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１。とは言えイギリスで、やっとインド料理のレストランができたのは、たった1953年という最近の話である。 しかし、ようやくイギリスで最初のインド料理店の開店に漕ぎつけるには、延々1953年まで待たければならなかった。 ２。ジェイン・プライヤー博士は、食事に対するイギリス人の態度は、憂慮に値するといった。
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- Nakay702
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「補足コメント」を拝見しました。 ＞Dr Jane Pryer is worryingならば分かりますが、 ＞the British attitude to diet is worrying.でも、そう訳しますか？ ⇒はい、そう訳せます。 ＞is worryingの主語はthe British attitude to diet になりませんか？ ⇒確かに、is worryingの主語はthe British attitude to dietです。 worryingは形容詞で、「面倒な、厄介な、悩ませる、心配させる」という意味ですから、この部分を直訳すれば、「英国人のダイエットに対する態度が（人を）心配させる／心配になる／心配される／気になる」といった感じになります。
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- princelilac
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1953年になってやっと ※「オープンが遅かった」という気持ちが伝わるように訳します。 「困ったもんだ」「心配だ」 ※ attitude が主語の形をとっていますが、Dr Jane Pryer の気持ちを言っています。
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- Nakay702
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以下のとおりお答えします。 ＞Even though the first Indian restaurant in Britain only opened as late as 1953. ⇒「英国で最初のインド料理店は1953年という遅い時期になってやっと／ようやく／はじめてオープンしたのですが」。 ＞特にonlyとas late asは何と訳しますか？ ⇒only「やっと、ようやく」、as late as ～「～という遅い時期になって」のように訳せばいいと思います。 ＞Dr Jane Pryer commented that the British attitude to diet is worrying. ⇒「ジェーン・プレィヤー博士は、英国人のダイエット（食事／節食）に対する態度が心配だとコメントした」。 ＞特に自動詞としてのworryを何と訳しますか？ ⇒worryは「心配する」ですから、is worryingは「心配している／心配される（こと）である」のように訳せばいいと思います。
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Dr Jane Pryer is worryingならば分かりますが、 the British attitude to diet is worrying.でも、そう訳しますか？ is worryingの主語はthe British attitude to diet になりませんか？
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