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REMEMBERING JAL CRASH 日航機事故30年

2015年09月17日 | 爺英語

Wednesday marked the 30th anniversary of Japan's worst-ever air disaster. In the accident, a jetliner crashed into a mountain near Tokyo, claiming the lives of 520 people. Friends and relatives of the victims have journeyed to the crash site to pray and attend a memorial ceremony.
A Japan Airlines Boeing 747 jumbo jet slammed into the mountain on August 12th, 1985. It was heading for Osaka from Tokyo. The crash killed 520 people. Only four survived. Investigators concluded that the rear pressure bulkhead came apart during the flight, making the plane uncontrollable.
About 360 people gathered at the foot of the mountain for a memorial ceremony. Participants observed a minute of silence at 6:56 PM, the time of the crash. They laid flowers at an altar and lit 520 candles, one for each victim. They prayed that a similar disaster would never happen again.
jetliner  ジェット旅客機
claim the lives of  ~の命を奪う
crash site  墜落地点、墜落の現場
pressure bulkhead  圧力隔壁
come apart  バラバラに分解する
observed a minute of silence  1分間の黙とうをする
altar  祭壇




Daily Vocabulary(2015/09/17)

2015年09月17日 | Daily Vocabulary
16996.pitch(売り込む)
It's you are trying to pitch.
16997.golden rule(黄金律)
The golden rule for every business is this: put yourself in your customer's place.
16998.polished(磨かれた、洗練された)
Manager want people who have solid, polishes presentation skill.
16999.present oneself(自己を売り込む、自己紹介をする)
Well, how the person presents himself or herself is at the top of my list.
17000.inarticulate(不明瞭な,言葉にならない.)
Another big negative for me is how inarticulate some candidate are.
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