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“熊”
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Suddenly a bear appeared before us.
突然熊が私たちの前にあらわれた。
The hunter followed the bear's tracks.
猟師は熊の足跡をたどった。
How long does a bear sleep?
熊はどのくらい眠るのだろうか。
Wounded bears are usually very dangerous.
手負いの熊は一般にとても危険だ。
One is in Kumamoto and the other in Tokyo.
1人は熊本に、もう1人は東京にいます。
Bears can climb trees.
熊は木登りをします。
Patterns of freeze-up and breakup influence the distribution and number of seals, the polar bear's main prey.
この氷結と氷解のパターンが、北極熊の主な獲物であるアザラシの分布と数に影響を与えるのだ。
She will seize us, and, instead of finding happiness, we shall perish, and all for nothing.
雌熊は私たちを襲う。そして幸福をみつける代わりに、命を落としてすべてが無駄になってしまう。
To survive, the polar bear must keep its body at the right temperature and store enough energy to last between meals that could be a few days or a few months apart.
At the sudden appearance of a bear, the kids made believe they were dead.
突然の熊の出現に子供たちは死んだふりをした。
It was the hungry bears that the villagers were afraid of.
村人たちがおそれていたのは餓えた熊だった。
No sooner had the younger brother gone into the forest than he found the river, swam across it, and there on the other side was the she-bear, fast asleep.
弟は森に入るやいなや、川をみつけて渡った。向こう岸には雌熊がいて、ぐっすり眠っていた。
The old man was fast asleep when the bear came.
熊が来た時、その老人はぐっすり眠っていた。
He took her cubs, and ran up the mountain without looking back.
彼は小熊を連れ去り、振り返らずに山を駆け上がった。
That's not a bear anymore. That's bear goo.
あれはもはや熊ではない。熊の屍骸です。
This inefficiency is a result of the animal's large body and massive legs and feet, which contribute a sideways motion to its walk.
このように効率が悪いのは、熊の体が大きく、足が太いからである。このため、歩くと体が横に揺れるのだ。
She froze at the sight of the bear.
彼女は熊を見て凍り付いた。
Before you go hiking in the woods, find out what you should do when you meet a bear.
森にハイキングに行く前に、熊に遭った時どうしたらいいか調べておきなさい。
Are there any bears around here?
この辺りに熊は出ますか?
These special characteristics explain its preference for still-hunting (lying motionless beside a seal's breathing hole, waiting for one to surface).