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MPEC-4 AVC recording practical test: It was always easy to use, now the picture and sound quality is high too.
MPEG-4 AVC録画の実力テスト:使いやすさはもとより、画質・音質の実力も高い。
My sister has given me an Iphone, but I do not know how to use it.
姉が私にiPhone をくれたけれど使い方が分かりません。
This is the pencil with which she wrote it.
これは彼女がそれを書くのに使った鉛筆です。
Can you account for all the money you spent on your trip?
旅行で使ったお金、全部説明がつきますか。
That idea seems good but it needs to be tried out.
そのアイデアはよいように思えるが実際に使ってみる必要がある。
He told me that I could use his car.
彼は車を使ってもいいよといってくれた。
Excuse me, but may I use your telephone?
すみませんが、電話を使わせていただいてもよろしいですか。
You had better not waste your money.
お金をむだ使いしないほうがいい。
Any time you want to borrow my car, all you have to do is ask.
車使いたいときは言ってくれればいいから。
This car is used by my father.
この車は父によって使われます。
Much time was wasted.
多くの時間が無駄に使われた。
The proceeds from the bond issue will be used to finance the budget deficit.
債券発行による調達資金は予算の赤字を補填するのに使われる。
We've run out of water.
水を使い果たしてしまった。
You can't use this faucet. It's out of order.
この蛇口は使えません。故障しています。
Are you using the default settings?
初期設定のまま使ってるの?
This is a two-seater sofa using stain-resistant artificial leather.
汚れに強い合成皮革を使用した2人掛けのソファです。
Another tendency of many Japanese that bothers foreigners is to make statements that are too general and too broad by using or implying words like "all" and "every".
More and more doctors have begun to use the new medicine.
ますます多くの医者がその新薬を使い出した。
He conceded us the use of his yacht.
彼は我々に自分のヨットの使用を許した。
He has only one servant to attend on him.
彼には仕える使用人が1人しかいない。
There may be microscopes involved, bringing us ever closer to the heart of the matter; but even microbiology is objective, adding to knowledge by putting space between an object and its observer.