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A few days after his thirteenth birthday, Tony, too, graduated from school.
１３歳の誕生日の２、３日後に、トニーも学校を卒業しました。
It is no laughing matter that he couldn't graduate from university this year.
彼が今年大学を卒業できなかったのは笑い事ではない。
He graduated from Harvard University with honors.
彼は優等でハーバードを卒業した。
"Let's buy Tom a car for his graduation present." "That's a great idea."
「トムの卒業のお祝いに、車を買ってあげようよ。」「それはすごくいい考えだね。」
Fred looked after the child who had no parents until that child graduated from college.
フレッドは、その親のない子が大学を卒業するまでめんどうをみた。
My sister will have been studying English for ten years when she graduates from her college.
私の姉は大学を卒業するときには１０年英語を勉強したことになります。
He graduated from Yale with honors in 1921.
彼は１９２１年にエール大学を優等で卒業した。
He has lived off his parents for ten years since he graduated from college.
彼は大学卒業後１０年間親のすねをかじって生活してきた。
Tom presented his graduation thesis yesterday.
トムは昨日卒業論文を提出した。
I've got a feeling that Tom won't graduate this year.
トムは今年卒業できないのではないだろうか。
On graduating from college, she got married.
大学を卒業するとすぐに彼女は結婚した。
Each boy has received his diploma.
男子生徒はめいめい卒業証書を受け取った。
He returned to Japan after graduating from college.
彼は大学を卒業したあと日本に帰ってきた。
It was believed that she had graduated from Yale University.
彼女はエール大学を卒業したと思われていた。
It was five days after she graduated that my daughter left Osaka Airport for Germany.
私の娘がドイツに向けて大阪空港を出発したのは彼女が卒業して５日後のことだった。
On hearing the news, she fainted.
彼女はそのニュースを聞いて卒倒した。
What are you going to do after graduating from college?
大学を卒業した後何をしますか。
I hope to graduate from university next spring.
私は来春大学を卒業したいです。
My father graduated from Harvard University.
父はハーバード大学を卒業した。
The graduation ceremony will take place on March 20th.
卒業式は三月二十日に行われます。
I have one of my friends who graduated from university and became a fine public servant. Once he told me that what he had learned from school had been useless. However, what little philosophy he had learned proved to be of great benefit.
