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Wimbledon tennis tournament replaces line judges with technology in break with tradition

Wimbledon tennis tournament replaces line judges with technology in break with tradition

technology in breakってなんですか?

in break with tradition が一つの塊ですか?

Step 1: Full Translation
ウィンブルドン・テニス・トーナメントが、伝統を破り、ライン判定員を技術に置き換える

Step 2: Syntax Analysis

  • Wimbledon tennis tournament: 名詞句(名詞句全体が主語/S)、”Wimbledon”(固有名詞、トーナメントの名称/Sの一部)、”tennis tournament”(名詞句、テニスの大会を表す/Sの一部)
  • replaces: 動詞(本動詞/V)、”replace”(置き換える、交代することを意味する)
  • line judges: 名詞句(目的語/O)、”line”(名詞、テニスコートのライン)、”judges”(名詞、判定員を表す/Oの一部)
  • with technology: 前置詞句(手段や道具を表す)、”with”(前置詞、「~を使って」)、”technology”(名詞、技術)
  • in break with tradition: 前置詞句(状況を表す)、”in”(前置詞、「~という状況で」)、”break”(名詞、「破る」行為)、”with tradition”(前置詞句、伝統を破るという意味を形成)

Step 3: Summary and Interpretation
この文は、「ウィンブルドン・テニス・トーナメント」が主語で、「ライン判定員を技術に置き換える」動作が述語として表現されています。「伝統を破る」という状況の説明も加わっており、全体として伝統的な判定員の役割を技術が担うことにより、従来のやり方から変革していることが示唆されています。

in break with traditionを使った他の例文を2,3お願いします.

ChatGPT:

ChatGPT

以下は「in break with tradition」を使った例文です。

  1. “In a break with tradition, the company decided to release their latest product without a grand launch event.”
    • 伝統を破り、その会社は盛大な発表イベントを行わずに最新製品を発売することに決めました。
  2. “In a break with tradition, the royal family celebrated the holiday privately instead of holding a public ceremony.”
    • 伝統に反して、王室は公の儀式を行わずに個人的に祝日を祝ました。
  3. “The school, in a break with tradition, allowed students to choose their own uniforms this year.”
    • 伝統を破り、学校は今年、生徒たちに自分の制服を選ぶことを許可しました。

これらの文は、従来のやり方からの変更が強調されており、「in a break with tradition」を用いることで、新たな試みや方針転換が行われたことを示しています。

Posted November 11, 2024

Unlocking Word Meanings

Read the following words/expressions found in today’s article.

  1. officiate / əˈfɪʃ iˌeɪt / (v.) – to be in charge of judging and making decisions at a sports event, especially in the rules of play
    Example:

The referee will officiate the soccer match this weekend.

  1. umpire / ˈʌm paɪər / (n.) – a person who monitors a sports game and ensures that players follow the rules of the sports event, especially in baseball or in a tennis match
    Example:

Umpires should be honest and fair when making decisions during games or tournaments.

  1. traditionalist / trəˈdɪʃ ə nl ɪst / (n.) – a person who feels that older ways of doing things are better than new ones and doesn’t like change
    Example:

Many traditionalists prefer the old system as they find it easier than learning the new way.

英訳 chatgptについての効果は,最初の8割ぐらいの処理についてはとても有用ですね.あと2割の効果は利用者のスキルしだいですね. 利用者の知恵がない場合,使わない方が良い.

ChatGPT:

ChatGPT

The effectiveness of ChatGPT is highly valuable for the initial 80% of tasks. The remaining 20% depends on the user’s skill level. If the user lacks knowledge, it might be better not to use it.

4o

なた:

もし,学習に必要な論文をすべて学習させれば,世の中の教授たちよりまともな論文をかくと思ます.

ChatGPT:

ChatGPT

If it were trained on all the papers necessary for learning, I believe it could write more reliable papers than most professors.

4o

なた:

AIにとって情報の整理と論理的思考,編集はとても簡単なことですので

ChatGPT:

ChatGPT

For AI, organizing information, logical thinking, and editing are very simple tasks.

4o

なた:

当初は,簡単な算数ができませんでしたが,ツールを導入後,とてもGPTは賢くなりました.

ChatGPT:

ChatGPT

Initially, it couldn’t handle even simple math, but after the introduction of tools, GPT has become much smarter.

  1. serve / sɜrv / (n.) – (in sports) the action of throwing a ball into the air and then hitting it to start the game, especially in tennis, badminton, and volleyball
    Example:

The player’s serve was so fast that the other player couldn’t hit the ball back.

  1. crown / kraʊn / (v.) – to publicly or officially give a title or rank of a champion or winner
    Example:

Tennis fans are excited to see who will be crowned champion of the tournament.

Article

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Wimbledon is replacing line judges with electronic line-calling, the latest step into the modern age by the oldest Grand Slam tennis tournament.

The All England Club announced that technology will be used to give the “out” and “fault” calls at the championships in 2025, eliminating the need for human officials to make them.

Wimbledon organizers said the decision to adopt live electronic line-calling was made following extensive testing at the 2024 tournament and “builds on the existing ball-tracking and line-calling technology that has been in place for many years.”

“We consider the technology to be sufficiently robust and the time is right to take this important step in seeking maximum accuracy in our officiating,” said Sally Bolton, chief executive of the All England Club. “For the players, it will offer them the same conditions they have played under at a number of other events on tour.” 

The move makes the French Open the only Grand Slam tournament without some form of electronic line-calling. The Australian Open and U.S. Open already had eliminated line judges and only have chair umpires on court.

Line judges at Wimbledon were dressed in famously elegant uniforms and, for traditionalists, were part of the furniture at the All England Club.

Bolton said Wimbledon had a responsibility to “balance tradition and innovation.”

“Line umpires have played a central role in our officiating set-up at the championships for many decades,” she said, “and we recognize their valuable contribution and thank them for their commitment and service.”

Line-calling technology has long been used at Wimbledon and other tennis tournaments to call whether serves are in or out.

At the U.S. Open, there have been no line judges—and only chair umpires—since 2021, with Hawk-Eye Live electronic line-calling used for all courts.

Bolton said the moves have been made to ensure the day of the finals “builds towards the crescendo of the ladies’ and gentlemen’s singles finals, with our champions being crowned in front of the largest possible worldwide audience.”

This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Viewpoint Discussion

Enjoy a discussion with your tutor.

Discussion A

  • Do you think the use of technology instead of human officials would make judging games more accurate? Why or why not? Discuss.
  • Do you think more sports will use technology instead of human officials for accuracy in the near future? Why or why not? How do you think this will affect jobs in the sports industry? Discuss.

Discussion B

  • Bolton said Wimbledon had a responsibility to “balance tradition and innovation.” Why do you think Bolton said this? Do you agree with the statement? Why or why not? In your opinion, what is the main responsibility of sports organizations to teams, players, and fans? Discuss.
  • Do you think it is easy or difficult for sports organizations and leagues to balance tradition and innovation? Why do you say so? Discuss.

Category: Sports