この小さな村は問題に苦しんでいます。例文帳に追加

This small village has been suffering from a problem. - Weblio Email例文集

それでも、ずっとこの村で育ってきて、子どもの頃は、皆から甘やかされ、ほめらてきたまだ年端もいかない少年にとって、無実の罪のために、この小さな村で、村八分の目にあうことは、大変つらいことでした。例文帳に追加

Still, to a boy not quite sixteen, and who had dwelt in one little world all his short life, and in his childhood had been caressed and applauded on all sides, it was a hard trial to have the whole of that little world turn against him for naught.発音を聞く  - Ouida『フランダースの犬』

そのため中津江村はワールドカップのトレーニングキャンプ地として選ばれた中で最も小さな町になった。例文帳に追加

That makes Nakatsue the smallest town chosen as a World Cup training camp.発音を聞く  - 浜島書店 Catch a Wave

きっと、よそに小麦を持っていくことは、村の小さな灰色の教会で行われるミサに行かず、よその教会のミサに行くのとほとんど同じくらいに不信心なことであると村人たちは考えていたに違いありません。例文帳に追加

which would have thought it almost as impious to carry grain elsewhere as to attend any other religious service than the mass that was performed at the altar of the little old gray church,発音を聞く  - Ouida『フランダースの犬』

年をとった元兵士のダースじいさんが生計を立てるための仕事といえば、今や毎日小さな荷車でミルクをアントワープの町まで足を引きずりながら運ぶこと以外ありませんでした。ジェハンじいさんよりは幸運な近所の村人たちのミルクの缶がその荷物でした。例文帳に追加

Now, the old soldier, Jehan Daas, could do nothing for his living but limp about a little with a small cart, with which he carried daily the milk-cans of those happier neighbours who owned cattle away into the town of Antwerp.発音を聞く  - Ouida『フランダースの犬』

1851年（嘉永4年）、薩摩藩主島津斉彬の台湾偵察の密命を受け、若き日の西郷隆盛は、台湾北部基隆から小さな漁村であった宜蘭県蘇澳鎮南方澳に密かに上陸、そこで琉球人を装って暮らした。例文帳に追加

Takamori SAIGO, who was younger, received a secret order to conduct reconnaissance in Taiwan from Saiakira SHIMAZU, the lord of domain of Satsuma, so he landed in a small fishing village, Nampo-o, So-chin, Giran-ken (Nan Fang Ao, Suao Township, Yilan County) from North of Taiwan, Keelung, and he lived there pretending to be Ryukyuan.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

ただし，一般の入国者の場合，外国人登録法（以下「外登法」という。）に基づき，入国の日から90日以内に居住地の市区町村で外国人登録の申請を行うことが義務付けられている（外登法第３条）ため，我が国に入国する外国人の90％以上を占める「短期滞在」の在留資格をもって在留する人の多くは，外国人登録を行うことなく出国してしまうことがほとんどであることから，同在留資格の外国人登録者数に占める割合は小さなものとなっている（平成21年末現在1.5％）。例文帳に追加

In principle, every foreign national who has entered Japan must apply for registration to the mayor or head of the city, town, or village in which his/her residence is located, in accordance with the Alien Registration Act (hereinafter referred to as the “Registration Act”), within 90 days of the date of his/her landing (Article 3 of the Registration Act). However, most foreign nationals who have entered Japan with the status of residence of “Temporary Visitor”, accounting for more than 90% of the total number of foreign entrants, leave Japan without registering. Therefore, the registered number of foreign nationals with the status of residence of “Temporary Visitor” is small,accounting for only 1.5% of the total number of registered foreign nationals as of the end of 2009. As a result, the statistics on the foreign nationals registered in Japan can be considered as the data mainly for foreign nationals who stay in Japan for a relatively long period of time for such purposes as employment, study or cohabitation, living a “settled life” in the local community.発音を聞く  - 特許庁