英語 での Commandeered の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The remaining men commandeered the Unity.
The U.S. Army commandeered equipment of all kinds, including local riverboats, railway locomotives, and housing originally meant for use in southern California.
Cars can be ordered, private jets commandeered.
The huts were part of a commandeered Dutch Army Barracks.
Furthermore, no system had been put in place for military control of the railways,and officers simply commandeered trains as they saw fit.
The vessels were commandeered by the Japanese government and subsequently sank.
There was no system of military control of the railways andofficers simply commandeered trains as they saw fit.
The battle now involves commandeered networks working on behalf of the attack, what is called a"reflection and amplification" attack.
In 2287, Sybok, Spock's half brother, commandeered the U.S.S. Enterprise-A.
Realizing they were more trouble than they were worth, we purged our human allies,then commandeered Boyle Ministries, Inc.
Steve, this is proof that Margot Al-Harazi commandeered Tanner's drone and used it to kill those soldiers.
It is already widely known that as anoccupation force the Japanese army forcibly commandeered laborers(countless Indonesian laborers lost their lives at the Taimen Railway construction site) and comfort women, and caused structural famine through inadequate economic policies.
Detective Riley and company commandeered it for themselves.
The destruction of hundreds of oil tankers and other facilities commandeered by the jihadist terror network in eastern Syria and western Iraq is hitting Erdogan's lucrative racket.
Anyhow then the war ended and we commandeered a train and wound up in Yokohama.
Mr. Dawson(Mark Rylance),in“Sea,” owns a small boat commandeered by the Royal Navy as part of the evacuation effort.
So on a three-day sojourn in Paris in December,Tarantino and his bi-continental moviemaking coalition commandeered a 1904 bistro with peeling paint, Art Deco stained glass and a wall of windows overlooking an intersection of identifiably Parisian streets.
Commandeer. We're going to"commandeer" that ship. Nautical term.
You're what? Commandeering this vehicle.
State and non-state actors should not commandeer the general public's ICT resources for use as botnets or for similar purposes.
Military commandeering of suburban housing such that all house several families, sharing the supplies and food, at gunpoint.
Bacteriophages infect bacteria, commandeer their cell machinery, and use it to replicate their genetic material.
The Defense Production Act of 1950, which authorizes commandeering civilian labor and assets, has thus been renewed by each President of the US.
Press conferences, speeches, where the President can commandeer the TV cameras and attempt to sell the public on an idea or announce initiatives are given by the media, as a gift, but are not mandated by law.
Commandeer a variety of vehicles including cars, trucks, motorcycles, and boats to hunt down your enemies, race them to the play zone or make a swift escape.
Under laws passed in 2015,the Polish government can now commandeer any frozen embryos or eggs donated by‘single' women.
Salmon swim upstream to get to their spawning grounds,and lancet flukes commandeer a passing ant, crawl into its brain, and drive it up a blade of grass like an all-terrain vehicle.
Commandeering civilian planes and using them as weapons, dropping atomic bombs, the use of gas chambers or poisonous gas in conflict, all of these actions, if committed, constitute acts of war and war crimes under customary international law and the Hague conventions.