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| His wife is one of my friends. | 彼の奥さんは僕の友達です。 | |
| Tom is loyal to his wife. | トムは奥さんに素直です。 | |
| Imagine that you have a wife. | 奥さんがいると仮定してごらん。 | |
| Your wife is mad at you. | 奥さんがカンカンだぞ。 | |
| Quit talking like you've got something stuck in your mouth and say what you mean. | ハッキリ言ってくれよ。そんな奥歯に物のはさまったような言い方しないで。 | |
| John is professor of French literature at Oxford and his wife is French. | ジョンはオックスフォードのフランス文学の教授で、奥さんはフランス人だ。 | |
| Don't forget to ask after Mr Long's wife when you see him. | ロングさんに会ったらぜひ奥さんのご様子を尋ねておいてくれ。 | |
| Near the west side of the park there's a lot of noise from the road, but when you go into the park you can't hear it any more. | この公園の西側に近いところは、道路の騒音も大きいが、奥にはいるともう聞こえない。 | |
| Did Tom tell you who his wife is? | トムは彼の奥さんが誰なのかあなたに話しましたか。 | |
| Don't forget to ask after Mr Long's wife when you see him. | ロングさんに会ったら忘れずに奥さんの様子を聞いて下さい。 | |
| His wife goes with him wherever he goes. | 彼の奥さんは彼が行くところは何処でもついていきます。 | |
| If you see Mr. Long, please don't forget to ask him how his wife's doing. | ロングさんに会ったら忘れずに奥さんの様子を聞いて下さい。 | |
| I dare say he will find the right wife for himself. | 彼はおそらく自分にぴったりの奥さんを見つけるだろう。 | |
| His wife seems to be a foreigner. | 彼の奥さんは外国人らしい。 | |
| I recommend giving it to them straight, don't waffle your way around the subject. | 奥歯に物の挟まった言い方をせず、ズバリ直球で言ってあげる事をお勧めします。 | |
| He always values his wife's opinions. | 彼はいつも奥さんの意見を尊重している。 | |
| Mr Jones, whose wife teaches English, is himself a professor of English. | ジョーンズさんは、奥さんが英語を教えていますが、ご自身も大学の英語の先生です。 | |
| He ought to take good care of his wife. | 彼は奥さんを大事にすべきだ。 | |
| His wife seems to be foreign. | 彼の奥さんは外国人らしい。 | |
| When his wife died, he received dozens of letters of sympathy. | 奥さんが死んだ時、彼は何十通もの同情の手紙を受け取った。 | |
| He is always giving presents to his wife. | 彼はしょっちゅう奥さんにプレゼントをしてばかりいる。 | |
| That woman must be his wife. | あの女の人が彼の奥さんだろう。 | |
| Tom lives a simple life far away in the Himalayas. | トムはヒマラヤの奥地で質素な暮らしをしている。 | |
| She'll make a good wife. | 彼女は良い奥さんになるでしょう。 | |
| Where's your better half? | 奥さんはどこに行っちゃたの。 | |
| He that hears much and speaks not at all shall be welcome both in bower and hall. | よく聞き全く話さぬものは奥の間でも大広間でも歓迎される。 | |
| He is no match for his wife. | 彼は奥さんには頭が上がらない。 | |
| I don't know who Tom's wife is. | トムの奥さんが誰かは知りません。 | |
| She will make a good wife. | 彼女はいい奥さんになるだろう。 | |
| Please say hello to your wife for me. | 奥様にもよろしくおっしゃてください。 | |
| If you stay out drinking every night, your wife is going to leave you. | 毎晩飲み歩いてばかりいたら、奥さんに愛想尽かされるぞ。 | |
| He wanted to be woken up early by his wife. | 彼は奥さんに早く起こしてもらいたかった。 | |
| A fool's bolt is soon shot. | 愚者はすぐ奥の手を出し行き詰まる。 | |
| In the middle of the wall at the back of the room is a large window. | 部屋の奥の壁の中央に大きな窓がある。 | |
| Tom owes what he is today to his wife. | トムが今日あるのは奥さんのおかげだ。 | |
| Tom is three inches taller than his wife is. | トムは奥さんより３インチ背が高い。 | |
| Is that the man whose wife was killed in the car accident? | あの人って奥さんを例の自動車事故でなくした人ですか？ | |
| I'd like to make a person-to-person call to Mrs. Richards. | リチャーズさんの奥さんに指名通話をお願いします。 | |
| May I help you ma'am? | 何をさしあげましょうか、奥様。 | |
| Please say hello to your wife. | あなたの奥さんによろしくお伝え下さい。 | |
| "My lady is in her chamber," said the servant. | 「奥様は部屋にいらっしゃいます」と召し使いは言った。 | |
| His wife teaches me Italian. | 彼の奥さんは私のイタリア語の先生です。 | |
| When his wife died, he received dozens of letters of sympathy. | 彼の奥さんが亡くなった時、彼は何十通ものお悔み状を受け取った。 | |
| She is his present wife. | 彼女が彼の現在の奥さんだ。 | |
| My bookcase is deep enough to take large dictionaries. | 私の本箱は大きな辞書が入る奥行がある。 | |
| The other day we had a telephone call from a man whose wife was going to have a baby. | 先日私たちは、間もなくお子さんが生まれる奥さんをお持ちの男性から電話をいただきました。 | |
| Mr Smith was bereaved of his wife. | スミスさんは奥さんに先立たれた。 | |
| He has a wife and two young children to provide for. | 彼は、奥さんと二人の小さな子供を養わなければならない。 | |
| How can you be so indifferent to your wife's trouble? | 奥さんの問題にどうしてそう無関心でいられるのか。 | |
| May I take your size, madam? | 奥様、寸法をお測りしましょう。 | |
