カズキ辞典

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Fear of technology ○ our jobs ○ deep. 科学技術が私たちの仕事を奪うことを恐れる気持ちは根深いものです。

taking、runs

〇1589 早くも1589年には

As early as

It would surely ② their jobs thus making them beggars." 必ず彼らの仕事を奪い、乞食にするでしょう

take away

The threat today is from artificial intelligence the technology allowing robots and computers to ②sophisticated tasks in fields including law and accounting. （仕事をする　の意味）

take on

Mark Carney has ○ of "a great loss of many middle-class services jobs through machine learning and globalsourcing,① 15 million Britons ③ （警告する、失業する）

warned、putting 、out of work

② its great benefits every technological revolution ① destroys jobs and incomes well before the new ones appear he added. （容赦なく、伴って）

mercilessly、Along with

It is a scary ① 、② by the announcement from the company Capita that 2,000 of its staff ② lose their jobs and be replaced by robots. （事態、痛感されられる）

picture、brought home、are to

As examples of the direction of things, a grocery store does ① have checkouts or cashiers ① ① employ chefs to make sandwiches and salads （ラストの①は強調の意味）

not、but、does

A care home might employ robots to ① patients but could ① the money saved to ① specialists to cut hair or perform physical therapy. （持ち上げ、節約、雇う）

lift、invest、recruit

Some jobs,however,are more ②than others. けれども、他よりリスクの高い仕事もある。

at risk

Jobs in call centers are now at risk from robotic systems that can answer questions and ② everyday issues but many workers ③ be kept on to deal with more complex customer-service problems. （対処する、可能性がある）

deal with、are likely to

The safest jobs are health and social caretechnology creative industries and education. Education is the safest sector.

ってだけ

① believe that some of those who lose their jobs will move into new roles ① farms diversify processing produce for a farm cafe or shop. （楽天イーグルス）

Optimists、as

② the crucial point is not what job you choose but that you ① high-level skills in that occupation and you are able to ②changes in that field of work as time ② （結論として、手に入れる、適応する、時代に応じて）

In conclusion、obtain、adapt to 、goes on.

To try to persuade someone to Join on Organization

recruit

а large from road vehicle for carrying things place то place

lorry

to say what will happen in the future

forecast

the control of the way large amounts of money are spent

finance

Someone who always thinks that good things will happen

optimist

your opinion after considering all the in formation about something

conclusion

used to say what happened as a result

thus

The guard fell asleep, ○ allowing the prisoner to escape

thus

something that has been designed or made for the first time

invention

lot of great ○ have come from America

inventions

profession or work of keeping or checking financial account preparing financial reports, calculating taxes etc

accounting

to tell someone that something bad may happen in the future

warn

I ○ you that it would be cold.

warn

something that someone says offi- cially, giving new information about something

announcement

The Prime Minister made an unexpected ○ this morning.

announcement

a general development or change in a situation

trend

I'm not familiar with the latest ○ in teaching.

trend

the amount of money a person regularly gets for their job

wage

weekly ○

wage

a place in a large shop where you pay for things

checkout

a supermarket まる

checkout

to give money to a bank or busi- ness, or to buy something, because you hope to get a profit

invest/

He's ○ a million pounds in the project.

invest

ロゴス改訂版①

ロゴス改訂版①

飯田くたばれ

飯田くたばれ

喋れ！

喋れ！

重枝期末

重枝期末

重枝　地図

重枝　地図

OEの天敵

OEの天敵

カズキ　本文　単語

カズキ　本文　単語

英英辞典

英英辞典

喋っていいのも最後です！

喋っていいのも最後です！

官能基クイズ

官能基クイズ

戦後世界①

戦後世界①

戦後世界②

戦後世界②

喋っていいですよ…ね。

喋っていいですよ…ね。

重枝

重枝

ちゃんしげクルーズ

ちゃんしげクルーズ

喋れって言ってるだろ！

喋れって言ってるだろ！

梅やん

梅やん

カズキ2 一斉

カズキ2 一斉

英英辞典カズキ2-1

英英辞典カズキ2-1

ロゴ爺

ロゴ爺

問題一覧

Fear of technology ○ our jobs ○ deep. 科学技術が私たちの仕事を奪うことを恐れる気持ちは根深いものです。

taking、runs

〇1589 早くも1589年には

As early as

It would surely ② their jobs thus making them beggars." 必ず彼らの仕事を奪い、乞食にするでしょう

take away

The threat today is from artificial intelligence the technology allowing robots and computers to ②sophisticated tasks in fields including law and accounting. （仕事をする　の意味）

take on

Mark Carney has ○ of "a great loss of many middle-class services jobs through machine learning and globalsourcing,① 15 million Britons ③ （警告する、失業する）

warned、putting 、out of work

② its great benefits every technological revolution ① destroys jobs and incomes well before the new ones appear he added. （容赦なく、伴って）

mercilessly、Along with

It is a scary ① 、② by the announcement from the company Capita that 2,000 of its staff ② lose their jobs and be replaced by robots. （事態、痛感されられる）

picture、brought home、are to

As examples of the direction of things, a grocery store does ① have checkouts or cashiers ① ① employ chefs to make sandwiches and salads （ラストの①は強調の意味）

not、but、does

A care home might employ robots to ① patients but could ① the money saved to ① specialists to cut hair or perform physical therapy. （持ち上げ、節約、雇う）

lift、invest、recruit

Some jobs,however,are more ②than others. けれども、他よりリスクの高い仕事もある。

at risk

deal with、are likely to

The safest jobs are health and social caretechnology creative industries and education. Education is the safest sector.

ってだけ

① believe that some of those who lose their jobs will move into new roles ① farms diversify processing produce for a farm cafe or shop. （楽天イーグルス）

Optimists、as

In conclusion、obtain、adapt to 、goes on.

To try to persuade someone to Join on Organization

recruit

а large from road vehicle for carrying things place то place

lorry

to say what will happen in the future

forecast

the control of the way large amounts of money are spent

finance

Someone who always thinks that good things will happen

optimist

your opinion after considering all the in formation about something

conclusion

used to say what happened as a result

thus

The guard fell asleep, ○ allowing the prisoner to escape

thus

something that has been designed or made for the first time

invention

lot of great ○ have come from America

inventions

profession or work of keeping or checking financial account preparing financial reports, calculating taxes etc

accounting

to tell someone that something bad may happen in the future

warn

I ○ you that it would be cold.

warn

something that someone says offi- cially, giving new information about something

announcement

The Prime Minister made an unexpected ○ this morning.

announcement

a general development or change in a situation

trend

I'm not familiar with the latest ○ in teaching.

trend

the amount of money a person regularly gets for their job

wage

weekly ○

wage

a place in a large shop where you pay for things

checkout

a supermarket まる

checkout

to give money to a bank or busi- ness, or to buy something, because you hope to get a profit

invest/

He's ○ a million pounds in the project.

invest