英語 での From place to place の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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A phenomenon called“standing waves” makes bass response uneven from place to place in your room.
For example, to move from place to place boulders of stones or other heavy loads.
Pool's depth varies from place to place, the deepest part is about 1.4 m.
I would have been more receptive if they listened to us or accepted that water was different from place to place.”.
For this body which is travelling from place to place, it is not possible always to have a fixed place for the purpose of meditation.
People were moving from place to place looking for safety and food.
It already can move from place to place, meaning that it has freedom of movement.
They prefer to move from place to place and never prefer to settle.
Now, craters are visible, rocks are visible and the geographical features are seen to vary from place to place.
They kept her alive, moving her from place to place, often hours ahead of the men who would been sent to kill her.
Many Syrians are fleeing from place to place within their own nation, trying to survive.
Some picó's do travel from place to place, but most are situated somewhere local permanently, or are set up in the same location.
PORTABLE- Easily carried or moved from place to place where the people live and work.
All that happens there is that you bounce from place to place and end up getting reported and sent home anyway.
Of course, our emotions don't just change across time, they also change from place to place.
These are designed to produce germ warfare agents, and can be moved from place to place to evade inspectors.
After wandering from place to place for a time he was found by Zabuza.
She doesn't remember everything clearly, but she was abducted, moved from place to place.
They rarely move from place to place, preferring their usual habitat to unknown distant places, the only reason capable of encouraging them to travel is the lack of food supply.
For example, when you ask a question, a man starts shifting things from place to place, moving something on the table, pulling at the collar of his shirt, or touching his fingers.