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“let go!”

<英語でDefinition!>Stop holding onto something.

"let go of~"は、「~から手を話す」という意味です。


Let go of my arm! You are hurting me!

(腕をつかむのはやめてくれ!痛いよ!)

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英語講座 中級編

中級 - パーソナルニュース

Christopher Cook, Sydney, Australia

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会話

Kate: Guess What?
Debra: What?
Kate: Tim got a promotion yesterday.
Debra: Oh, that’s great news! Give my congratulations to Tim.
Kate: I will. So now, we can finally afford to move closer to the city.
Debra: Good for you. Actually, I’ve got some news too. Look!
(Holds out her hand with a big diamond ring...)
Kate: Oh my god! Bill proposed?
Debra: Yep.
Kate: What a gorgeous ring! It must be worth a fortune! Didn’t Bill just lose his job?
Kate: Yeah, he got retrenched last month. But he inherited a lot of money from his uncle.
Debra: I see.
(Peter walks into the office…)
Peter: What’s going on here?
Kate: Deb got engaged!
Peter: Really? When are you going to get married?
Debra: Next March.
Peter: Congratulations! Well, I have some news too. My wife’s pregnant. I’m going to be a father in 6 months!
Kate: Wow! That’s wonderful news. It’s good news all round, isn’t it.
Peter: There’s something else too. I just heard that Mr Jones in our Sydney office has just retired after 25 years with the company.
Kate: Really? That’s great! I really don’t like him very much.
Debra: Me either!
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