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A woman is not a creature that acknowledges the 100 things you've done right, but rather, one that without fail will point out the one thing you've done wrong.
Confidence in management practices was undermined by the crash.
経営慣行の信頼が株価暴落によって損なわれてしまいました。
The gun suddenly went off when I was cleaning it.
銃を掃除していたら、突然暴発してしまった。
Rumor of a riot was in the air.
暴動の噂が広まっていた。
We must do away with violence.
暴力は排除しなければならない。
The boys were banging about upstairs.
少年たちは2階でどたばた暴れていた。
Such secrets are always eventually revealed.
そのような内緒事はいつも結局は暴露される。
He used force on his children.
彼は自分の子供に暴力をふるった。
You can solve the problem in nonviolent ways.
乱暴なことをしなくてもその問題は解決できる。
Don't give in to despair just because you didn't get into the college that was at the top of your wish-list.
第一次志望の大学に入れなかったからといって、自暴自棄になるなよ。
The bishop felt pity for the immigrants who were abandoned, and gave them help.
司教は、自暴自棄になった移民たちを哀れんで助けを与えた。
He exposed corruption in the city government.
彼は市政の堕落を暴露した。
She is always critical of reckless drivers.
彼女は乱暴な運転をする人に対しては、いつも批判的だ。
Is your dog mean?
あなたの犬って凶暴?
It was the triumph of civilization over force.
それは暴力に対する文明の勝利であった。
Zeal without knowledge is a runaway horse.
知識のない熱意は暴れ馬のようなもの。
They are fascinated by blood and violence.
彼らは血と暴力に魅せられている。
Don't run about wildly in the room.
部屋の中で暴れまわってはいけない。
I will be reminded of tyranny and cruelty, if Nero is said.
私はネロと言えば暴政と残虐を連想する。
The storm brought heavy losses.
その暴風雨は大損害をもたらした。
We abhor violence.
私たちは暴力を憎む。
He was charged with assault and battery.
彼は暴言罪で告発された。
The gun went off by accident.
銃が暴発してしまった。
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