「Miscellaneous Notes」を含む例文一覧(9)

  • provides miscellaneous notes.
    その他の注意点を書く。 - JM
  • the act of taking written notes on miscellaneous matters
    雑多なことを書き記すこと - EDR日英対訳辞書
  • miscellaneous notes
    主題を特定せずさまざまな事を書いた文章 - EDR日英対訳辞書
  • There are many volumes without titles (cover title), but most of the diary written while he held an important position in the Imperial court have titles such as 'Miscellaneous notes' and 'Fool's notes,' and after he became a priest he often used the title of 'Katto' (miscellaneous notes of priest word).
    表題（外題）がつけられていない巻も多いが、朝廷の要職にあった時期は多くが「雑記」「愚記」、出家後は「活套」と記すことが多くなっている。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • The following is a list of population figures for demographic elements not covered by the census, but recorded in a several miscellaneous notes.
    以下複数の雑記に記録されている計外人口を列挙する。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • Among the successive lords of the domain, the seventh lord, Nobutsuna KUTSUKI, and the eighth lord, Masatsuna KUTSUKI, were known as men of letters, and the former who wrote "Gidokugo" (miscellaneous notes) established the foundation for a domain school.
    歴代藩主の中でも第7代藩主・朽木舖綱と第8代藩主・朽木昌綱は文人として知られ、前者は『擬独語』を著わし、藩校創設の基礎を築き上げた。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • The roots of the Abe clan have not been clarified, but according to the family tradition that the Abe clan passed down in the "Hiraizumi Zakki" (Miscellaneous notes on Hiraizumi), their earliest ancestor was Abihiko, the older brother of Nagasunehiko, the king of the Kinai region (provinces surrounding Kyoto and Nara) who had been killed by Emperor Jinmu, and the Abe clan originated when Abihiko fled to Tsugaru.
    そのルーツは明らかでなく、『平泉雑記』が伝える安倍氏自身の家伝によれば、神武天皇に殺された畿内の王長脛彦の兄安日彦をその始祖とし、安日彦の津軽亡命をもって安倍氏の発祥としている。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • According to the notes and additional remarks of No. 1219, "Gosen Wakashu (the second of the Imperial anthologies of classical Waka poetry) Vol. 17, Miscellaneous 3," she was a 'famous, tasteful woman' who lived in Shirakawa in Tsukushi Province; when FUJIWARA no Okinari, a senior assistant governor-general of Government Headquarters in Kyushu, asked her to fetch water, she is to be said to have composed a poem which reads, 'Time has passed and my once black hair has turned white, and I have fallen so low that now I have to fetch water from the Shirakawa River myself.'
    『後撰和歌集・巻第十七・雑三』、1219番の詞書と付記によれば、筑紫国の白河という所に住んでいた「名高く、事好む女」で、大宰大弐・藤原興範に水を汲むよう乞われると、「年ふればわが黒髪も白河の　みづはくむまで老いにけるかも」と詠んだという。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • In a several miscellaneous notes, populations of samurai residing in Edo were irrationally estimated as large as over 0.2 billion (236,987,950 in 1732 ["Getudo Kenmon shu"], 236,085,950 in 1735 ["Hannichi Kanwa"] and 236,580,390 in 1743 and 1815 ["Kasshi yawa"]), whereas "Tsuchiya Hikki" describes a realistic figure of 600,973 (years unknown).
    いくつかの雑記は江戸在中の武士の人口として2億人を超える荒唐無稽な数値（享保十七年四月（1732年）2億3698万7950人（『月堂見聞集』）、享保二十年（1735年）：2億3608万5950人（『半日閑話』）、寛政三年（1743年）及び文化十二年（1815年）：2億3658万0390人（『甲子夜話』））を記載しているが、唯一『土屋筆記』は御屋敷方の人口として70万0973人（年次不明）という比較的現実的な人口を伝えている。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

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