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Since my school is large, I have to run to get from one classroom to another in a 5-minute break.
私の学校は広いので、5分の休憩の間に教室から他の教室へと走らなければなりません。
Violent crime spread into the suburbs.
暴力犯罪は郊外にも広がった。
My father's room is very big.
私の父の部屋はとても広い。
It is feared that radiation will spread across every region of Japan, starting with Tokyo.
放射性物質が東京をはじめとする日本の各地に広がることが懸念されている。
The ad agency has a lot riding on this account.
広告代理店はこの仕事にかなり入れこんでいます。
The firm has built up a wide reputation for fair dealing.
その会社はフェアな取引で広く評判を築き上げている。
I put an advertisement in the newspaper saying my house was for sale.
私は新聞に売家の広告を出した。
He ran an ad in the paper.
彼は新聞に広告を載せた。
The number of empty harvested fields along the roads is increasing right now.
道路脇には今は刈られて裸になった田畑が広がっている。
I've advertised my house in the newspaper.
新聞に家の売却の広告を出した。
Tom has broad shoulders.
トムは肩幅が広い。
Spread the table, and contention will cease.
テーブルを広げれば争いはやむ。
He opened a newspaper and covered the dead child.
新聞紙を広げて亡子に覆いかぶせた。
The ad really pulled.
その広告はたいへん注目を集めていた。
Depression is a period marked by slackening of business activity, widespread unemployment, falling prices, and wages, etc.
不況とは経済活動の低下、失業の広がり、物価や賃金などの下落が目立つ時期のことである。
Discontent abounds in the world.
不満が世に広まっている。
The river is wide.
その川は広い。
A high forehead is indicative of great mental power.
額が広いのは頭がとてもいいことを表している。
He knows a lot of people.
彼は顔が広い。
The means of communication can include letters, magazine and newspaper advertisements, radio and television commercials, and telephone marketing, as well as catalogs.
Rows of houses, each of them different and pleasing with their spacious gardens, are replaced by purely functional blocks of flats which have nothing more to commend them than over-praised 'modern conveniences'.