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ガンジー暗殺の日、観光客はピクニックバスケットに興味津々

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★訳1 It Was the day of Gandhi's assassination; それはガンジーの暗殺の日だった。 but on Calvary the sightseers were more interested in the contents of their picnic baskets ゴルゴダの丘(暗殺場所を例えた)で、観光客が彼らのピクニック籠の 中身程に関心が高く無かったものは、 than in the possible significance of the, after all, rather commonplace event they had turned out to witness. 偶然目撃したありふれた事件が結果的に引き起こすかもしれない重大性だ。 ★訳2 In spite of all the astronomers can say, 今日では全ての天文学者が否定するのだが、 Ptolemy was perfectly right: プトレマイオス(地動説の天文学者)は正しかった。 the center of the universe is here, not there. 彼の説とは、宇宙の中心はここでありあちらではないと言うことだ。 ★possible を「考えられる」と訳して良いか 「それよりも重要だと考えられるありふれた事件」と訳すのは間違いだと思います。 possible significanceを ひょっとしたら持つかもしれない「事の重要性」と解釈していないからです

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まず間違えたスペルの単語を載せいたので申し訳ありません。 この文では事の重要性と解釈するのですか。ありがとうございます。

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