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Let's start before the sun rises.
陽が昇らないうちに出発しよう。
My eyes are dazzled by the sun.
太陽がまぶしい。
Were the sun to rise in the west, she would not change her resolution.
たとえ、太陽が西から昇ったとしても、彼女は決心を変えないだろう。
We had a lively party last night.
昨夜は陽気なパーティーだった。
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'.
There is nothing on earth that is not affected by the sun.
この世で太陽の影響を受けないものはない。
The earth is small compared with the sun.
太陽に比べると地球は小さい。
If it were not for the sun, we could not live.
もし太陽がなかったら、我々は生きられないだろう。
They are very cheerful.
彼らはとても陽気だ。
As the sun rose, the fog disappeared.
太陽が昇ると霧が消えた。
In Japan solar heat is used more for solar water heaters than for electricity generation.
太陽熱は日本では発電より太陽熱温水器として利用されています。
He seems cheery but, on the contrary, he is sad.
彼は陽気そうに見えるが、本当はそれに反して悲しんでいるのだ。
The sun is shining.
太陽が輝いている。
The midnight sun is a fantastic natural phenomenon.
真夜中の太陽は幻想的な自然現象の一つだ。
The sun beat down on our necks and backs.
首や背に太陽が暑く照りつけた。
My friend Sun shine on me now and ever.
友なる太陽よ俺を照らし続けてくれ。
Nancy has a very lively and sweet temperament.
ナンシーはとても陽気でかわいらしい性格だ。
The sun sunk below the horizon.
太陽が水平線の下に沈んだ。
You can see the sun peeking through the clouds.
雲間から太陽が覗いています。
The sun is sinking below the horizon.
太陽が地平線の下に沈みつつある。
The heat of the sun hardens clay.
太陽の熱は粘土を固くする。
I want a car that runs on solar power.
太陽電池で動く自動車を望んでいる。
The sun and the moon rise in the east and set in the west.
太陽と月は東から昇り、西に沈む。
I was watching the red sun sinking in the west.
私は真っ赤な太陽が西に沈んでいくのを見ていた。
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.