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Example sentences including '進む'
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This watch needs to be repaired. It gains 20 minutes a day.
この時計は修理の必要がある。一日２０分も進む。
The value of the dollar declines as the rate of inflation rises.
インフレの程度が進むにつれてドルの価値は下がる。
But light does not travel at the same speed through all materials; it goes slower through some than through others.
しかし全ての物質の中を同じ速度で進むのではなく、ものによって速くもなり遅くもなる。
Light travels much faster than sound.
光は音よりもずっと早く進む。
My wristwatch is running a bit too fast.
私の腕時計は少し進む。
When the time is ripe, be bold and go for it! I'll stand by you.
機が熟したら、大胆に突き進むべきだ。僕が側にいる。
Ishida advances to third on a stolen base.
石田盗塁で３塁に進む。
"Does your watch keep good time?" "No, it gains ten minutes a day."
「君の時計は正確ですか」「いいえ、１日に１０分も進むんです」
As cultural exchange continued between the two countries, their mutual understanding became even deeper.
両国間の文化交流が進むにしたがって、相互理解も一段と深まっていった。
He was too tired to go any farther.
彼はあまりにも疲れていてそれ以上進む事が出来なかった。
My watch gains five minutes a day.
私の時計は日に五分進む。
It happened that he appeared when she couldn't decide which way to go.
彼女がどちらかの道を進むべきか決められないでいると、偶然彼が現れた。
He was too tired to go any further.
彼はあまりにも疲れていてそれ以上進む事が出来なかった。
This watch needs repairing. It gains 20 minutes a day.
この時計は修理の必要がある。一日２０分も進む。
Tom slept peacefully as the underground train rattled on its way.
地下鉄がガタガタ音を立てて進むなか、トムは安らかに眠っていた。
This clock gains one minute a day.
この時計は一日１分進む。
I got more and more bored as the speech went on.
演説が進むにつれてますます退屈になった。
The cat crept under the hedge.
猫が垣根の下を腹ばいになって進む。
If all went according to her plan, she would be in great demand.
もしすべてが彼女の計画通りに進むなら、彼女は引っ張りだこだろう。
Are we losing a day on the way to America?
アメリカへ行くと日付けが１日進むのですか。
I had expected stronger resistance from the enemy but if anything there are less of them as we advance to the centre... Don't you think that's strange?
