せびらかすことを楽しむでしょう。 ＝彼はきっと喜んでそれを君に見せびらかすでしょう。 get a kick out of はスラングなので、あまり上品な表現ではありません。 よって、ビジネス英語の文章では不適切と考える方が無難でしょう。
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