spectator
US /ˈspekteɪtər/
・UK /spekˈteɪtə(r)/
B1 中級
n. (c.)可算名詞観客
He is a spectator because he cannot play
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同じシーンを撮影する2つの方法 (#2) (Two Ways To Film The Same Scene (#2))
- Damiel expresses his desire to be a feeling being in the world, rather than an immortal, invisible, insensit spectator.
ダミエルは、不滅の、目に見えない、無感覚な観客ではなく、世界の中で感じる存在でありたいという願望を表現している。
- Damiël expresses his desire to be a feeling being in the world rather than an immortal, invisible, insensate spectator.
そして原作同様、セスとカシエルの会話は車の中ではなく、ロサンゼルスの高速道路の標識の上で行われる。
ティム・フェリス、語学学習について：Fluent in 3 monthsのベニー氏とのインタビュー (Tim Ferriss on language learning: Interview with Benny of Fluent in 3 months )
- sort of being a director in your life as opposed to a spectator and the recipe of the book is meta-learning, so it's looking at how,
- And I want to just underscore something you said, which is the four-hour chef, chef is used in the sense of chefe, sort of being a director in your life, a boss as opposed to a spectator.
そして、あなたが言ったこと、つまり「4時間のシェフ」を強調したいと思います。シェフは、観客ではなく、人生のディレクター、ボスという意味で使われています。
第一次世界大戦は誰が始めたか？: Crash Course World History 210 (Who Started World War I: Crash Course World History 210)
- In the wake of Austria's ultimatum, Russian Foreign Minister Sazanov concluded that Russia, quote, "could not remain a passive spectator whilst the Slavonic people was being trampled down.
特にオスマン帝国がドイツと同盟を結ぼうとしていた場合、彼らはそうしました。
- quote, "Could not remain a passive spectator whilst a Slavonic people was being trampled
スラブ人が踏みにじられている間、受動的な観客であり続けることができませんでした。
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- We are now joined by another spectator.
ここに別の観客が加わりました。
- We are now joined by another spectator.
そして箱を開け終え、ミルクティーを注文し、食事をして、
書籍7 - ノートルダム・ド・パリ (ヴィクトル・ユーゴー) オーディオブック (第1章〜第8章) (Book 07 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame Audiobook by Victor Hugo (Chs 1-8))
- "My dear," continued Fleur-de-lie, with decided sharpness, "you will get yourself taken up by the sanctuary police for your gilded girdle." "Little one, little one," resumed la Christouille, with an implacable smile, "if you were to put respectable sleeves upon your arms, they would get less sunburned." It was, in truth, a spectacle worthy of a more intelligent spectator than Phoebus to see how these beautiful maidens, with their envenomed and angry tongues, wound serpent-like,
ポイボスは、見えた、と言った -
- It was, in truth, a spectacle worthy of a more intelligent spectator than Phoebus, to
それがために、、真実に、ポイボスよりインテリジェントな観客に値する光景was
書籍01 - ノートルダム・ド・パリ (ヴィクトル・ユーゴー原作) オーディオブック (第1-6章) (Book 01 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame Audiobook by Victor Hugo (Chs 1-6))
- And, in order to aid sluggish minds which would have not seen clearly through the transparency of these attributes, there was to be read in large black letters, on the hem of the robe of brocade, "My name is Nobility." On the hem of the silken robe, "My name is Clergy." On the hem of the woolen robe, "My name is Merchandise." On the hem of the linen robe, "My name is Labor." The sex of the two male characters was briefly indicated to every judicious spectator by their shorter robes and by the cap which they wore on their heads, while the two female characters, less briefly clad, were covered with hoods.
顔？""同志！
- spectator, by their shorter robes, and by the cap which they wore on their heads;
その短いローブをご用意して、そして彼らの頭の上に身に着けていた総額で観客、;
書籍8 - ノートルダム・ド・パリ（ヴィクトル・ユーゴー）オーディオブック（第1〜6章） (Book 08 - The Hunchback of Notre Dame Audiobook by Victor Hugo (Chs 1-6))
- Then he said aloud, "Young girl, have you asked God's pardon for your faults and shortcomings?" He bent down to her ear and added the spectator supposed that he was receiving her last confession, "Will you have me?
その瞬間、子供たちの新鮮な喜びに満ちた叫びは、セルの前に渡された。
- "Come," said Charmelou, "carry her to the cart and make an end of it." No one had yet observed in the gallery of the statues of the kings, carved directly above the arches of the portal, a strange spectator, who had, up to that time, observed everything with such impassiveness, with a neck so strained, a visage so hideous, that in his motley accoutrement of red and violet he might have been taken for one of those stone monsters through whose mouths the long gutters of the cathedral have discharged their waters for six hundred years.
彼女の髪は彼女の肩が反対印象的で、彼女の目が点滅して、くしゃくしゃ