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When you're trying to prove something, it helps to know it's true.
何かを証明しようとする場合、それが真実であるという確信を持つことは何らかの手助けになる。
All his endeavors proved unsuccessful.
彼のあらゆる努力は実を結ばなかった。
They amplified their argument by new facts.
彼らは新事実によって議論を発展させた。
As a matter of fact, he doesn't agree with me.
実のところ、彼は私の意見に反対である。
Parents should spend quality time with their children.
親は子供たちと充実した時間をすごすべきだ。
I don't believe that Santa Claus is imaginary.
サンタクロースが実在しないなんて信じない。
Being pitched out into life is the best way of learning how to life.
実社会に放り出されることは生活の方法を学ぶ最上の道である。
The hypothesis is based on the thorough experiments.
その仮説は徹底的な実験に基づいている。
The set of real numbers is closed under addition.
実数の集合は加法について閉じている。
We went early to make certain that we could get seats.
我々は確実に席が取れるように早く出かけた。
She is honest in deeds and in words.
彼女は行動も言葉も誠実だ。
To tell the truth, I hate the very sight of him.
実を言うと、彼の顔を見るのもいやなんだ。
We all consider that your idea is impractical.
君の考えは非現実的だと皆思っている。
He was slow in putting his idea into practice.
彼は自分の考えを実行に移すのが遅かった。
It may be too early for us to put the project into practice.
その計画を実行に移すのは私たちにはまだ早すぎるかもしれない。
He never makes a plan without putting it into practice.
彼は計画を立てれば必ず実行する。
His hard work bore fruit.
彼の懸命の努力が実を結んだ。
I hoped things would get better, but as it is, they are getting worse.
事態はよくなると期待したが、しかし実際のところはますます悪化している。
This fact shows us that he is innocent.
この事実から、私たちは彼が無実だとわかる。
Actually, I haven't gotten any letters yet.
実のところまだ手紙が届いた事はないの。
These facts are mutually related.
その事実はお互いに関連し合っている。
That he will succeed is certain.
彼が成功するということは確実だ。
Facts are to the scientist what words are to the poet.
事実の科学者に対する関係は、言葉の詩人に対する関係と等しい。
It is true that Aristotle distinguishes the tyrant from the king by the fact that the former governs in his own interest, and the latter only for the good of his subjects; but it would follow from Aristotle's distinction that, from the very beginning of t