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All of us students like baseball.
我々学生はみな野球が好きだ。
Love watching baseball and football.
野球とフットボールを見るのが大好き。
The earth moves around the sun.
地球は太陽の回りを回る。
Can you compute the distance of the moon from the earth?
地球と月との距離を計算することができますか。
What do you play baseball for?
何のために野球をするのですか。
If I were a boy, I could join a baseball team.
もし私が男の子ならば、野球部にはいることが出来るのに。
And just think, you're on the other side of the world.
それに、考えてもごらんなさいよ。あなたは地球の裏側にいるのにね。
People in those days already knew that the earth is round.
当時の人々はすでに地球が丸いことを知っていた。
For example, they do not have to go to a stadium to see the World Series or the Super Bowl because they can enjoy watching the games in their own living rooms.
Images taken by the JAXA Earth observation satellite, 'Daichi'.
JAXAの地球観測衛星「だいち」が撮影した画像。
It is true he has a good fast ball, but he is often wild.
なるほど彼は剛速球投手だが、よく荒れる。
They argued that the earth is round.
彼らは地球は丸いと言い張った。
Such sports as tennis and baseball are very popular.
テニスや野球のようなスポーツがたいへん人気がある。
Let's play baseball after school.
放課後に野球をしよう。
High school baseball teams competed with one another at the tournament.
高校野球チームは選手権大会で競いあった。
The sun is 330,000 times as heavy as earth.
太陽は地球の33万倍の重さがある。
The ball rolled into the stream.
球は小川の中に転がり込んだ。
The earth came into existence about five thousand million years ago.
地球はおよそ50億年前に生まれた。
The stadium was packed with excited spectators.
野球場は興奮した観客でいっぱいだった。
No, I can't. I have to watch a baseball game on TV.
いいや、出来ないよ。テレビで野球の試合を見なくちゃならないんだ。
It is evident that the Earth is round.
地球が丸いという事は明らかである。
He is very good at playing baseball.
彼は野球をするのがとてもうまい。
Of course "Hayabusa" is not actually closing in on the Sun, it is just positioned as in the figure so that, seen from the Earth, it is on the opposite side of the Sun; this is called 'conjunction'.