居間空間の英語

多層の集合住宅において、各住戸が、居間等の主要必要部分のみに、天井高の高い空間を確保しつつ、無駄な余剰空間を最小限に押さえることができ、且つ集合住宅にとって最も重要な、各階上下の整合性を持ち合わせた、住戸の組み合わせの方法。例文帳に追加

To provide a combination method for dwelling units that can minimize a useless excess space while securing a space with a high ceiling height only at a main necessary part such as a living room in each dwelling unit in a multistory multiple dwelling house and combining the upper and lower conformity of the respective floors which is most important to the multiple dwelling house. - 特許庁

地面とほぼ同じ高さで、生活空間である廊下・居間・寝室といったようなその他の部屋よりも一段低くなっており、屋外と連絡するための・人が出入りする、大きく開く扉ないし引き戸が必ず設けられている。例文帳に追加

It is placed nearly at ground level and lower than the other rooms constituting living space, such as corridors, living room and bedrooms, and wide doors or sliding doors are always built to allow people to come and go between the inside and outside of the house.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

居間を含む部屋の床面に複数の引出ユニットを並べて設置することで、大きい収納空間を構成すると共に上部にステージを構成する。例文帳に追加

To constitute a large storage space and constitute a stage in an upper part, by juxtaposing a plurality of drawer units on a floor surface of a room including a living room. - 特許庁

居間などの室内空間にいて、建物に敷設された配管の流水音が気にならない騒音レベルを達成できる遮音カバーと、該遮音カバー付配管体を提供する。例文帳に追加

To provide a sound insulation cover capable of achieving such a sound level that a person become anxious about flowing water noise in a pipe laid in a building when the person is present in an indoor space such as a living room, and a pipe body with the sound insulation cover. - 特許庁

そのほか、武家住宅の実態は今日でも十分解明されているとはいい難いが、およそは一棟あるいは棟続きの家屋の中に武士の詰所である遠侍や表座敷としての寝殿、対面所、客間として出居、公文所、居間などの諸室を配して周囲には堅固な塀や堀をめぐらすほか、小規模な家屋に対座して庭空間も寝殿造に比して小面積で、中門や車寄せの前庭が寝殿造の広庭にとってかわり、内庭が分化して鑑賞本位になっているとみられ、この基本構成は室町まで踏襲されている。例文帳に追加

Additionally, although the details of samurai residences are still not clear to this day, a typical residence consisted of the following up until the Muromachi period: In one building or a building with annexes, various rooms, such as a tosaburai (tosamurai), where samurai gathered, a shinden and taimen-jo (meeting place), where the samurai spent their days, Dei (Idei) as a guest room, Kumonjo (Office of Administration) and a living room, were placed with strong walls and moats surrounding the buildings, and the garden are was also smaller in comparison with Shinden-zukuri style, matching the smaller-sized buildings, and a front garden with a Chumon gate and entranceway was placed instead of the large garden typical of Shinden-zukuri style, and inside courtyard was divided into smaller sections mainly for viewing.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス