interstate
US /ˈɪntərsteɪt/
・UK /ˈɪntəsteɪt/
B1 中級
adj.形容詞各州間の
The Interstate is closed at the moment due to bad weather conditions
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- If you're taking a road trip this summer, you'll likely end up on an interstate highway.
この夏、ロードトリップをするなら、インターハイに乗ることになるでしょう。
- But there was a time before high-speed interstate travel, only 70 years ago.
しかし、高速インターハイ旅行の前、わずか70年前には、
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- Now, separately, the local sheriff in West Palm County says that they closed the interstate highway after this, trying to find what they described as a suspect.
ウェストパーム郡の保安官によると、この後、州間高速道路を閉鎖し、容疑者を捜索中だという。
- Now, separately, the local sheriff in West Palm County says that they closed the interstate highway after this, trying to find what they described as a suspect.
さて、先ほどまで不明だったのは、ドナルド・トランプがこの銃撃事件の標的だったのかどうかということだ。
アメリカの核兵器輸送方法 (How the US Transports Its Nuclear Weapons)
- Surely, we don't just bring a nuclear bomb onto a public interstate highway, and… no… we do do that, don't we?
私たちは...核爆弾を公共の高速道路に持ち込むようなことはしない...いや...するんだ、
- But it's not quite that simple because bringing a nuclear bomb onto a public interstate highway requires a carefully coordinated operation that is almost entirely classified.
生乳の驚くべき真実 (The Surprising Truth About Raw Milk)
- The first and only federal pasteurization law was passed in 1987, and it banned all interstate sales of unpasteurized milk.
最初の、そして唯一の連邦低温殺菌法が1987年に成立し、無殺菌牛乳の州を越えた販売はすべて禁止された。
- and it banned all interstate sales of unpasteurized milk.
全国どこでも生乳を摂取することは合法である。
ペンサコーラ・フロリダ州ダウンタウンでの過ごし方 2024年12月 vlog (Things To Do in Downtown Pensacola, Florida - December 2024 Vlog)
- because we like slept in today a lot and then um we're gonna go to ruby slipper and then i don't know probably like a little bit more walking around exploring and then tonight going to darma blue for dinner with friends and then bar hopping so there's this nice art installation right now in pensacola downtown pensacola where they painted the trees blue this bright blue that looks pretty cool it's an environmental art installation is what it says all right so they say that pensacola was founded in 1559 and they claim that it's the first or america's first yeah yeah yeah i remember going there before so that's the pensacola history museum it wasn't even that bad of a price but you get to tour this museum and other like little houses in this downtown area so it's a little bit more expensive little houses in this downtown area so it's like a really good deal they say that pensacola is america's first settlement because it was established before saint augustine because saint augustine always said that's america's first city but when pensacola was established like right after there was a some kind of like natural disaster so then it was uninhabited for 100 years whereas saint augustine was a city for like the next 100 years so that's why they say that saint augustine is the first city movie what is that oh i don't want alcohol in my coffee though i need a regular coffee and a bloody mary yeah but that was like actually a lovely walk i'm glad we walked down here yeah great idea jane again this is amazing so this is a southern breakfast with biscuit fried green tomato next bacon grits and then i got a side of pancake and then you got what i got their special um biscuit and gravy special biscuit and gravy yeah that looks really good too like their egg looks yeah everything looks so shiny yeah very very shiny yeah because it's like a classic like steakhouse in pensacola i think i've been here like one time but this is like a super expensive steak place very classic very yeah it's a classic pensacola steakhouse so that's their hotel we're staying at hilton garden in pensacola downtown and you know there's lots of greenery lots of grass so oh someone's going to the bathroom i gotta pick that up yeah so the memorial the war memorial the war memorial is like right across right there and it's a beautiful area we're gonna go check it out now um haven't been there in years so yeah they have like different memorials around here i think it's pretty cool that they built a replica of the wall here yeah who is this kuma's getting mad ring the bell yeah good morning there she is again she's circling around us look at this this is derma blue look at how nice it is yeah uber driver was great his name was james all right another morning uh last night i don't think i even recorded that much again just because like we have a lot going on and we're like meeting people and uh having dinner and then we go out and then we get tired and then we fall asleep so here comes candy here comes candy hi hi okay i want to be cool they're so good but yeah so we're just walking downtown again and getting some breakfast but everything's kind of closed on sunday here so i think we're gonna yeah i think we're just gonna go back to ruby slipper again because it seems like that's the only place that's open yeah so all right just had some breakfast and or brunch or late lunch and now we're gonna go check