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Louis the 14th, known as the "Sun King", brought about the golden age of the French absolute monarchy.
ルイ14世はフランス絶対王政の最盛期を現出し、「太陽王」と呼ばれた。
There was a big reception after the wedding.
結婚式の後で盛大な披露宴が催された。
The concert hall was so jam-packed there wasn't room to breathe.
会場は人であふれ、立錐の余地なしという大盛況だったね。
Body sushi is where food, like sashimi, is laid out on a naked woman.
女体盛りとは、女性の裸体に刺身など食べ物を盛り付けることを言う。
He was cut down in his prime.
彼はいまを盛りにと言う時に倒れた。
Most athletes are at their best during their early manhood.
多くの運動選手は青年時代に盛りを極める。
You don't have to dress up.
盛装なさる必要はありません。
They will have arrived at Morioka by noon.
彼等はひるまでには盛岡に到着しているでしょう。
She is in the bloom of youth.
彼女は今が若い盛りだ。
What passion cannot music raise and quell?
音声を盛り上げたり、静めたりすることができない情熱があるだろうか。
He has a good appetite.
彼は食欲旺盛だ。
The company is promoting a new car on TV.
テレビで盛んに新車の宣伝をしている。
The dog wagged its tail eagerly.
犬は盛んに尾を振った。
Oysters are in season now.
今はカキの最盛期だ。
Winter sports are very popular in our country.
我々の国ではウインタースポーツが盛んだ。
She has seen better days.
彼女にも全盛時代があった。
That was another impressive fall-flat-on-your-face ... Hey, you alright, Sophie? Can you stand?
また盛大にすっ転んだな・・・おい、大丈夫かソフィ?立てるか。
We have very good business.
私達は、商売が繁盛している。
Nyotaimori is where food, like sashimi, is laid out on a naked woman.
女体盛りとは、女性の裸体に刺身など食べ物を盛り付けることを言う。
Watermelons are in season now.
スイカは今が出盛りだ。
I like the new guy. He's not afraid to take on challenging work.
今度の新人は、チャレンジ精神旺盛でいいね。
He is always full of vigor.
彼はいつも活力旺盛だ。
The bazaar ended a great success.
バザーは盛況のうちに終わった。
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