英語 での To think about what の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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It begins with"in the last days"(1), but I want to try to think about what kind of day this is.
Take a moment each day to think about what you are grateful for.
By sharing about the problems that each county has, students from both schools had a good chance to think about what is needed for international cooperation.
As for how Mrs. Roosevelt would react to Clinton's success,“It just gives me goosebumps to think about what she would say.
It allows her time to think about what you have written and prevents spur-of-the-moment reactions.
Now is the time to think about what you want to change in your life.
It's important for all photographers to think about what matters to them.
In any case, a real emperor has the capacity to listen the humble people and to think about what they say.
Following the First World War and the Great Depression, countries started to move off the gold standard, and policymakers started to think about what might replace it.
They should launch what we could think of as a Blue Skies Commission, a commission to think about what architecture for copyright makes sense in the digital age.
That is because you're not stopping to think about what you write: you only have a few minutes and your mind is going to focus.
By the time they reach an age to think about what they would like to do, most kids have been thoroughly misled about the idea of loving one's work.
I tell them that there is no need to think about what memories the body may have, what they might be thinking now, or how to understand this piece of music.
Fashion trends are always one step ahead, so it's never too early to think about what will be in fashion in the future- and take note of this.
In the test, money would be placed on a table and the child asked to think about what they needed the money for before snatching it off the table.
Because your thoughts set up the model of what you draw to you, it is important to think about what you want rather than what you don't want.
I came up with my own example to think about what surjective means in set theory: Suppose John and friends are on their way to India, and they are given two choices for their lunch in the flight: chicken wrap or spicy chick peas.
If we go with that image in future we will see how it will lose Romanian language, slowly, slowly, we all speak a Messnger-istice Romgleza influences, I do not want to think about what we expected.
Then make sure you don't end up with a boat too small for your family's needs or one too big for just one person! Be sure to think about what is really important to you and those around you.?