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22:02 Feb 5, 2010 |
Japanese to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Business/Commerce (general) | |||||||
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5 +1 | insensitive, inconsiderate |
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3 +1 | arrogant |
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4 | be allogant/have a swelled head |
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4 | arrogant/be stuck up |
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3 | thrasonical/ conceited |
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thrasonical/ conceited Explanation: 思い上がっているという意味では・・・? |
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arrogant Explanation: Another suggestion. "not thoughtful", "not considerate" may also work? おごる(驕る) http://dictionary.goo.ne.jp/leaf/jn/24859/m0u/ |
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be allogant/have a swelled head Explanation: おご・る【驕る・傲る・奢る】 *自五*自分は他と隔絶した高い所にあり、質が違うのだと思い上がる意。また、その立場で行動する意。 *たかぶる。自己の才能・権勢などに得意になる。三蔵法師伝永久点「婬にあらず、麗にあらず、侈オコラず」。源夕霧「鏡を見ても、などか—・らざらむとわが御子ながらも思す」 *思い上がってわがままな振舞をする。玉塵抄二五「秦の国の、前々から—・つて諸侯をないがしろになやめたぞ」 広辞苑 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 17 mins (2010-02-05 22:20:21 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- oops sorry, allogant→arrogant |
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arrogant/be stuck up Explanation: おごっている→おごり高ぶる、思い上がる、の意味だと思います。 |
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insensitive, inconsiderate Explanation: Sure this is a frustrated customer. In Japanese context, it is very likely such word as おごっている is used to express frustration, but what the speaker really want to address is, not other party's "ogori" attitude, but insensitiveness. That is clearly stated in the next sentence こちらの、必死さが、わからないでいる。 The speaker is truly frustrated because of his/her unwillingness, unthoughtfulness and/or insensitiveness to come up with good solution the customer is seeking with empathy. |
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