He was lazy and irresponsible. Thus, he was told to leave the company.
彼は怠惰で無責任だった。結局、彼は退社を命じられた。
I'll call by at the post office on the way home.
帰りがけに郵便局に寄りましょう。
He did not appear at all, which made her very uneasy.
彼は結局現れなかった、それが彼女を大変不安にした。
His remarks added up to a condemnation of my plan.
彼の意見は結局私の計画はだめだという非難であった。
I failed after all.
私は結局失敗した。
Where is the post office?
郵便局はどこですか。
We hurried to the station only to miss the train.
わたしたちは駅へと急いだが、結局電車に乗り遅れた。
In the end, he wasn't able to succeed.
結局彼は成功できなかった。
Turning to the left, you will find the post office.
左に曲がれば、郵便局が見える。
Slow and steadily wins the race.
着実に働く者が結局は勝つ。
Please mail this letter the next time you go to the post office.
今度郵便局へ行くときこの手紙をポストに入れて下さい。
Without your help, I couldn't have gotten over that difficult situation.
あなたの助けがなければ、私はその難局を乗り越えることができなかったでしょう。
Her explanation of the problem added up to nonsense.
彼女の問題についての説明は、結局意味をなさなかった。
In the end, "feminity" is something that a woman is naturally furnished with, there is no need to make any effort to show it, and it's a quality such that even if one were to make conscious efforts to hide it, it would lead to nothing.
After all, Stella was the only person who had the ham.
結局、ハムを食べたのはステラだけですからね。
Ill-gotten gains are short-lived. The only way to make real money is to earn every penny.
悪銭身につかず、というじゃない。結局は地道に稼ぐしかないと思うよ。
After all, you have to look after number one.
結局は自分がかわいいということだな。
They have decided to stick to the original plan after all.
彼らは、結局最初の計画に固執することに決めた。
After all I couldn't make heads or tails of her story.
結局、私は彼女の話が理解できなかった。
You will succeed in the long run by studying.
勉強する事によって結局は成功しますよ。
Excuse me, but would you please tell me the way to the post office?
すみませんが、郵便局への道を教えていただけませんか。
I have just been to the post office.
私はちょうど郵便局へ行ってきたところです。
Does this mean you're not coming to help?
結局私を助けにやって来ないの?
After all they came to terms with each other.
結局彼らは互いに折り合いがついた。
Everything will turn out for the best.
結局万事旨く行くだろう。
That's when we learned that the main post office was on fire and that they had kidnapped our president.
それで中央郵便局が焼けて、やつらが私たちの大統領を誘拐したことを知ったの。
If you calmly look at the reply you sent to an email, you'll find that it'll have "you" all over it. While you may use the pretext that you're just working with whatever information the addressee gave you, in the end it's just all about yourself. This is