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My sons are in the heyday of youth.
息子たちは若い盛りだ。
He was cut down in his prime.
彼はいまを盛りにと言う時に倒れた。
Every dogs has his own day.
誰にも一度は全盛期がある。
The cherry blossoms are at their best.
桜の花が真っ盛りです。
You don't have to dress up.
盛装なさる必要はありません。
We're counting on you to be the life of the party. It'll bomb if you don't come.
おいおい、一枚看板のお前が来れないんじゃ、今日の合コン盛り上がらないよ。
She dressed up for the party.
彼女はパーティーに出かけるために盛装した。
The newspapers gave a lot of space to the affair.
新聞はその事件を盛んに書き立てた。
The dog wagged its tail eagerly.
犬は盛んに尾を振った。
The market rallied.
市場は盛り返してきた。
If you order tonkatsu at that place, it also comes with a mountain of cabbage.
このお店でとんかつを注文すると、山盛りキャベツがついてくるんだ。
He is acquisitive of knowledge.
彼は知識欲旺盛だ。
A man's life has its ups and downs.
栄枯盛衰は世の習い。
A healthy curiosity is truly a fine thing.
好奇心がお旺盛なのは大変に結構なことである。
We gave him a royal send-off at the airport.
彼を空港で盛大に見送った。
My business is slow right now.
今あまり繁盛していません。
Mr Yamaha filled the big tray in his living room with walnuts.
山羽さんが茶の間の大きい盆に胡桃を盛った。
They gave a big party for me.
彼らは私のために盛大なパーティーを開いてくれた。
She is in the bloom of youth.
彼女は今が若い盛りだ。
The cherry blossoms are at their best in April.
桜の花は4月が盛りだ。
He has a good appetite.
彼は食欲旺盛だ。
He is always full of vigor.
彼はいつも活力旺盛だ。
Small children are very curious.
小さな子供は好奇心が旺盛です。
This fashion has had its day.
この流行もかつては全盛期があった。
He is in the prime of life.
彼は働き盛りだ。
The audience gave the singer a big applause.
聴取は、その歌手に盛大な拍手をおくった。
The singer was at his best in that song.
その歌手はその歌のときが全盛でした。
Not only does she do house work, she is a teacher.
彼女は家事を切り盛りするだけでなく学校の先生もしている。
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