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Lend your money and lose your friend.
金の貸し借り友誼の終わり。
He is poor and could not buy a coat.
彼は貧しくて、コートが買えなかった。
He assimilated what he was taught.
彼は教えられたことを吸収した。
Can you mail these letters for me?
この手紙を出しておいて下さい。
He spoke on more and more eloquently.
彼はますます雄弁に話し始めた。
Quiet down, please.
静かにして下さいな。
I was in trouble with the police last night.
私は昨晩警察といざこざを起こした。
What are you doing?
何をしていますか。
He is enchanted by the girl's beauty.
彼はその女性の美しさにうっとりしている。
Chris does not appreciate how Beth lost the clock he lent her.
クリスは自分が貸した時計をベスがなくした事を良く思っていません。
He was wounded in the body.
彼は胴体に負傷した。
The ventilation in the room was bad since all of the windows were closed.
全ての窓が閉まったままで、その部屋は風通しがとても悪かった。
Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, without distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.
Who wants to buy a motorcycle with squeaky brakes?
ブレーキがキーキーいうバイクなんて欲しがる人いるわけ?
He succeeded to his father's large property.
彼は父親の大きな土地を相続した。
Rain is scarce in this country.
この国は雨がとぼしい。
He was accused of having violated the law.
彼は法を犯したかどで訴えられた。
Jack will not answer my letters.
ジャックはどうしても私の手紙に返事を書こうとしない。
Try to see things as they are.
あるがままに物事を見るようにしなさい。
We had better leave her alone for a few minutes.
少しの間彼女をそっとしておいてあげた方がいい。
She came back just as I was leaving.
ちょうど出かけようとしていた時に、彼女が戻って来た。
Cool the burned finger in running water.
やけどした指を、流水中で冷やしなさい。
At last, she executed the plan.
ついに彼女はその計画を実行した。
A farm boy accidentally overturned his wagonload of wheat on the road.
農家の男の子が、小麦を乗せた小型トラックを過って横転させてしまった。
All I could mumble in response was that when I was a man of fifty, my mother would lean out of the window when I left and remind me not to drive too fast.