out this store and then go to parlor was it probably a parlor donuts afterwards but this little shop looks cute so i'm gonna go inside this is very famous in pensacola the blue angels oh yeah that's pretty cool wait oh on the side that's nice i don't think it costs that much for the small one 50 50 50 dollars yeah whoa that's too much whoa i was thinking more like 25 yeah i got my little tea towel this cute bag isn't this adorable what kind of donut did you get i got the lemon bar a little bit oh yeah yeah like we like it but 122 dollars is a little bit much for us sweater with average materials yeah i guess it was a little bit of cashmere worth it yeah but it is nice it is yeah i do like the design of it the logo like we're yeah good morning good morning it is monday yes so december what 23rd 23rd it is what time is it it's almost 11 we're about to go downtown again it's 10 actually oh your thing is okay because i'm from tampa that's right it's an hour ahead so we're about to go downtown uh pensacola again last night we slept really early um maybe like 10 o'clock ish uh had a drink at the bar at our hotel with our good friend brian and but during the day it was awesome we walked around downtown pensacola there's a lot of um cool like gift shops boutiques we walked into several of them um there was like you know sports bars that were really packed there's coffee shops we wanted to go to but they were closed so we're gonna go to them today one of them today that's where we're going right now um we had parlor donuts if you've never been there um they have great um croissant slash donut pastries which are amazing i got the lemon one i don't know what crystal got but she got uh she ate too much of it carnival one but i was hung over i've been hung over for the last two days and i was just trying to get through it we didn't really eat too well either because we had breakfast that was our only meal and then we got the we got the donut to go and it was great it was really good but it was way too sweet and too filling and since i was like already feeling nauseous from like my hangover i just made it worse by eating all that sugar so yeah we're heading to downtown pensacola again this is our third day in a row i think right yeah yeah well we're staying downtown so we're staying downtown at the hilton garden and pensacola downtown and it is like the best hotel uh to stay at in pensacola because you're only like you know a 20 minute walk to central downtown where like you can find everything and then just like a quick what six seven minute walk the other way there's mcguire's which is our absolute favorite place you can get cheap drinks they're really good food super unique with like the dollar bills everywhere you can like put up your own dollar bill and sign it it's an irish pub yeah it's the music there is amazing too it's just such a fun lively uh restaurant that and it's pretty like a famous worldwide i feel like i think it is yeah yeah because uh we actually did a little video on it um years ago i think it's probably like five six years probably and we just did a quick video just to say like hey we were here like it's super cool here and we got like a lot of sentimental comments like oh i was there you know like 20 years ago and everybody has like really good fun memories from there like it's really great nostalgia for everyone that goes back you never really hear that about restaurants yeah yeah it's pretty amazing so we really wanted to go back again we might actually go back tonight if we have time just because we didn't have food when we're there we just drank there yeah when did we get here friday yeah so we went on friday but we just had drinks right now we're gonna go to fosco coffee which is like one of the more popular ones here like everybody talks about that coffee shop so we're gonna go check that out now and then i'm gonna come back get kuma and walk around downtown because it's really actually dog friendly downtown too also we were here you know we lived in pensacola like 20 plus years ago now um and it has totally changed like we did not have all this like this drive right now that we're doing none of this was around it was kind of shady around here people don't really visit around this area um but now there's like all these new buildings gorgeous houses like they built this neighborhood like it looks like disney world you know when you go into like those made-up towns that's what it looks like it just looks it's like way too perfect and also downtown as well there was really not they used to be like more like old school boutique shops that no one really went into if that if that i don't remember any boutique shop the only time i really went downtown for anything if i had to was one time i went to the post office which is now recently closed and then the only two bars they went to was intermissions and civil um there was no such thing as like oh let's go to this coffee shop down there or let's go you know let's go do a little bit of shopping there was none of that before so there's like street parking there's lots and