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| We really get on and often go to each other's place. | 私たちはとっても仲良しでお互いの家をよく行き来する仲でした。 | |
| And, we get each other's company to boot. | それに、みんなに仲間もできるしね。 | |
| You must make an effort to get along with everyone. | 誰でも仲良くやって行くように努力しなければならない。 | |
| Two of a trade seldom agree. | 商売敵は仲が悪い。 | |
| They easily fall back on his company. | 彼らはすぐに仲間に頼る。 | |
| He and I have a near-telepathic understanding of each other. No sooner does one of us say something than the other is already responding. | 彼とはツーと言えばカーの仲だよ。以心伝心の仲とでも言っておこう。 | |
| Hey, what's the big secret? Come on; let me in on it. | みんなで何内緒話してるのよ。私も仲間に入れて。 | |
| Nancy has been on good terms with my sister for more than five years. | ナンシーは私の妹と５年以上も仲良しだ。 | |
| She became reconciled with her friend. | 彼女は友達と仲直りした。 | |
| He is on good terms with Mr Brown. | 彼はブラウンさんと仲が良い。 | |
| Come over here and join us. | こっちに来て仲間に入りなさい。 | |
| So far I have been getting along well with my friends. | これまで私は友人たちとは仲良くやってきました。 | |
| He left his team as he could not get along with the manager. | 監督と仲良くやれなかったので彼はチームをやめた。 | |
| It is to your advantage to join us. | 私たちの仲間に入るのが有利だ。 | |
| I am on good terms with him. | 彼とは仲のよい間柄だ。 | |
| You and I are good friends, but we have little in common. | 君とぼくは仲がよいが、共通するものはほとんどない。 | |
| He left his team because he couldn't get along with the manager. | 監督と仲良くやれなかったので彼はチームをやめた。 | |
| You may as well make friends with people who need you. | あなたを必要とする人々と仲良くなった方がよい。 | |
| Marriage, in peace, is this world's paradise; in strife, this life's purgatory. | 結婚生活は夫婦仲が良ければ天国であり、夫婦仲が悪ければこの世の地獄である。 | |
| Sally and I work in the same office. | サリーは職場の仲間です。 | |
| They decided to exclude him from their circle. | 彼らは彼を仲間からはずすことに決めた。 | |
| We became cordial with one another. | 互いに心を許しあうといえるほどの仲となった。 | |
| You should try to get along with your neighbours. | 隣の人とは仲良くすべきだ。 | |
| He fell out with his wife. | 彼は彼の妻と仲たがいした。 | |
| Both teams are well matched. The game will be an interesting one. | 実力が伯仲したチーム同士の対戦なので面白い試合になりそうだ。 | |
| I get along with my younger brother. | 私は弟と仲がいい。 | |
| We can just about read each other's minds. | 彼と僕はツーカーの仲だ。 | |
| He seems to live in harmony with all his friends. | 彼はすべての友達と仲良くやってるようだ。 | |
| Try to avoid bad company. | 悪い仲間を避けるようにしなさい。 | |
| Mama! That lady and man are holding hands, they're great friends aren't they! | ママ～！あのお姉ちゃんとお兄ちゃん、お手手繋いで、すっごく仲良しさんだね～！ | |
| The minister appointed one of his cronies to a key position. | その大臣は気心の知れた仲間を重要な地位につけました。 | |
| I am counting on you to join us. | 君が我々の仲間になってくれるとあてにしているんだ。 | |
| Are you closer to your mother or to your father? | お母さんとお父さん、どちらと仲がいいですか？ | |
| Mary and I became good friends. | メアリーと私は仲良しになりました。 | |
| Try to avoid bad company. | 悪い仲間とつきあうのは避けるようにしなさい。 | |
| They're on good terms with their neighbors. | 彼らは隣人と仲がよい。 | |
| His gross manners offended his companions. | 彼の無作法は仲間を怒らせた。 | |
| You and I are very good friends. | 君と私はとても仲がいい。 | |
| His daughter and my son are good friends. | 彼の娘と僕の息子は仲良しだ。 | |
| I haven't seen Karen since we fell out last month. | 前月仲たがいして以来カレンには会っていない。 | |
| You should be frank, and they will treat you as a friend. | ざっくばらんにすべきです。そうすれば彼らは君を仲間として扱うだろう。 | |
| He tries to make sure he doesn't fall behind his classmates. | 彼はクラスの仲間に後れをとらぬようにしている。 | |
| My son has got into bad company. | 息子が悪友仲間に入った。 | |
| I don't like running down members of the staff, but he's the rudest man I've met. | 仕事仲間の悪口は言いたくはないけど、彼は私の知っている中で一番無礼な男性なのよ。 | |
| When you're at work, if you have a lot of workmates, it's surprisingly difficult to build a consensus. | 仕事をする時仲間が多いと、コンセンサスをとるのが意外と大変だ。 | |
| Would you be friends with me? | 僕と、仲良くしてくれませんか？ | |
| He sold his party for money. | 彼は金のため仲間を裏切った。 | |
| She will get along with my grandmother. | 彼女は私の祖母と仲良くやっていくでしょう。 | |
| He intervened and settled the matter peacefully for the time being. | 彼が仲裁してその場は丸く収めた。 | |
