世話のかかるの英語

手のかかる人を世話する人例文帳に追加

a person who takes care of someone who needs help発音を聞く  - EDR日英対訳辞書

多くの量の尿や複数回の排尿を吸収して収容でき、世話をする人の負担を少なくし、世話にかかるコストとパッド自体にかかるコストを抑えることができる吸収性パッドを提供することにある。例文帳に追加

To provide an absorbing pad capable of holding a large amount of urine and the urine discharged in a plurality of times by absorbing them, and suppressing a caring cost and the cost of the pad itself. - 特許庁

かかる回転二次曲面の形により、加熱器は、世話係の邪魔にならないよう幼児ケア用器械の上部に取り付けられた状態で幼児を温めるのに十分な熱を送りだすことができる。例文帳に追加

By such a shape of the rotating quadratic surface, the heater can feed heat which is sufficient to warm a toddler, under a state being attached to the upper section of the apparatus for a toddler care so that it may not become an obstacle for a carer. - 特許庁

５　この法律において「療養介護」とは、医療を要する障害者であって常時介護を要するものとして厚生労働省令で定めるものにつき、主として昼間において、病院その他の厚生労働省令で定める施設において行われる機能訓練、療養上の管理、看護、医学的管理の下における介護及び日常生活上の世話の供与をいい、「療養介護医療」とは、療養介護のうち医療に係るものをいう。例文帳に追加

(5) The term "medical care" as used in this Act means to provide persons with disabilities who need medical care and who are ones prescribed as the persons who need nursing care continuously in Ordinance of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare with functional training, care management, nursing care, care under medical management, and daily care which are conducted in hospitals and the other facilities prescribed in Ordinance of the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare mainly in the daytime. The term "medical care treatment" as used in this Act means those pertaining to medical care among the care treatment.発音を聞く  - 日本法令外国語訳データベースシステム

振り返らせていただきますと、大変、皆様方にもお世話になりましてありがとうございます。印象に残ることは、ご存じのように、戦後初めて日本振興銀行でペイオフを実施せざるを得なかったということでございます。預金者の皆様方に大変冷静な対応をしていただき、戦後初めてのことでございましたが、ペイオフは今、実行中でございますけれども、粛々整々と行わせていただいたことを、本当に私としては、ある意味で1,000万円プラス利子を超える方には、実際の話、大変ご迷惑もかかるわけでございますから、断腸の思いがあったのも事実でございますけれども、しかしながら、今、前の経営陣に対して、預金保険機構は刑事上・民事上の責任を含めてきちんと再生中でございます。まだ進行中でございますけれども、やはりペイオフをさせていただけたことが、この3カ月間ではございましたけれども、非常に金融担当大臣としては残っております。例文帳に追加

By way of a summing-up, I express my deep gratitude for the generous assistance that all of you gave me. What left me with a particular impression was our inevitable choice to use – for the first time after the Second World War – the payoff program in relation to the Incubator Bank of Japan, as you know. Despite the fact that it was the first such case after the Second World War, the depositors responded in a very calm fashion. The payoff program is up and running as we speak, and I am grateful that we have been able to implement it in a tranquil fashion. To tell the truth, it was personally a heart-rending experience as I recognize the tremendous inconvenience being caused to those with more than 10 million yen plus its interest in deposit. However, the Deposit Insurance Corporation is currently dealing with the former management to properly look into its criminal and civil responsibilities and other matters. While it is still an ongoing case, this payoff implementation left me with a particularly immense impression among what happened in my three months in office of the Minister for Financial Services.発音を聞く  - 金融庁