An employer is a person or company that gives people jobs.
以下は英単語 “employer” に関するストーリー型学習コンテンツです。まずは大枠の意味を理解して最後の文章で確認しましょう。
主な意味(main meaning)
品詞 | 意味 | 発音記号 | 例文 |
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名詞 | 人を雇う人、会社 | /ɪmˈplɔɪər/ | The employer interviewed five candidates for the job. |
語源(etymology)
語源:
フランス語 employeur から。もとはラテン語 implicare(関わる、使う) に由来。
イメージ:「人を使う側」
類義語(synonyms)
類義語 | 例文 |
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boss | My boss gave me a day off. |
manager | The manager organized a meeting for all staff. |
hirer | The hirer selected the most qualified applicant. |
supervisor | The supervisor helped me with my first project. |
company | The company hired five new engineers last week. |
反義語(antonyms)
反義語 | 例文 |
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employee | The employee worked overtime last weekend. |
worker | Each worker has a specific task on the team. |
コロケーション(collocations)
コロケーション | 例文 |
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potential employer | I met my potential employer at a job fair. |
current employer | You must inform your current employer before leaving. |
large employer | A large employer often offers good benefits. |
government employer | He works for a government employer. |
private employer | A private employer may offer higher salaries. |
2項表現(binomials)
表現 | 例文 |
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employer and employee | A good relationship between employer and employee is important. |
rights and responsibilities | Employers must understand their rights and responsibilities. |
英語ストーリー(english story)
Title: A New Opportunity
Yuki had been looking for a job for three months. She finally received an interview invitation from a large company. On the day of the interview, she arrived early and was welcomed by the employer, Mr. Tanaka, who was the manager of the human resources department. He was friendly and professional.
During the interview, Mr. Tanaka asked about her past experience and why she wanted to join their company. Yuki answered with confidence. She explained that she was looking for a company where she could grow and learn. Mr. Tanaka nodded. “As a responsible employer, we always support our employees,” he said.
After a week, Yuki received a phone call. She got the job. She was excited and thankful. Her current employer, a small bakery, wished her good luck. She thanked her old boss for all the learning she had received.
At the new office, she met her supervisor, who introduced her to the team. She quickly became friends with her coworkers. She liked the way the company respected both rights and responsibilities of their employees. One day, her manager asked her to help with a big project. Yuki agreed happily.
Her potential employer had become her current employer, and she felt proud to be part of such a great workplace. She knew that the relationship between employer and employee was key to success, and she was ready to give her best.
和訳
タイトル:新しいチャンス
ユキは3か月間、仕事を探していました。ようやく大きな会社から面接の招待を受けました。面接の日、彼女は早めに到着し、人事部長の田中さんという**雇い主(employer)**に出迎えられました。彼は親切でプロフェッショナルでした。
面接では、田中さんがこれまでの経験や、なぜこの会社に入りたいのかを尋ねました。ユキは自信を持って答えました。成長し学べる会社を探していると説明すると、田中さんはうなずいて言いました。「責任ある雇い主として、私たちは常に従業員を支援します。」
一週間後、ユキに電話がかかってきました。採用が決まったのです。彼女はとても喜び、感謝しました。以前の小さなパン屋の現在の雇用主も、彼女の門出を祝ってくれました。ユキは昔の上司に、学びの機会に感謝を伝えました。
新しいオフィスでは、上司(supervisor)が彼女をチームに紹介してくれました。彼女はすぐに同僚たちと仲良くなりました。その会社が、従業員の権利と責任を大切にしていることが気に入りました。ある日、マネージャーから大きなプロジェクトの手伝いを頼まれ、ユキは喜んで引き受けました。
かつての将来の雇用主は、今では現在の雇用主となり、ユキはその職場の一員であることを誇りに思いました。彼女は、雇用主と従業員の関係が成功のカギだと理解し、最善を尽くす準備ができていました。
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