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What you say is more important than how you say it.
話し方よりも話す内容の方が大事です。
Rodrigo's family went to the dog pound to adopt a dog.
ロドリゴの家族は犬を引きとるため動物収容所に行った。
Those ideas are alien to our way of thinking.
そういう考え方は私たちの考え方とは相容れない。
She could solve the problem with ease.
彼女は容易に問題を解くことができた。
It was not easy to put out the fire at once.
火事をすぐに消すことは容易ではなかった。
There are two ways of using the infinitive as an adjective, 1. attributive, 2. predicative. Naturally 2. is a subject complement.
不定詞の形容詞的用法には2種類あり、①限定用法、②叙述用法。②はもちろん主格補語です。
Yoshio resembles his mother in personality and his father in appearance.
ヨシオは性格は母親に、容貌は父親に似ている。
We will not tolerate anyone who engages in terrorism.
我々は、誰であろうとテロ活動に携わるものに寛容でいるつもりはない。
Some English adverbs function as adjectives.
英語の副詞の中には形容詞の役目をするものがある。
The former president of a certain association has been arrested on suspicion of breach of trust.
某連盟元会長が背任の容疑で逮捕されました。
The police arrested the suspect.
警察は容疑者を逮捕した。
Apart from his parents, nobody would defend the suspect.
彼の両親を別にすると、誰もその容疑者を擁護しないだろう。
You can see this easily if you put a straw into a glass of water.
このことは水の入ったグラスにストローを入れて見れば容易にわかる。
The fingerprints left on the weapon match the suspect's.
凶器に残された指紋は容疑者のものと一致する。
This room can hold three hundred people.
この部屋は三百人収容できる。
Like the great scholar that he was, he answered the question easily.
さすがに偉大な学者だけあって、彼はその問いに容易に答えた。
It's not easy to keep up with the times.
時代の流れについていくのは容易ではない。
Her condition is improving after the operation.
手術後、彼女の容態は快方に向かっている。
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