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This dictionary contains about 40,000 headwords.
この辞書は見出し語が約4万はいっている。
If you come across an unfamiliar word, look it up in your dictionary.
知らない単語に出くわしたら、辞書でそれを調べなさい。
He decided to submit his resignation.
彼は辞表を提出することに決めた。
There's a rumor that the President will resign.
大統領が辞職するといううわさが広まっている。
She resigned on the grounds of ill health.
彼女は病気を理由に辞職した。
It is useless to try to remember all the words in the dictionary.
辞書の単語を全部覚えようとするのはむだだ。
I want to buy a cheap dictionary.
安い辞書を買いたいんです。
A dictionary is an excellent reference book.
辞書は優れた参考本だ。
I don't know at all why he quit his job suddenly.
なぜ彼が突然仕事を辞めてしまったのか、さっぱりわからない。
She had to use her dictionary many times.
彼女は何回も自分の辞書を使わなければならなかった。
This dictionary is of great use to me.
この辞書はとても役に立っている。
He has every reason to quit his job.
彼が仕事を辞めるのももっともだ。
There is a rumor about that he is going to resign.
彼が辞職するという噂が広まっている。
I would like to excuse myself from receiving the Akutagawa Prize.
芥川賞の受賞を辞退したいのですが。
I didn't know he had decided to leave his job.
彼が仕事を辞めると決めていたとは知らなかった。
You are free to use this dictionary.
自由に辞書をお使いください。
He wants to get a new dictionary.
彼は新しい辞書を買いたいと思っています。
No one will be caught by his flattery.
彼のお世辞にはだれものらない。
He was compelled to resign on account of ill health.
彼は健康がすぐれず、辞職せざるをえなかった。
I need a Japanese-English dictionary.
私は和英辞書が必要だ。
Every child bowed to the teacher.
どの子も先生にお辞儀した。
Where is your cap?
お辞儀はどうしたの。
This dictionary contains not less than fifty thousand words.
この辞書には少なくとも5万語載っている。
He is what we call a walking dictionary.
彼こそいわゆる生きる辞書だ。
His book is oriented towards children, but here and there are words that he has never seen before. He doesn't know whether it is just him, or if they are just simply difficult words, but he finds them not worth the effort to look up in a dictionary, so he