英語 での Ramparts の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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History records that the great voordalak- known across Europe as Dracula- perished in 1893 beneath the ramparts of his own castle, deep in the mountains of Wallachia.
From the sixteenth century, the site is occupied by the Portuguese, who build a fortress in 1506 and ramparts quickly abandoned because of the fierce….
Approached from the Schlossplatz by a broad flight of steps, this area on the site of the old city ramparts was laid out in 1738 as a private garden, and opened to the public in 1814.
The Germans built a double ring of forts, destroyed ramparts that had become unnecessary and created the“nouvelle ville” or“new town” around a new station.
From the sixteenth century, the site is occupied by the Portuguese, who build a fortress in 1506 and ramparts quickly abandoned because of the fierce resistance of the local people.
Divided into an Upper Town and a Lower Town, the“Châtel”(Castel) and the“Val”(Valley), and protected by imposing ramparts, Provins built its prosperity through trade fairs.
Auto-translate Meijo walls Horikawa East(3 Takayuki Kanamaru in) in front of the wall is part of kuwana Castle ramparts, facing ibigawa-Cho Kawaguchi Kawaguchi sluice from South giant bridge to extend 500 meters exist, and listed in the cultural heritage of the city.
If we have been treated ewan will be shown the photographs and discussed and you may call yourself a real Instragrammer! Wall Hike Amsterdam's ramparts are both notorious and famous, but one thing is certain: the walls symbolize Amsterdam and vice versa.
With this force we were to garrison the city, upwards of four miles in extent, to give guards to the numerous gates, to protect the treasury, ammunition and commissariat storehouses, the citadel, ramparts, hospitals, dwelling- houses, and other public and private property, and to supply the many minor guards of an army averaging from seven to eight thousand fighting men.
Rampart certainly has a lot of room for improvement.
Objective reasons are soil depletion, a course for a rampart, environmental disturbance and backward agrotechnology compared to developed countries.
It was wooden at first and Henry II re-built it by the stone rampart and the tower in the 12th century.
Master of Fortresses is a fortress defence game inspired by classic tower defence games and castle defence games like Rampart.
RAMPART spent most of his teenage years in video arcades or glued to his home video game monitor.
It is yet to be decided if the chosen neighborhood will be Los Feliz, East Hollywood, or Rampart Village.
As remarkable architecture, we can quote city's rampart, Cesar tower and St Quiriace church. Each Sunday of summer, the show on a duel of chevalier is organized.
Various capitals will be placed for 2,000 years from the 11th century of B.C., and it is famous also as a starting point of the Silk Road, and is surrounded by the rampart built by Ming Dynasties also now.
American historian Harry Elmer Barnes publishes articles in the Libertarian periodical Rampart Journal claiming that the Allies overstated the extent of Nazi atrocities in order to justify a war of aggression against the Axis powers.
By the time he graduated from college, Rampart realized there was only one line of work best suited to challenge his abilities- the military.
As mentioned in"The high cost of(WS-)Security," Rampart does build a complete in-memory model of the message any time WS-Security processing is involved.