Citations:レーク

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Japanese citations of レーク and レイク

(a lake; a body of water):

  • 1995, Yamagiwa Junji, Golfer wa nemurenai, →ISBN, page 3:
    (とな)りのプリンスビルにもレイクコースがあったはずだが」 「ありますね。プリンスビルのレイクはウォーターハザードが()(がい)(すく)ない」
    “Tonari no Purinsu biru ni mo reiku kōsu ga atta hazu da ga” “Arimasu ne. Purinsu biru no reiku wa wōtāhazādo ga igai ni sukunai”
    “There is supposed to be a lake course at the Prince Building next door.” “There is, yeah. The Price Building lake has fewer water hazards than expected.”
  • 1996, Sasaki Kazuo, Kita no tsuri yojō, →ISBN, page 106:
    (りゅう)(そく)のある()(てん)で、()(そく)のトローリングでレイク・トラウトを(ねら)う。
    Ryūsoku no aru chiten de, bisoku no torōringu de reiku torauto o nerau.
    Where there is a current, go for lake trout by trolling very slowly.
  • 2015, Keigo Higashino, Higashino Keigo misuterī supesharu reikusaido:
    ホテルに()()をとっておられたようですよ そうですか ホテルっていうとレイクサイドホテルかなぁ
    Hoteru ni heya o totte-orareta yō desu yo Sō desu ka Hoteru tte iu to reikusaido hoteru kanā
    It seems they got a room at the hotel. Is that so. I wonder if the hotel was the lakeside hotel.
  • 2016, Ruruba Tohoku ’17[1], page 152:
    レークライン(さい)(こう)(ひょう)(こう)()(てん)までの(ゆう)()(どう)(せい)()
    rēku rain saikō hyōkō chiten made no yūhodō mo seibi
    course to the highest elevation on the lake line
  • 2020 May 21, editorial department, quoting Masaya Karimata, “Shiga Lake Stars, Karimata Masaya to Itō Taishi to no keiyaku keizoku o happyō”, in Basketball King[2]:
    (らい)シーズンも()()レイクスターズの(いち)(いん)として、プレーさせて(いただ)けることをとても(うれ)しく(おも)います。
    Rai shīzun mo Shiga Reiku Sutāzu no ichīn to shite, purē sasete itadakeru koto o totemo ureshiku omoimasu.
    I am very pleased to be able to play again next season as a member of the Shiga Lake Stars.
  • 2020 May 23 (last accessed), “JA Lake Ibuki”, in Lake Ibuki nōgyō kyōdō kumiai[3]:
    わたし、(ジェー)(エー)レーク()(ぶき)の「みのり」です。みんなにもっと、レーク()(ぶき)のこと、わたしのことを()ってもらいたいな。
    Watashi, Jē-Ē Rēku Ibuki no “Minori” desu. Minna ni motto, Rēku Ibuki no koto, watashi no koto o shitte-moraitai na.
    I’m JA Lake Ibuki mascot ‘Minori’. I want to let everyone know more about Lake Ibuki and about me.