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はてなキーワード: my schoolとは
I'm going in for surgery soon (= I'm having/getting surgery soon)
もうすぐ手術を受ける
go in for
〔富や名誉などを〕手に入れようとする、〔競技などに〕参加する、〔試験などを〕受ける
・I sent a demo CD to go in for the contest. : そのコンテストに参加するためデモCDを送った。
～を好む、～が好きである、～に凝っている、～に熱中する、～を楽しむ
・Throughout my school years I went in for music and was a member of the chorus. : 私は学校時代を通して音楽が好きで、コーラス部に入っていました。
～に賛成する、～を支持する
・The idea does make sense but I can't go in for it. : その考えは確かに道理にかなっているが賛成はできない。
・If you are active, don't go in for a sedate job. : 行動的な性格だったら堅苦しい仕事には就かない方が良い。
～を専攻する、〔講義などを〕取る
・If you are fluent in German, you can go in for an international course of study. : ドイツ語に堪能なら国際コースの課程を取ることができる。
〔競技などで〕（人）の代わりに参加する、代役を務める
・I went in for an injured player. : けがをした選手の代わりに出場しました。
go in for は like doing の古臭い言い方だから使わない方がいいという声も
https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/118883/to-go-in-for-sport-or-just-to-do-sport/
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go (along) with / go for はともに「選ぶ choose」を意味することがあるがニュアンスが違う
go (along) with は妥協感がある一方で go for は積極的にそれを得ようとする感じ
学校の部活などでレギュラーを狙っているときには go out for が使える
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/go-with-vs-go-for.2864919/
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Go in to work 物理的に仕事場にたどり着くという意味
Go to work も同じ意味で使えるが、それとは別に仕事に取り組む（=Get to work）という意味でも使える
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How much that figure set u back?
たった二千円だったよ
Nice, affordable
いいね、お手頃だ
but I did see a couple nicer ones going for like 15k +
でももっといいやつが1500円くらいで売られてた
～の値段で売られて［販売されて］いる
・Manga here goes for $10-13 per volume, and no covers! : こっちでは漫画が一冊10～13ドルもするの。カバーも付いてないし。
scale figures go for crazy amounts sometimes
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I'm going on a trip across Japan this April, and I'm going to have about 3 weeks to myself to just explore and find experiences.
今年の4月に日本縦断の旅に出る予定なんだけど、3週間くらいまるまる使ってひたすら探検したり体験したりするつもりなんだ。
ct. do a trip to poland ポーランドへ旅行する
Is there anything that y'all would recommend I see/experience that's a more out of the way compared to touristy things?
観光名所的なやつよりも穴場的なところでなにかおすすめはある？
それ予定に入れとく笑
have ~ to oneself
～を独占［独り占め］する、自分専用の～を持つ、～を自分で好きなように仕切る［使う］
・We had the whole room to ourselves. : 私たちは部屋を独占しました。
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that guy was a blubbering mess in the video, and to be honest, i don't blame him
彼は動画の中で泣きじゃくっていたが、正直それは無理もない話だ
he still cannot stop his endless-useless-lame babbling
彼は未だに訳のわからないくだらない話を延々と続けている
babbling 〔訳の分からないことやとりとめのないことを〕ぐちゃぐちゃ［ペチャクチャ］しゃべる◆【同】blithering ; blathering ; jabbering ; gabbling
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Stop speaking alien words at me
わけわからんことを言うな
why would that ever be the case
そんなわけないだろ
こいつめっちゃ同じ話擦り続けるやん
man really interpreting everything
こいつ好き放題に解釈しよるやん
i feel like most people can't think past the fact that I'm the president
And are scared to talk to me or
ほとんどの人は私が社長だということを気にしてしまって、話すことを怖がってしまう
mf shaming me because I was eating too quick even though he had like 2 spoonfuls more than me left on his plate
スプーン2杯分くらいしか違わなかったのに食べるの速すぎって煽られた
I'm in all reason to believe you did not come here for ___, but rather to troll.
