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He has not taken the highest level evaluation, but he is good at mathematics.
彼は数学が得意なのだが最高の判定を取ったことがない。
It was the happiest time of my life.
人生最高の時だった。
Do you know Mr Takahashi?
高橋さんをご存知ですか。
Prices are high here but that's because the after-sale service is really good.
ここ品物は高いけど、その分アフターサービスが充実してるから。
How tall he is!
彼はなんと背が高いのだろう。
What expensive pictures the man bought!
その男はなんて高価な絵を買ったのでしょう。
There are many rest stops along the freeway for the convenience of travelers.
旅行者の便宜をはかって高速道路沿いに多くの休憩場所がある。
The words above the door of the theater were one meter high.
劇場の扉の上方にかかっているその言葉は、高さ1メートルありました。
Exports in January totalled $10 billion, a record for the month.
1月の輸出は100億ドルと、同月としては最高記録になった。
I'm afraid that place is a little too expensive.
あそこは少し高すぎると思います。
He suffered from high blood pressure.
彼は高血圧に悩んでいた。
In China, there is a large number of characters, so the goal of the character simplification was to replace the complex traditional characters with easy to remember simplified characters and increase the literacy rate.
She has a boyfriend she's been going out with since high school but feels their relationship has become a matter of habit and is increasingly dissatisfied.
In junior high and high schools, they say insidious forms of bullying are on the rise.
中学・高校では陰湿ないじめが増える傾向にあるという。
Today, more and more people are changing jobs in order to get a better salary and higher social status.
今日では、ますます多くの人がよりよい給料とより高い地位を求めて転職している。
A tall building stands there.
高い建物がそこに立っている。
Your new car looks awfully expensive to me.
あなたの新車はずいぶん高そうですね。
While American methods are often successful, the Japanese educational system that produces the most literate people in the world surely has some lessons to teach the U.S.