01 - only ..... when/after/once/if

〜の時だけ

I only get a lesson when I finish work early.

I enjoy to plan the route/way on how to trek to the top.

Listening A

A: Well, the shareholders are pretty angry, but we need to explain that the product launch was delayed primarily because of the blackout, not human error.

B: Should we explain the reason for the blackout?

A: Not at the start. We need to start the meeting in a positive way. We'll only get into the reason for the problem after we've assured everyone that we can reschedule the launch for next month.

B: Okay, but you should probably handle that part.

Listening B

A: This bridge closure affected a lot of people. I think we need to be very clear on how we're going to handle the question and answer session.

B: I don't mind fielding questions. I am the chief engineer after all.

A: Thanks. I'll only open the floor for questions once the audience has calmed down a little. If I get anything technical, I'll hand it straight over to you.

shareholder   n)株主＝AmE;stockholder

launch　v)勢いよく送り出す、開始する   n)発射、立ち上げ、開始

delay　v)遅らせる　n)遅れる事

primarily　/praɪ'merəli/　adj)主に  ★ mainly

・a course designed primarily for specialists

blackout　n)停電

in a positive way

assure   v)確信をもって言う、保証する

closure　/'kləƱʒə(r)/　/'kləƱʒər/   n)閉鎖

field　n)野原･戦場･フィールド　v)守備につける･球を受ける、質問などに答える

after all　結局･やはり、何といっても

calm　adj)穏やかな　n)平穏　v)落ち着かせる

on how   どのようにして

on how to

route   /ruːt/　/raƱt/　n)ルート