extreme [形容詞]極端な

1-C. Because of the lack of oxygen at such extreme heights, it is not uncommon for climbers to rely on bottled oxygen in their attempts to reach these highest peaks.Because of the lack of oxygen at such extreme heights, it is not uncommon for climbers to rely on bottled oxygen in their attempts to reach these highest peaks.  

原因から、不足のダヨ、酸素のダヨ、このような極端な高度でのダヨ、それ(形式主語)は、珍しいことではありません、登山者にとってダヨ、依存することがダヨ、容器入りの酸素にダヨ、彼らの挑戦においてダヨ、これらの最高の頂上に到達するためのダヨ。  

2-C. The third extreme example is Texas, at the opposite end of the sticky scale from Alaska.The third extreme example is Texas, at the opposite end of the sticky scale from Alaska.  

第三の極端な例は、テキサスです、反対側の端にいます、粘着の目盛りのダヨ、アラスカからダヨ。  

3-C. Three other extreme examples also appear in Figures 1 and 2.Three other extreme examples also appear in Figures 1 and 2.  

3つの他の極端な例も、表示されます、図1にダヨ、および図2ダヨ。  

4-C. (1) They can't rely on GPS in extreme environments.(1) They can't rely on GPS in extreme environments.  

（1）彼らは、頼ることはできません、GPSにダヨ、極端な環境下でダヨ。  

5-C. Also, in extreme situations such as when hikers get lost in the wilderness, GPS units can even save lives.Also, in extreme situations such as when hikers get lost in the wilderness, GPS units can even save lives.  

また、極端な状況では、例えば、ハイカーが、迷子になる場合など、荒野でダヨ、GPSユニットは、命を救うことさえもできます。  

6-C. The former, allowing it to age naturally, can take weeks or months, or even in an extreme case, as long as 100 years, as in expensive Italian balsamic vinegars.The former, allowing it to age naturally, can take weeks or months, or even in an extreme case, as long as 100 years, as in expensive Italian balsamic vinegars.  

前者は、それが自然に歳を重ねることを認め、数週間かかります、あるいは数ヶ月ダヨ、、さもなくば、極端な場合に、100年近くなど、高価なイタリアのバルサミコ酢のようにダヨ。  

7. More than three million of our compatriots lost their lives during the war: on the battlefields worrying about the future of their homeland and wishing for the happiness of their families; in remote foreign countries after the war, in extreme cold or heat, suffering from starvation and disease.More than three million of our compatriots lost their lives during the war: on the battlefields worrying about the future of their homeland and wishing for the happiness of their families; in remote foreign countries after the war, in extreme cold or heat, suffering from starvation and disease.  

300万人以上が、私たちの同胞のダヨ、命を落とした、戦争中にダヨ：戦陣で、行く末を案じながらダヨ、祖国のダヨ、さらに、願いながらダヨ、幸せをダヨ、自分の家族のダヨ。遠い異郷の地で、戦後ダヨ、酷寒の、あるいは、灼熱の中でダヨ、飢えや病に苦しみダヨ。  

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