「Hunger」に関連した英語例文の一覧と使い方(10ページ目) - Weblio英語例文検索

What this represents is the difference between, say, giving one fish or giving a fishing rod to someone starving in the context of a recession. If you give him one fish, his hunger can indeed be quenched a little by him eating it. If you think about it a little more, however, you see that it is better to give him a fishing rod and teach him how to fish. That way, he can fish again and again in the sea or river and eat the fish he catches each time. 例文帳に追加

これは、不景気で、お腹の減った人がいるときに、魚を一匹与えるのか、釣竿を与えるかという違いなのです。魚を一匹与えれば、確かに魚を一匹食べれば空腹が少しはおさまります。しかし、もう少し知恵を働かせれば、魚一匹やるよりも、釣竿を一本やって魚を釣る方法を教えてあげたほうがいいのです。そうしたら、また海でも川でも魚を釣り、そのたびに食べられます。 - 金融庁

There is a description that in the end of the battle at the Kanazawa barrier the Yoshiie army which surrounded it remembered the dreadful defeat at Numanosaku in the previous year, which was written as 'Suffering from big snow, the Imperial army lost advantages for fighting and many soldiers died of coldness and hunger, or ate horse meat,' wrote a letter and sent anything which could be changed to traveling cost for their wives and children who remained at kokufu (provincial office, i.e., the Taga castle) to be able to go back to Kyoto after their death. 例文帳に追加

金沢の柵での戦いの終盤で冬になり、柵を包囲する義家軍も「大雪に遭い、官軍、戦うに利をうしない、軍兵多くは寒さに死し飢えて死す、或いは馬肉を切りて食し・・・」（康富記）という、前年の沼柵での悲惨な敗北を思い出し、自分が死んだあと、国府（多賀城）に残る妻子が、なんとか京へ帰れるようにと、手紙を書き、旅賃に変えられそうなものを送り届けるシーンがある。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス