Ulixes 11 (Ritchie's Fabulae Faciles)

Ulixes 11 (Ritchie's Fabulae Faciles) Ulysses|Ritchie's|stories|easy リッチーの易しい物語 11（ウリセス） Ulysses 11 (Ritchie's Fabulae Faciles) Iis rebus ita confectis, Ulixes veritus ne Polyphemus fraudem sentiret, cum sociis quam celerrime ad litus contendit; quo cum venissent, ab iis qui navi praesidio relicti erant magna cum laetitia excepti sunt. |||完了した||||||感づく|||||||急いで進んだ|||||||船|守備のため|||||大喜びで|| |||ayant été accomplies|||||||||||||contendit||||||||||||||excepté| by those|things|so|having been completed|Ulysses|fearing|that|Polyphemus|trick|he might perceive|with|companions|as|quickly as possible|to|shore|he hurried|where|when|they had arrived|by|those|who|by the ship|as guard|left behind|they were|with great|with|joy|received|they were これらの出来事が終わると、ウリセスはポリュペーモスが詐欺を感じるのを恐れ、仲間たちとともにできるだけ速やかに海岸へ急いだ。そこに到着すると、船に残されていた者たちに大きな喜びとともに迎えられた。 These things having been thus completed, Ulysses, fearing that Polyphemus might perceive the trick, hurried with his companions as quickly as possible to the shore; when they had arrived there, they were received with great joy by those who had been left in charge of the ship. Hi enim cum anxiis animis iam tris dies continuos reditum eorum exspectavissent, eos in aliquod periculum magnum incidisse (id quidem quod erat) suspicati, ipsi auxiliandi causa egredi parabant. ||||||||連続した|||待ち望んでいた|||何らかの||||||||疑った||||出る| ||||||||continus||||||||||||||soupçonnant||d'aider||| these|for|with|anxious|minds|already|three|days|continuous|return|of them|they had awaited|them|into|some|danger|great|to have fallen|that|indeed|which|it was|having suspected|they themselves|of helping|for the sake of|to go out|they were preparing なぜなら彼らは不安げな気持ちで既に3日間もその帰還を待ち続けており、彼らが大きな危険に陥ったと疑って（それは事実であるが）、彼らは自ら助けるために出かけようとしていた。 For these men, since with anxious minds they had now awaited their return for three continuous days, suspecting that they had fallen into some great danger (which indeed was the case), were preparing to go out themselves for the sake of helping. Tum Ulixes non satis tutum arbitratus in eo loco manere, quam celerrime profisisci constituit. |||||判断した||||留まる||||決心した then|Ulysses|not|enough|safe|having decided|in|that|place|to remain|as|quickly as possible|to set out|he decided ウリクシーズはその場所にとどまることが十分に安全でないと考え、できるだけ速やかに立ち去ることを決意した。 Then Ulysses, thinking it not safe enough to remain in that place, decided to set out as quickly as possible. Iussit igitur omnis navem conscendere, et ancoris sublatis paulum a litore in altum provectus est. |||船||||錨を上げて||||||沖に進んだ| he ordered|therefore|all|the ship|to board|and|the anchors|having been raised|a little|from|the shore|into|the deep|having been carried forward|he is したがって彼は、全員が船に乗り込むよう命じ、錨を上げて少し海岸から離れたところまで進んだ。 Therefore, he ordered everyone to board the ship, and with the anchors raised, he sailed a little way from the shore into the deep. Tum magna voce exclamavit: "Tu, Polypheme, qui iura hospiti spernis, iustam et debitam poenam immanitatis tuae solvisti." ||||||||||||当然の||残虐性||支払った ||||||||à l'hôte||||||de ton inhumanité|| then|loud|with voice|he shouted|you|Polyphemus|who|the rights|of a guest|you scorn|just|and|due|punishment|of cruelty|your|you have paid そして大きな声で叫んだ："ポリュペーム、おもてなしを無視する汝の横暴に対する正当かつ適切な罰を受けた。" Then he exclaimed in a loud voice: "You, Polyphemus, who scorn the rights of a guest, have paid the just and deserved penalty for your savagery." Hac voce audita Polyphemus ira vehementer commotus ad mare se contulit, et ubi navem paulum a litore remotam esse intellexit, saxum ingens manu correptum in eam partem coniecit unde vocem venire sensit. |||||||||||||||||éloignée|||||||||||||| ||聞いて|||||||||||||||離れた||||||||||投げた|||来る| this|with voice|having been heard|Polyphemus|with anger|strongly|having been moved|to|the sea|himself|he brought|and|when|the ship|a little|from|the shore|distant|to be|he understood|a rock|huge|with hand|having been seized|into|that|part|he threw|from where|the voice|to come|he felt この声を聞いたポリュペモスは激しい怒りを覚え、海に向かって身を投げ出し、そして海岸から少し離れた船を悟った時、巨大な石を手に取り、声が聞こえた方向に投げつけた。 When Polyphemus heard this voice, he was greatly moved by anger and went to the sea, and when he realized that the ship was a little way from the shore, he seized a huge rock with his hand and threw it in the direction from which he felt the voice coming. Graeci autem, etsi non multum afuit quin submergerentur, nullo damno accepto cursum tenuerunt. ||||||||||||保った the Greeks|but|although|not|much|it was absent|that|they would be submerged|with no|damage|having been received|their course|they held しかし、ギリシャ人たちは、沈没する寸前だったものの、損害なく航行を続けた。 The Greeks, however, although they were not far from being submerged, maintained their course without suffering any damage. ai_request(all=4 err=0.00%) translation(all=8 err=0.00%) cwt(all=155 err=0.00%) en:vertex-1733295418793525248:251209 3.1.8 PAR_TRANS:vertex-gemini-2.0-flash-001=2.19 PAR_CWT:vertex-1733295418793525248=1.8

Ulixes (Ritchie's Fabulae Faciles), Ulixes 11 (Ritchie's Fabulae Faciles)

Ulixes 11 (Ritchie's Fabulae Faciles)