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burrows

/ˈbʌroʊz/ /ˈbɜːroʊz/

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noun

山

Examples :

"This definition of "burrows" is incorrect. "Burrows" are holes or tunnels dug by animals for shelter, not mountains. Here's a sentence based on the correct definition: The rabbits built their burrows under the old oak tree. "

「burrows」のこの定義は誤りです。「burrows」は動物が避難のために掘る穴やトンネルであり、山ではありません。

geology geography

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noun

丘

Examples :

"The children loved playing on the burrows in the park, running up and sliding down the grassy hills. "

子供たちは公園の丘で遊んだり、駆け上がったり、草の生い茂る丘を滑り降りたりするのが大好きでした。

geography nature

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noun

塚, 古墳

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

Examples :

"The ancient burial ground was marked by grassy burrows, each one a silent reminder of lives lived long ago. "

古代の墓地は草が生い茂った塚で示されており、それぞれがずっと昔に生きた人々の人生を静かに思い出させていました。

archaeology ritual history religion place

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ゴミの山、くず

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

Examples :

"After the construction project, the empty lot was filled with burrows of broken bricks and discarded lumber. "

建設プロジェクトの後、空き地は割れたレンガや廃棄された木材のゴミの山でいっぱいになった。

environment material

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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 children used their small hand-pushed burrows to carry their art supplies to the classroom. "

子供たちは、小さな手押し車を使って、美術用品を教室に運びました。

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noun

塩を入れる籠

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

Examples :

"The saltworks worker carefully placed the salt into the burrows to drain the moisture. "

塩田の作業員は、水分を抜くために塩を塩を入れる籠に注意深く入れました。

industry material agriculture

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noun

去勢されたイノシシ

A castrated boar.

Examples :

"The farmer raised burrows for their meat. "

農家は肉のために去勢されたイノシシを育てました。

animal agriculture food

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noun

おむつ

A long sleeveless flannel garment for infants.

Examples :

"My grandmother lovingly sewed several soft, flannel burrows for the new baby. "

祖母は新しい赤ちゃんのために、柔らかいフランネルのおむつをいくつか愛情を込めて縫いました。

wear item family

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noun

要塞都市

A fortified town.

Examples :

"During the medieval wars, the small village transformed into burrows, protected by thick stone walls and a strong garrison. "

中世の戦争中、小さな村は厚い石壁と強力な守備隊によって守られた要塞都市へと変わりました。

architecture building military history

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町, 都市

A town or city.

Examples :

"Many English place names end in "-burgh" or "-borough," which come from the Old English word for fortified burrows. "

多くの英語の地名が「-burgh」または「-borough」で終わりますが、これらは要塞化された都市を意味する古英語に由来します。

area place building

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町, 市

A town having a municipal corporation and certain traditional rights.

Examples :

"The small town of Oakhaven is a burrow, and its residents enjoy the benefits of self-governance. "

オークヘイブンという小さな町は市であり、その住民は自治の恩恵を享受しています。

government politics organization

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区

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

Examples :

"My aunt lives in one of the outer burrows of London, so her commute to the city center is quite long. "

私のおばはロンドンの外側の区の1つに住んでいるので、市内中心部への通勤はかなり長いです。

politics government area

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区, 行政区

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 :

"The five boroughs of New York City are each a distinct administrative burrow, with their own local governments. "

ニューヨーク市の5つの区はそれぞれ、独自の地方政府を持つ、別個の行政区です。

government politics area geography state

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区, 行政区

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

Examples :

""New York City is divided into five burrows, each with its own unique character and local government." "

ニューヨーク市は5つの行政区に分かれており、それぞれが独自の個性と地方政府を持っています。

government politics area unit

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noun

郡

A district in Alaska having powers similar to a county.

Examples :

""Road maintenance is handled differently; in Alaska, some responsibilities are managed at the state level, while others are handled by the individual boroughs." "

道路の維持管理は異なっており、アラスカでは、一部の責任は州レベルで管理され、他の責任は個々の郡によって処理されます。

government area geography

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noun

保証人組合, 保証

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

Examples :

"**Historically, kings relied on burrows, where groups of men were responsible for each other's actions and loyalty to the crown.** "

歴史的に、王は保証人組合に頼っており、そこでは男性のグループがお互いの行動と王室への忠誠心に責任を負っていました。

government history law group organization

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保証, 保障

The pledge or surety thus given.

Examples :

""The valuable painting served as burrows for the loan, assuring the bank of repayment." "

その貴重な絵画はローンの保証となり、銀行に返済を保証しました。

law finance business

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noun

巣穴, 穴

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

Examples :

"The rabbits made a network of burrows in the field behind the school. "

ウサギは学校の裏の野原に巣穴のネットワークを作った。

animal environment nature

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noun

山, ゴミの山

A heap or heaps of rubbish or refuse.

Examples :

"The alley behind the restaurant was filled with burrows of overflowing garbage bags and discarded cardboard boxes. "

レストラン裏の路地は、溢れんばかりのゴミ袋と捨てられた段ボールの山でいっぱいだった。

environment material thing

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verb

穴を掘る, 巣穴を掘る

To dig a tunnel or hole

Examples :

"The rabbit burrows into the soft earth to make its home. "

ウサギは自分の家を作るために、柔らかい土の中に穴を掘ります。

environment animal nature

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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

徹底的に調査する、掘り下げる

(with into) to investigate thoroughly

Examples :

"The reporter burrows into the company's financial records, searching for signs of fraud. "

記者は不正の兆候を探し、会社の財務記録を徹底的に調査する。