英語教師も迷っていたところです。 代名詞thatが24の文末にあるのですが これはchemicals のことをいうのか raw materialsのことをいうのか？ 皆さんの意見お聞きしたいです！

CIothes. 7 (2t can take/more than 20,000 liters of water to pr 有等である kilogram of cotton, / equivalent to/a single T-shirt and a pair of jeans. ! (24)Up to S 生の原材料 8,000 different chemicals are used / toturnraw materials into clothes」/ so we must 処分する方法 O Consider how to dispose lof them. // (25)If we do not do it properly, / these chemicals

2枚目の3行目suggestingは現在分詞というところが上手く消化できません。 自分で英文を読んでいる時も英文3行目のsentenceの後ろにカンマがついててよくわかんないなと思いながら何となくで訳してしまいました。(senteceで1回文が切れて､suggesting... 続きを読む

68 演習 58 (問題→本冊: p.117)) panese は he English-Japanese dictionaries which I have at hand, the word “privacy" he found. It is defined, however, not by an equivalent Japanese noun, but by an eXplanatory sentence, suggesting that the situation which the word describes has not had an important place in the Japanese tradition. 「全文訳】私の手元にある英和辞典には, 「privacy」 という単語が載っている。 しかし ながらその語は対応する日本語の名詞によってではなく, 説明文によって定義され ている。それによって「privacy」という語が表す状態は, 日本の伝統の中で重要な 位置を占めてこなかったことが察せられる。 【解説】第1文のwhich は関係代名詞目的格で haveの目的語になっており, [which hand] までの節は dictionaries を修飾している。次に the word "privacy" (S) is to be found (V· 受)と把握する。この be to~は「見つけられる」 と可能の意味だが, 35

(ii)と(iii)がどうしてこうなるのか分かりません お願いします

b. [1+] Let t(n) be the number of total partitions of n, as defined in Exam- ple 5.2.5. Let g(n) have the same meaning as in Exercise 5.26. Deduce from (a) that g(n) = 2"t(n) for n >1. c. [2+] Give a simple combinatorial proof of (b). 5,37. a. [2+] Let 1=D po(x), pi(x), be a sequence of polynomials (with coeffi- cients in some field K of characteristic O0), with deg pn=n for all nE N. Show that the following four conditions are equivalent: ) Pn(x + y) =DE>o (") Pe(x)pnーk(y), for all n eN. (i) There exists a power series f(u)=aju+azu'+ E K [[u]] such that と P(x)- un expxf(u). (5.110) n! n>0 仮定 NOTE: The hypothesis that deg pPn=nimplies that aj ¥ 0. () E20 Pa(x) = (E>0 Pn(1)). (iv) There exists a linear operator Q on the vector space K[x] of all poly- nomials in x, with the following properties: ●Ox is a nonzero constant ●Qis a shift-invariant operator, i.e., for all aeK,Qcommutes with the shift operator E4 defined by E® p(x)=D p(x +a). ● We have Qpn(x) =D npn-1(x) for all n e P. NOTE: A sequence po, Pi, .. . of polynomials satisfying the above con- ditions is said to be of binomial tvpe. The operator Q is called a delta

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0 The English language is full of words which have changed their meanings 3lightly or even dranmatically over the centuries. Changes of meaning can be of a number of I (of の用法)【nice の意味の変遷) different types. Some words, such as nice, have changed gradually. Emotive words tend 例示1企 今例示2 2(文構造) to change more rapidly by losing some of their force, so that awful, which originally とzthe meant ‘inspiring awe', now means Very bad’ or, in expressions such as awfully good, い 5 simply something like *very. In any case, all connection with ‘awe' has been lost. 2 Some changes of meaning, though, seem to attract more attention than others. (0This is perhaps particularly the case where the people who worry about such things 3 (the case where 】 【文構造】 believe that a distinction is being lost. For example, there is a lot of concern at the moment about the words uninterested and disinterested. In modern English, the positive 10 form interested has two different meanings. The first and older meaning is approximately 今説明 4 las の用法) 'having a personal involvement in', as in otniab neit The second and later, but now much more common, meaning is ‘demonstrating or He is an interested party in the dispute. pd cooig 不説明 1s experiencing curiosity in, enthusiasm for, concern for, as in 和 He is very interested in cricket. (2)It is not a problem that this word has more than one meaning. Confusion never 小理由 seems to occur, largely because the context will normally make it obvious which meaning is intended. In all human languages there are very many words which have more than one meaning- this is a very common and entirely normal (3)state of affairs. Most 20 English speakers, for example, can instantly think of a number of different meanings for the words common and state and affairs which I have just used.

