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But the phrase really is limited to people listening to the speaker. And most firefighters prefer to be called firefighter not fireman. New Orleans は、発音するのが難しい都市と言えます。というのは、アメリカの北部ではたいてい、 [New Orleans] とか [New orLeans]と発音されますし、南部では、もっとくだけた [Norleans]という発音です。ほとんど１語として発音されますね。辞書で確認したときには、４種類の発音が載ってました。 Gripe is a rather informal kind of a word to talk about a complaint. 野球の救援投手をことをいうスラングでもあります。 The phrase "for a living" always refers to work.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} So in this situation it might be a little misleading, because they're having this conversation in their company. firefighter は、消防士を指すのに適した語です。firemenという人も多いですけど、firemenに別の意味もあります。そして、ほとんどの消防士はfiremanよりfirefighterと呼ばれるのを好みます。 It's also slang for a relief pitcher in baseball. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}but in the South, they say it in a more relaxed way. gripeは、不満のことをいうくだけた語です。名詞としても動詞としても使えます。 Sometimes people use the phrase "hit the jackpot" just to mean "I've been very lucky" or "Things went my way". They don't mean an actual jackpot. html "Present company" usually refers to everybody who's joined in the same conversation. When I checked the dictionary, there were four different pronunciations listed. And you can use the word as a noun or a verb. A lot of people call them firemen. I think it tends to sound more like [Norleans], almost like one word. But firemen has other meanings as well.