英語 での Smog の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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It is contained in organic solvents such as paint and thinner and is regarded as one of the substances that cause photochemical smog.
Fresh air was smoky motorcycles drowned out somewhat, but still beautiful in the morning light, still indistinct lake when smog afternoon.
A type of air pollution called photochemical smog became a major social problem in the latter half of the 1960s.
Smog affects the GDP by as much as 8%, a result of falling agricultural output and rising healthcare costs.
Pauling worked with Arie Haagen-Smit and others at Caltech to show that smog was a product of automobile pollution instead of factory pollution.
Back then, residents of these industrial capitals had little idea about the dangers of inhaling soot and smog.
The highest level of alert is issued when severe smog is expected to last for more than 72 hours.
Tough limits on boiler NOx emissions have been introduced to tackle Beijing's smog.
Wearing Aventurine absorbs electromagnetic smog and protects against environment pollution.
Smog in the inner city is the most familiar to see as air pollution.
Factories line up around the area, sometimes photochemical smog occurs, and dirty seawater rushes to the shore.
However, caregivers can do many things to reduce their child's exposure to smog.
So the radioactive steam just rolled out and over the countryside like ground smog.
Florida and Georgia have banned sales during the summer, when the fuel may evaporate and create smog.
The lethal air pollution and smog that affected London in the 1950s triggered enormous change in the way the UK generates electricity.
China pumps out machinery, cellphones and smog, but it runs on coal.
The 1948 Donora smog was the worst air pollution disaster in U.S. history.
A particularly thick cloud of smog shrouded the city for more than a week, forcing school cancellations and protests around the city.
Smog, on the other hand, gets worst when there is no wind to move the air out of the valley.
In many large cities, smog has become a daily companion for their residents.