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a pile of
Kirk had a pile of forms on his desk that he needed to fill out and send.
山のような～
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account for
The company couldn't account for the loss of revenue in the third quarter.
～を説明する、～の割合を占める、～の責任を負う
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adhere to
We must strictly adhere to company rules if we want to be promoted.
～に従う、～に固執する
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as is
The camera is in poor condition and is being sold as is.
現状のままで
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be associated with
Red, brown and orange are usually associated with autumn.
～を連想させる、～と関係がある
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at any rate
At any rate, I will attend the company party tomorrow night.
いずれにしても、とにかく
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at hand
The time is at hand when I must think about retirement.
間近に迫って、手近に
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at large
The reporter announced that the escaped convict was still at large.
自由の身で、概して
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behind schedule
The restaurant owner is panicking because the renewal of his cafe is behind schedule.
予定より遅れて
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break down
The file must be broken down into smaller groups before it is entered into the computer.
分類する、壊れる、壊す、気落ちする
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break out
After the conflict, a war broke out between the two nations.
突然発生する、脱出する
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bring about
The appointment of a new chairman is expected to bring about change in the company.
もたらす、引き起こす
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bring together
The stagnant economy brought the two struggling firms together.
～を集める、～を結びつける
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boil down to
Being a good CEO all boils down to having leadership skills.
要するに～となる、～に帰着する
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by and large
By and large, the sales campaign was a huge success.
全体的に（in general)
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call it a day
Tina was very tired after working 15 hours and decided to call it a day.
一日の仕事を切り上げる、打ち切る
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call on
The public relations director was talking on the phone when the client called on her.
訪問する、要請する
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calm down
The staff found it hard to calm down after the big earthquake.
気持ちを落ち着ける、落ち着く、静める、静まる
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carry over
The shop decided to carry over the summer items to fall.
繰り越す、持ち越す
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cash in on
The independent director started to cash in on her success one year after her film was released.
～から利益を得る、～につけ込む
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come across
Robert came across a former colleague on his way home from work and they had a nice chat.
偶然出会う、遭遇する
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come out of
The convict was persuaded to come out of hiding and give himself up.
～から出てくる、～を乗り越える
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come to terms with
Barbara found it hard to come to terms with her mother's death.
～と合意に達する、～と和解する、～を受け入れる
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comply with
The restaurant must comply with the health and sanitation laws of the state.
～を遵守する
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correspond to
None of the author's recent works correspond to his previous writings.
～に一致する、～に相当する
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