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In large areas of the eastern United States, trees are dying. Not just one tree here and there, but whole forests. 木々は死にかけている。 一本もない、森全体以外。 2つの目の文章が矛盾した訳になりました。 自分は何か勘違いしているようです。 指摘お願いします。
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こんばんは。 アメリカ東部の広範な地域で、木々が死に掛けている。 あちらやこちらの１本ではなく、森林全部なのだ。 Not Ａ but Ｂ （ＡではなくＢだ） という形（基本です！）を知っていれば、正しく訳せます。 ご参考になりましたら。
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ぱっと見ですが、 2つ目の文章の訳し方が変です。 「死にかけているのは、あちこちのたった一本の木でなく、森全体です。」 と言っていると思います。 ”trees are dying”の様子を表現しています。
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