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2005.03.07
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AT A TIME 一度に、一回に
- At a time means “in one action” or “on one occasion”. For example, if a toaster oven can hold two slices of bread, you can toast two slices at a time.
- at a time とは、「一度に」とか、「一回に」という意味です。例えば、トースターで2枚同時にパンが焼けるなら、You can toast two slices at a time. というように使います。
- My brother eats “ebi-sen” by the handful, but I like to eat them one at a time so they last longer.
- I always climb stairs two at a time. It's good exercise.
- If you like really fresh fruit, just buy a few at a time.
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