(かくち)
various places, everywhere
(いじょう)
more than; beyond this
(きしょうちょう)
Japan Meteorological Agency
(もうしょび)
extremely hot day (35°C+)
(ちてん)
point, location, site
(ぜんこく)
nationwide; the whole country
(かしょ)
counter for places/spots
(たいちょう)
physical condition, health
(くずす)
to break down, to upset (one's health)
(ふえる)
to increase; to grow
(はこぶ)
to carry; to transport
(とくに)
especially / particularly
(せんもんか)
expert, specialist
(かわく)
to become thirsty, to dry up
(がまん)
patience, endurance, putting up with
(よびかける)
to call out; to appeal
(みこみ)
prospect, expectation, likelihood
(うんどう)
movement; exercise; campaign
(できるだけ)
as much as possible
is doing, has been doing (ongoing state/action)
Expresses a continuing action or resulting state. Formed with て-form + いる. Can describe an action in progress or a state resulting from a past change.
今、ご飯を食べています。
I am eating rice now.
東京に住んでいます。
I live in Tokyo.
ドアが開いています。
The door is open.
according to ...
Cites a source of information. The noun before によると is the source. Often followed by a reported statement.
天気予報によると、明日は雨です。
According to the weather forecast, it will rain tomorrow.
ニュースによると、地震がありました。
According to the news, there was an earthquake.
先生によると、テストは来週です。
According to the teacher, the test is next week.
even if; even though
Used to express concession or hypothetical situation.
雨が降っても行きます。
I'll go even if it rains.
高くても買います。
Even if it's expensive, I'll buy it.
without doing ...
Negative connective; here 'without enduring it alone, consult right away'.
我慢せず相談する。
Consult without putting up with it.
食べずに行く。
Go without eating.
than / more than
Indicates comparison. Used to say prices rose on average 2.8% compared to last year.
去年より寒い。
Colder than last year.
Passive form
The passive voice. 落とされて is the passive of 落とす (to drop). Indicates the bombs were dropped (by someone).
広島と長崎に原爆が落とされました。
Atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
hard to ~; difficult to ~
Attached to a verb stem to describe difficulty — 'people who have difficulty hearing'.
because of, due to
Indicates a reason or cause. More formal than から or ので. Can follow nouns (の + ため) or plain-form verbs/adjectives.
病気のため、学校を休みました。
I was absent from school because of illness.
雨が降ったため、試合は中止です。
The game was cancelled because it rained.
勉強するため、図書館に行きます。
I go to the library in order to study.
before ~
Indicates doing something before another action. Used to advise checking the store before ordering.
食べる前に手を洗います。
I wash my hands before eating.
寝る前に本を読む。
I read before sleeping.
nominalizer (the act of ~)
Turns a verb phrase into a noun. Here 話を聞くこと (the act of listening to a speech).
日本に行くことが好きだ。
I like going to Japan.
勉強することは大切だ。
Studying is important.
until / as far as
Indicates an end point in space or time. Here it expresses how far the balls flew.
駅まで歩きます。
I walk to the station.
遠くまで飛びました。
It flew far away.
so as to / urging that ~
ように/よう introduces the requested action — calling on people to move to a safe place (移動するよう呼びかけています).
早く来るよう伝えた。
I told them to come early.
注意するよう呼びかけた。
They called on people to be careful.
1
各地で35℃以上 熱中症に注意
35°C and above across the country — beware of heatstroke
2
日本の各地で厳しい暑さが続いています。
Severe heat is continuing in many parts of Japan.
3
気象庁によると、35℃以上の猛暑日となった地点は全国で200か所を超えました。
According to the Meteorological Agency, the number of locations that saw an extremely hot day of 35°C or more topped 200 nationwide.
4
都市部では夜になっても気温が下がらず、寝ている間に体調を崩す人も増えています。
In urban areas the temperature does not fall even after night falls, and more people are falling ill while they sleep.
5
熱中症で病院に運ばれる人の数も、先週より大きく増えました。
The number of people taken to hospital with heatstroke also rose sharply compared with last week.
6
特に高齢者は暑さを感じにくいため、注意が必要です。
Elderly people in particular find it hard to feel the heat, so caution is needed.
7
専門家は「のどが渇く前に水を飲むこと」「エアコンを我慢しないこと」を呼びかけています。
Experts are urging people to "drink water before you feel thirsty" and "not to do without the air conditioner".
8
この暑さは、来週の半ばまで続く見込みです。
This heat is expected to continue until the middle of next week.
9
気象庁は、外での運動をできるだけ避けるよう注意を呼びかけています。
The Meteorological Agency is calling for caution, urging people to avoid outdoor exercise as much as possible.
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