Noisy Clock Next Door
- Learn the meaning of 'being chased out of it' and 'register on a cellphone recording'
- Neighbor's noisy clock causing disturbance to a graduate student living in an apartment building
- Despite complaints, the clock's volume has been lowered but still audible
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I live in an apartment building and my elderly neighbor next door has a clock that plays music every 15 minutes and chimes on the hour (12 chimes for 12:00, etc.). I’m a graduate student in a really intense program, and the noise is maddening. I don’t like confrontation, and I tried tolerating it for a few months (studying in the library, etc.), but I learn best at home and hate feeling like I’m being chased out of it. I’ve complained to management, and while he’s lowered the volume, I can still hear it. It’s not loud enough to clearly register on a cellphone recording, but in person it’s audible. being chased out of itとregister on a cellphone recordingの意味を教えください。よろしくお願いします
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"being chased out of it" 「（自分のアパートから）締め出される」 "register on a cellphone recording" 「携帯に録音して残す」 It’s not loud enough to clearly register on a cellphone recording, but in person it’s audible. 携帯に録音してはっきりと記録として残せるほど大きな音ではないが、人間の耳には入ってくる。
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