The Impact of Olympics on Children's Mentality: Inspiring Trust and Pride

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  • The impact is huge, mentally. Children in elementary and junior high school have found an athlete or a team they admire, creating a lasting legacy.
  • Having a wonderful athlete come from them will also be a legacy, as Japan team Deputy Chef de Mission Mitsugi Ogata emphasized.
  • The behavior of each and every athlete inspired trust and a sense of pride, as they diligently followed the coronavirus rules.
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オリンピックにかんするジャパンタイムズの記事です。 The impact is huge, mentally. I’m sure children in elementary and junior high school have found an athlete or a team they admire and that will be a legacy. Having a wonderful athlete come from them will also be a legacy,” Japan team Deputy Chef de Mission Mitsugi Ogata said. “Each athlete did their best to abide by the many (coronavirus) rules and the behavior of each and every one of them inspired trust and a sense of pride,” ●Having a wonderful athlete come from them の部分と ●the behavior of each and every one of them inspired trust and a sense of prideの部分の訳を直訳でお願いします。

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回答No.1

1。彼らから素晴らしい未来の選手が出ること >自分たちの仲間のうちに未来の素晴らしい選手がいること 2。彼ら、の一人一人みんなの行動が信頼と誇りの感情を奮い立たせた > each and every one は「誰もがみんな、一人の例外もなく、一人残らず」という意味の熟語です。

kenji0730
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ありがとうございました。 Having a wonderful athlete come from them のhaveは原形不定詞のhaveでしょうか?

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 #1です。補足です。 >>Havingは動名詞の主語として、comeは分詞の修飾語としてでしょ うか?  Having a wonderful athlete come from them が名詞節で、これらの単語の繋がり全部が、文型で言う S です。come はその一部で、「形」は動詞の原形です。ですからHaving a wonderful athlete come from them が S で Having  一語は have の現在分詞です。

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 #1です。補足です。 >>Having a wonderful athlete come from them のhaveは原形不定詞のhaveでしょうか?  すみませんご質問の意味がよくわかりませんがこの「形」は現在分詞で、「意味」は普通の(同じ仲間から出る)人(=選手)を「持つ」だと思います。

kenji0730
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すみません、Havingは動名詞の主語として、comeは分詞の修飾語としてでしょうか?

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