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He closed the window for fear of rain.
雨がふるといけないから窓を閉めた。
Do you want a seat by the window?
窓側の席をお望みですか。
Would you prefer a window or an aisle seat?
席は窓側、通路側のどちらがよろしいですか?
Will you open the window and air out this stuffy room?
このムッとする部屋の窓を開けて、空気の入れ替えをしてくれませんか。
Let's open the window.
窓を開けましょう。
Would you mind opening the window?
窓を開けていただけないでしょうか。
It looks like rain. We had better shut the windows.
雨になりそうです。窓を閉めたほうがいいでしょう。
The rain whipped against the window.
雨が窓を打った。
She put her head out of the window.
彼女は窓から顔を出した。
You had better close the window.
窓を閉めた方がよい。
Don't open the window.
窓を開けるな。
Please set these chairs by the window.
これらのいすを窓際に並べて下さい。
The next morning I woke to see the fruit trees in bloom underneath my window.
翌朝、目がさめると、私の窓の下で果実の木の花が咲いているのを目にした。
The rain is beating against the window.
雨が窓に強く打ちつけている。
The other day I attended a class reunion of my elementary school.
この前小学校の同窓会に行った。
Would you mind if I open the window?
私が窓を開けてもかまいませんでしょうか。
"What happened to your nose?" "When I was backing my car up I went to check behind me, convinced that the car window was open, and bashed my face into it!"
Would you like a window seat or a seat on the aisle?
窓側か通路側どちらになさいますか。
Close the window.
窓を閉めて。
I shut the window to keep the mosquitoes out.
私は蚊を入れないよう窓を閉めた。
Who broke this window?
誰がこの窓を壊したの?
The new building cut the view from my window.
新しいビルが私の窓からの眺めをさえぎった。
These windows are opened by him.
これらの窓は彼によって開けられる。
We could see the sunset from the window.
窓から日が沈むのを見ることができるだろう。
The high building can be seen from the window.
窓から見えるのは高いビルです。
Looking out of the window, I saw a rainbow.
窓の外を見ると、虹が見えた。
All I could mumble in response was that when I was a man of fifty, my mother would lean out of the window when I left and remind me not to drive too fast.