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The sun emerged from behind the clouds.
太陽が雲の陰から現れた。
Do Japanese children really paint the sun red?
本当に日本の子供たちは太陽を赤くぬるのですか。
The distance from the sun to the earth is about 93 million miles.
太陽から地球まで距離は9千3百万マイルです。
The parents named their baby Akira.
両親は赤ん坊を陽光と名づけた。
The sun is going down behind the hill.
太陽が丘の向こうに沈もうとしている。
There's a little black spot on the sun today.
今日の太陽に浮かんだ小さな黒点。
The sun is about to sink.
今しも太陽が沈もうとしている。
He is not the cheerful man he was.
彼は昔の陽気な人でなくなっている。
The sun is so distant from the earth.
太陽は地球からとても遠い。
We take the blessing of the sun for granted.
私達は太陽の恩恵を当たり前のことだと思っている。
I think that this is a sunny spot.
ここは陽だまりだと思うね。
The bright sun was shining.
きらきらする太陽が輝いていた。
The anger that I had built up in me until then evaporated like a mist hit by the sun.
今まで胸にこみ合っていたさまざまの忿怒のかたちは、太陽の光に当った霧と消えてしまった。
Without the light of the sun, we could see nothing.
太陽の光がなければ、私たちは何も見ることはできないだろう。
He walked down the street whistling cheerfully.
彼は陽気に口笛を吹きながら通りを歩いた。
The sun is going down.
太陽がしずんでいく。
It's warm enough today to bring out a slight sweat.
今日は汗ばむような陽気だ。
The desert sun grilled him.
砂漠の太陽が彼にじりじり照りつけた。
She didn't expose her skin to the sun.
彼女は肌を太陽にさらさなかった。
If the sun were to rise in the west, I would never agree to your plan.
たとえ太陽が西から昇っても、君の計画には同意しないだろう。
Without the Sun, we could not live on the Earth.
太陽が無ければ私たちは地球上で生きていけない。
There is nothing new under the sun.
太陽のもとに新しいものなどはない。
Solar energy seems to offer more hope than any other source of energy, particularly because those areas most in need of water lie rather close to the equator and have a relatively clear atmosphere.
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'.