グリーンピース

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Japanese

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Etymology 1

Borrowed from English green peas.

Alternative forms

Pronunciation

Noun

グリーンピース (gurīnpīsu

  1. green pea
    • 2020, Pellegrino Artusi, Hiroko Kudo, Etsuko Nakayama, Motohiko Hashiramoto, Itaria ryori taizen [Complete Italian cuisine]‎, section 425:
      そこにグリーンピース()れ、(しお)()(しょう)(あじ)つけし、(はん)(ぶん)ほど()えたら、ラットゥーガを(まる)ごと(いっ)()()()(くわ)える。
      Soko ni gurīnpīsu o ire, shio, koshō de ajitsuke shi, hanbun hodo nietara, rattūga o maru goto ikko ka niko kuwaeru.
      To this add green peas, season with salt and pepper, and when it is partially simmered, add one or two whole lattuga.

Etymology 2

Borrowed from English Greenpeace.

Proper noun

グリーンピース (Gurīnpīsu

  1. Greenpeace
    • 1997, Nihon Kankyō Kaigi, Ajia kankyō hakusho 1997/98 [1997/98 Asia environmental white paper], page 67:
      (アイ)(ユー)(シー)(エヌ)(ダブル)(ダブル)(エフ)(ダブル)(アル)(アイ)、またはグリーンピースのような()(しき)(どう)(よう)()()において、(げん)(ざい)、アジアの(くに)(ぐに)()(ばん)()(こく)(さい)(てき)(エヌ)(ジー)(オー)はない。
      Ai-Yū-Shī-Enu, Daburu-Daburu-Efu, Daburu-Aru-Ai, mata wa Gurīnpīsu no yō na soshiki to dōyō no imi ni oite, genzai, ajia no kuniguni ni kiban o oku kokusaiteki na enujīō wa nai.
      There are currently no organizations with scope similar to IUCN, WWF, WRI, or Greenpeace among international NGOs based in Asian countries.
    • 2006 January 20, “Gurīnpīsu, kujira no shigai hakobi hantai [Greenpeace, protest staged with whale carcass]”, in Mainichi Shimbun, page 27:
      ()(ほん)調(ちょう)()()(げい)(はん)(たい)する(こく)(さい)(かん)(きょう)()()(だん)(たい)グリーンピース18(じゅうはち)(にち)、ベルリンの()(ほん)(たい)使()(かん)(まえ)(たい)(ちょう )17(じゅうなな)メートルの()んだナガスクジラを(はこ)()み、「()()()()(げい)(ちゅう)()しろ」と(うった)えた。
      Nihon no chōsa hogei ni hantai suru kokusai kankyō hogo dantai Gurīnpīsu wa jūhachinichi, Berurin no Nihon Taishikan mae ni taichō jūnana mētoru no shinda nagasu kujira o hakobikomi, “muimi na hogei o chūshi shiro” to uttaeta.
      On the 18th Greenpeace, an international environmental group that opposes Japan’s research whaling, displayed a dead 17-meter-long fin whale in front of the Japanese Embassy in Berlin and appealed to “stop senseless whaling”.
    • 2020 August 26, “Mōrishasu: ōgata kamotsusen zashō-sen zenbu o umi-botsu shobun kōbu wa genchi kaitai e [Mauritius: Grounded large cargo ship, forward portion to be sunk, rear portion dismantled]”, in Mainichi Shimbun, page 24:
      (かん)(きょう)()()(だん)(たい)グリーンピース19(じゅうきゅう)(にち)(せい)(めい)で「(じゅう)(きん)(ぞく)(ゆう)(がい)(ぶっ)(しつ)(うみ)()(せん)し、(せい)(ぶつ)()(よう)(せい)()(けん)にさらしかねない」と()(はん)していた。
      Kankyō hogo dantai Gurīnpīsu wa jūkyūnichi no seimei de “jūkinzoku no yūgai busshitsu ga umi o osen shi, seibutsu tayōsei o kiken ni sarashi kanenai” to hihan shite-ita.
      The environmental group Greenpeace commented in a statement on the 19th, “Toxic heavy metals can pollute the ocean and endanger biodiversity.”

References

  1. ^ Matsumura, Akira, editor (2006), 大辞林 [Daijirin] (in Japanese), Third edition, Tokyo: Sanseidō, →ISBN