英語 での Losing a job の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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To the average guy losing a job.
Losing a job is terrible.
Sometimes this means losing a job.
Losing a job feels horrible.
Then we asked them to think about maybe losing a job.
Losing a job can happen to anyone at any time.
When a driver can't drive, it's the same as losing a job.
Losing a job means also losing an income.
Losing a job in this economy can be devastating.
It can be the loss of a loved one,an emotional break-up, or losing a job.
Losing a job means being unable to sustain a living.
During a crisis situation, people who work in coalmines is to confront the real anguish of losing a job.
Losing a job is never easy, no matter the circumstances.
During a crisis situation, people who work in coalmines is to confront the real anguish of losing a job.
Losing a job has also been shown to bea risk factor for debt and bankruptcy.
I'm sure there is at least one instance in your lifewhen something you thought was terrible happened(losing a job, a boyfriend, a chance to do something you wanted to do) and it later turned out to be a wonderful gift.
The cost of losing a job is more than just losing the financial benefits of having a job. .
As you have said many times, at different layers of the system people have their motives: money,fear of losing a job, the desire to win brownie points, prestige, awards, promotion, misguided idealism, unthinking habit, and so on….
Money, fear of losing a job, the desire to win brownie points, prestige, awards, promotion, misguided idealism, unthinking habit, and so on.
However, whether it is a natural disaster, illness, losing a job, or a bereavement of a loved one, such things that happen in this world may happen to anyone who believes in God.
By her own account, after losing a job with a Viennese insurance company in 1930 when her employers found out who she was, Paula received financial support from her brother(which continued until his suicide in 1945), lived under the assumed family name Wolff at Adolf's request(this was a childhood nickname of his which he had also used during the 1920s for security purposes) and worked sporadically.
Getting a bad grade, losing a job, having an argument, even a rainy day can bring on feelings of sadness.
But whether it's a divorce, losing a job you worked so hard at or having a family member die suddenly or of a slow-moving and painful death, I would like to offer you what I was given: a blank of sheet of paper.
Paula used the surname"Hiedler", the original spelling of"Hitler".[5]By her own account, after losing a job with a Viennese insurance company in 1930 when her employers found out who she was, Paula received financial support from her brother(which continued until his suicide in 1945), lived under the assumed family name Wolff at Adolf's request(this was a childhood nickname of his which he had also used during the 1920s for security purposes), and worked sporadically.
I got divorced and lost a job.
For example, say someone lost a job.
Someone in our family has lost a job.
He lost a good employee, and I lost a job.
They may have lost a job or some friends.