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He tried to put the fragments of a broken vase together.
彼は壊れた花瓶の破片をくっつけようとした。
Mother cleared away the table.
母、は食卓のものを片付けた。
Tom is deaf in one ear.
トムは片耳が聞こえない。
The fare is one dollar each way.
運賃は片道1ドルです。
I was asked to put away all the papers we used at the meeting.
会議で使った書類の片づけを頼まれた。
I lost an earring.
イヤリングを片方失くした。
Dust got into one of my eyes.
片目にごみが入った。
His bag was heavy, and what was worse, one of his heels had got blistered.
彼の鞄が重くて、更に悪いことには、片足のかかとにまめができてしまっていた。
One book is thin, and the other is thick.
片方の本は薄く、他方は厚い。
I was relieved that I could make my broken English understood.
僕の片言の英語がなんとか通じたのでほっとしました。
I do have a crush, but it's not mutual. He already has a lovely wife, anyways.
好きな人はもちろんいるけど、片思いなの。だって、その人にはとても素敵な奥さんがいるんだもの。
I saw a dog with one paw bandaged.
私は片足に包帯を巻いた犬を見た。
Meg cleared up her desk.
メグは机を片づけた。
Everybody knows that he lost his leg in the war.
彼があの戦争で片足をなくしたことはみんな知っていますよ。
My son looked for the other half of a pair of socks.
息子は靴下の片割れを捜した。
She cleared the dishes from the table after dinner.
彼女は夕食後テーブルから食器類を片付けた。
He stood on one leg, leaning against the wall.
彼は壁にもたれかかって、片足で立っていた。
I don't like unrequited love; I want our love to be mutual.
やっぱり片思いじゃなくて、相思相愛になりたいよ。
Take away this box.
この箱を片づけなさい。
If the tip was a dime in one glass, the waitress, in her haste to get the table ready for the next customer, would pick up the glass, the water would spill out, and that would be the end of it.
I want you to put the magazines, pamphlets and whatnot away.
雑誌とかパンフレットとかいろんなもの、君、片付けてほしい。
He walked with a limp.
彼は片足を引きずってあるいた。
Please take these dishes away.
これらの皿を片づけて下さい。
Clear away the table things.
テーブルの上を片づけなさい。
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