英語 での Was closed down の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The building was closed down in 1990 and demolition work was carried out until 2008 due to the high contamination from asbestos.
The factory was closed down in 1958 and now it is a UNESCO monument of 20th century architecture.
Site after site was closed down, personnel were let go or, in the case of the few remaining D-class, terminated.
After that, the hot spring inn was closed down and opened in succession, and a transport company in Sapporo runs it at present.
After completion of the plant as mentioned above, the Enzan Works was closed down after facilities transference.
Opened(new)EMC Center in the same site as Akechi Technology Center while the(old)EMC Center was closed down.
Tobacco farming as his father worked for almost his entire life, was closed down.
The building on the opposite side of the street was closed down.
During the reign of MJ12, which was closed down by the governing boards when Bush and Cheney stole the White House by election fraud, humans were frequently taken elsewhere.
On 23 January 1932, the Spanish Government dissolved the Company of Jesus by decree, and the University, owned by the Jesuits, was closed down.
News reported that: Byrd never tested any of his hardware in the field, and his program, scheduled for four years, apparently was closed down after two years, he says.
Inubousaki Marine Park in Chiba prefecture was closed down in January 2018. Honey, a bottlenose dolphin is left in the park alone.
Although the catch phrase“Maiko-han in Kyoto, Furisode-san in Asakusa” allowed the nights in Asakusa bloomed gorgeously, Asakusa Tourism Furisode Academy Inc. was closed down in 2017.
As part of the process of streamlining the global production network, the Californian company Plansee Thermal Management Solutions in San Diego was divested and one production line at GTP in Towanda(USA) was closed down.
A local market on the border with the disputed territory, where the two sides had no problems cooperating for purposes of trade, was closed down on the grounds that it was part of the"black economy".
Born into a family that ran a luxury fruit shop, Masui helped his family with the business. Although the shop in Aoyama was closed down during World War II because they could not purchase good fruits under the rationing law, it was rebuilt in 1949.
The letter quotes Iman Fakhouri, director of the Popular Arts Centre in Jerusalem, who told human rights activists,“Two of our dance performances were cancelled because Israel denied our dancers entry to Jerusalem and the theater where a German hip hop dancer was to perform was closed down by the Israeli authorities at the last minute.
The Tube station was closed down.
The factory in England was closed down.