then there's like a parking garage that's up here that's a colorful one there's also a lot of like bikes around here too to rent yeah like those electric scooters or electric bikes which i think is kind of cool oh here's parking right here is this parking looks like it oh also i read that sundays here it's all free parking so we were gonna go to roscoe's we just stepped in real quick but it was really packed and there was no seating whatsoever so we're gonna go check out this other coffee shop that i know right now which is rex cafe it's like the coffee shop that's on in the um school theater so we're gonna see if that's any better um if not then let's come back to fosco's okay here it is this is rex yeah this is rex cafe not as many choices as fosco's but it's another option if you want coffee yeah it does say it's open that's these are the hours here yeah so they have like this area back here it's a connected to church service i guess on sundays yeah and then back up front is the coffee shop so all right so we just stopped by the rex cafe the outside looks super cool yes but like once you get in like the decor is kind of like i don't know it's not a coat the atmosphere is not as cozy as we thought it was gonna be yeah definitely not as cozy as fosco's yeah we want to sit somewhere where it's a little bit cozy so we're gonna walk back yeah and um hopefully there'll be a seat there now yeah it's pretty packed earlier so they have different crepes right now they say there's like a 30 minute wait so probably won't be doing that they also have like some pastries here and giant gigantic cookies all right so we got some uh hojicha latte which is my very first time getting that i just wanted something less sweet than a matcha latte it's pretty good and then cook this like huge cookie this is peanut butter toasted honey with m&ms and it's so heavy looks pretty good and then the candy over here has a blueberry muffin and then what did you get to drink it's like a tea right yeah it's like a jasmine green tea they didn't have just a normal green tea jasmine green tea something like that just checked out the fosco coffee bar um it was it is pretty packed in there but we didn't realize that there was like another seating section to if you go to the back to the left there's like a whole seating section over there's like a big communal table and then like some side chairs and a bar i wish they had like couches back there too so i really wanted to sit on the like yeah yeah so they have like the couch like nice chairs in the front area which were all taken because there's people they're like sitting there doing their work you know so they're gonna be there forever um so i knew we weren't gonna get those but yeah if you're looking for seating there is some seating but probably not the kind that you want because you know you want you're envisioning like that cozy seating with like the chairs and stuff and it is really like it does have a really cozy vibe so parking here is awesome we found street parking the first 30 minutes is free yeah and then every hour after that is a dollar so we parked for like two and a half hours for like a dollar what was it on there adult not even two dollars so parking is great um if you can find street parking but then the garages are cheap too so it's also first 30 minutes is free it's the same it's the same price yeah okay we just got lucky and found one right like pretty much right in front of the coffee shop this is such a cool cemetery this is a cool cemetery historic kind of the way they the graves are yeah pensacola is like really amazing me on this trip st michael's cemetery it kind of reminds me of like the cemeteries in louisiana have you ever been to those i haven't been to one yeah they're famous for it yeah i went to those before and it is kind of crazy the way it is like the way they have like the little houses anyway there's a whole another um story i don't want to get sidetracked no it's cool like if you're you know in this area definitely check out that very historic cemetery i think that's why they don't get rid of it because oh yeah yeah it's right next to the civic center here but now we're going back to the hotel we're picking up miss kuma my corgi and then we're gonna go back downtown and go like shopping and maybe look for something maybe like a little bite yeah a little bite to eat okay about to see miss coos what happened to this oh i guess i got stuck where is she is she sleeping oh you were sleeping baby were you taking a nap you were taking a nap oh hey you're so good hey you got used to this place huh yeah you got comfy yeah kuma hey you excited that means yes she's like yes she is so pumped right now like big difference from yesterday because yesterday she wasn't feeling too well okay so now we've picked up kuma and we're gonna head back downtown see what kind of parking we could find at 12 30 in the afternoon on a monday it was getting packed so we left when we were leaving it is lunchtime right yeah so we'll see how it's okay all right so then we also have a friend kenny who lives in