英語 での Been known の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The design program had been known as the Tigerprogram and in March of'42 the Germans began referring to the panzer as the Tiger.
Canine influenza H3N8 virus has been known to exist for more than 40 years.
From this time, the former province of Santander has been known as Cantabria and has thereby regained its historic name.
This cryptogamous disease has been known in Europe since the 1930s, and first appeared in France in 1973.
In a nod to these origins, vanilla produced in the Indian Ocean has been known as Bourbon vanilla since 1964.
It was formerly the Stone Bridge or the Prague Bridge but has been known as the Charles Bridge since 1870.
From then on, the four largest existing accounting firms have been known as the Big 4.
The existence of static electric and magnetic fields have been known to mankind for a long time.
Since the end of World War I, Memorial Day has been known as Poppy Day.
that the Ferengi have been known to deceive other ships.
We treat all guest as God as has been known since ancient times, the popular saying being"Athiti Devo Bhava".
We treat all guest as God as has been known since ancient times.
EFT's one simple procedure has been known to successfully address the vast majority of human ailments.
What hasn't been known is whether sleep deprivation affects new memory formation.
Although the pony attitude in Germany has been known for many years, something similar to a pony wave broke over us.
This street has always been known for music stores, record stores, musical instrument stores and it is a meeting place for the musicians themselves.
Okinawa has historically been known for the longevity of its residents. It has been designated as one of only five Blue Zones in the world.
Bruce Goldsmith's gliders have been known for having great handling, the Wasp is no exception.
Nihondaira has been known as one of Japan's best scenic spots since ancient times. In fall 2018, the"tenbo-kairo" opened.
As has been known since 1966, Jupiter radiates much more heat than it receives from the Sun.