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The forest fire began to spread in all directions.
森の火事は四方に広がり始めた。
When Columbus discovered America, bison (American buffalo) inhabited a wide-ranging area.
コロンブスがアメリカ大陸を発見したとき、バイソン(アメリカ野牛)は、広大な地域に棲んでいた。
The institution advertised on TV for volunteers.
その協会は有志を求める広告をテレビに出した。
With great effort I held his eyelids open with my fingers and dropped in the eye medicine.
一生懸命指でまぶたを広げて目薬を差しました。
The streets of Hokkaido are very wide.
北海道の街路はとても広い。
Mr Johnson's was a large room.
ジョンソンさんのは広い部屋だ。
We should try to look at the wider problem.
我々はその問題を広い視野に立って見るべきだ。
This avenue is wide but not very long.
この通りは広いが、あまり長くない。
Accessories were laid out on the shelf for sale.
販売用に装飾品が棚に広げられた。
The means of communication can include letters, magazine and newspaper advertisements, radio and television commercials, and telephone marketing, as well as catalogs.
There's a rumor in the air that the firm is going into bankruptcy.
その会社が倒産するという噂が広まっている。
He once owned a lot of land.
彼はかつて広大な土地を所有していた。
That river is wide.
その川は幅が広い。
The rumor spread throughout the country.
その嘘は国中に広まった。
Reading science fiction sometimes does much to encourage a scientific view of the universe.
科学小説を読むことは、時には、宇宙についての科学的見方を広めるのに大いに役立つ。
We would have a wide range of alternatives.
幅広い選択の余地があったであろうに。
This suite is three times larger than my condominium.
このスイートルームは私の住んでいるマンションの三倍の広さだ。
The curriculum of this school is wide and shallow.
この学校のカリキュラムは広く浅い。
He tried to enlarge his sphere of influence.
彼は勢力範囲を広げようとした。
Coca-Cola advertisements can be seen all over the world.
コカ・コーラの広告は世界中で見られる。
The widespread application of administrative guidance is considered to be a uniquely Japanese practice in which bureaucrats exert authority, without any legal backing, telling the private sector what to do and what not to do.