pensacola and he might hang out with us it sounds good i'm actually heading that way in a few if you're out and about still when i'm around let me know if not hopefully later tonight okay sounds good i like people like that like yeah if it works out it works yeah exactly don't make it complicated yeah yeah okay yeah we got shit to do do you know how important we are this is such a short drive i know like a four minute drive but with kuma it's just this would take forever to walk she's an old dog she's a senior now she's 11 years old actually she just turned 11 uh so yeah this walk would be great for my dogs yeah um this mile walks that's usually how much we walk on our daily walks um but for kuma a mile might take like an hour yeah so it'll take twice as long literally and we didn't bring her stroller yeah so um we're just gonna have to drive drive this one i mean i was probably like this is street parking too which isn't too bad yeah these this is probably all free there's no you know signs i think really it's just meter downtown yeah those ones that are metered now that we just paid for those used to be free or like just yeah they said yeah they said in august 2024 they started um make it um pay parking yeah pay parking like your parking but it's still the prices aren't bad no way better than la or other places yeah because most places there is no like 30 minutes free no no especially not for like street parking like that yeah um garages yes you'll see like one to two hours or one hour free um first hour free but never for like street parking so yeah i'm gonna kind of go that and then around maybe and see what's available so that used to be the post office right right there in that corner okay but they um this it was this year they closed it that looks like there's parking back here okay this is a pay to park here so there's like a lot here but there's like a there's lots of street parking here too there's plenty of parking yeah we came upon another cool spot in pensacola i don't know what this entire location is called but there's like a bunch of little cool restaurants there's like a record shop there's a vintage clothing so one palafox place i guess is this area so candy said this used to be like a sports bar around there uh-huh and we used to park back here she has the park back here so trashy and it was it was like a lot of run-down buildings back here a lot of run-down buildings before yeah but now yeah there's like this cool restaurant called a6 forks and bar and table and you can sit outside too it's so crazy we just ran into somebody who used to work at yamato's which is the japanese restaurant that yui used to work at we were we all work at different times but we kind of know each other because somebody knows somebody is a co-worker like so on but this is like over 20 years ago yeah he's like hey didn't you guys used to work at yamato's like yes it's so crazy yeah so i was saying so what up junior thanks for stopping us that was awesome but yeah so we all have like mutual friends and then he was on the phone with his friend and her name is madele it's like oh i know you guys you guys are travel pockets like like follow you guys and i was like this is awesome they know kathy our friend i've just been hanging out with all weekend so i love francy polo this is so great all righty well that was pretty fun uh yeah so we're gonna go we were in downtown and we were gonna like go explore a little bit more but our friend kenny he reached out to us he used to live in pensacola um and he moved back here what like a couple years ago maybe more i'm not sure when he moved back yeah but we've been friends with him for like 20 plus years too and he actually lived in tampa at one point too so like he's been in our lives for a long time and he was in town so he was like hey do you want to hang out we're like yeah cool well while we were downtown we went to a pizza place grab like a quick bite with our friend kenny and then we also stopped by a vintage uh clothing shop which actually he was friends with the girl that was working there hayley was her name she was lovely yeah she was awesome i loved her dress too yes his dress and then there's also in that same place there was a honey shop um savannah bee company yeah and i actually bought some gifts there and then they actually had like a wine honey tasting very good all right so we are heading out to dinner we are going back to mcguire's because a lot of things are closed anyways um but mcguire says they are open it's walking distance from our hotel we love it there anyways and i get their pork chops krista's gonna get the steak for sure they're known for their steaks so we're gonna meet up with our friend kenny again yeah my husband's gonna be there and later on maybe some other people might show up we don't know but it's a pretty chill night yeah oh i do like that you could put on the other hat that says ireland oh yeah all right so we got our dollar bills here and uh they provide you with a staple gun and a marker and then we can place it anywhere we want around the restaurant i mean