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He came across this old coin in an antique shop.
彼は偶然この小銭を骨董品店で見つけた。
You should investigate the fact from a medical viewpoint.
医学的な見地からその事実を調査するべきだ。
There is a fundamental difference between your opinion and mine.
君と私の意見には基本的な違いがある。
Small hills look flat from an airplane.
飛行機から見ると、小さな丘陵は平地のように見える。
Ken'nichi made a pond in the shape of Lake Geneva.
見日はレークジェニーバをかたどって池を造った。
Not a few monkeys were found in the mountain.
その山で少なからぬ猿が発見された。
In my opinion, German is the best language in the world.
私の意見では、ドイツ語は世界一の言語だと思います。
I looked down on Mt. Fuji from the window of the plane.
私は飛行機の窓から富士山を見下ろした。
I couldn't stand looking at it.
それは見るに堪えない。
Look at the seventh line from the bottom on page 34.
34ページの下から7行目を見てください。
Many friends saw him off.
多くの友人が彼を見送った。
These things are much better spoken about face to face so that we can draw diagrams and demonstrate timings on logic analyzers and oscilloscopes where necessary.
When you get into a commuter train, you see the briefcases neatly stacked on the racks.
通勤列車に乗ると、鞄が棚にきちんと並べられていることが見える。
I saw the person I expected standing there.
私は予想通りの人物がそこに立っているのを見た。
She visited the old man in the hospital every day but Sunday.
彼女は日曜日以外、毎日病院にその老人を見舞った。
The police couldn't find any footprints outside Tom's bedroom window.
警察はトムの寝室の窓の外には誰の足跡も見つけることができませんでした。
My brother watches television.
弟はテレビを見ます。
If you calmly look at the reply you sent to an email, you'll find that it'll have "you" all over it. While you may use the pretext that you're just working with whatever information the addressee gave you, in the end it's just all about yourself. This is
Frustrated with the European languages, which he considered "too boring", Christopher Columbus invented "Columbian", a language so complicated that only he could speak it.