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Lesson 2 P8.9
How was the Olympic Symbol Created?
① The Olympic rings are a symbol known throughout the world.
全体に
The five interlocking rings represent the unity of five continents.
連結する(組み合わせる) 代表する
まとまり(一体)
大陸
Africa, America, Asia, Europe, and Oceania
オセアニア
② In 1913, Pierre de Coubertin, the father of the modern
ピエール・ド・クーベルタン(人)
Olympic Games, designed the rings,
which were blue, yellow, black, green, and red.
One year later,
現代の
he proposed their use on a white background as the Olympic flag.
提案する(した)
背景
He used the six colors since at least one of them was used
少なくとも
in each of the ratiomal flogs of all the countries participating
参加する(加わる)
in the Olympic Games.
③ The unity symbolized by the Olympic rings and the flag
象徴する(した)
各国間の対立
政治的不安定
was an innovative
革新的な
and tofty idea at the beginning
傲慢な
of the 20th century.
In those days, tensions were increasing, leading to World War I.
緊張
ますます多くなっている一につながる 第一次世界大戦
However, once the war ended,
get together
many athletes from all the five continents got together 集まる
スポーツ選手
大陸
集まった
at the 1920 Olympic Games in Belgium under the new symbol.
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Lesson 2
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In those days, tensions were increasing, [leading to ] World War I.
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However, once the war ended,
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at the 1920 Olympic Games in Belgium under the new symbol.