If you feel like I'm mistaken in my decision, feel free to send us a mail
あなたは～という目的ではなく荒らすためにここに来たとしか思えない
もし間違っていると感じるなら連絡してください
Good thing shows her true colors before u got with her
付き合う前に本性がわかってよかったじゃん
cf. the mask slips/comes off = 化けの皮がはがれる
https://nativecamp.net/heync/question/8679
the guy you had added on facebook
ほら、お前がフェースブックに追加したやつだよ
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ego stroke
《an ～》〈俗〉〔人をいい気分にさせる・人の自尊心を満足させる〕褒め言葉、お世辞◆【参考】stroke someone's ego
The owner is obnoxious just stroke his ego and you're fine
she is just using you to stroke her ego
彼女はただ自分がいい気になりたいがためにあなたを利用してるだけだ
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I think going to Japan and fucking with local citizens should have you tried at the Hague for espionage
日本に行って現地の市民にふざけた行為をしたら、スパイ行為としてハーグで裁かれるべきだと思う。（ジョニー・ソマリに対して）
And later sunset definitely beats getting home at 6 and it’s dark
it got sunset a long time ago so it's not relevant anymore
それはずっとまえに衰退したから今ではもう存在感がない（影響力がない）
people shit on me all the time
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A: but why does uni even cost that much money
でもなんで大学はそんなに金がかかるんだ
B: I mean it's a racket through and through
ボッタクリの極みだからね
racket - 〈俗〉不正な商売［金もうけ］、詐欺、ゆすり、密売買
evil through and through - 《be ～》とことん邪悪［根っからの悪人・正真正銘の悪人］である、〔主語には〕良心のかけらもない
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Tycoon! this comes from the japanese word 大君! Head honcho, this comes from the japanese word 班長! Rickshaw, this comes from the japanese word 人力車
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fiend （フィーンド）
＝ archfiend
〔悪魔のように〕残忍な人、意地の悪い人
〈話〉〔麻薬などの〕常習者
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flustered
〔頭の混乱・過度の緊張などで〕動揺して、うろたえて
flounder
〔体勢を戻そうと〕もがく、じたばたする
〔混乱して〕もがき苦しむ、四苦八苦する、何とか進む◆【注意】スペリングが似ているfounderは「沈没する、破綻する、完全に駄目になる」の意味だが、flounderは「苦労しながらも活動している」を意味する。
・The ship floundered in the storm. : 船は嵐の中をもがき進んだ。
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scrawl 走り書き
ただし大人の書いた文字について言う場合は両者ともに「走り書き」の意味で使える
He scrawled his signature. (= His signature looked like a squiggle.)
彼はサインを走り書きした（＝彼のサインはグニャグニャだった）
I scribbled my name at the bottom of the page.(= I wrote my name very quickly, so it looked unreadable.)
私はページの下部に自分の名前を走り書きした（＝名前を素早く書いたので、判読不能なものになった）
https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/122138/how-do-scrawl-and-scribble-differ
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shtick 十八番芸、特技
her whole shtick is being ignored by everyone
Anonymous's whole shtick is freedom of information
I tried writing more serious literary novels, but I realized that cheesy thrillers are just my shtick.
追記:ブコメですでに記事があるという指摘があったので、いまさら投稿しなくてもいいか。
なにかに流用したい人がいるかわからんが好きに使ってくれていい。
A creative member of the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony music was found to have been a fierce bullying assailant in the past.
Keigo Oyamada (born 1969) became a creative member of the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony music.
In an interview with a music magazine in the 1990s, He talked about being a perpetrator of bullying as if it were a funny thing.
Interview in the January 1994 issue of the music magazine "Rockin' On Japan 20,000-word interview with Keigo Oyamada"
"Also, the bullying was really bad at my school."
But you said you were the bully.
"Yeah. I bullied him. When I think about it now, it was really awful. I'd like to take this opportunity to apologize (laughs) because I've been bullying him pretty hard."
Did you do something that bad?
"Yes. Yes, it's against the rules of humanity. I would strip them completely naked, wrap a string around them, and make them masturbate. They feed you shit. And backdropping him after he ate shit."
The school he attended was a combination of primary, secondary, high school and university.
The school offers "joint education" where normal children and disabled children are placed in the same class.
A writer who read this interview planned a dialogue between the "bully" and the "bullied", but it did not happen.
It became a personal interview with Keigo Oyamada.
There was a guy named Sawada. He was a very epoch-making guy, and he came to the school when I was in the second grade. It was a shock to the whole school (laughs). When he moved to a new school and introduced himself, he would suddenly say (in a tone that sounded like he had a speech impediment), "I'm Sawada. It's like, "Wow, that's great! Then, on the first day at the new school, I took a dump. It's a felony for elementary school students to take a dump at school, isn't it?
There was a cardboard box or something like that, and I put Sawada in it, tied it all up with duct tape, made air holes in it (laughs), and said, "Hey, Sawada, are you okay? (laughs) Then, with a chalkboard eraser or something, I slapped it around and said, "Poison gas attack! (laughs) Then, I took a blackboard eraser and said, "Poison gas attack! ...? He said something really interesting. I don't know what it was, but he said something like "Mommy" or something like that (laughs), and everyone burst out laughing.
When it comes to his jersey, everyone takes it off, but it's nothing for him to take his dick out, so he just walks around with it out. But he's got a big dick, and it's been that way since elementary school, but in high school it got even bigger (laughs). (laughs) The girls would react to it, so we would take it off on purpose and have him walk down the hallway.
