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He is accurate in his judgement.
彼は判断が正確だ。
In a sense, you are right.
ある意味であなたの言う事は正しい。
You are absolutely right about his character.
彼の性格についてのあなたの見立てはまるきり正しい。
He deals fairly with people.
彼は人に公正に振る舞う。
He is bright, but he is not honest.
彼は頭がいいが、正直ではない。
Will you please explain to me the exact meaning of the word?
その語の正確な意味を言っていただけませんか。
There should be a law against computer hacking.
不正アクセスは、法律で取り締まるべき。
Please circle the right answer.
正解をまるで囲みなさい。
She is apparently an honest woman.
彼女は一見正直そうに見える。
He cannot tell the right from the wrong.
彼は正悪を見分けられない。
Can you justify your action?
あなたは自分の行為を正当化できますか。
He has an eye for good English usage.
彼は正しい英語の使い方を良く知っている。
His abilities were not appreciated in that school.
あの学校では彼の能力は正しく評価されなかった。
To my disappointment I found that she wasn't honest.
私ががっかりとしたことに、彼女は正直ではなかった。
Please correct that.
そこを訂正してください。
He is kind and gentle, and what is better still, honest.
彼は親切で優しく、なおよいことに正直である。
Honesty doesn't always pay.
正直がいつも割に合うとは限らない。
He'll be here until noon.
彼は正午までここにいるでしょう。
When I came to myself, I was in the hospital.
正気に戻ると私は病院にいた。
It's so easy to write good example sentences, that even if we accidentally delete a few good sentences in the process of getting rid of a whole lot of bad ones, I think we could drastically improve the quality of this corpus by doing a lot of deleting.
The prefectural police chief tried to tighten his police officers' discipline.
県警察本部長は警察官の綱紀を正そうとした。
She should be there at noon.
彼女は正午にはそこにいなけばならない。
Whatever he says is right.
彼の言うことは何でも正しい。
A scientist had to know how to ask the correct question and to state it so clearly that the answer would be, in effect, a definite yes or no, not "maybe".