英語 での In a new environment の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Not to start over in life, but to be in a new environment.
I am looking forward to training in a new environment and to working towards my goals for next season with David in San Jose.”.
I simply want to try something new, challenge myself in a new environment.
When you start living in a new environment, finding a home is essential regardless of the country.
It is particularly important in a new environment to be able to talk to like-minded people and colleagues.
When you start living in a new environment, finding a home is essential.
Adaptation: relates to how humans have the brilliant ability to adapt themselves to live in a new environment.
Like all puppies, Pugs are not fond of too much noise more especially when they first arrive in a new environment.
Those who“have been resettled are probably very grateful to UNHCR for having helped them and given a chance to build their life in a new environment,” she added.
This is part of learning how to operate the spacecraft in a new environment, as this is the first time the spacecraft has been in its full science-operations scenario.
The days of challenge will start in a new environment, but I always want to remain aware of the wonders in front of me while asking myself what important questions there are to pursue.
Some people might have the impression that studying abroad, where you have to spend long period in a new environment, is a high hurdle to clear for those who have not experienced living abroad.
I am looking forward to training in a new environment and to working towards my goals for next season with David in San Jose.”.
Some traits are likely tied to biology and resistant to change, but you then put it in a new environment where it's loved, walked and entertained often.
According to Nguyen Quoc Khanh, chairman of the Handicraft and Wood Industry Association of HCMC(HAWA), new technological investment will soon spur the demand for applicants who can use equipment and work in a new environment.
As a Czech immigrant struggling in a new environment to belong, to come to terms with her repressive past and her uncertain future, the portraits taken between 2015 and 2018 in New York City visualize an America in which individuality is valued as uniqueness and not judged as a lack of sameness.
Especially in a new environment.