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Beware of thefts in a big city.
都会では泥棒に気をつけなさい。
Have you heard that a burglar broke into my neighbor's house?
隣の家に泥棒が入ったのを耳にしましたか。
Mud clings to my shoes.
泥が私の靴にくっつく。
A thief broken in and made off with all my jewelry.
泥棒が入って、私の宝石類をみんな持っていってしまった。
The thief ran away at the sight of a detective.
その泥棒は刑事を見ると走って逃げた。
Even though he's a policeman, he's afraid of thieves.
警官のくせに泥棒を怖がるなんて。
The thief admitted his crime.
その泥棒は罪を認めた。
The thief was handed over to the police.
泥棒は警察に引き渡された。
Robbers prowl around at midnight.
泥棒は真夜中にうろつき回る。
I got on a bicycle and chased after the thief.
私は自転車に乗り、その泥棒を追いかけた。
The river was cloudy with silt.
川は泥で濁っていた。
They are pursuing the robber.
彼らは泥棒を追跡している。
The thief reluctantly admitted his guilt.
その泥棒はしぶしぶと自分の罪を認めた。
His face was covered with mud.
彼の顔は泥まみれだった。
He chased the thief.
彼はその泥棒を追跡した。
We ran after the thief.
私達は泥棒を追いかけた。
His hands were covered with mud.
彼の手は泥だらけだった。
She stamped the mud off her shoes.
彼女は足踏みをして靴の泥を落とした。
The thief snatched the woman's handbag and took to his heels.
泥棒はその女性のハンドバッグをひったくって逃げた。
Just before the wedding, the drunken father shouted at the groom: "I won't hand out my daughter to some stranger!"
結婚直前、泥酔の父親は「何処の馬の骨か解らん奴に娘をやれん!」と花婿に怒鳴りつけた。
Tom isn't a crook.
トムさんは泥棒ではありません。
She is no better than a thief.
彼女は泥棒同然だ。
The thief got in without being noticed.
泥棒は気づかれずに中に入った。
A burglar broke into my house while I was away on a trip.
私が旅行で留守中に泥棒が入った。
Did you hear that a burglar broke into the neighbor's house?
隣の家に泥棒が入ったのを耳にしましたか。
The thief admitted his guilt.
その泥棒は罪を認めた。
The village is free from thieves.
その村には泥棒はいない。
They arrived in Southern Rhodesia, and there was a choice of an immigrants' camp, consisting of mud huts with a communal water supply, or a hotel; and they chose the hotel, being what are known as people of means.