例文・使い方で印象づける「waggons」の覚え方


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...His heavy, square face bore distinct traces of the fatigue endured in the past twenty-four hours on horseback or in jolting market waggons...   His heavy, square face bore distinct traces of the fatigue endured in the past twenty-four hours on horseback or in jolting market waggonsの読み方
Baroness Emmuska Orczy 「The Elusive Pimpernel」

...The tilt-frame was much stouter than that of the two other waggons, for the hoops met each other so as to make it solid...   The tilt-frame was much stouter than that of the two other waggons, for the hoops met each other so as to make it solidの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...“I think your plan very good,” replied Alexander; “besides, we shall not have our waggons properly laden and arranged until we have been out three or four days...   “I think your plan very good,” replied Alexander; “besides, we shall not have our waggons properly laden and arranged until we have been out three or four daysの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...“They have gone right in the direction of the waggons,” said Swinton...   “They have gone right in the direction of the waggons,” said Swintonの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...The Caffres had all roused up, and had sheltered themselves under the waggons...   The Caffres had all roused up, and had sheltered themselves under the waggonsの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...The Caffre warriors, who were standing behind the Hottentots, had all their assaguays in their hands; but their shields, as usual, were hanging to the sides of the waggons...   The Caffre warriors, who were standing behind the Hottentots, had all their assaguays in their hands; but their shields, as usual, were hanging to the sides of the waggonsの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...“That one should remain with the waggons will be necessary,” said Swinton; “and I think that the Major, if he does not object, is the proper person...   “That one should remain with the waggons will be necessary,” said Swinton; “and I think that the Major, if he does not object, is the proper personの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...“Will you have the kindness to take charge of the waggons...   “Will you have the kindness to take charge of the waggonsの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...“I will find a proper place for the waggons, and stockade myself regularly in; that will be a good job for the Hottentots, and I dare say I shall do very well...   “I will find a proper place for the waggons, and stockade myself regularly in; that will be a good job for the Hottentots, and I dare say I shall do very wellの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...Having obtained these satisfactory documents, they made a handsome present to Daaka and the other Caffres, and immediately set out upon their return to the waggons...   Having obtained these satisfactory documents, they made a handsome present to Daaka and the other Caffres, and immediately set out upon their return to the waggonsの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...As our travellers were not at all anxious to have any communication with these savage invaders, in two days they crossed the Umtata, and towards the evening were within sight of the waggons...   As our travellers were not at all anxious to have any communication with these savage invaders, in two days they crossed the Umtata, and towards the evening were within sight of the waggonsの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...But the descent was even more perilous than the ascent, and it was not without great exertion that they saved their waggons from falling over the precipices...   But the descent was even more perilous than the ascent, and it was not without great exertion that they saved their waggons from falling over the precipicesの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...As Swinton agreed with them, they yoked the oxen, and drove forward about a mile from the pool; they then secured them to the waggons and lighted large fires round the caravan...   As Swinton agreed with them, they yoked the oxen, and drove forward about a mile from the pool; they then secured them to the waggons and lighted large fires round the caravanの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...As soon as the waggons were arranged in the usual manner, the cattle were permitted to graze till the evening, when they were brought in and secured, as usual, inside and round the waggons...   As soon as the waggons were arranged in the usual manner, the cattle were permitted to graze till the evening, when they were brought in and secured, as usual, inside and round the waggonsの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...This uneasiness shown by the Hottentots appeared at last to be communicated to the oxen, which were tied up round the waggons...   This uneasiness shown by the Hottentots appeared at last to be communicated to the oxen, which were tied up round the waggonsの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

...As there was nothing for the oxen to feed upon, they continued their route during the whole of the day, and at night they halted and secured the cattle to the waggons...   As there was nothing for the oxen to feed upon, they continued their route during the whole of the day, and at night they halted and secured the cattle to the waggonsの読み方
Captain Frederick Marryat 「The Mission; or Scenes in Africa」

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