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She is getting better by slow degrees.
彼女は徐々に快方に向かっている。
I'm really unhappy about this.
私は非常に不愉快だ。
Whether sick or well, she is always cheerful.
病気であろうと健康であろうと、彼女はいつも快活だ。
She is getting better day by day.
彼女は日ごとに快方に向かっています。
Will he get well soon?
彼はすぐに全快するでしょうか。
If you don't receive a smile you were expecting, try giving a smile instead. That's because someone who forgot to give you a smile doesn't expect to get one from you instead.
How did she get mixed up with such unpleasant people?
どうして彼女はあのような不快な連中と関わりを待つようになったのか。
He lived a rich and comfortable life in the country.
彼は田舎で裕福で快適な生活を送った。
The dog seems to be getting better.
その犬は快方に向かいつつあるらしい。
What a cheerful story!
なんて愉快な話でしょう!
The trip back was very comfortable.
帰りの旅はとても快適だった。
He lives comfortably.
彼は快適に過ごしている。
So? Feeling refreshed, the morning after graduating from virginity?
どーお?童貞卒業した翌朝は気分爽快?
My uncle was willing to agree to my suggestion.
私のおじは快く私の提案に同意してくれた。
Sleep is more pleasant than death. At least, there's not much difference.
眠りは死よりも愉快である。少くとも容易には違いあるまい。
Without electricity we can't live a good life today.
今日電気なしでは快適な生活は送れない。
Wherever you are, we'll provide a comfortable work environment.
あなたがどこにいようとも快適な作業環境を提供してくれるのだ。
I don't think my father is willing to lend us the car.
父が快く車を貸してくれるとは思わない。
He is not a cheerful guy, to say the least.
控え目にいっても、彼は愉快なやつではない。
The old man told us about the amusing incident.
老人は我々にその愉快な事件について話した。
His cottage is neat and comfortable; moreover, it can accommodate as many as ten people.
彼の別荘はこぎれいで快適。その上、10人も泊まることができる。
Her condition is taking a turn for the better after the operation.
手術後、彼女の容態は快方に向かっている。
The more, the merrier.
人が多ければ多いほど愉快だ。
It was such a pleasant day that we went for a walk.
とても快適な日だったので、私たちは散歩に出かけた。
She abandoned herself to pleasure.
彼女は快楽にふけった。
To make up for his unpleasant experiences in the hospital, Tom drank a little more than he should have.
病院で不愉快な思いをしている分を取り戻そうと思って、トムは自分の適量より少し多めにお酒を飲んだ。
He has got well, so that he can work now.
彼は全快したのでもう働ける。
And since she refused to accept it, she had been living in extreme discomfort, exclaiming: "Why should we spend all the capital we are ever likely to have tying ourselves down to a place we detest!"