日本語WordNet
a city in the Saxony region of Germany on the Saale River; a member of the Hanseatic League during the 13th and 14th centuries
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Halle is a city in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, known for its cultural and industrial history.
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Never before had such magnificent tapestries adorned baronial halls displaying heraldic emblems and genealogical lineages prominently.
紋章の象徴と系譜的血統を顕著に展示する男爵の広間をこれほど壮大なタペストリーが飾ったことはかつてなかった。
The musician composed symphonies blending classical forms with contemporary idioms drawn from diverse traditions. The composer challenged conventions by incorporating instruments and harmonic progressions seldom heard in concert halls. The artist's innovative works initially puzzled audiences but gradually won acceptance as listeners appreciated their originality and emotional depth.
音楽家は古典的形式と多様な伝統から引き出された現代的慣用句を融合した交響曲を作曲した。作曲家はコンサートホールでめったに聞かれない楽器と和声進行を組み込むことによって慣習に異議を唱えた。芸術家の革新的な作品は当初観客を困惑させたが、聴衆がその独創性と感情的深さを評価するにつれて徐々に受け入れを得た。
The burgomaster welcomed the visiting delegation at city hall.
市長は訪問代表団を市庁舎で歓迎した。
The hotel's banqueting hall can accommodate up to 500 guests.
ホテルの宴会場は最大500名まで収容できます。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz