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(7) Where illuminating gas is used in a room which is vacant at night, shut the windows tightly, turn on the gas, and leave a candle burning in the room, closing the door tightly behind you.

(7) 夜間に無人となる部屋で照明用ガスが使用されている場合、窓をしっかりと閉め、ガスを点け、ろうそくを部屋の中で燃やしたまま残し、ドアをしっかりと閉めて退出する。

After a time, the gas will explode, and a fire may or may not follow.

しばらくすると、ガスが爆発し、火災が発生する場合もあれば、しない場合もある。

(b) _Water and miscellaneous_

(b) 水およびその他の方法

(1) Ruin warehouse stock by setting the automatic sprinkler system to work.

(1) 自動スプリンクラーシステムを作動させて、倉庫の在庫を台無しにする。

You can do this by tapping the sprinkler heads sharply with a hammer or by holding a match under them.

スプリンクラーヘッドをハンマーで強く叩くか、その下でマッチを点火することで行うことができる。

(2) Forget to provide paper in toilets; put tightly rolled paper, hair, and other obstructions in the W. C.

(2) トイレにトイレットペーパーを補充するのを忘れる。また、固く巻いた紙、髪の毛、その他の詰まりになるものを便器に入れる。

Saturate a sponge with a thick starch or sugar solution.

スポンジを濃い澱粉または砂糖の溶液に浸して飽和させる。

Squeeze it tightly into a ball, wrap it with string, and dry.

それをしっかりと丸く絞り、紐で巻いて乾燥させる。

Remove the string when fully dried.

完全に乾いたら紐を取り外す。

The sponge will be in the form of a tight hard ball.

スポンジは固く硬い球の形になっている。

Flush down a W. C. or otherwise introduce into a sewer line.

便器に流すか、その他の方法で下水管に入れる。

The sponge will gradually expand to its normal size and plug the sewage system.

スポンジは徐々に元の大きさに膨張し、下水システムを詰まらせる。

(3) Put a coin beneath a bulb in a public building during the daytime, so that fuses will blow out when lights are turned on at night.

(3) 昼間に公共の建物の電球の下にコインを置き、夜間に電灯をつけるとヒューズが飛ぶようにする。

The fuses themselves may be rendered ineffective by putting a coin behind them or loading them with heavy wire.

ヒューズ自体も、その後ろにコインを置いたり、太い針金を詰め込んだりすることで機能しなくすることができる。

Then a short-circuit may either start a fire, damage transformers, or blow out a central fuse which will interrupt distribution of electricity to a large area.

