EJDict
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日本語WordNet
social status or position conferred by a system based on class; "lose caste by doing work beneath one's station"
JMdict
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A hereditary social class system, most notably in India, where people are born into a fixed social group. The system has been criticized as discriminatory, though remnants still affect social dynamics.
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The testimony provided was in fact contradictory, casting doubt on the witness's credibility and reliability throughout.
提供された証言は実際には矛盾していて、証人の信頼性と信憑性に全体を通じて疑念を投げかけました。
The journalist refused to cast the first stone when colleagues faced ethics violations, recognizing that everyone had made mistakes and that harsh judgment would be hypocritical given his own past transgressions.
ジャーナリストは同僚が倫理違反に直面したときに最初の石を投げることを拒否し、誰もが間違いを犯したことを認識し、彼自身の過去の違反を考えると厳しい判断は偽善的であることを認めた。
The director reminded his cast that "all the world's a stage," suggesting that social interactions involve performative elements whereby individuals adopt roles and personas that may differ from their private selves substantially.
監督はキャストに「この世はすべて舞台」であることを思い出させ、社会的相互作用には個人が私的自己と実質的に異なる役割とペルソナを採用する遂行的要素が含まれることを示唆した。
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