英語 での Can cope with の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Whilst it's true that T3 can spike metabolic output by up to 20%- not everyone can cope with the enhanced“jitteriness” on offer.
It may seem to someone that here you can cope with an ordinary well-sharpened knife, but this was not the case.
But if almost any housewife can cope with the beds, fruit trees and berry bushes will bear fruit only if you create favorable conditions for them.
The branches themselves and the trunk can cope with sudden frosts, but the collar(short fruit branches) freeze from sudden temperature changes, which means you should not wait for flowers next spring.
The fact that OFDM can cope with this frequency selective attenuation and with narrow-band interference are the main reasons it is frequently used in applications such as ADSL modems.
Already pre-school children this simple folding work can cope with the guidance of parents and learn also something about geometric shapes.
A tool can make air-way intubation more rapid, accurate, as far as possible to reduce damage, and can cope with difficult airway effectively.
De Juniac urged governments to"raise their game" and do more to ensure infrastructure can cope with higher aviation demand.
It's true that legislators often struggle to understand basic technical concepts, while companies are advancing technologies much faster than governments and the legal system can cope with.
If a bad mood bothers for only a few days and is not of a long-term nature, and there are only a few expressed symptoms, then any individual can cope with this condition without outside help.
Komarovsky's recommendations to treat mononucleosis in children(in adolescents and children up to one year old) are symptomatic: if the temperature is high- to give antipyretic, for pain in the throat- rinsing(this applies to older children who can cope with this task).
We have been hearing that the tiger jumped a very dangerous, so it's very jittery, but fortunately the weather good, the road is not slippery, the difficulty is, you can cope with, is that some dangerous place to be especially careful.
Requires no Special KnowledgesUnlike many competitors, the program requires absolutely no intermediate steps and additional computer knowledges, all messages and attachments are transferred at once, thus saving time and making the migration a task that anyone can cope with.
In addition, with the aim to expeditiously send out human resources to the society, who can cope with regional problems including Hokkaido's, such as the aging society and declining population, Public Health Course(One-Year Course) has been established. This course is intended for medical doctors, dentists, pharmacist and other professionals with a certain amount of practical experiences to complete the course in one year.
Who do you think could cope with this task.
Few nations can cope with.
Logico can cope with complicated order.
The RR can cope with anything.
Thus search engines can cope with increasingly evolving.
Powerful infrared radiation that can cope with any diseases.