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If a high hill stood between A and B, it was important to decide whether the line should climb over it, pierce it with a tunnel, or make a detour to avoid it.
Now, all heads turn toward the dean, who sits surrounded by a faint halo of light.
その場に居合わせた者は皆、かすかな後光に照らされる学部長に視線を向けた。
Operator. Which extension would you like.
交換手です。内線番号をどうぞ。
Traffic was also disrupted including the suspension of the Akita, Tohoku bullet train.
東北・秋田新幹線が運転を見合わせるなど交通も混乱した。
The railroad is parallel to the road.
鉄道線路と道路は平行している。
Take the express on track 9.
9番線の急行に乗りなさい。
I became aware of someone looking at me.
私はだれかの視線を感じた。
Porters often have to walk across the lines.
ポーターはしばしば線路を歩いて渡らなければならない。
The bullet train came roaring past.
新幹線がごうごう音たてて通り過ぎた。
Where is the end of this line?
この線の終点はどこですか。
Her eyes rested on the young man reading newspaper.
彼女の視線は新聞を読んでいる若者にじっと向けられた。
The New Tokaido Line was completed in 1964.
東海道新幹線は1964年に完成した。
Extension 45 please.
内線45番をお願いします。
The rightmost lane is now under construction.
一番右側の車線は現在工事中である。
He crossed her old telephone number off.
彼は彼女の古い電話番号を線を引いて抹消した。
The sun appeared on the horizon.
地平線に太陽が見えてきた。
The President took a hard line.
大統領は強硬路線をとった。
He drew a straight line with his pencil.
彼は鉛筆で真っ直ぐな線を描いた。
Wires carry electricity.
電線は電気を流す。
The sun went below the horizon.
太陽は地平線の下へ沈んだ。
If you travel by Shinkansen, it doesn't seem far from Nagoya to Tokyo.
新幹線なら名古屋から東京もそんなに遠く感じない。
The sun is setting below the horizon.
地平線の彼方に日が沈みかけている。
Marconi invented the radio.
マルコーニは無線を発明した。
X rays are used to locate breaks in bones.
エックス線は骨折箇所をつきとめるのに用いられる。
It then became necessary to settle the best route for the line to follow; and that was determined, in the first place, by the shape of the land it had to cross.