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This clock gains two minutes a day.
この時計は一日に二分進む。
My watch gains thirty seconds a month.
私の時計は月に３０秒進む。
The more civilization advances, the more people long for nature.
文明が進めば進むほど人間は自然にあこがれる。
My watch gains one minute a day.
私の時計は一日に一分進む。
My wristwatch is running a bit too fast.
私の腕時計は少し進む。
It may be advantageous to me to proceed in this way.
このようなやり方で進むことは私にとって都合がよいかもしれない。
Light travels much faster than sound.
光は音よりもずっと早く進む。
The sign indicates the way to go.
その標識は進む方向を示している。
He couldn't make up his mind which course to follow.
彼はどちらの道へ進むか決心できなかった。
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。
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。
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。
His speech had more and more power as it went along.
話が進むにつれ彼の弁舌はますますさえた。
Typhoons generally head for Japan.
台風は一般に日本へ向かって進む。
I crunch through the snow.
ざくざくと雪を踏んで進む。
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。
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 alarm clock gains one minutes a day.
この目覚し時計は１日に１分進む。
While light waves travel most quickly through air, they go slower through water and even slower through glass.
光の波は空中で最も速く進み、水中ではそれより遅く、ガラスの中ではもっと遅く進む。
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。
The train makes 20 miles an hour.
その列車は時速２０マイルで進む。
This watch needs to be fixed. 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。
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?
