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Nowadays, we often use the term "senior citizen" to refer to old people.
近年では、年配の人達を指すのに「高齢者」という用語をよく使う。
Yumi will use this camera tomorrow afternoon.
由美は明日の午後このカメラを使うでしょう。
Another thing to avoid is to use too much praise.
避けなければならないもう一つのことは、過剰に賛辞を使うことである。
The methods used to overcome stress are different for men and women: drinking is the major method used by men, while women deal with stress by chatting.
They usually use an anchor to hold a yacht in place.
ヨットを一定の所へ停止させておくために普通は碇を使う。
Tom almost always uses a credit card when he goes shopping.
トムは買い物に行ったとき、ほぼ毎回クレジットカードを使う。
He is free to spend his money.
彼は自由に金を使うことができる。
Keep not two tongues in one mouth.
二枚舌を使うな。
Medical doctors and dentists have very different tools of the trades.
医者と歯医者はだいぶ違う医療器具を使う。
You are not allowed to use this car.
あなたはこの車を使うことを許されていない。
She spends most of her money on her dresses.
彼女は服装に大部分のお金を使う。
What will you use it for?
何に使うの?
He uses a pencil with a fine point.
彼は先の細い鉛筆を使う。
We are encouraged to use our imagination.
私たちは想像力を使うように奨励されています。
Gorillas cannot use their lips and tongues to speak, but they can communicate with people in other ways.
ゴリラは話すのに唇や舌を使うことができないが、別の方法で人々とコミュニケーションができるのである。
If you want we can use English.
お望みであれば英語を使うことも可能です。
We do not just use language to say things, but to do things.
私たちは単に話すためだけではなく、何かを行うために言語を使うのです。
She spends a lot of money on clothes.
彼女は服に沢山お金を使う。
I must calculate how much money I'll spend next week.
私は来週いくらお金を使うか計算しなければならない。
We have little opportunity to use English.
私達は英語を使う機会がほとんどない。
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