plane
US /plen/
・UK /pleɪn/
A1 初級TOEIC
n. (c.)可算名詞飛行機
The plane had to circle the airport several times before it could land
n.名詞平面 : 水平
I can build a house on this plane and a garage lower down
v.t.他動詞かんなで滑らかにする
He intended to plane the wood first and then start painting it
n. (c.)可算名詞かんな
He intended to improve the fit of the door with a plane
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日常のちょっとした会話でよくある質問 (The Most Common Questions For Everyday SMALL TALK)
- For example, you can use it at a party, at an event, in a café, on a bus, on a plane,
たとえば、パーティー、イベント、カフェ、バスや飛行機の中、列に並んでいるとき、授業や会議が始まる前など、さまざまな場面で使えます。
- For example, you can use it at a party, at an event, in a café, on a bus, on a plane, while waiting in a line, or even before a class or meeting starts.
たとえば、パーティー、イベント、カフェ、バスや飛行機の中、列に並んでいるとき、授業や会議が始まる前など、さまざまな場面で使えます。
マラウイ自家用機墜落事故：副大統領機発見、生存者なし (Malawi plane crash I Vice President plane found with no survivors)
- Malawian president Lazarus Chikwera has confirmed that the country's vice president, Dr. Salos Chilima, has died in a plane crash along with nine others.
マラウイのラザロ・チクウェラ大統領は、同国のサロス・チリマ副大統領が他の9名とともに飛行機事故で死亡したことを確認した。
- The military plane left Longo yesterday morning and due to bad weather, it couldn't land at Mzuzu Airport.
軍用機は昨日の朝ロンゴを出発したが、悪天候のためムズズ空港に着陸できなかった。
ボーイング：最優先事項はダイバーシティ (Boeing: Our Number 1 Priority Is Diversity)
- Here at Boeing, we know you feel safest when you're flying on a plane made by a company that, above all else, prioritizes diversity.
ボーイングでは、何よりも多様性を優先する企業によって製造された飛行機に乗るとき、最も安全だと感じられることを知っています。
- Here at Boeing, we know you feel safest when you're flying on a plane made by a company that, above all else, prioritizes diversity.
ボーイングでは、何よりも多様性を優先する企業によって製造された飛行機に乗るとき、最も安全だと感じられることを知っています。
フォーミュラ1の全歴史、かな (the entire history of formula one, i guess)
- It's a bird. It's a plane. No, it's Sebastian Vettel, who Red Bull gave wings in the early 2010s, which allowed the German to win four consecutive world titles, including two extremely close championship battles and two years of record-breaking dominance.
鳥だ。飛行機だ。いや、レッドブルが2010年代初頭に翼を与えたセバスチャン・ベッテルだ。そのおかげでベッテルは4年連続で世界タイトルを獲得することができた。
- "It's a bird, it's a plane!" No, it's Sebastian Vettel, who Red Bull gave wings in the early 2010s which allowed the German to win four consecutive world titles, including two extremely close championship battles and two years of record-breaking dominance.
なぜ南北関係が悪化しているのか | DW News (Why relations between North Korea and South Korea are worsening | DW News)
- Further perceived goading by South Korea is its inclusion of a US supersonic bomber plane in a recent military parade, during which President Yoon Seok-yool sent a strong message across the border.
韓国による更なる煽りは、最近の軍事パレードにアメリカの超音速爆撃機を参加させたことである。
- Further perceived goading by South Korea is its inclusion of a US supersonic bomber plane in a recent military parade, during which President Yoon Suk Yeol sent a strong message across the border.
しかし、愚かな挑発は今や、核戦争というはるかに危険な脅威へとエスカレートしている。
【英会話】海外旅行が楽しくなる基礎英会話！
- When you want to know where a place is, you can say, "Where is the?" "Where is the?" "Where is the airport?" "Where is the museum?" One of tourists' favorite things to do is to go shopping, so when you want to know the price of something, you say, "How much?" "How much?" "How much are these earrings?" "How much is this T-shirt?" When you get to the hotel, you can say at the front desk or at a restaurant, "I have a reservation." "I have a reservation." "I have a reservation under the name Ríos." "I have a reservation for two." If you need to get from one place to another, you can say, "How do I get to?" "How do I get to?" "How do I get to the Eiffel Tower?" "How do I get to the bus station?" When you want to order something to eat on the plane or at a restaurant, you can say, "I'd like." "I'd like." "I'd like some peanuts, please." "I'd like a muffin and a cup of coffee, please." So those were our five traveling phrases.
このフレーズがあれば大丈夫です。
- When you want to know where a place is, you can say, "Where is the?" "Where is the?" "Where is the airport?" "Where is the museum?" One of tourists' favorite things to do is to go shopping, so when you want to know the price of something, you say, "How much?" "How much?" "How much are these earrings?" "How much is this T-shirt?" When you get to the hotel, you can say at the front desk or at a restaurant, "I have a reservation." "I have a reservation." "I have a reservation under the name Ríos." "I have a reservation for two." If you need to get from one place to another, you can say, "How do I get to?" "How do I get to?" "How do I get to the Eiffel Tower?" "How do I get to the bus station?" When you want to order something to eat on the plane or at a restaurant, you can say, "I'd like." "I'd like." "I'd like some peanuts, please." "I'd like a muffin and a cup of coffee, please." So those were our five traveling phrases.
このフレーズがあれば大丈夫です。
