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・To forbid by law or rule. ・A rule made by an authority. ・Too poor to produce any vegetation. ・The writer took part in the English summer course as one of the students. ・The students would not have got back the cost of the excursion if it had been cancelled. ・The Italians were sure it would clear up the next morning. ・As everyone agreed to go on the excursion, it was not cancelled. ・Cultural diversity occurs even though different cultures have basic concepts in common.
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* 法律または規則によって禁じること。 * 権威者によって作られた規則。 * どんな植物も生産するには土地がやせ過ぎている。 * その作家は、学生の1人として、英語の夏期コースに参加しました。 * キャンセルされていたならば、学生は遠足の費用の払い戻しは受けられなかったでしょう。 * イタリア人は、翌朝晴れると確信していました。 * みんなが遠足に行くことに同意したので、それはキャンセルされませんでした。 * たとえ異なる文化が、共通して基本的な概念を持っているとしても、文化的な多様性は生じます。
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