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I'm not well enough to take care of others.
私は人の世話を焼けるほど元気ではない。
This sweet potato is only half-baked and is still crunchy.
この薩摩芋は生焼けでがりがりする。
My bonus doesn't come close to covering all the loan payments I have to make.
ローン地獄で、ボーナスもらっても焼け石に水だよ。
The cook broiled the meat.
コックはその肉を焼いた。
Before the firemen were able to arrive, both buildings burned down.
消防士が到着する前に家は両方とも全焼した。
She was very brown after her holiday.
休暇が終わると彼女は真黒に日焼けしていた。
No one bakes a finer apple pie than Emily.
エミリー以上にすばらしいアップルパイを焼く人はいない。
My skin burns easily in the sun.
私の皮膚は日焼けしやすい。
Two hundred houses were burnt down in the fire which broke out yesterday.
きのうの火事で200戸が全焼した。
On large farms, cattle are usually marked with brands.
大きな農場では、大抵牛に焼き印がつけられている。
I hate jealous women.
焼きもち女は大嫌いだ。
I wonder whether stone-roasted sweet potatoes are available overseas as well.
石焼き芋って、海外にもあるのかな。
The cattle are marked with brands.
それらの牛には焼き印がついている。
Fry me some eggs.
卵を焼いてくれ。
The hotel burned down.
ホテルが全焼した。
Two houses were burned down in the fire.
2軒の家がその火事で全焼した。
Their house was burned down by fire.
彼らの家は火事で焼け落ちた。
I don't like grilled fish, let alone raw fish.
焼き魚は好きではありません、ましてや生魚は言うまでもありません。
Ten houses were burned down.
10戸が全焼した。
The hotel was burned down.
ホテルが全焼した。
The deep red of the setting sun portended fine weather.
真っ赤な夕焼けは明日の晴天を告げた。
I like the smell of freshly-baked bread.
焼きたてのパンの匂いが好きです。
On large farms, cattle are usually marked with brands.
大きな農場では家畜には大抵焼き印が押されている。
The sunset glows in the west.
夕焼けで西の空は真っ赤に輝く。
Chris recognized the boy from his math class and became very jealous.
クリスはその男の子が同じ数学のクラスの人だと分かり、とても焼もちを焼きました。
It drew strength from the not-so-young people who braved the bitter cold and scorching heat to knock on doors of perfect strangers, and from the millions of Americans who volunteered and organized and proved that more than two centuries later a government