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The hungry boys made for the restaurant.
腹の減った男の子たちは、食堂の方へ進んだ。
This magnificent cathedral dates back to the Middle Ages.
この壮大な大聖堂の建立は中世にまでさかのぼる。
The speaker swaggered into the lecture hall.
演説者はふんぞり返って講堂に入っていった。
She kept the dining room warm in the winter.
彼女は冬に食堂を暖かくしておいた。
The colonnade of the basilica of Saint Peter is truly grand and beautiful.
サン・ピエトロ大聖堂の柱廊は本当に大きくてきれいですね。
Whether you win or lose, you must play fair.
試合に勝とうが負けようが、正々堂々とプレイしなければならない。
He stood tall even under criticism.
彼は非難されても堂々としていた。
He bore himself well at the ceremony.
彼はその式典で堂々と振る舞った。
No sooner had we entered the hall than the ceremony began.
ぼくたちが講堂に入るとすぐ式が始まった。
Have you put out the light in the dining room?
食堂の明かりを消してくれましたか。
His advice to us was that we should play fair.
私達への彼の助言は、正々堂々と勝負せよということであった。
It is the border-line cases that are always in danger: the dignified buildings of the past which may possess no real artistic or historic value, but which people have become sentimentally attached to and have grown to love.
Not all my classmate like the food in the cafeteria.
クラスのみんなが学生食堂の食べ物を気に入っているわけではない。
The hall resounded with the peal of the bells.
会堂に鐘の音が響き渡った。
I could hear the voices of several other guests who had arrived and were already eating together in the main dinning room.
新しいお客たちが民宿に着いて、食堂で一緒に食べている声が聞こえました。
He lives in that stately mansion.
彼はあの堂々たる大邸宅に住んでいる。
The thieves knocked off another bank today in a daytime robbery.
強盗団は今日、白昼堂々、もうひとつの銀行を襲った。
The general's massive presence awes everyone.
将軍の堂々とした格幅は誰でも威圧される。
A banking scandal is sweeping across Capitol Hill.
銀行スキャンダルは国会議事堂をかけぬけました。
I just ran into Tom in the cafeteria.
さっき食堂でトムに会ったよ。
So that Michelangelo might paint certain figures on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, so that Shakespeare might write certain speeches and Keats his poems, it seemed to me worthwhile that countless millions should have lived and suffered and died.