hand-basketsとは 意味・読み方・使い方

In those days, most of monouri cruised streets for selling goods by carrying tools and foods not on a large cart but in a pair of boxes, bamboo sieves, baskets, or tubs on both sides of a pole, which was the origin of their nickname 'botefuri' ('bo' is a pole, 'te' is a hand, and 'furi' is to swing), and some of monouri sold goods by carrying tools and goods in a box on a shoulder.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

当時は大八車（リヤカー）ではなく主に道具や商品や食材の入った箱や笊（ざる）、籠（かご）や桶（おけ）などを両天秤にして天秤棒を担いで売り歩いたので棒手振と呼ばれていたが、道具や品物の入った箱を片方の肩で担いで売り歩く者もいた。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Those who returned from okage mairi spread the latest fashions (e.g., the newest patterns of textile fabrics in Kyoto and Matsuzaka), farming tools (e.g., new varieties of crops were introduced, and winnowers to separate the chaff by means of a current of air created with a hand operated windmill was spread to replace winnowing baskets), and music and performing arts (music and dance originating from Ise Dance were spread around the country) across the country by actual products, word of mouth, and notes of a journey.発音を聞く 例文帳に追加

お蔭参りから帰ってきた者によって、最新のファッション（例：京都や松坂の最新の織物の柄）や農具（例：新しい品種の農作物がもたらされる。箕に代わって、手動式風車でおこした風で籾を選別する唐箕が広まる）、音楽や芸能（伊勢音頭に起源を持つ歌舞が各地に広まる）が、実際の品物や口頭、紙に書いた旅の記録によって各地に伝わった。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス