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Developing political awareness takes time.
政治意識を持つようになるには時間がかかる。
Even when you think about it in a very commonsensical way, a life without laughter is gloomy and cold. Furthermore, it is thought to be unhealthy.
極く常識的に考えて見ても、笑いのない人生は暗く冷たい。そして不健康であるように思われます。
The world did not recognize him.
世界は彼を認識していなかった。
He was unconscious for several days.
彼は数日間意識不明であった。
He has experience as well as knowledge.
彼は知識だけでなく経験も豊かである。
Tom found Mary lying unconscious on the kitchen floor.
トムは台所の床で意識を失って倒れているメアリーを発見した。
Didn't you disregard a stop sign?
停止標識を無視しませんでしたか。
Her knowledge of French is greater than mine.
彼女のフランス語の知識は、私よりすぐれている。
The history of the world is none other than the progress of the consciousness of freedom.
世界の歴史は自由意識の進歩にほかならない。
She blacked out on seeing the scene of the accident.
彼女は事故の現場を見て意識を失った。
A stop sign in Japan has 3 sides, whereas a stop sign in the U.S. has 8 sides.
止まれの標識は日本では3角形だが、アメリカでは8角形だ。
Tatoeba: Where we try to be experts in our respective languages and... well, we try.
タトエバ:私たちは私たちのそれぞれの言語に有識者であってみる場所…ええと、やってみる。
I think that Japanese students are very good at gathering knowledge.
日本の学生は知識を蓄積する事は大変得意だ。
He is very much interested in Japanese history. We are surprised at his vast knowledge of the subject.
彼は日本の歴史に非常に興味を持っており、その知識の深さには驚くばかりである。
We are always conscious of the signs.
私たちはそれらの徴候を常に意識している。
Forming an information infrastructure, the real impact of the information highway is an expectation of new economic development due to a shift from a tangible hardware-industry to brain-oriented software-industry.
He has some acquaintance with the government people.
彼は政府の高官に多少面識がある。
And so, knowledge from the past, mixed up with assumptions about that knowledge, which may be more or less appropriate, is used to augment information provided by the senses.