car [名詞]車、自動車

1-C. (3) They have car-only business districts.(3) They have car-only business districts.  

（3）それらは、車のみのビジネス地区を持っています。  

2-C. For example, someone pulling an injured person out of a crashed car after an accident is considered brave.For example, someone pulling an injured person out of a crashed car after an accident is considered brave.  

例えば、誰かが、負傷者を引っ張っているダヨ、大破した車からダヨ、事故後ダヨ、勇敢であると考えられています。  

3-C. (3) Park the car.(3) Park the car.  

（3）その車を駐車すること。  

4-C. (2) Not at all. I'll put it in my car.(2) Not at all. I'll put it in my car.  

（2）いいえ、全くありません。私は、それを入れましょう、私の車にダヨ。  

5-C. W: You don't mind? I just need to put it in the trunk of my car.W: You don't mind? I just need to put it in the trunk of my car.  

W：あなたは気にしませんか？私は、ちょうど必要があります、それを配置するダヨ、トランクにダヨ、私の車のダヨ。  

6-C. Which car is the man in now?Which car is the man in now?  

どの車両に、その人はいるでしょうか、今ダヨ？  

7-C. W: You have to go all the way to Car 2.W: You have to go all the way to Car 2.  

W：あなたは、しなければなりません、すべての道を行くダヨ、2号車へ向かって。  

8-C. W: Yes, the closest one is in Car 6.W: Yes, the closest one is in Car 6.  

W：はい、最も近いものは、あります、6号車にダヨ。  

9-C. (2) Sitting in the car.(2) Sitting in the car.  

（2）座ってます、車の中でダヨ。  

10-C. Jeremy: Why didn't Bob buy that Car?Jeremy: Why didn't Bob buy that Car?  

ジェレミー：なぜ、ボブは、その車を購入していなかったのですか？  

cars 車

11-C. The number of cars in each British household has increased.The number of cars in each British household has increased.  

台数が、車のダヨ、各々の英国の世帯のダヨ、増加して来た。  

12-C. What is more, many households now own two cars.What is more, many households now own two cars.  

しかも、多くの世帯は、今、2台の車を所有しています。  

13-C. Over the past few decades, travel in Great Britain has become much easier, with faster and more fuel-efficient cars and more convenient public transportation systems.Over the past few decades, travel in Great Britain has become much easier, with faster and more fuel-efficient cars and more convenient public transportation systems.  

過去数十年にわたり、旅行は、英国でのダヨ、ずっと簡単になりました、より速く、より低燃費の車でダヨ、さらに、より便利な公共交通システムダヨ。  

14-C. The bicycle lanes may persuade motorists in the city to switch from cars to bicycles.The bicycle lanes may persuade motorists in the city to switch from cars to bicycles.  

自転車レーンは、自動車乗りを説得するかもしれない、市街地のダヨ、切り替えるようにダヨ、車からダヨ、自転車にダヨ。  

15-C. Sometimes it's unsafe for cyclists to stay in the bicycle lanes because there are obstructions in the lane, such as parked cars or garbage trucks, so the cyclist is forced to suddenly ride out into traffic.Sometimes it's unsafe for cyclists to stay in the bicycle lanes because there are obstructions in the lane, such as parked cars or garbage trucks, so the cyclist is forced to suddenly ride out into traffic.  

時には、それが不安全となる、自転車乗りにとってダヨ、留まることがダヨ、自転車レーンの中にダヨ、というのは障害物があるからだ、レーン内にダヨ、たとえば、駐車中の車のような、あるいは、ごみ収集車、それで、自転車乗りは強いられる、突然はみ出すことをダヨ、自動車交通の中にダヨ。  

16-C. If more people used cars instead of bicycles in the city, for example, we would have more traffic jams, dirtier air, and a less healthy population.If more people used cars instead of bicycles in the city, for example, we would have more traffic jams, dirtier air, and a less healthy population.  

もし、さらに多くの人々が、車を使用した場合、自転車の代わりにダヨ、市街地でダヨ、例えば、我々はより多くの交通渋滞を持つことになるでしょう、汚れた空気ダヨ、さらに、ずっと少ない健康の人口ダヨ。  

17-C. we can assume it was late afternoon and Route 300 was full of cars.we can assume it was late afternoon and Route 300 was full of cars.  

我々は仮定することができます、それが午後遅くだったとダヨ、さらに、300号線が一杯だったとダヨ、車でダヨ。  

18-C. Based on what one of the witnesses said, we can assume it was early in the morning and there were few cars.Based on what one of the witnesses said, we can assume it was early in the morning and there were few cars.  

次に基づいて、一人がダヨ、証人のダヨ、言ったことダヨ、我々は仮定することができます、それが早朝だったとダヨ、さらに、いくつかの車があったとダヨ。  

19-C. It was getting dark but the heavy rain had just stopped and there were no other cars around.It was getting dark but the heavy rain had just stopped and there were no other cars around.  

暗くなってきました、でも、大雨がちょうど止みました、さらに、他の車が周りにありませんでした。  

20. Four cars got involved in a pileup.Four cars got involved in a pileup.  

4台の車は、玉突き衝突に巻き込まれました。  

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