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The Anderson Museum of Space located in downtown Anderson City has been one of the state's leading tourist attractions since it opened in 1989. Containing over 3000 artifacts - from tools to spacesuits to realistic recreations of spacecraft - ( )( ) related to the history of space exploration, AMOS attracts visitors from all over the world. すみませんが、訳をお願いします。 ( )( )のところには、 who are which is what is that are のどれかが入るのですが、私はwhat isかと思っているのですがあっていますか？
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> The Anderson Museum of Space located in downtown Anderson City has been one of the state's leading tourist attractions since it opened in 1989. Containing over 3000 artifacts - from tools to spacesuits to realistic recreations of spacecraft - ( ) ( ) related to the history of space exploration, AMOS attracts visitors from all over the world. downtown Anderson City にある The Anderson Museum of Space は since it opened in 1989 （1,989年以来） one of the state's leading tourist attractions である。 3000 artifacts -- tools to spacesuits から realistic recreations of spacecraft まで -- を有しており、それらは the history of space exploration であり、AMOS (= The Anderson Museum of Space) は visitors from all over the world を惹きつけている。 Containing over 3000 artifacts - from tools to spacesuits to realistic recreations of spacecraft - ( ) ( ) related to the history of space exploration という部分をよく見ると、真ん中が - ではさまれている。その真ん中の部分を取り除いてみると、 Containing over 3000 artifacts ... ( ) ( ) related to the history of space exploration となる。( ) ( ) related to ... という部分の主語は何か？ over 3000 artifacts の部分。簡単にいうと artifacts が主語。それは単数か複数か？ それを考えるとおのずと答えは分かるのではないでしょうか。
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英文が上手く訳せません； どこで区切ればよいのか分かりません。どなたか訳していただけないでしょうか？部分的にでも構いません。 On the whole they are aids to writing intelligibly, for they are in the main no more than the distillation of successful experiments made by writers of English through the centuries in how best to handle words so as to make a writer's meaning plain. Some it is true, are arbitrary.One or two actually in crease the difficulty of clear expression, but these too should nevertheless be respected, because lapses from what for the time being is regarded as correct irritate the educated reader, and distract his attention, and so make him the less likely to be affected precisely as you wish.
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下記の英文訳について質問します。 (With) the world‘s many habitats and (forms of life interconnected)、it is clear that rapid change to our climate are setting in (motion) a worrying chain of events.Pridiction that over a million species could become extinct (should not seem strange),(given what) we are doing to the climate in particular and to our world in general. この前の文章は、たくさんの種（species)が、消えておりそらは、大きな影響がある。というような内容です。 特にわからないのは（ ）の訳し方です。（ ）以外の訳は、「世界の多くの生息地そして（ ）、急速に私たちの懸念すべき出来事の連鎖が変化しているのは確かである。１００万以上の生物の種類が絶滅するかもしれないといっている専門家（ ）（ ）、気候に対して私たちが特にしていることと、世界が一般的にしていること・・・」というような内容が書いてあると思っているのですが、（ ）の中の訳し方がわかりません。教えてください。
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one of the first rules as t how to read a book is to know what sort of book it is. That means knowing what intention the author had and what sort of thing you can expect to find in his work 本の読み方でまず身につけるべきことの１つは、それがどんな類の本なのかを知ることである。つまり、筆者がどんな意図をもっていたのか、その本を読めばどんなことがわかると思えるのかということを知ることである what sort of book it isのit isはなんのためでしょうか？必要ありますか？ 又、That meansからの訳がさっぽりわかりません。 解説していだだけないでしょうか？
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英文の訳が分かりません。 in representing the coffee-house these literary materials , more than anything else, established and confirmed the place of coffee in modern urban life. It is in the nature of satire to exaggerate what it describes, to heighten foolishness and vice, and to portray its material in the most colourful language. The coffee-house satires can nevertheless be considered not only as works of literature but also as historical evidence: these low and crude satires are not a simple criticism of coffee-house life, but part of their conversation, one voice in the ongoing discussion of the social life of the city. この英文をできれば全訳していただけると嬉しいです。
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The fact that our taste is culturally determined is something of which we have to be aware, and this crops up throughout this book. Here, though, it is important to think about the social dimension of taste as having more to do with art as a process of social exclusion--we are meant to feel intimidated if we don't know who the artist is, or worse still if we don't feel emotionally moved through the 'exquisiteness' of the work. We have all read or heard the unmistakable utterances of these connoisseurs. But luckily their world does not belong to art history. この英文の二番目のセンテンスのas～asの個所がよくわからないのですが、 as～as・・・で、「・・・のように～」もしくは「・・・と同様～」と意味をとるのでしょうか？ a process of social exclusion 社会的な排斥の過程？ having more to do with art 芸術を用いてもっとすることを持つ? この二つをつなげて it is important to think about the social dimension of taste as having more to do with art as a process of social exclusionを訳すと "社会的な排斥の過程（工程？）と同様に芸術を用いてもっとすることを持っている観賞力の社会的重要性について考えることは重要である"、ですか？ 意味が掴めない感じです。 また、 we are meant to feel intimidated if we don't know who the artist is, or worse still if we don't feel emotionally moved through the 'exquisiteness' of the work.について "私たちはもしその芸術家が誰なのか知らなかったり、さらにもっと悪いことにその作品の洗練されたものを通して情緒的に駆り立てられないならばぞっとすることになっている" と訳したのですが are meant to feel intimidated はbe meant to doで、～することになっている、ですか？ ぞっとすることになっている、という訳がしっくりこない感じなのですが。 以下は前文になります。 Another aspect of connoisseurship is its relationship to our understanding of taste. A connoisseur's taste in relation to art is considered to be refined and discriminating. Our concept of taste in relation to art is quite complicated, and inevitably it is bound up in our ideas about social class. Let me take a little time to explore this more fully. I have already discussed the practice of art appreciation--art available for all and seen and enjoyed by all. By contrast, connoisseurship imposes a kind of hierarchy of taste. The meaning of taste here is a combination of two definitions of the word: our faculty of making discerning judgements in aesthetic matters, and our sense of what is proper and socially acceptable. But by these definitions taste is both culturally and socially determined , so that what is considered aesthetically 'good' and socially 'acceptable' differs from one culture or society to another. 『ART HISTORY--Connoisseurship』:Dana Arnold
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早急に訳がしりたいです。 どうかご協力おねがいします。 And life more abundantly lived is what we seek. So, even at the same time as we yearn for place, we also yearn for the pro blematic. Explorers, sportspersons, gamblers, children playing hide-and-seek, teenage boys choosing up sides for a game of baseball, spectators cheering in a stadium － we all, in fact, seek out or create problematic situations of greater or lesser intensity. Such situations give us a sense of heightened energy, a storonger sense of life. And fiction, too, gives us that heightened awareness of life, with all the fresh opportunity to release the rich and emotional charge －tears, laughter, tenderness, sympathy, hate, love, and irory －that is stored up in us and can make us feel bored with the accustomed. Furthermore, the heightened awareness can be more fully enjoyed in fiction, because what in actuality would be the threat of the problematic is here restricted to more imagination, and because some kind of resolution of the problem is promised. The story promises us a resolution, and we wait in suspense to learn how h things will come out. We are in suspense, not only about what will happen, but even more about what the event will mean. We are in suspense about the story we are reading because we are in suspense abouy another story far closer and more important to us-the story of our own lives as we live them. 長々とすみませんが 翻訳にまかせてもうまく訳せません。 皆さんのお力をかしてください。
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