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：2025/11/20
stop the presses
Verb
idiomatic
Japanese Meaning
（慣用表現）極めて重要または驚くべきニュースが入ったことを示すための叫びで、何か大きな発表や最新情報を強調するときに使われる。 / （比喩的な表現）注目すべき新情報や意外な展開を知らせるために用いられる慣用句
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(idiomatic) An exclamation used to introduce especially new, important, surprising, or recent developments.
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stop the presses
Stop the presses — our company just landed the biggest client we've ever had!
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Stop the presses — our company just landed the biggest client we've ever had!
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