bustling/hustle and bustle

/’bʌslɪŋ/ adj)活気のある、賑わっている 

｟ポジティブな使われ方が多い｠

The bustling atmosphere is great.

This city is a bustling.

Tokyo is a bustling city.

a bustling area

a bustling restaurant

a bustling people area

Roppongi is bustling with nightlife.

/'hʌsl/ and /'bʌsl/　n)喧騒と賑わい 

｟ネガティブな使われ方が多い｠

hustle　n)慌ただしい喧噪、はりきること、ハッスル
bustle　n)活気、にぎわい

I can't stand the hustle and bustle of big cities.

I need to get away from the hustle and bustle of Osaka.

blackout

blackout n)停電、報道規制、意識喪失  v)意識を失う

停電(エリアに対して）

We had a blackout yesterday.

Blackouts are common in Canada during the summer.

※outage  アウ ﾃｰｼﾞ  n)停電、1つの建物に対しての停電（但し以下の例文は可）

Power outages occurred all over the city.

He caused an outage in the whole building.  彼は停電を起こした建物全体に。

We had a blackout yesterday.　地域が停電になった

We had a outage yesterday.　  家･建物が停電になった

報道規制

There was a total media blackout during the trial.

その裁判の間、全マスコミが情報を遮断された。

（マスコミが法廷に入れず、中で何が起こっているのかわからない状態）

trial トﾗｲｱﾙ n)試験、実験、裁判

※検閲（政府に不都合な情報を規制する）＝censorship セﾝｻｰｼｯﾌﾟ n)検閲（けんえつ）

意識喪失

Her disease causes blackouts once in a while.

I drank so much last night that I blacked out.

He was so scared he blacked out.

黒塗りで隠す

Several lines of the president's transcript were blacked out.

The media blacked out all the names in the document.

メディアは書類の名前をすべて黒塗りでつぶした。 

boardroom

boardroom ボーｧﾄﾞﾙｰﾑ n)重役室 a room where the directors of a company have meetings

Ms. Gray will be here in a few minutes. Is the heating on in the boardroom?

No, I don't think so.

I thought someone would've gone in and turned it on by now. It must be freezing in there.

Sorry. I didn't think. I'll go and do it now.

by now もう、今頃

burn

/bɜːn/　/bɜːrn/

★ to produce flames and heat

burn out | burn somebody out | burn myself out 燃え尽きる
to become extremely tired or sick by working too hard over a period of time
If he doesn't stop working so hard, he'll burn himself out.
By the age of 25 she was completely burned out and retired from the sport.

born

be born
I was born in the U.S.A.
I was born in 1968.
I was born in a city in southern Tokyo.
I was born with a weak heart.
I wasn't born into a welthy family.
I was born to/of Japanese parents.
He was born blind.






idioms
be born to be
I was born to be a carpenter, not carpenters, because my father and grand father was. But I'm not.
My jog is that         related to a arpenter