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It is no wonder that she was given the prize.
彼女がその賞を受賞したのは少しも不思議ではない。
His courage is worthy of high praise.
彼のその勇気は激賞に値する。
You shall have this album as a prize.
賞としてこのアルバムをあげよう。
The boy was awarded a prize for good conduct.
その少年は善行に対して賞を与えられた。
To my surprise, he won the prize.
驚いたことに彼は賞をもらった。
They competed with each other for the prize.
彼らは賞を取ろうとしてお互いに競い合った。
He is such a great artist that we all admire.
彼は、私達みんなが賞賛するような偉大な芸術家だ。
He got the first prize.
彼は一等賞をもらった。
Only in philosophy can you use a circular argument and get praised for it.
循環論法すれば賞賛を浴るのは哲学だけです。
The boy who writes best wins the prize.
一番上手に書く少年が賞をもらいます。
In this corner of the room I'd like to put a house-plant.
この部屋の隅に鑑賞植物を置きたい。
Ten teams competed for the prize.
10チームが賞を得ようと争った。
It was Janet that won first prize.
1等賞を得たのはジャネットだった。
Whoever wins the race will receive the prize.
そのレースに勝つ人は誰であれ、その賞をもらえます。
The girl was given a prize for good conduct.
その少女はその善行に対して賞を与えられた。
The novel is worthy of praise.
その小説は賞賛に値する。
Little did I think that I would win the prize.
自分がその賞を得ようとは全く思っていなかった。
She is apt to win the prize.
彼女が賞を取りそうだ。
Try as you may, you will never win first prize.
どんなにがんばっても君に一等賞はとれない。
The object of his admiration shows the kind of person that he would like to be.
彼の賞賛の対象は、彼がなりたい種類の人間を示す。
Is yogurt okay to eat if it's one month past the 'best before' date?
賞味期限が1ヶ月過ぎたヨーグルトって食べても大丈夫かな?
Both of the children won a prize.
その子供達2人が賞を獲得した。
The "People's Choice" award, by public polling, was announced again this year and Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts were selected as the most popular male, and female, film actors.
Rows of houses, each of them different and pleasing with their spacious gardens, are replaced by purely functional blocks of flats which have nothing more to commend them than over-praised 'modern conveniences'.