英語 での Big story の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Also: I'm onto a big story, and need to go off the rada[r] for a bit,” he added.
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As I increase the fraction of connections from 40% to 50%, to 60%, the big story, the red connection network, grows to fill the whole space.
This was enough for a big story, but it was not enough for a story. .
It's much harder to make movies that tell a big story.
Behind Sweden's cashless society, there is a big story called the"Digital Single Market"(DSM) of the EU.
When gathering information hidden in a vast Internet space little by little, you can see a big story behind you.
Wow, CNN had to retract big story on‘Russia,' with 3 employees forced to resign.
One way or the other, we missed a big story.
I think many interpretations can be made, but I think that any story is only part of a big story.
How do you think this big story is going to end?
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Until you do, there will be no big story here.
I was 29 and it was my first big story for the New York Times.
He later wrote:"I was 29 and it was my first big story for the New York Times.
In such circumstances, why did it become a big story"Become a UN staff" when I was a high schooler, this was also the influence of my mother.
But the big story today… the much-anticipated wedding of fantastic couple… Reed Richards and Susan Storm will take place this Saturday.
And the big story here is that as a result of the new tax law, the Treasury Department tweaked things so that on average taxpayers' withholdings fell by more than their actual taxes owed.
We're telling a big story in Hearthstone this year, and Fireside Gatherings will be a substantial part of that through campaigns timed to coincide with expansion launches.
Almost everyone knows about the explosion of the dot-coms- a much smaller phenomenon- but millions have still not heard the big story: the worldwide explosion of dot-orgs," Bornstein writes.