幟持の英語

旱魃の年には岳郷によって「嶽の神様幟がお好き、幟持てこい、雨降らせ」と唱和して雨乞いの登山が行われた。例文帳に追加

In a year of drought, the people in the mountain community climbed up the mountain prayed for rain by chanting "The god of the mountain likes flags. Let's bring flags to the god to ask for rain."発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

確実に支持棒への幟の巻き上がりや巻き付きを防止又は減少させることができる幟補強部材を提供する。例文帳に追加

To provide a banner reinforcing member surely preventing or reducing winding of of a banner onto or around a support bar. - 特許庁

幟旗などを掲吊する横長の支持杆２の基端部に、縦長の固定具３が固定され、固定具３には、締結帯４が装着されている幟旗等の掲吊具１。例文帳に追加

A suspension 1 is so constituted that a vertically long fixing tool 3 is fixed to the base part of a horizontally long support rod 2 on which the banner or the like is suspended, and has a binding band 4 attached thereto. - 特許庁

既成の柱、軒先の横桁などに、簡単に取付けることが出来て、幟旗などが風に煽られても、支持杆に絡み着かない、幟旗等の掲吊具を提供する。例文帳に追加

To provide a hanging device for a banner or the like which is easily attached to an existing pole and a crossbeam under eaves, and which does not twist around a support rod even if the banner is fanned by the wind. - 特許庁

備の証である大旗（幟、軍旗）とそれを率いる士大将の旗印、大馬印を持つ旗持足軽と馬印持足軽を旗奉行（侍）が率いる。例文帳に追加

Hata bugyo (a samurai) led the hatamochi ashigaru (banner-bearing foot soldiers) and umajirushimochi ashigaru (foot soldiers bearing umajirushi (the commander's battle standard)), who carried the ohata (large flag) (nobori (flag), gunki (war banner)) which was the proof of the sonae, the hatajirushi (flag emblem) of the samurai daisho (samurai general) leading the sonae, and the oumajirushi (large battle standard of the commander).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

広告・宣伝用卓上幟旗に支持棒の挿通孔の形成が容易にでき、挿通孔に支持棒を挿通する作業が容易で、表裏面に印刷ができる。例文帳に追加

To provide a desk banner for propaganda and advertisement which is easily formable with slots for supporting rods, facilitates the work to insert the supporting rods into the slots and is printable on its front and rear surfaces. - 特許庁

明治6年(1873年)1月1日の改暦後、旧暦時代の日付をそのまま新暦に持ち込んで行事をしようとすると、前述のとおり絶対に1ヶ月程度ずれるので、鯉幟や七夕のように季節感の合わないものが出てきた。例文帳に追加

After the calendar reform of January 1, 1873, people tried to perform events on the same dates as the old calendar, but there were cases in which some events were found unseasonable due to the occurrence of the unavoidable one month difference, as stated above, like Koi-nobori (carp rising, or Boy's Day) and Tanabata (the Star Festival).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス