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There being no vacant seats on the bus, I was kept standing all the way to the station.
バスに空席がなかったので、駅までずっと立ちづめだった。
What you are saying is nothing but building a castle in the air.
君の言っていることは机上の空論にすぎないよ。
There wasn't a single vacant seat in the hall.
ホールには空席は一つもなかった。
Let's get discount tickets.
格安航空券を利用しよう。
This airport is easily accessible by bus.
この空港はバスで楽に行けます。
Fill in the blanks.
空所を埋めろ。
Tom opened the window to let in some fresh air.
トムは新鮮な空気を取り込もうと窓を開けた。
Let this smoky air out of the room and let some fresh air in.
タバコで煙った空気を部屋から出して、新鮮な空気を入れてちょうだい。
Now and then, I looked up at the sky.
時々私は空を見上げた。
It is a shameful fact that, while there are lands where people suffer from hunger, within Japan there are many households and restaurants where much food is thrown away.
He has just arrived at New Tokyo International Airport.
彼はちょうど新東京国際空港に着いたよころです。
The airport is in Osaka Bay.
その空港は大坂湾にあります。
The higher we go up, thinner the air becomes.
高く上がれば上がるほど空気は希薄になる。
The traveler fainted from hunger, but soon he came to.
その旅人は空腹のために気を失ったが、すぐに正気づいた。
We need fresh air.
私達には新鮮な空気が必要だ。
Where can I get a shuttle bus at the airport?
空港リムジンバス乗り場はどこですか。
I'm hungry, so I'm going to get something to eat.
お腹が空いたから、私は何か食べるものを仕入れに行くよ。
I have a return ticket to Tokyo.
私は東京までの帰りの航空券を持っています。
With the power of imagination, we can even travel through space.
空想の力で、宇宙旅行も出来る。
An ostrich can not fly any more than a kangaroo can.
ダチョウはカンガルーと同様空を飛べない。
I met him by chance at the airport yesterday.
僕は昨日空港で偶然彼に会った。
I waste a lot of time daydreaming.
私は空想にふけって多くの時間を無駄に過ごす。
A bird can glide through the air without moving its wings.
鳥は翼を動かさず空中を滑走できる。
The probability of this chain of events all happening at once is one in 2 million flights - about once every two months at current levels of air traffic.