disco

ディスコ音楽

強く一定のリズムを持ち、特に１９７０年代に流行したダンス音楽。

やさしい英語で： A style of popular dance music with a strong, regular beat, especially popular in the 1970s.

• My dad loves disco.
• The band played several disco songs.
• That strong disco beat makes me want to dance.

よく使う表現： disco music, disco beat, disco album

ディスコ

録音された音楽で踊る場所。明るく点滅する照明があることが多い。

やさしい英語で： A place where people dance to recorded music, often with bright, flashing lights.

• We met at a disco.
• The disco stays open until three.
• Two new discos have opened near the station.

類義語： dance club, discotheque

よく使う表現： at the disco, local disco, crowded disco

ダンスパーティー

録音された音楽に合わせて踊るため、人々が集まる催し。

やさしい英語で： An event where people get together to dance to recorded music.

• Our school is holding a disco.
• I bought tickets for Friday's disco.
• The children enjoyed the disco in the village hall.

類義語： dance, dance party

よく使う表現： school disco, hold a disco, at a disco

証拠開示手続き

裁判の前に、双方が相手に情報や証拠の提示を求める段階。

やさしい英語で： The stage before a court case when each side asks the other for information and evidence.

• The case is still in disco.
• Our lawyers will request those records during disco.
• The judge gave both sides more time for disco.

類義語： discovery

よく使う表現： during disco, disco phase, in disco

開示証拠

裁判の前に、一方が相手に渡す情報や証拠。

やさしい英語で： Information and evidence that one side gives the other before a court case.

• The lawyer reviewed the disco.
• Have the defendants sent their disco yet?
• Several emails were missing from the disco we received.

類義語： discovery, discovery materials

よく使う表現： review the disco, receive the disco, disco from someone