Examples of using With a problem in English and their translations into Japanese
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I am currently faced with a problem, and that is storing all of the toys that I have reviewed.
If you are faced with a problem in which the dog starts barking hysterically, proceed as follows.
She suggests that in Japan in confrontation with a problem of similar power supply shortage, utilization of coal heat is needed.
Scientists start with a problem and then try to find a solution.
Since I knew a company that needed help with a problem like the one he described, I would have liked to refer him.
Perhaps I am confronted with a problem just as much as they.
For this reason, many owners are faced with a problem, resting near a pond with their four-legged friend.
The Jewish religious leaders were confronted with a problem they had not faced before the days of their captivity.
The Jewish religious leaders were confronted with a problem which they had not encountered before the days of national captivity.
Last day I called to their customer support with a problem of withdrawing money.
Sometimes, like a child, you may misbehave and feel you cannot approach your Father with a problem.
If you are struggling for a long time with a problem that is not answered correctly, the idea of whether you are worried or not is blurred.
Having the opportunity to regroup psychologically to deal with a problem or find a new perspective;
Your friend will help mine with a problem, or… you and Mycroft will be friends no more.
As an engineer, when I'm faced with a problem, I want to solve it.
Many times, I have prayed with a problem and received the answer to ask my husband to give a blessing.
Someone might feel anxious when faced with a problem at work, before taking a test, or when making an important decision.
There do be a lot of people with a problem or two who give up.
When faced with a problem, they do not give up until it is resolved.