it is all over the place so you can decide where you want to put it up i did it guys you see my little staples hanging out right there though yeah that's cool we did it we have a dollar bill up now first time after all these years after however many years i get to waste a dollar yeah but you know what i'm not poor anymore yeah we're not college students anymore this is supposed to be a cat he has ears whiskers uh the date and then people are like forever don't cover mine up uh no oh you're fast good morning actually good afternoon almost it's almost noon but we're actually on our way to i forgot what this town was called it's still in pensacola but it's called gula uh that's where candy's brother-in-law lives and that's where we're having like a christmas lunch dinner-ish get-together thing and this interstate that i'm on right now it's very nostalgic for me because it's the route that i always took you know going from downtown going out at night and college and then going back this way towards uh university of west florida that's where our apartments were and that's where y'all went to college so super nostalgic obviously a lot has changed the roads have gotten bigger yeah because this only used to be two lanes and now they've expanded to three yeah it happened so fast again you know four nights and five days in pensacola nowadays i feel like there's not enough time i know because there's so before like downtown there was nothing to do and we're like day two we're like yeah but what are we doing here like there's like nothing to do but now it's just like we couldn't even see everything we wanted i know i'm like there's not enough time say i hope you enjoyed our little vlog of pensacola this is our hometown in the u.s like our you know original hometown is obviously japan but in the u.s we consider pensacola our hometown just because we were in college here and we stayed here for years we made great friends we still you know hang around with today and it's like a great community too yeah it was fun like exploring these new things in pensacola i hope you enjoyed it too and see like the great uh things that pensacola has to offer besides the beach yeah because there is a beach here too which pensacola is known for they're beautiful like white sand um yeah and the blue angels they're known for the blue angels yeah because there's a big navy base there's a big navy museum too with the airplanes what they call aviation naval aviation museum that's actually pretty iconic too here in pensacola so yeah there's a lot to do here there is so come check out pensacola we love you pensacola i love you all right if you like this video please give it a thumbs up and if you want to watch more of our videos please subscribe to our channel thanks for watching bye
今日はたくさん寝坊しちゃったから、それからルビー・スリッパーに行って、それからもうちょっと散策して、今夜はダーマ・ブルーに行って友達と夕食を食べて、それからバー巡りをするつもり。ペンサコーラは1559年に設立され、それが最初の、あるいはアメリカ最初の入植地であると主張している。ペンサコーラがアメリカ最初の都市だと言われているのは、ペンサコーラがサン・オーギュスティンより先に建設されたからなんだ。サン・オーギュスティンがその後100年間都市だったのに対して、ペンサコーラが建設された直後は自然災害のようなもの
- And this interstate that I'm on right now, it's very nostalgic for me because it's the route that I always took, you know, going from downtown, going out at night and in college,
史上最悪の親15選 (15 Worst Parents Of All Time)
- but for fuck's sake, at least raise the price up a little bit." "Or you know, maybe a better piece of advice would be to stop being such a lazy sick fuck and go get a second job." Number 8: a drunken Mississippi dad named Billy Joe Madden led his 8-year-old son drive their car on the interstate so he could have a nap.
8 – 酔った父親が8歳の子に運転させる、• ビリーという名の酔ったミシシッピ州の父親が
- Joe Madden let his eight-year-old son drive their car on the interstate so he could have
ジョー・マッデンは、彼が仮眠できるように、8歳の息子に高速道路で車を運転させた。
世界はより暴力的になっているのか？ (Is The World Getting More Violent?)
- Maybe the worst news is that we have been seeing interstate wars again.
正確な死者数は不明ですが、その多くは民間人で、50万人を超える可能性があります。
- It is the first large-scale interstate war in 20 years and the first war since World War II where a major power is trying to conquer territory and to subjugate another state.
マリ、ナイジェリア、ソマリア、ブルキナファソ、モザンビークといったアフリカの複数の国々が、イスラム過激派の反乱に苦しんでおり、国家を不安定化させ、数万人の民間人の命を奪っています。
2025年が人生で最も重要な年である理由｜ピーター・レイデン (Why 2025 is the single most pivotal year in our lifetime | Peter Leyden)
- You watched incredible investment in public infrastructure like the interstate highway system and building suburbs.
州間高速道路網や郊外の建設のような、公共インフラへの信じられないほどの投資を目の当たりにしました。
- You watched incredible investment in public infrastructure like the interstate highway system and building suburbs.
州間高速道路網や郊外の建設のような、公共インフラへの信じられないほどの投資を目の当たりにしました。
アムトラックはついにテキサス州で高速鉄道を実現できるのか？ (Can Amtrak Finally Bring High-Speed Rail To Texas?)
- We know the stories of the interstate highway tearing up neighborhoods, dividing cities, often going through neighborhoods with racial minorities.
私たちは、高速道路が近隣を破壊し、都市を分断し、しばしば人種的マイノリティの多い地域を通過した話を知っています。
- We know the stories of the interstate highway tearing up neighborhoods, dividing cities, often going through neighborhoods with racial minorities.
ですから、高速鉄道にどれだけ少ないスペースで済むか考えてみてください。