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2011.03.02(Review of 2008.01.30 edition)
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PRACTICE (law) （弁護士として）開業する、（専門的職業の）業務
- To practice (verb) - for example, to practice law or to practice as a doctor - is to work as a professional.
A practice (noun) is the business of a doctor, lawyer, or other professional. - 動詞の practice には、専門的職業として働く、という意味があります。例えば、practice law（弁護士を開業する）、practice as a doctor（医者をしている）のように用います。
名詞の practice には、医者、弁護士などの専門的職業の業務、という意味もあります。
- Most U.S. states require a person to take a test known as the “bar exam” in order to obtain a license to practice law.
- My father has been practicing as a civil engineer for twenty years.
- I'd like to have my own architectural practice someday.
- The constant threat of lawsuits makes the practice of medicine in the United States extremely risky without adequate insurance.
- I left the firm in 1983 to go into private practice.
- Owing to the strength of her reputation, she was able to sell her law practice for nearly $3 million.
Onward and upward!