～はどうだった？

How was ... ?

How did ... go?

How did your meeting with Justin go?

How did the interview/presentation go?

How did it go?   どうだった？

   It went well.　  うまくいった

Can you walk me through it?

Do you have a moment?

I need to scan these documents, but I've never done it before.

Can you walk me through it?

have a moment   少し時間がある

walk　/wɔːk/　vi)歩く　vt)歩かせる、付き添って歩く

walk someone through ...   ～を順に追って説明する

How did that come about?

I got a meeting with your CEO this afternoon about a potential collaboration.

   That sounds exciting. How did that come about?

How did that come about?

(どういう経緯、きっかけででそうなったの？)

come about   物事が起こる、生じる

How did this problem come about?

How did it come about that you moved to Tokyo? 

(どういういきさつで東京に引っ越すことになったの？）

どうしてそう/こうなったの？

How did that/this happen?

What brings you here?

What brings you here?

   Just business as usual.

Alex, I didn't expect to see you here. 

   It's been a while since the conference.

Yes, it has.

(It has been a while. )

(Yes, it has.)

それ、どういう意味！？

What's that supposed to mean?

Nice job for a beginner!

   What's that supposed to mean?

be supposed to ...   ～することになっている

for ...   ～としては

She's small for an elephant.

rattle

/'rætl/　v)ガタガタ音をたてる・振動する

Do you feel that? The car's been rattling a bit since we left campus.

rattle a bit   少しガタガタする

look out ・look out for

look out ...   気をつける・用心する

look out for ...　気を配る ≒ look after

Neighbors look out for each other.   近所の人々は互いに気にかけるものです

check it over

Maybe you should take it back to Garage Hiroto and have them check it over.

Please check it over before you sign.

I'll check it over and get back to you.   こちらで確認して、折り返し連絡します。

Have a mechanic check it over before you buy the car.

check it over for mistake   間違いがないか確認する

have someone check it over   誰かに点検してもらう

check the document over

Let me check it over.

check it   軽く確認する

check it out   試してみる、見に行く、調べてみる

check it over   一通りしっかり確認する・よく調べる・点検する・精査する

人目が気になる・恥ずかしい

self-conscious

I feel so self-conscious there.

他人が自分をどう見ているかを考える性向

A propensity to care too much about what others' think.

A propensity to be self-conscious.

propensity　/prə'pensəti/　n)

★ a natural desire or need that makes you tend to behave in a particular way

元気がでる

feel energized

You might feel more energized.

energize   /'enərdʒaɪz/　v)

だるい

sluggish  /'slʌgɪʃ/　adj)

★ moving, reacting or working more slowly than normal

I still feel sluggish during the day.

sluggish response   鈍い反応

There's always a sluggish response.

The response times can be a bit sluggish every so often.

a sluggish government response

顧客との打ち合わせ

client meeting

I was late to a client meeting yesterday.

遅れることを想定する

expect delays

You must expect delays.   (電車・渋滞等)で遅れることを想定する

 

重要なテーマ

important theme

Kindness is a very important theme when communicating with others.

theme   /θiːm/

You sound so close.

It sounds like you are here with me.

経歴が～年に及ぶ

spans

Your career spans over half a century.

そういうふうに言われると

when you put it like that

そういうふうに言われると現実味がありませんね（現実とは思えない、信じられない）

It feels unreal when you put it like that.

普通な

the most average

I'm the most average of all.

I'm just the most average one.

～に多くの努力を注ぐ、取り組む

put a lot of hard work into ...

We put a lot of hard work into making  it.

hard work 努力

貴方くらいの年齢の方から

from someone your age

I've been a huge fan of yours for years.

Thank you, Jake. It's nice to hear that from someone your age.