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※ ChatGPTを利用し、要約された質問です(原文:he incurs costs for our company)
Is there a usage of 'incur' that means 'cause damage to'?
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- In a recent episode of NHK Radio's 'Business English' lecture, Connie mentioned that when someone uses her time, they incur costs for their company. I'm curious if there is a usage of 'incur' that means 'cause damage to' as implied in the translation.
- I encountered the usage of 'incur' in a translated text that suggests the company incurs costs when someone uses Connie's time. However, I couldn't find a similar meaning of 'cause damage to' in English dictionaries. I would like to know if such a usage exists.
- In a recent broadcast of NHK Radio's 'Business English' lecture, Connie mentioned that using her time incurs costs for the company. I'm wondering if there is a different meaning of 'incur' that implies 'cause damage to' in this context.
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立て続けに、しかも詳しい説明を有難うございます。 とても勉強になりました。