量子力学モデル(quantum mechanical model) とは何か簡単に概要だけでも教えてもらえませんか？ 高校何年生でやるのかだけでも構わないので教えてください🙇‍♂️

The Bohring World of Niels Bohr In 1913WBohr proposed that electrons are arranged in concentric circular paths or orbits around the nucleus. Bohr answered in a novel way why electrons which are attracted to protons, never crash into the nucleus. He proposed that electrons in a particular path have a fixed energy. Thus they do not lose energy and crash into the nucleus. 7カje energy /eve/ of g/) e/ecro7 5 太e 7eg/O7 g7Ounの のe 70C7eus Were た5がeルfo pe. These energy levels are like rungs on a ladder, lower levels have less energy and work. The opposite is also true if an electron loses energy it falls to a lower level. Also an electron can only be found rungs of a ladder. The amount of energy gained or lost by every electron is not always the same. Unlike the rungs of a ladder, the energy levels are not evenly spaced. 4 gug/fg77 O7 ene79y 75 妨e 977Ou7た Oげ ener9y ee0eg ro 77oVe 7 e/ecfron廊O77 745 prese7t _ene/rgy 7eve/ 7O je exf jgカer oe or to make a quantum leap- The Quantum Mechanical Model Like the Bohr model, the ggg74777 776c7g77Co/ 777Oe/ leads to gugn67ze9 energy levels for an electron. However the Quantum Mechanical model does not define the exact path an electron takes around the nucleus. It is concerned with the likelihood of finding an electron in a certain position. This probability can be portrayed as a (oto sale) o @ ら oプ @ Figure 3A Classical Alomic Schematic of Carbon 党 Figure 3B New Atomic Schematic of Carbon 1 nucleus while Gtrostatc equivalents keep Envelopes separale Figure 3C New Atomic Schematic of Oxygen (Electron Envelope above page not shown) blurry cloud of negative charge (electron cloud). The cloud is most dense where the electron is likely to 人M be. ーーーーーー" 午

英語です 1枚目の青ラインマーカーの｢end｣の部分はどういう意味の｢end｣で使われますか？ ｢end｣部分に該当する日本語訳が2枚目の青ラインマーカーです。

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one more week of school before ay was so hot! My clothes stuck all tired out. 1 didnt even fn- ョSo now I have to do it tor of my apartment building old drink would taste. 1 fon and waited. When the opened the gate and 1 5out to take me upstairs old dog came tearing led. “Here I come…"

While Inuit have numerous expressions for ice,they have no equivalent of the Swahili 'mvuki',which loosely means to throw off your clothe... 続きを読む

長くて申し訳ないですがオレンジの線の部分を訳して頂きたいです。何となく意味は分かるのですが、綺麗な訳ができません…

大学入試完全攻略講座② 英語長文問題演習【完成編】3限目 本胃 3限目 8ome economists believe 人 there is no such thing as a bubble because markets are lways rational and efficien6. But history suggests (1)otherwise. In their time. tuhips. canals の腕な トン エailwavs gold, silver, property and share priceshave al bubbled up and then gone "pop"- 移す プー がの / ・/やて Each tme investors convince themselves ee this timeit wi be drerent (②It neyer 1S- 90の オチS/ 4ににででし全ての "The craziest bubble of all time/was tutip mania in the Netherlands in the 1630s, Tuhp 角示 Ms arrived from Turkey became wildly fashionable, and prices soared. At the PP 2/ height ofthe mania, *speculators_paid 5,500 florins (equivalent to more than $50.000 mm (odaye money) fr_s sipgle rre bulb.Chanes Mackax im TP 8 (オイにひ) As > 時な 銀 確な 90人00 umor5.000 Borne by mistake: OHe ndelup in rison、but 人KNV作フ 偽Jeast he had a good laugh a year Jater when prices punged and bulbs became virtuany worthless。

オレンジのotherwiseの内容を答える問題なのですが私の答えは合っていますか？自信がありません…

の $ 人ーー 次の英文を読み、p.18 の問いに答えなざい2 0 e no such thing 48 abubbls because n Some economists believe te there 5 馬ee 1atory suggests (Dotherwise- 1 are always rational and efficient。 But hi 語ave an bu d share mm "= ロ h ld, silver, c tulipsy ganals ょaihwaxs。 5 Properhrn 1ved that this timx d then gone "pop". Each time invetore conyjncg themse st bubble of all tme Wa tulip man1a from Turkey, became +apeculators paid 5.5 5 be different. ()It never is。 The crazie Netherlands in the 16805、Tuhip *bulbs newly arrived fashionable、 and prices soared. At the height of the maniau 0 in todays money) for a single rare florins (equivalent to more than $50.00( Charles Mackay, in his classic 1841 book "Extraordinary Popular Delusions a 10 Madness of Crowds*。 tells how one unfortunate salakawho was rather onions, was sent down to a rich mans kitchen for breakfast, and ate a tuhp b ゃ を ン an am やri 3.000 Horins by mistake、 (He ended up in prison, but at least he had a good 1augh_a year later when prices plunged and bulbs became virtually worthless。 。 Anotherinfaumous example was the South Sea Bubble in 1720. The London-based js South Sea Company came up ( 4a ) an ingenious plan to take over Britain's にーー national debt in return ( 4b ) interest and sole trading rights to the South Seas (South America) and bence。 imiheass access( 4c ) the treasures of the gold and silveraminesin Peru and Mexico