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But few have been as popular or lasted as long as the T-shirt and tuxedo. Both of these well-known American garments share a history of French influence and American boldness. って文章なんですが、 一行目の文の構造が全くわからないんです(´ヘ｀；) But few で「ほんのわずかの」って意味があるみたいなので、やってみようとしましたが、ほんのわずかのなんなんだ・・・って感じで・・・ 「ほんのわずかのものは、人気でありつづけた、すなわちTシャツやタキシードのように長く・・・」 ってかんじにしてみましたが、イマイチぴんとこないやくです・・ たすけてください
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しかし、Ｔシャツやタキシードのように、人気があり、流行であり続けるものはごくわずかである。（ほとんどない） 結構、意訳ですけれど。
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- mota_miho
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文の構造ですが、 few have （been as popular） or （lasted as long） as the T-shirt and tuxedo ということではないでしょうか？？ lasted は last（ここでは自動詞）の過去分詞です。
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fewは「ほとんど～ない」で考えてみては？ しかし、T-shirtやtuxedoのように長い間ヒットし続けた（人気がありつづけた）ものはほとんどない。てな感じに。
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