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I haven't seen anything of Mr Kimura lately.
最近木村君に少しも会わない。
The leaves look fresh in the rain.
雨で木の葉が生き生きして見える。
That toy is made out of wood.
その玩具は木製だ。
Strong winds stripped the tree of its leaves.
強風は木から葉を落とした。
Tom planted three apple trees in his yard.
トムは庭にりんごの木を3本植えた。
I learned many of Takuboku's poems by heart.
僕は啄木の詩の多くを暗記した。
A big tree in the field was struck by lightning.
野原の大木に落雷があった。
The word "house" evokes the mental image of a rectangular building with a roof and smoking chimney, which may be surrounded by grass and trees and inhabited by a happy family.
I'm just keeping company with Mr.Kimura as a friend.
木村さんとは友達として付き合っているだけです。
This is a wooden comb.
これは木のくしです。
Some birds are sitting on the branch of that tree.
あの木の枝に数羽の鳥がとまっている。
He had heard wonderful stories about cities of gold with silver trees.
彼は銀の木がある黄金の都についてすばらしい話を聞いたことがあった。
What kind of tree is an oak?
オークはどんな種類の木ですか。
Jim got down from the tree.
ジムは、木から降りた。
There used to be a large cedar tree there.
昔そこにはスギの大木があった。
When did Mr. Suzuki leave Japan?
鈴木先生はいつ日本をたたれたのですか。
The leaves of the trees turn red in the fall.
木の葉は秋に紅葉する。
A prudent bird chooses its tree. A wise servant chooses his master.
用心深い鳥は木を選ぶ。思慮深い従者は主を選ぶ。
This is a handy little box.
これは使いやすい木箱です。
The apple trees set very well.
そのリンゴの木はよく実がなる。
There are a lot of trees around the pond.
池の周りにたくさんの木がある。
The trees will soon be bare.
木はまもなく葉が落ちるだろう。
He cut down the tree for fun.
彼はいたずら半分に木を切り倒した。
Cease-fire talks concluded without progress Thursday.
木曜日、停戦会談は、何の進展もないまま終了しました。
The Canadian chopped down the tree with an ax.
カナダ人がおので木を切り倒した。
The trees looked black against the sky.
木は空を背景にして黒く見えた。
You get to see the wood only when it becomes too difficult to distinguish individual trees.
個々の木を見分けるのが困難になってはじめて森が見えるようになるのである。
Fires are less frightening today than they once were, because more and more houses are built of concrete, and concrete houses do not burn as easily as the old wooden ones.