| My mother attempted to reconcile the couple. | 母はその二人を仲直りさせようとした。 | |
| Ai finds it difficult to make friends with Ken. | 愛は健と仲良くするのは難しいと思っている。 | |
| They are on good terms with their neighbors. | 彼らは近所の人たちと仲がよい。 | |
| We don't get on well with each other. | 私達はお互い仲が悪い。 | |
| I want to come to terms with him. | 彼と仲直りしたい。 | |
| I usually cut loose a bit and drink plenty before a day off work but if my drinks are cut with tochu tea then I get absolutely no hangover. | 休みの前などは少し羽目を外して飲むのだが、杜仲茶割りで飲むと二日酔いが全くない。 | |
| I was on close terms with him. | 私はあの男と仲がよかった。 | |
| We have been on bad terms with each other for a long time. | 私達は長い間お互いに仲が悪かった。 | |
| My companions were all asleep. | 仲間がすべて寝ていた。 | |
| He works with me at the office. | 彼は会社の仲間です。 | |
| He welcomed his fellow worker into his home. | 彼は仕事仲間を歓迎して家に招き入れた。 | |
| They are of us, you know. | 彼らは我々の仲間だ。 | |
| All the students in my class are friendly. | 私のクラスの生徒はみんな仲良しです。 | |
| Let's get along. | 仲良くしよう。 | |
| In all times and places many examples of poor relations between wives and mothers-in-law can be seen. | 古今東西、嫁と姑の仲は上手くいかぬ例が多いと見える。 | |
| I hope the young couple will make up soon. | その若い二人が早く仲直りしてくれれば良いのだが。 | |
| He is on good terms with his classmates. | 彼は級友と仲が良い。 | |
| He and I have been good friends since we were children. | 彼との子供のころから仲良しだ。 | |
| He had a hard time to disengage himself from the gang. | 彼はその仲間から自由になるのに苦労した。 | |
| I really like my coworkers. | 私は仕事仲間が大好きだ。 | |
| After the break-up with her game partners she started to make trouble for other players ... | 仲間と決別してから、他のプレイヤーを邪魔するようになった・・。 | |
| He's on good terms with Mr. Brown. | 彼はブラウンさんと仲が良い。 | |
| A good mediator can make a deal go smoothly. | 仲介役がしっかりしていると取り引きがスムーズに行く。 | |
| We are getting on first-rate. | 我々はとても仲良くやっている。 | |
| The young couple is getting along together. | その若夫婦はいっしょに仲良くやっている。 | |
| Do you make friends with these boys? | あなたはこれらの少年たちと仲よくなりますか。 | |
| She arranges the buying and selling of houses in and around Deal. | ディール市内と近辺の家屋の売買を仲介しています。 | |
| Tom is on good terms with John. | トムはジョンと仲がよい。 | |
| I am on visiting terms with her. | 私は彼女と訪問し合う仲だ。 | |
| With arbitration, judgement is usually passed in six months time. | 仲裁では普通６ヶ月に裁決を下す。 | |
| We don't get along with each other. | 私達はお互い仲が悪い。 | |
| I'm getting along with my mother-in-law very well. | 私は姑と仲良く暮らしています。 | |
| He fell into bad company. | 彼は不良仲間とぐるになっていた。 | |
| I am on visiting terms with him. | 私は彼とは訪問し合う仲だ。 | |
| Long long ago in India, a monkey, a fox, and a rabbit lived happily together. | 昔々、インドに猿と狐と兎が仲良く暮らしておりました。 | |
| Ai and Mariko are close friends. They go everywhere together. | 愛と真理子はとても仲が良く、どこにでもいっしょに行く。 | |
| I am on good terms with my brother. | 私は弟と仲がよい。 | |
| He fell among bad companions. | 彼は悪い仲間につかまった。 | |
| No one can separate them. | だれも彼らの仲を引き裂けない。 | |
| I don't know how to get along with those difficult people. | あの気難しい人達とどう仲良くしたらいいのか、わからない。 | |
| A man is known by the company he keeps. | 付き合う仲間を見れば、その人がわかる。 | |
| Tom is on good terms with Mary. | トムはメアリーと仲がいい。 | |
| He tries to keep abreast of his classmates. | 彼はクラスの仲間に後れをとらぬようにしている。 | |
| Did you argue with your boyfriend again? Well, they say that the more you argue, the closer you are. | また彼と喧嘩したの？まあ、喧嘩するほど仲がいいって言うから、しょうがないか。 | |
| It's about my brother. Lately, he's been hanging out with the wrong sort of people. Don't you know anything about it? | 俺の弟なんだけど、最近悪い仲間とつるんでるみたいなんだ。お前何か知らないか。 | |
| He is on speaking terms with his classmates. | 彼はクラスのみんなと仲がよい。 | |
| Will you join us? | 君も仲間に入りませんか。 | |
| Mr. Tanaka is one of my father's fishing companions. | 田中さんは父のつり仲間の一人だ。 | |
| It's all over between us. | ぼくたちの仲はもう終わりだ。 | |
| Companions with the same aim, to carve out their own future, cooperate with each other. | 進路を開拓するという同じ目標を持った仲間同士が協力する。 | |
| There is honor among thieves. | 泥棒仲間にも仁義がある。 | |
