(道の通行権)
通行権
the passage consisting of a path or strip of land over which someone has the legal right to pass
(ピーピー音を出す)
ビープする
(particularly of a horn or electronic device) to make a short, often high-pitched sound as a signal or alert
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(鳴らす)
発する
to emit a specific noise or tone to communicate a message, provide a warning, or convey information
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(軽率な)
無謀な
not caring about the possible results of one's actions that could be dangerous
(ひき逃げ事故 (ひきにげじこ))
ひき逃げ (ひきにげ)
an accident in which the driver who is responsible for the accident runs away instead of stopping to help
A hit and run occurs when a driver is involved in an accident but leaves the scene without stopping to provide information or help those affected. This illegal action can happen after a collision with another vehicle, a pedestrian, or an object. The law requires drivers to stay at the scene, exchange details, and report the accident if necessary. Failing to do so can lead to severe legal consequences, including fines, license suspension, and even jail time.
(制限する)
禁止する
to officially forbid a particular action, item, or practice
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N/A
in a way that is instant and has no delay
The origin of the phrase "on the spot" can be traced back to the late 16th century. The phrase likely originated from the idea of being physically present at a specific spot or location, emphasizing the need for prompt and instant response. It is often used in situations that demand quick thinking, problem-solving, or adaptability.
(ランニングバック)
テイルバック
an American football position in the offensive backfield, typically responsible for carrying the ball on running plays and catching passes
A tailback is a position in American football, typically located behind the quarterback in the backfield. The main job of the tailback is to carry the ball on running plays, attempting to advance it down the field by avoiding tackles from the opposing team. Tailbacks are usually fast and agile, with the ability to make quick decisions and dodge defenders. In addition to running the ball, tailbacks may also catch passes, block for the quarterback, and occasionally throw the ball. They play a key role in both the running and passing game.
(混雑 (こんざつ))
交通渋滞 (こうつうじゅうたい)
a state of being overcrowded or blocked, particularly in a street or road
N/A
an action that causes a delay or interruption in the ongoing continuity of an activity or process
(締め付ける)
クランプする
to fasten something securely using a mechanical device designed for holding objects together
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(スキッドする)
滑る（すべる）
(of a vehicle) to slide or slip uncontrollably, usually on a slippery surface
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(前面衝突)
正面衝突
a traffic accident where two vehicles hit each other directly from the front
A head-on collision is a type of car accident where two vehicles crash into each other from the front. This usually happens when the vehicles are traveling in opposite directions and end up in the same lane. Head-on collisions are often serious because both cars are moving toward each other, which can cause significant damage and increase the risk of injury to the people inside. Emergency services usually respond quickly to these accidents, and the cause can be anything from driver error to poor road conditions.
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(運転中の怒り)
ロードレイジ
an aggressive behavior that is seen among drivers, particularly when they are stuck in traffic
Road rage refers to aggressive or violent behavior by a driver towards others on the road, often triggered by frustration or anger. This can include actions like tailgating, excessive speeding, rude gestures, shouting, or even dangerous driving such as cutting off other vehicles. Road rage is often a response to stressful traffic situations, but it can lead to accidents or escalate into further conflicts. It is considered a serious safety concern, as it increases the risk of crashes and can harm both the driver displaying road rage and others on the road.
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