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Is he at home?
彼は在宅していますか。
Kate came home by bus.
ケイトはバスで帰宅した。
Father came home about ten minutes ago.
父は約10分前に帰宅した。
I must make sure whether he is at home or not.
彼が在宅しているかどうか確かめなくてはならない。
If I were you, I'd go home right away.
もし私が君だったらすぐ帰宅するだろう。
The sun had already set when he got home.
彼が帰宅したときには、太陽はもう沈んでしまっていた。
The housing shortage is very acute.
住宅不足は深刻だ。
When I returned home, my brother had done his homework.
私が帰宅したときには、弟は宿題を済ませていた。
Mr Miyake showed me lots of places during my stay in Kurashiki.
倉敷滞在中に三宅君がいろんな場所を案内してくれたよ。
Is your mother at home now?
あなたのお母さんは、今御在宅ですか。
When will you be back?
あなたはいつ帰宅しますか。
No sooner had he come home than he proudly made an earth-shattering announcement.
彼は帰宅するやいなや、誇らしげに衝撃の発表をした。
Two policemen arrested a burglar. They caught him sneaking into Mrs. Miller's.
2人の警官は夜盗を逮捕した。2人は夜盗がミラー夫人宅にしのび込もうとした現場を押さえたのだ。
When I got home, I realized that one of my suitcases had disappeared.
私は、帰宅すると、私のスーツケースの1つがなくなっていることに気がついた。
I wonder if he is at home.
彼は在宅かしら。
There are mothers and fathers who will lie awake after the children fall asleep and wonder how they'll make the mortgage, or pay their doctor's bills, or save enough for their child's college education.
We know nothing except that he did not come home that day.
彼がその日は帰宅しなかったという以外は私たちは何も知りません。
He always gets home at six o'clock in the evening.
彼はいつも午後6時に帰宅する。
Is Mr. Schmidt at home now?
シュミット氏はご在宅ですか。
Is your husband at home?
ご主人はご在宅ですか。
He came home late in the evening.
彼は夕方遅くに帰宅した。
You may go home if you want to.
もし帰宅したければ帰ってよい。
I want to thank my partner in this journey, a man who campaigned from his heart, and spoke for the men and women he grew up with on the streets of Scranton, and rode with on the train home to Delaware, the vice president-elect of the United States, Joe Bi