| Are you still in love with your wife? | 今でも奥さんを愛していますか？ | |
| That's not what I heard. I heard he's patching everything up with his wife. | 僕の聞いたのとは違うな。奥さんとのよりを戻そうとしているらしいわよ。 | |
| Send my greetings to your wife. | 奥様にどうかよろしくお伝えください。 | |
| He is worried whether his wife can get on with his mother. | 彼は奥さんがお姑さんとうまくやっていけるかが心配だ。 | |
| He may have argued with his wife, but he can't have hit her. | 彼は奥さんと口論をしたかもしれないが、奥さんを殴ったはずが無い。 | |
| He is seeing one of his secretaries behind his wife's back. | 彼は奥さんに隠れて秘書のひとりとつき合っている。 | |
| I have other cards up my sleeve. | 私にはまだ奥の手がある。 | |
| The group was seated in the back of the restaurant. | 彼らはレストランの奥の方に座った。 | |
| Ted loves his wife Elizabeth. | テッドは奥さんのエリザベスを愛している。 | |
| She's as good a wife as any you could hope for. | 彼女は、君が望める一番の奥さんでしょう。 | |
| It was bad of you to get angry at your wife. | 君が奥さんに腹を立てたのはよくなかった。 | |
| Mr. Jones is tasting the soup his wife made. | ジョーンズ氏は奥さんが作ったスープの味見をしている。 | |
| I do have a crush, but it's not mutual. He already has a lovely wife, anyways. | 好きな人はもちろんいるけど、片思いなの。だって、その人にはとても素敵な奥さんがいるんだもの。 | |
| He got his wife to mend his shirt. | 彼は奥さんにシャツを縫ってもらった。 | |
| His wife leads him by the nose. | 奥さんの尻にしかれている。 | |
| Is your wife a good cook? | 奥様はお料理がお上手ですか。 | |
| He can cook as well as his wife. | 彼は奥さんに劣らず料理がうまい。 | |
| His wife is French. | 彼の奥さんはフランス人です。 | |
| He has no wife, no children and no friends. | 彼は奥さんと子供と友達がいない。 | |
| It began late one Sunday afternoon, deep in the woods. | その話は、ある日曜日の午後も遅くなった頃、奥深い森の中で始まったんだ。 | |
| What is his wife like? | 彼の奥さんはどんな人？ | |
| Is that the man whose wife was killed in the car accident? | あれは奥さんがあの自動車事故で亡くなった人ですか。 | |
| How's your wife? | 奥様はお元気ですか。 | |
| He has been tamed by his wife. | 彼は奥さんに飼い慣らされてしまった。 | |
| He's always bad-mouthing his wife. | 彼はいつも奥さんの悪口を言っている。 | |
| Mrs. North is very proud of her children. | ノース奥さんは自分の子供を大変自慢しています。 | |
| I not only borrowed money from Tom, but also from his wife. | トムだけでなく奥さんからもお金を借りた。 | |
| I heard the manager's wife is on vacation. And, well, when the cat's away, the mice play. Now he's out partying every night. | 課長の奥さん、今旅行中なんだって。それで、鬼のいぬ間の洗濯とばかり、毎日飲み歩いているんだ。 | |
| The other day we had a telephone call from a man whose wife was going to have a baby. | 先日私達のところに、奥さんに赤ん坊が生まれかけている男の人から電話がかかってきました。 | |
| You will make a good wife. | いい奥さんになるよ。 | |
| Fred was very troubled by his wife's nagging. | 奥さんのがみがみ小言にフレッドさんは大弱りの体であった。 | |
| He was afraid of his wife. | 彼は奥さんが怖かった。 | |
| She will make him a good wife. | 彼女は彼のいい奥さんになるだろう。 | |
| The time has come for you to play your trump card. | 君の奥の手を使うときが来た。 | |
| That woman is his wife, I think. | あの女の人が彼の奥さんだろう。 | |
| Mr Jones is tasting the soup his wife made. | ジョーンズ氏は奥さんが作ったスープの味見をしている。 | |
| Mrs. Davis was anything but a perfect wife. | デーヴィス夫人は決して完璧な奥さんではなかった。 | |
| She looks like a farmer's wife. | 彼女は農場の奥様のように見えるが。 | |
| If you sleep on your back it's easier for your upper airway to be obstructed because your tongue, uvula, etc. slip towards the back of your throat. | あお向けに寝ると、舌やノドチンコがノドの奥に下がるため、上気道が塞がりやすくなります。 | |
| Gloria, don't let him feed you that line about his wife not understanding him. | グローリア、奥さんが彼のことを理解してないなんていう彼の言葉を真に受けるようじゃだめだよ。 | |
| I'd like to speak to the lady of the household. | 奥様とお話ししたいのですが。 | |
| She is a little shy. | 彼女はちょっと奥手なんだ。 | |
| It is surprising that your wife should object. | 君の奥さんが反対するなんて驚きだね。 | |
| I have a facial boil. There's a painful lump at the back of one nostril. | 面疔ができた。小鼻の奥に1個、痛い塊がある。 | |
| He went to the back of the building. | 彼は建物の奥に行ってみました。 | |
| I have a friend whose wife is a pianist. | 私には奥さんがピアニストである友人がいる。 | |
| I have a card up my sleeve. | 俺には、まだ奥の手があるんだ。 | |
| Jean ate the osechi cooking his wife cooked for herself. | ジェーンは奥さんが彼女の為に作ったおせち料理を食べました。 | |
| I think his wife is going out of town. | 奥さんがどこかに出かけているらしいから。 | |
| If you run into Mr. Long, don't forget to ask him about how his wife is doing. | ロングさんに会ったら忘れずに奥さんの様子を聞いて下さい。 | |
