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All of the students stood up together.
学生は皆一斉に立ち上がった。
He teaches arts and crafts in a school.
彼は美術工芸を学校で教えている。
Learning English requires patience.
英語を学ぶには忍耐が要る。
Some scholars ascribe the settlement of America to social unrest in Western Europe.
学者の中には、アメリカ入植を西ヨーロッパの社会不安のせいにする者もいる。
When I got to school, the race had already finished.
私が学校に着いた時には、その競技は終わってしまっていた。
It is often said that the best way to learn a foreign language is to go to the country where it is spoken.
外国語を学ぶ一番よい方法は、その言葉が使われている国へいくことだ、とよく言われる。
He's saving up to go to college.
彼は大学に行けるように貯金している。
He is a famous physicist not only in Japan, but in the world.
彼が日本のみならず、世界においても有名な物理学者である。
I usually went to bed at ten in my school days.
学校時代はたいてい１０時に就寝していた。
He is a good scholar, and what is better, a good teacher.
彼は立派な学者であってさらに良いのは教えるのもうまい。
Geometry, about which I know nothing, seems like a very dull subject.
幾何学について私は何も知らないが、とても退屈な学科らしい。
He is a student.
彼は学生です。
We have a boxing club in our school.
私たちの学校にはボクシング部がある。
A child who is a native speaker usually knows many things about his or her language that a non-native speaker who has been studying for years still does not know and perhaps will never know.
After his father died, he had to study by himself.
父の死後彼は独学しなければならなかった。
Thanks to his recommendation, I was able to get a teaching job at a college in Tokyo.
彼の推薦のおかげで、私は東京の大学で教鞭をとることが出来た。
There is nothing in the world from which we can't learn something.
この世で私たちが何かを学べないものは何も無い。
You should persist in your efforts to learn English.
あなたはあくまでも英語を学ぶ努力をすべきだ。
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