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  • 質問者は自分が嫌いな従業員について述べています。しかし、他の人々はその従業員の素晴らしさを見出せており、その欠点に気づくことができません。
  • 従業員は仕事のほぼ95%を非常にうまくこなしており、時には超過勤務も行っています。彼はクライアントや同僚との関係も素晴らしく、他の人たちからは高く評価されていますが、注意力のないミスを犯しています。
  • 何度か彼は文書で間違った番号を囲んでしまったり、余分なスペースの文字を残してしまったりしています。
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I’m the executive director of a tiny nonprofit and have an employee I dislike. The problem is that everyone else thinks this person is great and can’t see his faults. He does about 95 percent of his job very well and often goes beyond the call of duty. He’s excellent with clients and co-workers but makes careless mistakes. Several times he’s circled the wrong number in a document or left extra spacing letters. he’s circled the wrong number in a document or left extra spacing letters.の和訳を教えてください。よろしくお願いします

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回答No.5

 #1です。訂正です。  #1で、「例えば correct を丸で囲むべき時に incorrect の方を丸で囲んだり、good morning と書代わりに、 good   morning と書いたり、ということでしょう。 と書きましたが、   例えば 「次の正しい番号に丸をつけなさい、という問いで、1。地球は三角だ。2。地球は丸い、3。地球は四角だ、の場合、1を丸で囲んで、(1)にしたり、good morning と書代わりに、 good   morning と書いたり、ということでしょう。  と訂正します。

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circled the wrong number in a document (他の人の書いた)書類の誤った数に正しいと確認の丸を付けた left extra spacing letters 後で単語を書きたせるように空けていた余白を残した ※number と documet が単数形なので、それぞれ一回限りのミスのようです。

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確実ではありませんが恐らく circled the wrong number =間違った番号に丸をつける (小学校低学年の数学の試験問題など) leave extra spacing letters = 単語内の文字間隔を広げる (Wordにある文字間隔機能)

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 he’s circled the wrong number in a document or left extra spacing letters.の和訳を教えてください。  書類の間違った番号に丸印をつけたり、文字に余分のスペースを開けたりした。  例えば correct を丸で囲むべき時に incorrect の方を丸で囲んだり、good morning と書代わりに、 good   morning と書いたり、ということでしょう。

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