そうすると、短絡によって火災が発生したり、変圧器が損傷したり、広範囲への電力供給を遮断する中央ヒューズが飛んだりする可能性がある。

Vocabulary

夜間
yakan — Nighttime; during the night hours
無人
mujin — Unmanned; unoccupied; without people present
なる
naru — To become; to turn into something
部屋
heya — Room; a space within a building
照明
shōmei — Lighting; illumination of a space
yō — Use; purpose; for the use of
ガス
gasu — Gas; flammable gas used for fuel
使用
shiyō — Use; utilization of something
場合
baai — Case; situation; circumstance when something occurs
mado — Window; opening in a wall for light
しっかり
shikkari — Firmly; securely; tightly; properly
閉め
shime — Close; shut (a door or window)
点け
tsuke — Turn on; light; ignite something
ろうそく
rōsoku — Candle; wax stick burned for light
naka — Inside; within; in the middle of
燃やし
moyashi — Burn; set something on fire
残し
nokoshi — Leave behind; leave something remaining
ドア
doa — Door; entryway to a room or building
退出
taishutsu — Exit; leave a room or place
する
suru — To do; to perform an action
しばらく
shibaraku — For a while; for some time
爆発
bakuhatsu — Explosion; sudden violent burst of energy
火災
kasai — Fire; destructive burning of a structure
発生
hassei — Occurrence; outbreak; emergence of an event
mizu — Water; liquid essential for life
および
oyobi — And; as well as; in addition to
その他
sonohoka — Other; the rest; other things or methods
方法
hōhō — Method; way; approach to doing something
自動
jidō — Automatic; self-operating without manual input
システム
shisutemu — System; organized set of components working together
作動
sadō — Activation; operation; functioning of a device
倉庫
sōko — Warehouse; storage facility for goods
在庫
zaiko — Inventory; stock of goods in storage
台無し
dainashi — Ruined; spoiled; completely damaged or wasted
ハンマー
hanmā — Hammer; tool used for striking objects
強く
tsuyoku — Strongly; forcefully; with great strength
叩く
tataku — Strike; hit; knock something forcefully
shita — Below; under; beneath something
マッチ
matchi — Match; small stick used to create fire
点火
tenka — Ignition; lighting a fire or flame
行う
okonau — Carry out; perform; conduct an action
できる
dekiru — Can; be able to; be possible
トイレ
toire — Toilet; bathroom; restroom facility
トイレットペーパー
toiretto pēpā — Toilet paper; paper used in the bathroom
補充
hojū — Replenish; restock; refill a supply
忘れる
wasureru — Forget; fail to remember something
固く
kataku — Tightly; firmly; hard; rigidly
巻い
maite — Roll; wrap; wind around something
kami — Paper; thin material used for writing or wrapping
髪の毛
kaminoke — Hair; strands of hair from a person
詰まり
tsumari — Clog; blockage; obstruction in a pipe
便器
benki — Toilet bowl; fixture used for waste disposal
入れる
ireru — Put in; insert; place something inside
スポンジ
suponji — Sponge; absorbent material used for cleaning
濃い
koi — Thick; dense; concentrated in consistency
澱粉
denpun — Starch; carbohydrate used in cooking or solution
砂糖
satō — Sugar; sweet substance used in food
溶液
yōeki — Solution; liquid mixture of dissolved substances
浸し
hitashi — Soak; immerse something in liquid
丸く
maruku — Roundly; in a circular or spherical shape
絞り
shibori — Squeeze; wring out liquid from something
himo — String; cord; thin rope or tie
乾燥
kansō — Drying; desiccation; removal of moisture
完全
kanzen — Complete; perfect; total; fully achieved
乾い
kawaite — Dried; dry; having no moisture remaining
取り外す
torihazusu — Remove; detach; take something off or apart
硬い
katai — Hard; rigid; firm in texture
kyū — Ball; sphere; round three-dimensional object
katachi — Shape; form; the appearance of something
流す
nagasu — Flush; drain; let something flow away
下水
gesui — Sewage; wastewater flowing through underground pipes
kan — Pipe; tube; conduit for fluid flow
徐々
jojo — Gradually; slowly; bit by bit over time
moto — Original; former; back to original state
大き
ōki — Large; big; great in size
膨張
bōchō — Expansion; swelling; increase in volume or size
詰まら
tsumara — Clog; block; become obstructed in a passage
昼間
hiruma — Daytime; during the day; daylight hours
公共
kōkyō — Public; shared by community; open to all
建物
tatemono — Building; structure; constructed architectural space
電球
denkyū — Light bulb; glass bulb producing electric light
コイン
koin — Coin; small metal disc used as currency
置き
oki — Place; put; set something down somewhere
電灯
dentō — Electric light; lamp powered by electricity
つける
tsukeru — Turn on; switch on; attach or light
ヒューズ
hyūzu — Fuse; safety device that breaks electrical circuits
飛ぶ
tobu — Blow; fly; be launched into the air
自体
jitai — Itself; in itself; the thing itself
後ろ
ushiro — Behind; the back side of something
太い
futoi — Thick; fat; wide in diameter
針金
harigane — Wire; thin metal strand used for binding
詰め込ん
tsumekon — Stuff; cram; pack tightly into a space
機能
kinō — Function; capability; operational feature of something
よっ
yotte — By means of; due to; caused by
損傷
sonshō — Damage; injury; harm to an object or system
広範囲
kōhan'i — Wide area; broad range; extensive scope of impact
電力
denryoku — Electric power; electricity supply for use
供給
kyōkyū — Supply; provision; delivering resources to users
遮断
shadan — Cutoff; interruption; blocking of supply or signal
中央
chūō — Center; central area; middle of something
可能性
kanōsei — Possibility; likelihood; chance of something occurring
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