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As he was studying, the door was suddenly flung open.
彼が勉強しているとき、ドアが突然バタンと開いた。
The bank was held up last night.
昨夜その銀行に強盗が入った。
I didn't feel like studying because the noise outside was getting on my nerves.
外の音がうるさくて勉強する気になれなかった。
I'm going to a training camp tomorrow. However it's not the physical side that I'll be training, but the mental.
明日から強化合宿に入るんですが、強化するのは体力面ではなく、メンタルの部分です。
He is at his desk.
彼は机に向かって勉強している。
You must study hard and learn many things.
君たちはしっかり勉強してたくさんのことを学ばなければなりません。
They studied very hard so as not to fail in the exam.
彼らは試験に失敗しないように懸命に勉強した。
We study English at school every day.
私たちは毎日学校で英語を勉強する。
We spent a lot of time on our lessons.
私たちは学校の勉強に多くの時間を当てた。
She seems timid, but she's actually a strong-willed person.
彼女は内気に見えるが、実際は強い意志の持主だ。
Since I'm planning to go to Japan next year, I'm studying Japanese.
来年日本に行く予定なので、日本語を勉強しています。
She went to Germany for the purpose of studying music.
彼女は音楽を勉強する目的でドイツへ行った。
My grandpa is good at shogi. His level is fourth dan, amateur.
おじいちゃんは将棋が強い。アマ四段の腕前だ。
It is no use going to school if you are not going to study.
勉強しなければ学校へ行ってもむだだ。
When I was in middle school, I had a friend in the track club who normally studied 3 hours a day. He didn't speed up the pace before tests. On the contrary, he didn't have any club activities and so had lot of free time, so before the test we would go to
During his seven years in Japan, he studied Japanese in earnest.
日本に滞在した7年の間に、彼は日本語を熱心に勉強した。
You had better have studied harder.
もっと一生懸命勉強した方がよかったのに。
She doesn't have as much patience as you do.
彼女は君ほどしんぼう強くない。
I think it a pity that you do not study harder.
あなたがもっと熱心に勉強しないのは残念だと思う。
I am more and more convinced that our happiness or our unhappiness depends far more on the way we meet the events of life than on the nature of those events themselves.