Consensus is yet to be reached regarding this matter.
本件に関してはまだ合意に達していない。
チャット爺に訊いてみました。
I asked the ChatGPT.
The phrase “have/has yet to [do something]” is used to indicate that an action or event has not occurred up until the present moment, but it is expected or likely to happen in the future. Here are some examples:
- Expressing that an Action Hasn’t Occurred Yet:
- “She has yet to decide whether she will accept the job offer.”
- “They have yet to finish the project, even though the deadline is approaching.”
- Highlighting Delay or Anticipation:
- “The movie has yet to be released, but the trailers look promising.”
- “The author has yet to reveal the title of his next book.”
- Indicating Non-fulfillment or Incompletion:
- “The committee has yet to reach a consensus on the matter.”
- “He has yet to apologize for his mistake, causing further tension in the team.”
- Signifying Absence or Lack:
- “Despite extensive research, scientists have yet to find a cure for the disease.”
- “She has yet to experience the joys of traveling abroad.”
These examples demonstrate how “have/has yet to [do something]” is used to convey that something hasn’t happened or been completed but is expected or likely to occur.
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