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burrow

/ˈbʌɹəʊ/ /ˈbɜɹoʊ/

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noun

山

Examples :

"The hikers were surprised to find a small burrow nestled in the side of the mountain. "

ハイカーたちは山の側面に小さな穴が寄り添っているのを見つけて驚いた。

geology geography nature

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noun

丘

Examples :

"The dog sniffed excitedly around the grassy burrow, hoping to find a rabbit. "

犬はウサギを見つけようと、草が生い茂る丘の周りを興奮して嗅ぎ回った。

geology nature environment area

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noun

塚, 古墳

A mound of earth and stones raised over a grave or graves.

Examples :

"The family placed flowers on the small burrow marking the spot where their grandmother was buried. "

家族は、祖母が埋葬された場所を示す小さな塚に花を供えました。

archaeology ritual religion

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noun

ゴミの山、くずの山

A heap of rubbish, attle, or other such refuse.

Examples :

"The construction workers cleared the burrow of debris before starting the new foundation. "

建設作業員は、新しい基礎工事を始める前に、ゴミの山から瓦礫を取り除きました。

environment geology

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noun

手押し車

A small vehicle used to carry a load and pulled or pushed by hand.

Examples :

"The little boy used his wooden burrow to carry his toys to school. "

その小さな男の子は、おもちゃを学校に運ぶために木製のておしぐるまを使いました。

vehicle machine

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noun

塩を乾燥させるための柳細工のかご

(saltworks) A wicker case in which salt is put to drain.

Examples :

"After the sea water evaporated, the salt maker carefully packed the damp salt crystals into the burrow to drain off any remaining brine. "

海水が蒸発した後、塩職人は残りの塩水を排出するために、湿った塩の結晶を丁寧に塩を乾燥させるための柳細工のかごに詰めました。

material industry agriculture

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noun

去勢されたイノシシ

A castrated boar.

Examples :

"The farmer pointed to the pen and said, "That burrow over there is ready for market." "

農夫は豚舎を指して、「あそこの去勢されたイノシシは市場に出す準備ができています」と言いました。

animal agriculture food

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noun

ベビー用スリーパー

A long sleeveless flannel garment for infants.

Examples :

"The baby looked so cozy and warm, wrapped snugly in her soft flannel burrow. "

赤ちゃんは、柔らかいフランネルのベビー用スリーパーにすっぽりと包まれて、とても居心地が良く暖かそうだった。

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noun

要塞都市

A fortified town.

Examples :

"The ancient burrow was a formidable fortress, protecting the villagers. "

古代の要塞都市は、村人を守る手強い要塞だった。

architecture military

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町, 都市

A town or city.

Examples :

"The ancient burrow of New Rome was nestled in the valley. "

古代のニュー・ローマの町は谷間に位置していた。

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町, 市

A town having a municipal corporation and certain traditional rights.

Examples :

"The old market square remained the heart of the historic burrow. "

古いマーケット広場は、歴史的な町の中心であり続けた。

government place

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noun

区

An administrative district in some cities, e.g., London.

Examples :

"The new student was assigned to the Kensington burrow for his school registration. "

新しい生徒は、学校登録のためケンジントン区に割り当てられました。

government area politics

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区

An administrative unit of a city which, under most circumstances according to state or national law, would be considered a larger or more powerful entity; most commonly used in American English to define the five counties that make up New York City.

Examples :

"Each borough of New York City, like Brooklyn or Queens, has its own president and distinct character, even though they are all part of the same city. "

ブルックリンやクイーンズのようなニューヨーク市の各区には、同じ都市の一部であっても、独自の区長と独特の個性があります。

government area politics state geography

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区, 行政区

Other similar administrative units in cities and states in various parts of the world.

Examples :

"The city council's new tax policies are impacting several different bureaus. "

市議会の新しい税制は、いくつかの異なる区に影響を与えています。

government politics area unit state

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郡

A district in Alaska having powers similar to a county.

Examples :

"The student's family lived in the remote burrow of Nome, Alaska. "

その学生の家族は、アラスカ州ノームの僻地の郡に住んでいました。

government area politics

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保証人の団体

An association of men who gave pledges or sureties to the king for the good behaviour of each other.

Examples :

"The local burrow ensured the peace and order in the community by requiring members to pledge good conduct. "

地元の保証人の団体は、メンバーに善良な行為を誓約させることで、地域社会の平和と秩序を確保しました。

government history law politics society organization group

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保証, 担保

The pledge or surety thus given.

Examples :

"My sister offered her bicycle as a burrow for the loan. "

妹はローンの担保として自転車を提供した。

law finance property insurance

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noun

穴, 巣穴

A tunnel or hole, often as dug by a small creature.

Examples :

"The rabbit made a burrow under the bushes. "

ウサギは茂みの下に巣穴を作った。

animal nature environment

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noun

ゴミの山、廃棄物の山

A heap or heaps of rubbish or refuse.

Examples :

"The overflowing trash burrow near the school dumpster was a health hazard. "

学校のゴミ箱の近くにある、あふれかえったゴミの山は健康上の危険でした。

environment place

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verb

穴を掘る

To dig a tunnel or hole

Examples :

"The rabbit started to burrow under the fence to get into the garden. "

ウサギは庭に入るためにフェンスの下に穴を掘り始めた。

animal nature geology environment action

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verb

潜り込む, 潜伏する

(with adverbial of direction) to move underneath or press up against in search of safety or comfort

Examples :

"The young girl burrowed into the bed."

若い女の子はベッドに潜り込んだ。

animal action nature

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verb

徹底的に調べる、掘り下げる

(with into) to investigate thoroughly

Examples :

"The detective burrowed into the evidence, trying to understand the robbery's motive. "

刑事は強盗の動機を理解しようと、証拠を徹底的に調べた。

action process work