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I wonder what effect technical advances such as the Internet, mobile phones and digitalization technology have on the people's awareness, actions and interest in politics.
Lately high school girls are using their cell phones to exchange e-mail.
最近の女子高生は、携帯でメールしているらしい。
He was driving under the influence of alcohol.
彼は酒気を帯びて運転していた。
The area the center of which is here was bombed.
ここを中心とする一帯が爆撃された。
A small toolkit can be very handy when you are traveling.
小さな道具セットは旅をする時携帯に便利だ。
This kind of plant grows only in the tropical regions.
この種の植物は熱帯地方にのみ育ちます。
Seven families were burned out by the fire.
その火事で7世帯が焼け出された。
It's a tragedy that rainforests are being destroyed for the sake of profits.
熱帯雨林がお金のために破壊されているのは残念なことだ。
Thousands of hectares of tropical rainforest are being lost everyday.
何千ヘクタールもの熱帯雨林が毎日失われている。
Everybody's business is nobody's business.
連帯責任は無責任。
Can I have a Band-Aid?
バンドエードか包帯、ありますか。
The panic spread through the district in an instant.
たちまちその地域一帯に恐怖が広まった。
The tundra has a harsh climate.
ツンドラ地帯の気候は厳しい。
Tom's cellphone rang.
トムの携帯が鳴った。
Tom and Mary exchange more than 200 text messages every day.
トムとメアリーは毎日200通以上の携帯メールをやり取りしている。
Our country's climate is temperate.
我々のところの気候は温帯性です。
Most accidents, after all, happen around the corner, not in the rainforest.
そもそも事故の大半は熱帯雨林ではなく、身近な場所でおこるのである。
Apply a bandage.
包帯をしなさい。
Periodicals may not be removed from the reading room.
定期雑誌類は閲覧室より帯出禁止。
I'm going to buy a cell phone tomorrow.
明日、携帯買うんだよ。
Check your mobile before you finish work?
仕事終わる前に、携帯見てね?
Come on, tell me your cellphone email address.
ねえ、携帯のメアド教えて。
I need to charge my mobile.
携帯を充電する必要がある。
The tropical rainforests, located in a narrow region near the equator, are disappearing so fast that by the year 2000 eighty percent of them may be gone.