真虎の英語

また家康本陣を守備していた藤堂高虎の一代記である高山公実録にも「御旗本大崩れ」と記され、藤堂勢は一応の応戦はしたものの、真田隊の勢いの前では効果無く、ほどなく家康は本陣を捨ててしまい、高虎自身も、家康の安危を確認できなかったと振り返っている。例文帳に追加

Also in Kozankojiroku, a biography of Takatora TODO, who guarded the Ieyasu headquaters, there is a description of "a great collapse of hatamoto (direct retainers of the shogun)" and Takatora, reviewing the battle, says in the biography that his troop fought back more or less, but was overwhelmed by the Sanada troop, and Takatora himself could not confirm the safety of Ieyasu, who abandoned the headquarters shortly afterward.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

「真田は味方の諸軍乱走るも機を屈せず、魚鱗に連なりて駆け破り、虎韜に別れては追い靡き、蜘蛛手十文字に掛け破らんと、馬の鼻を双べて駆け入り、其の速かなるは疾雷の耳を掩ふに及ばざるが如し。」例文帳に追加

Sanada was brave and his horse run like thunder so that people had to cover their ears.'発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

1856年5月6日、武蔵国江戸虎門（現・東京都港区(東京都)）に美作国美作勝山藩（現・岡山県真庭市）の藩武士鳩山博房（江戸留守居役）の4男として生まれる。例文帳に追加

On May 6, 1856, he was born in Toranomon, Edo, Musashi Province (present day Minato-ku, Tokyo (Tokyo)), as the fourth son of Hirofusa HATOYAMA, a feudal retainer of Mimasaka-Katsuyama Domain Mimasaka Province (present day Maniwa City, Okayama Prefecture), who was in charge of edo rusuiyaku (a person representing the lord during his absence from Edo).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

これは加藤清正の虎退治の古事にちなんだものと言われる（他に指文字「か」＋植物の藤を表す手話単語を用いる場合や、タレントの加藤茶にちなんでつけ髭を指で真似る手話単語など）。例文帳に追加

That sign is said to have to do with the fable of Kiyomasa KATO subjugating a tiger (there are other ways to say it including a sign for 'Ka' of the finger alphabet used with a sign to show 'to' [Japanese wisteria], a plant, and a sign imitating a mustache with one finger, which has to do with Cha KATO.)発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

大谷派は、「善法院」の場所を「親鸞ヶ原」と呼ばれるようになった地に建立された法泉寺の跡地（現、京都市立京都御池中学校〈虎石町〉）付近と推定して、「見真大師遷化之旧跡」の石碑を建立する。例文帳に追加

The Otani Sect supposed the location of "Zenpo-in" to be at the ruins of Hosen-ji Temple, built in a place that had come to be called "Shinrangahara" (present-day Kyoto Municipal Kyoto Oike Middle School - Toraishi-cho), and erected a stone monument with the words "The Place Where Kenshin Daishi Passed On."発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

親友で枢密院議長だった一木喜徳郎をはじめ、政官界などからは、文部大臣、貴族院、学士会、ドイツ総領事館（大阪・神戸）、水野錬太郎、竹越与三郎、石原莞爾らが、教育会からは、早稲田大学総長中野登美雄、同志社大学総長牧野虎次、関西学院大学長神崎模一、関西大学長竹田省、京都帝国大学法学部長渡辺宗太郎、財界からは、大同生命保険社長広岡久右衛門、日本郵船社長寺井久信、大阪商船社長岡田永太郎、朝日新聞社取締役会長村山長拳、毎日新聞社長高石真五郎、読売新聞社長正力松太郎、京都新聞社長後川晴之助、住友財閥の住友吉左衛門らが告別式に参列している。例文帳に追加

Kitokuro ICHIKI, who was his intimate friend and chairman of the Privy Council, and other following figures participated in the memorial service: from the political circles and the official circles; Ministry of Education, House of Peers, Gakushikai (academia), German Consular Offices (Osaka and Kobe), Rentaro MIZUNO, Yosaburo TAKEGOSHI, Kanji ISHIHARA among others, from the educational circle; President of Waseda University Tomio NAKANO, President of Doshisha University Toraji MAKINO,President of Kwansai Gakuin University Kiichi KANZAKI, President of Kansai University Sho Takeda, Dean of Faculty of Law, Kyoto Imperial University Sotaro WATANABE, and from the business circle; President of Daido Life Insurance Company Kyuemon HIROOKA, President of Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK Line) Hisanobu TERAI, President of Osaka Shosen Kaisha (OSK Line) Eitaro OKADA, Board Chairperson of The Asahi Shinbun Company Choken Murayama, President of Mainichi Shinbun Shingoro TAKAISHI, President of the Yomiuri Shinbun Matsutaro SHORIKI, President of the Kyoto Shinbun Harunosuke USHIROGAWA, Sumitomo Zaibatsu (financial combine) Kichizaemon SUMITOMO, and others.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス