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Before he died, he was almost blind.
死ぬ前、彼はほとんど目が見えなかった。
The strong will survive and the weak will die.
強者は生き残り、弱者は死ぬものだ。
Man will die sooner or later.
人間はいずれ死ぬのだ。
If the sun were to stop shining, all living things would die.
もし太陽が輝かなくなれば、生物は皆死ぬだろう。
We would die without air.
空気がなければ我々は死ぬだろう。
The soldier was not in the least afraid to die.
その兵士は死ぬのを少しも怖がっていなかった。
Is it right for a doctor to decide when someone should die?
医者が人の死ぬ時期を決めるのは正しいことでしょうか。
Many people die in traffic accidents.
たくさんの人が交通事故で死ぬ。
I am afraid of dying.
私は死ぬのが怖い。
She had her first love in her memory until she died.
彼女は死ぬまで初恋の事を忘れずにいた。
That patient may die at any time.
その患者はいつ死ぬかわからない。
I'll love you for the rest of my life.
死ぬまであなたを愛するでしょう。
As a light goes out, so a man dies.
あかりが消えるように人も死ぬ。
We shall die sooner or later.
遅かれ早かれ私達は必ず死ぬ。
I am ready for death.
死ぬ覚悟ができています。
If there is ever another war, we will all die.
もう一度戦争があれば、我々は皆死ぬだろう。
If the sun were to go out, all living things would die.
万一太陽が消滅したら、あらゆる生き物が死ぬだろう。
The gods have decreed that man is mortal.
神々は人間はみな死ぬものと定めた。
It was his lengthy narrative that bored me to death.
私を死ぬほど退屈させたのは、彼の長ったらしい話だった。
Does anyone know what it means to die of thirst in front of the sea?
海の前に渇で死ぬ事の意味はだれも知りますか。
Cowards die many times before their deaths.
臆病者は本当に死ぬ前に何度も死ぬ。
Tom almost drowned.
トムはもう少しで溺れて死ぬところだった。
The couple lived a happy life to the end.
その夫婦は死ぬまで幸福に暮らした。
He who wounds by the sword, dies by the sword.
剣で人を傷つける者は、剣で死ぬのだ。
Your word puts me in fear of death.
君のことばをきいていると死ぬのが恐ろしくなる。
Death is preferable to dishonor.
死ぬ方が屈辱を受けるよりもましだ。
The queen of the witches is dead.
魔女の女王は死ぬ。
Would it hurt to die?
死ぬというのは痛いのかしら。
That means sure death!
それでは確実に死ぬことになる。
When two armies oppose one another, those who can fight should fight, those who can't fight should guard, those who can't guard should flee, those who can't flee should surrender, and those who can't surrender should die.