青の下線の訳がわかりません 答えは他の多くの言語だったのですが、多くの他の言語でもいいですか？ なぜ答えは前から訳していないのですか？

次の英文を読み 下の設問に答えなさい. From the sixteenth century, English began itsjOurney around the world as a result o胃:colonialism and trade。 DInteracting with many=other_languages 殺 ir progressed lish has continued to add words at an amazing speed: currently somewhere between 8,500 and 25,000 words per year. As a result, by 2010, > English was estimated to include up to_one million words, most of which were borrowed from other languages. PS

至急です！！！ to continue for a particular length of time この英文が表している英単語はなんですか？ 分からないので教えてください!!お願いしますm(_ _)m

to continue for a particular length of time この英文が表している英単語はなんですか？ 分からないので教えてください!!お願いしますm(_ _)m

‼️‼️至急‼️‼️ 採点お願いします🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️🙇‍♀️ 最初に回答してくれた方に、ベストアンサーを差し上げます！

Kathrine entered Syracuse University in 1966. She hoped to continue running, but he university didnt hhave a women's running team。 Kathrne went to see Armie Briggs.the men's cross-COUntry running team coach,and she asked if she could join the team. Her reduest surprised him, but he was impressed by①her determination。 So he allowed her 1o run with the men, Amie ran in the Boston Marathon fteen tmes。 Kathne heard his stores and became eageto run in herself。 But there was ② one malor problem: only male runners were allowed, At that ime,/peoPle thoughW| women weren't stong enough to run a full marathon. ⑧ Amie and Kathine contnued their hard training_unti_they were sure_she could run 26.2 miees./ When Kathrine applied to run in the 1967 race。 she wrote her name as "K. V. Swizer" She was accepted a5 a runner along with Arnie and her fiend Tom. ② Quesione う) Whet nnNersty dd she enier She ctere Syracuse riversity. が 2 Wty dd she go lo see Ame Bggs? 。 BeeAwse she hopew +。 coutince roni4・ 0 was Arie surprised?. Beewse she ask him Ts join The ea: H 5 dd Amie jn the Boston Maratton? 。 0

私が電話をした時、マキは5時間英語を勉強し続けていた。 英訳してください！！

教科書 perspective2 ｢lesson2 『Part2』｣ 和訳教えてください。

Lesson 2 The Mission ofthe Olympics Pam3 What do you know about the history ofthe Olympics? "The Brst apcient Olympic Games date backto 776 B.C。 The ancient Olympic Games were held every four yeare as they are no "The Games were originally a onerday event but in 684 BLC. they were tended to three days。 In the 5th century BC。 the Games were extended again and became a 5verday event。 The Games included running boxing the long jump, the shot ut。 the javelin throw and other events。 "The sncient Olympics continued for nearly 12 enturies。 untilthe Roman Empire conguered Greece It took another 1.500 years before the Olympic Games rose again。 A man named Pierre de Coubertin a baron of France, dedicated himaelfto the promotion ofeducational reform for his country First。 he isited and obaerved some public achools in England. He was fascinared by the phyeaical edveation there and he came to behieve thatthe power fsporte could create a peaceful socicty: He began to think no only ofthe people in his rm cuntry but also ofall the people in the world. In 1894, the young baron proposed the idea ofreviwing the Olympics at a meeting of the Union of Sporte Athletics in Paris。 He wanted to make the Games an international athletic eompetition to be The Internaticnal Olympic Committee。 oe rlein the modern Olympic Game

・Mary is in her late twenties,twenty-eight to be exact. ・If something exist,it is present and continues to live. どちら片方だけでもいいので日本語訳お願いします。

教えてください！！

ーー st ichthyosaur Skull Mary Anning found 加 Have you ever heard the tongue twister “She sells seashells by the seashore'? “She' is said to be Mary Anning, a British fossil hunter. Coastal cliffS near Marys home in southern England were rich in ammonites an other fossils、 In her childhood, Mary contributed to her family's finances by selling these fossils to visitors. 加 in isn Mary's brother found the fossilized head of a large animal. It was 1.2 meters long and resembled the head of a crocodile. Twelve-yearold Mary continued to look for the rest of the crocodile-like creature. A year later she caused a sensation by digging out the remaining parts of a 5.5meter-long reptile, which was Jater identified as an ichthyosaur. Even though parts of this reptile had been discovered previously,、 Mary's find was the first complete fossil to be assembled. 旭 Fossil hunting in 19thcentury Britain was popular among uppercclass men, so it Was astonishing that Mary a gr from a poor, working-class family, discovered the precious fossil. Mary's passion for fossils lasted all her Ife. As her scientific knowledge greW, she made several more important finds, which helped to build our pictere of jife on the earth.

英語にしていただけませんか、、、

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made wereのところどういう訳ですか？ また、どういう文法ですか？

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