Hold Everything!とは 意味・読み方・使い方

I went to turn loose my hold on everything,発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

自分がぎゅっと握り締めていたものすべてを放したいの。 - O Henry『最後の一枚の葉』

I'm doing everything I can to hold them off, but honestly例文帳に追加

fbiを介入させないよう 出来る限り手は尽くしてるが 正直言って - 映画・海外ドラマ英語字幕翻訳辞書

I'm doing everything I can to hold them off, but honestly例文帳に追加

FBIを介入させないよう 出来る限り手は尽くしてるが 正直言って - 映画・海外ドラマ英語字幕翻訳辞書

It is also said 'it is better to refrain from everything and if you get sick, it hangs on, but it is good to hold butsuji' on the day.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

「何事も遠慮する日、病めば長引く、仏事はよろしい」ともいわれる。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

In the Muromachi period, - Kimitsugu (Saburozaemon) OKUSA (a master of kitchen-knife (cooker) of Shijo School) who had served the Shogun family of Ashikaga clan established 'Okusa School,' - also, Hatakeyama School started from the Hatakeyama family (detailes unknown), - the origin of Hatakeyama School and everything from its preparation to manners including the recipe, kitchen-knife method, and table manners were transferred to the Shogun's retainer, Jiro SHINJI Saemon no jo (third-ranked officer of the Left Division of Outer Palace Guards) who was to establish the Shinji School, and - branches of Shijo School started to take hold in the cuisine not only in Court noble society but also in Bushi society.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

室町時代には足利氏征夷大将軍家に仕えた四条流の庖丁人（料理人）・大草公次（三郎左衛門）が「大草流」起こす、畠山氏（詳細不明）から畠山流も起こる、その畠山流の由来、その仕立て方、庖丁式、食事作法など膳部一切を旗本進士次郎左衛門尉へ伝え進士流が起こる、公家社会のみならず武家社会における料理においても、四条流の分派が浸透しはじめた。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

In countries of more advanced civilization and of a more insurrectionary spirit, the public, accustomed to expect everything to be done for them by the State, or at least to do nothing for themselves without asking from the State not only leave to do it, but even how it is to be done, naturally hold the State responsible for all evil which befals them, and when the evil exceeds their amount of patience, they rise against the government and make what is called a revolution;発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

もっと文明が発展し反抗精神も旺盛な国では、公衆は国家が自分たちのために万事をやってくれると期待するのに慣れ、あるいは少なくとも、国家から許可を得るばかりかやり方まで教えてもわないと自分のためになにもしないことに慣れているのですが、当然ながら自分たちに降りかかる災厄すべては国家に責任があると考え、災厄が我慢の限界を越えると、政府に反抗して、いわゆる革命を起すのです。 - John Stuart Mill『自由について』