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how they manage for their carrier . なんと訳せばよいのでしょうか？ お願いします。
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- fushigichan
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yuxtukukaraさん、こんにちは。 ＞how they manage for their carrier . manage 取り扱う、処理する、使う、あやつる、片付けるなど。 carrier 運ぶ人、運搬人、保菌者、伝染病媒介体 career 履歴、経歴、職業 なので、キャリアの意味によっても全然違う意味になりますが、 「彼らが、そのキャリアをどのように処理するか、ということ」 のようになるかと思います。 全文を出していただければ、分かりやすいかも知れません。
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ご丁寧にありがとうございます。 すみません。前文はi wants to know about how japanese people start learning,how they get marriage,だったのですが。
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前後がないと無理でしょう。
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すみません。前文はi wants to know about how japanese people start learning,how they get marriage,です。
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