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Moreover she liked walks so much that even in the middle of winter she would come like this to ask to go out twice a day without fail.
しかもやたらと散歩好きで、真冬だというのに、こうして一日二回の散歩は欠かさずに要求してくる。
This is the mildest winter that we have ever experienced.
私たちはこんなに暖かい冬を経験したことがない。
Some plants perish in winter.
冬には枯れる植物もある。
One winter morning I met him.
ある冬の朝私は彼に会った。
In countries such as Norway and Finland, they have lots of snow in the winter.
ノルウェーやフィンランドのような国では冬には雪が多い。
Winter is over and spring has come.
冬が終わって、春が来ました。
The days grow shorter as winter approaches.
冬が近づくにつれて昼間は短くなる。
Why does my nose run when I eat soup in winter?
冬にスープ飲むと鼻水出るのなんなの?
The long cruel winter at last came to an end, giving place to a gentle warm spring.
長く厳しい冬が終わって穏やかで暖かい春に取ってかわった。
I have worked for one company where the payroll was snatched on a dark winter's night.
私が前にいた会社では、ある冬の暗い夜に全社員の給与が強奪されました。
In winter our lips get chapped.
冬は唇があれます。
It will be winter before long.
まもなく冬だ。
Strawberries are expensive in the winter.
イチゴは冬は高値だ。
Strawberries sell for a high price in the winter.
イチゴは冬は高値だ。
In this winter, it seems that it gets very cold.
この冬はとても寒くなりそうだ。
Why don't people hibernate?
どうして人間は冬眠しないのですか?
I went skiing in Canada last winter.
この前の冬、私カナダへスキーに行った。
It would be stupid to climb that mountain in the winter.
冬あの山に登るのは狂気のさただ。
It gets very humid here in the summer. In the winter, on the other hand, it gets very dry.
当地は夏はひどく湿気が多いが、逆に冬は乾燥する。
Winter is coming on.
冬が近づいている。
During that winter, writing occupied most of my free time.
その冬の暇な時間はほとんど書き物をした。
When Chokichi thought listlessly about this winter, and the similar winter before and the one before that, he vividly experienced the fact that as people grow older, they gradually lose their happiness.