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“寄”
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Old people get up very early.
お年寄りはとてもはやく起きる。
I have a bad squint.
斜視です。(寄り目)。
They dropped in at our house on their way from the movie.
彼らは映画の帰り道に私どもの家に立ち寄った。
Old men are apt to forget.
年寄りはものを忘れがちである。
Please drop in on your way home.
帰りに寄って下さいよ。
The ambulances carried the injured to the nearest hospital.
救急車はけが人を最寄りの病院に運んだ。
He was dependent on contribution for a part of capital.
彼は資金の一部を寄付に頼っていた。
If you have time, please drop in on us.
もし時間があったら、うちに立ち寄ってください。
They often drop in to see us.
彼らはしばしば我々のところへ立ち寄る。
The patrolman motioned me to pull over.
お巡りさんが車を路肩に寄せるように合図した。
Please drop in on us.
どうぞお立ち寄りください。
I couldn't tell what kind of person this girl I met on the internet was from her profile, but something about her still piqued my curiosity, as though I had met her in a previous life, or something occult-ish like that, anyways.
IBM has the lion's share of the large computer market; nobody else even comes close.
コンピューター市場におけるIBMのシェアは群を抜いていて、他社を全く寄せつけない。
My parents told me we should respect the old.
両親は私に年寄りを敬うように言った。
Please see to it that children do not go near the pond.
子どもが池に近寄らないよう気をつけてください。
Be sure to drop in on us if you come our way.
こちらにおいでの際は必ずお寄りください。
My parents told me we should respect the elderly.
両親は私に年寄りを敬うように言った。
Tom wrinkled his brow like he was displeased.
トムは不機嫌そうに額に皺を寄せた。
I'll write at you or I'll phone you in the next week.
来週君に手紙か電話を寄越すよ。
He stood against the wall with his hands in his pockets.
彼はポケットに手を入れて、壁に寄りかかってたっていた。
I saw a girl tumble and ran to her in spite of myself.
女の子が転ぶのを見て、私は思わず駆け寄った。
I stepped aside so he could pass.
彼が通れるように僕は脇に寄った。
The serious job shortage is also affecting those illegal foreign workers.
そのしわ寄せが、不法就労の外国人労働者に及んでいる。
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