植喜の英語

藤植検校（喜古一）例文帳に追加

Kengyo Fujiue (Kikoichi)発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

喜兵衛らが自ら植えた松を切り取ったところに里右衛門と久助が通りかかり、咎めたところ、喜兵衛は自分が植えた松であるといい、里右衛門に従わなかった。例文帳に追加

After Kihei cut the pine tree that he himself had planted, Riuemon and Kyusuke happened to came to the site and blamed the conduct, but Kihei rejected Riuemon's accusation saying that he himself had planted it.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

人の生活空間で植物を栽培し、身近な場所での栽培の愉しみや収穫の喜びを得るばかりでなく、室内インテリアとして心を癒してくれる自動制御型室内栽培装置を提供する。例文帳に追加

To provide an automatic controlling indoor plant growing apparatus capable of not only providing a user with the pleasure of cultivation and harvest in a familiar place but also healing the user's mind as an interior object by cultivating plants in the user's living space. - 特許庁

正徳5年6月6日(旧暦)（1715年）、西久米村の百姓･喜兵衛、その長男･惣右衛門、次男･三之允が田の草をとっての帰りがけに、かつて植えておいた小松1本を切り取り、田の畦修理のために持ち帰ろうとした。例文帳に追加

In returning home after having weeded in their farm field in the Nishi-Kume-mura village on June 6 (in the old calendar) in 1715, Kihei, a farmer in the village, Soemon, his eldest son, and Sannojo, his second eldest son cut a pine tree that they had planted, and tried to bring the tree back for repairing ridges between rice fields.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

この人、東寺の門に雨宿りせられたりけるに、かたは者どもの集まりゐたるが、手も足もねぢゆがみ、うちかへりて、いづくも不具に異様なるを見て、とりどりにたぐひなき曲者なり、もつとも愛するに足れりと思ひて、まもり給ひけるほどに、やがてその興つきて、見にくく、いぶせく覚えければ、ただすなほに珍しからぬ物にはしかずと思ひて、帰りて後、この間、植木を好みて、異様に曲折あるを求めて目を喜ばしめつるは、かのかたはを愛するなりけりと、興なく覚えければ、鉢に植ゑられける木ども、皆掘り捨てられにけり。例文帳に追加

This is same man (Suketomo Kyo), who was once taking shelter from the rain in the gate of To-ji Temple, where there were gathered together many cripples with twisted arms and distorted legs bent backwards. Noting their various peculiar deformities he thought, 'These are all very strange freaks, and are certainly well worth preserving.' But, when he looked at them more closely, he soon lost all pleasure in them and, regarding them as ugly and vile, thought, 'Surely there can be nothing better than the unusual upright form.' So on his return home, his well-loved little trees, which he had collected and carefully trained into queer shapes to make his eyes glad, from that time forth no longer gave him any pleasure; for he felt that to love them was like loving those cripples. Accordingly, he dug up and threw away all his dwarf trees that he had cultivated in little pots.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス