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I dare say he will find the right wife for himself.
彼はおそらく自分にぴったりの奥さんを見つけるだろう。
Tom can't even write his own name.
トムは自分の名前さえ書くことは出来ない。
Kenji flatters himself that he is quite handsome.
健二は、自分がハンサムだとうぬぼれてる。
He would not give away his money for charity's sake.
彼は慈善のために自分のお金を出す事はどうしてもしなかった。
Never forget that you owe what you are to your parents.
今の自分があるのはご両親のおかげであることを忘れてはならない。
She makes a boasts of her daughter.
彼女は娘を自慢にしている。
You should be true to your friends.
君自分の友人に忠実でなけらばいけない。
You are welcome to any book in my library.
私の書斎のどの本でも自由にお使い下さい。
She didn't marry him of her own will.
彼女は自分の意志で彼と結婚したのではない。
He lost his reason when he saw his house burn down.
彼は自分の家が焼けるのを見て理性を失った。
Data can be transmitted from the main computer to yours, and vice versa.
データは、メインコンピューターから自分のものに転送できるし、またその逆もできる。
He's really selfish.
本当に自分勝手だ。
It is his constant boast that he has a good memory for names.
人の名前をよく覚えているというのが彼のいつもの自慢だ。
You have to account for your failure.
あなたは自分の失敗を説明しなくてはならない。
Most girls think that they are pretty.
ほとんどの女の子は自分ではかわいいと思っている。
Each has his own duty to do.
人はそれぞれ果たすべき自分の義務がある。
He lost his balance and fell off his bicycle.
彼はバランスを失って自転車から落ちた。
If in this self-portrait I seem to be staring at you, I'm not.
この自画像の私があなたを見つめているように思えても、そうではありません。
Liberty consists of being able to make everything as harmless as possible.
自由とは,できるだけ安全にあらゆることが行える状態のことを言う。
Let's remember that it was a man from this state who first carried the banner of the Republican Party to the White House, a party founded on the values of self-reliance and individual liberty and national unity. Those are values that we all share. And whi
As the lesson comes to an end, even if the teacher doesn't say a word of "be quiet", "sit down!," the children naturally return to their seats and quieten down.
A child who is a native speaker usually knows many things about his or her language that a non-native speaker who has been studying for years still does not know and perhaps will never know.
And since she refused to accept it, she had been living in extreme discomfort, exclaiming: "Why should we spend all the capital we are ever likely to have tying ourselves down to a place we detest!"