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Data (Facts); Information (Meaningful Data); Knowledge (Organised Information); Wisdom (Applied Knowledge); Enlightenment (Clarity of perception). 学び始める
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the ability to use your knowledge and experience of life to make good decisions and give good advice I certainly hope to gain a little wisdom as I grow older. He was a man of great wisdom sabedoria, sensatez
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Smart people: They may impose their thoughts on others sometimes. / Wise people: They accept the differences between others and themselves. 学び始める
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a wise person is able to use their knowledge and experience of life to make good decisions and give good advice It’s wise to check whether the flight times have changed before you leave for the airport. sensato, prudente, sábio
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find your feet: adjusting to a new place or situation 学び始める
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to become familiar with and confident in a new situation Did it take you long to find your feet when you started your new job?
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A mentor is someone you learn from 学び始める
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someone who advises and helps a less experienced person
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spoken if something does the trick, it helps you to succeed in doing what you want The trick is to bend your knees when you catch the ball.
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Look on the bright side and appreciate the good things in your life. Match advice a)-h) with 8 of the people. 学び始める
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8 SANTA SEBAG-MONTEFIORE: He meant be positive, and always be grateful for what you have. Every single day you make a choice
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Don't be afraid to disagree with the majority. The crowd isn't always right. 学び始める
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9 NOBANTU SESEKE: What I've learnt is to trust your instincts. Go with your gut feeling.
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Success isn't about the hours you work; it's about getting the job done. 学び始める
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4 HONG BO CHIN: You're not impressing anyone working ridiculous hours. Just get the job done.
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Use every chance you get. Take every chance you get in life, because some things only happen once. 学び始める
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1 JANE GOODALL: and you take advantage of opportunities.
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An original idea is no use unless you work to perfect it. Rewriting is the essence of good writing 学び始める
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7 PAOLA GAVAZZI: You are not paid to write. You are paid to rewrite.
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Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Be afraid of not learning from them. -Unknown 学び始める
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5 PETER BARRON: the man who never made a mistake never made anything.
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Don't waste time wondering what might have been. Look to the future. Stay away from what might have been, and look at what can be. Marsha Petrie Sue 学び始める
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2 SIR RICHARD BRANSON: My mother always taught me never to look back in regret but to move on to the next thing.
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Work hard and have confidence in your abilities. You have to have confidence in your ability, and then be tough enough to follow through. Rosalynn Carter 学び始める
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6 STEFAN OROGOVITZ: You do all you can, never apologise, and believe in yourself.
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become familiar with a new situation or experience Find expressions in the article with the following meanings. 学び始める
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take advantage of opportunities
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a problem that prevents or delays progress A setback is never a bad experience, just another one of life's lessons. Richard Branson 学び始める
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in a position in which you quickly have to learn something difficult 学び始める
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on a steep learning curve
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finding out how something is done in a particular place or situation We learn the ropes of life by untying its knots. -Jean Toomer 学び始める
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changed a person deeply, e.g. the way they understand the world 学び始める
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believe that your feelings are correct 学び始める
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act according to your personal feelings about something 学び始める
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When were you last on a steep learning curve? What was the most difficult thing to learn? 学び始める
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The popular meaning of "steep learning curve" is "difficult to learn"; the technical meaning is "quick to learn".
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In what situations do you always trust your instincts? 学び始める
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“Trust your gut” is old advice, but it turns out, it’s scientifically sound advice as well.
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What opportunities have you taken advantage of? 学び始める
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to use a situation or opportunity to get what you want
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Can you think of a great event or person that had a profound effect on you? 学び始める
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Can you think of a situation or place in which you had to learn the ropes? 学び始める
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New recruits had to learn how to tie knots and manipulate the ropes that moved the sails to capture wind most effectively; this series of lessons was termed “learning the ropes.”
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Can you think of a great event or person that had a profound effect on you? 学び始める
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a powerful/profound effect (very big); a change or result that is caused by an event or action
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How long did it take you to find your feet in your current school or workplace? 学び始める
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find your feet to become confident in a new situation: Matt’s only been at the school two weeks and he hasn’t found his feet yet.
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What's the best way to deal with a setback at work? 学び始める
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setback: a problem that stops you from making progress
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Are you analytical when you make decisions, or do you usually go with your gut feeling? 学び始める
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gut feeling/reaction/instinct informal a feeling that you are sure is right, although you cannot give a reason for it: I had a gut feeling that he was a dangerous man.
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the branch of zoology dealing with the primates (a member of the group of animals that includes monkeys and humans).
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You shouldn’t give up so easily. 学び始める
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to stop trying to do something
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She waitressed in a restaurant to help pay her way through college. 学び始める
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the occupation of a waitress.
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His wife was away on a business trip 学び始める
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a journey to visit a place
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Maybe we commit mistakes and unwise decisions in the past but we just have to let it go and look forward
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Today’s result was a major setback for the team. 学び始める
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a problem that stops you from making progress
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to be on a steep learning curve They also often have steep learning curves that force you to spend a lot of time getting killed before you understand how things actually work. 学び始める
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We associate steepness with difficulty because it’s harder to walk up a steep incline than a shallow one.
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drive/work yourself into the ground 学び始める
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to make yourself tired or ill by working too hard
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He has an enormous ego (thinks he is very clever and important). 学び始める
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the good opinion that you have about yourself
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The origin of this expression is from sailing ships, where the sailors had to get to know the complicated system of ropes which made up the rigging. 学び始める
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To learn or understand the basic details of how to do or perform a job, task, or activity.
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Can you read this figure? Is it a three or an eight? Write the amount in both words and figures. 学び始める
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the symbol for a number or an amount expressed in numbers
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to write something again in a different way
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a profound effect is a deep or serious effect on a situation that could be life changing.
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thick/dense/heavy/freezing fog The accident happened in thick fog. 学び始める
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cloudy air near the ground, which is difficult to see through
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If you're worried because your daughter isn't home yet, go with your gut and call the police. 学び始める
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To trust or follow an intuition or instinct, as opposed to an opinion based on a logical analysis.
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Find and correct the mistakes 学び始める
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in sentences 1-8. There are five mistakes.
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* I've only been working here for two weeks so I'm still learning ropes. 学び始める
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I've only been working here for two weeks so I'm still learning the ropes.
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* If you're not sure, go with your guts feelings. 学び始める
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If you're not sure, go with your guts feelings.
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*The team's hopes suffered a setback last night. 学び始める
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The team's hopes suffered a setback last night. (correct)
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*I decided to make advantage of the opportunity. 学び始める
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I decided to take advantage of the opportunity.
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*David didn't need to think because he trusted on his instincts. 学び始める
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David didn't need to think because he trusted his instincts.
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*That film had a profound effect on me at an early age. 学び始める
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That film had a profound effect on me at an early age.
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*I'm still trying to find my feet in my new job. 学び始める
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I'm still trying to find my feet in my new job.
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*It's a difficult course and Frank's on the steep learning curve. 学び始める
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It's a difficult course and Frank's on a steep learning curve.
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a short statement that expresses someone’s aims or principles
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