英語 での Took part の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Over 200 people took part in the march.
HLAB has come again this summer and I took part once more.
The miner's unions said that 5,000 people took part in the protest, TASS reported.
On at least one occasion, a CIA officer took part in interrogating a torture victim.
Not just creators, but also those involved in industry and research took part in the planning stage of this project.
Roughly equal numbers of blacks and whites took part, but no other minorities.
If Japan took part, it would no doubt be a plus not only for Japan but also for Asia, the Asia-Pacific and the world.
Langford took part in the Dancing on Ice: The Tour in April and May 2008.
The Development Team members that took part in the Nürnberg Toy Fair have safely returned to Japan.
Confirming that you took part in some recent crimes. These are the confessions of some of your associates.
A total of 70,000 employees took part in volunteering programs(including fund-raising and blood donation).
Greece was one of the countries that took part in that debt cancellation.
Of the 27 countries that took part in this conference, France is the most largest, then Taiwan and Japan follows.
And Pakistani officials say no American troops took part in the operation, but U.S. intelligence officials did provide logistical and technical support.
For the first time Azerbaijan took part at the Olympic Games as an independent state in 1996 and since then sends sportsmen to all Olympic Games.
Putin's maternal grandfather, Ivan Shelomov, took part in World War I on the Eastern Front, against Austrian troops.
The men who took part in the recovery were told never to talk about the incident.
MM: Trevor Rabin and Buzz Feiten took part on the album. How did they end up participating on the album?
No less than twelve companies took part in the construction of the crematoria Pressac, Les crematoires d'Auschwitz, p.
Iran's interior minister said up to 42,000 people took part during the week of protests.