彼らは夫婦になった。
They became man and wife.
They were married.

最近僕の義弟Ｙ砲兵少佐が、三年間の巴里駐在を終へて帰つて来た。数々の土産物を取巻いて、われわれはいろいろな土産話を聴いた。
Recently my brother in law, artillery major Y, came back from a three year trip in Paris. Surrounded by a great number of souvenirs he had brought back, we heard tales of his travels.
Recently, my brother-in-law, Y, came home after three years of service, wrapped around souvenirs, and we listened to many souvenirs.

彼の娘は動作がきびきびしている。
His daughter is quick in her movements.
His daughter is in a bad mood.

彼は私をまるで他人行儀に扱う。
He treats me as if I were a stranger.
He treats me like a stranger.

君が僕の立場だったら、どうしたか考えてほしい。
I would like you to think about what you would have done in my place.
I want you to think about what would have happened if you were in my position.

この人形はマリリン・モンローのつもりらしいが、実物ほどよくないと思う。
This figure is supposed to represent Marilyn Monroe, but I don't think it does her justice.
The doll is supposed to be Marilyn Monroe, but I don't think it's as good as real.

彼のお兄さんは先月亡くなった。
His brother passed away last month.
His brother died last month.

彼はそれをしたが、さらに驚いたことには、１人でそれをやった。
He did it, and what was more surprising, he did it by himself.
He did it, but to his surprise, he did it alone.

それらの手紙を忘れずに投かんして下さい。
Please remember to mail the letters.
Don't forget to write those letters.

ふふ・・・いわくがあるのさ、あそこには。
He-heh... there's a tale behind that, for that place.
It's... it's... it's... it's... it's there.

あす晴れれば海に行きます。
I will go to the sea if it is fine tomorrow.
If it's sunny tomorrow, we'll go to the sea.

とにかく義務だけ果たした。
At any rate, I did my duty.
I just did my duty.

背が高くないことは不利ではない。
Not being tall isn't a disadvantage.
It is not a disadvantage not to be tall.

近代的方法で産業は向上した。
Modern methods improved industry.
The industry has improved in modern ways.

私たちは映画に行くところです。
We're going to the movies.
We're going to the movies.

このことが彼女に疑念を持たせた。
This aroused her suspicion.
This put her in doubt.

彼らは僕の少年時代の写真を見て笑った。
They laughed at the photograph of my boyhood.
They laughed when they saw the pictures of my childhood.

何歳で結婚したい？
At what age do you want to get married?
How old do you want to be married?

我々は自らの文化を次の世代に伝えていかなくてはならない。
We have to transmit our culture to the next generation.
We have to share our culture with the next generation.

急げば急ぐほど物事はうまくいかない。
More haste, less speed.
The sooner we hurry, the more things don't work out.

佐藤さんは英語をじょうずに話す。
Mr. Sato speaks English well.
Sato speaks English well.

彼の歯は煙草の吸いすぎで黄色くなっている。
His teeth are yellow from smoking too much.
His teeth are yellow with too much tobacco.

まだ未婚です。
I'm unmarried.
I'm not married yet.

彼らは８時から１０時まで話していた。
They were talking from 8 to 10 o'clock.
They were talking from 8:00 to 10:00.

これは実質的にはそれよりも高くはない。
This is in effect less expensive than that.
It's not, in effect, even higher.

どうあろうとも、私がまちがっております。
However that may be, I am wrong.
In any case, I'm making a mistake.

変化が欲しいんだ。１つ場所にいるのがいやなんだ。
They like variety; they don't like to stay in just one place.
I want a change. I don't want to be in one place.

新しい事務所にお出でいただけますよう、お待ちしております。
We are looking forward to your visit to our new office.
We'll be waiting for you at your new office.

父は車庫を書斎に改造した。
My father converted a garage into a study.
My father converted the garage into a library.

私は病院まで自分で運転せねばならなかった。
I had to drive myself to the hospital.
I had to drive myself to the hospital.

申告ものはありません。
I have nothing to declare.
There's nothing to declare.

私はそれを一人でやらなければいけない。
I have to do it by myself.
I have to do it alone.

何て上手に日本語を話すんだ。
What a good speaker of Japanese!
How dare you speak Japanese.

そこに着くまで、彼女はまた楽しい気分になっているだろう。
By the time she gets there, she will be happy again.
Until she gets there, she'll be happy again.

私は夜更かしするのに慣れています。
I am accustomed to staying up late.
I'm used to staying up late.

彼が着いたらすぐにこの伝言を伝えてくれ。
Give him this message as soon as he arrives.
Give me this message as soon as he gets there.

彼はあまりにも性格が攻撃的で、人に避けられている。
He is so aggressive that others avoid him.
He is too aggressive and avoided by others.

このスープはポテポテしてますね。
The soup is thick.
This soup is papier, right?

トムはメアリーに何も買わなかった。
Tom didn't buy anything for Mary.
Tom didn't buy anything for Mary.

今日雨が降りますか。
Is it going to rain today?
Is it raining today?

明日までいてくださると嬉しいのですが。
I should be grateful if you would stay until tomorrow.
I hope you'll stay until tomorrow.

彼は都会の生活にあこがれた。
He'd love to live in the city.
He was frustrated by the city's life.

もう少し小さいのはありますか。
Do you have one that is a little smaller?
Is it a little bit smaller?

うちの庭ではバラが咲いている。
The roses are in bloom in our garden.
There's roses in my yard.

ジム・ロビンソンとはいつからの知り合いですか。
How long have you known Jim Robinson?
How long have you known Jim Robinson?

何事が起ころうとも。
Whatever may happen.
Whatever happens.

ウスターソースがいいんじゃない？
How about adding some Worcestershire sauce?
I don't think we're going to need the Worcester sauce.

彼は眼鏡をかけて読み始めた。
He put on his glasses and began to read.
He started reading with his glasses.

それを着てみてもいいですか。
May I try it on?
Do you mind if I put it on?

笛が鳴るとレースが始まります。
When the whistle blows, the race will start.
When the whistle rings, the race begins.

人はお互いに家の詮索するのが大好きだ。
People love to check out each other's houses.
People love to spy on one another at home.

日本製の時計を持っていますが、とても時間が正確です。
I have a watch of Japanese make, which keeps very good time.
I have a Japanese watch, but it's very accurate.

彼は私たちの申し出を断った。
He rejected our offer.
He refused our offer.

まもなく飛行機で直接ニューヨークへ行くことができるようになるだろう。
It will soon be possible for us to go direct to New York by air.
Soon we will be able to fly directly to New York.

彼女と付き合うきっかけになったのは、なんとなくフィーリングが合ったからだ。
I got together with her mainly because we seemed to share the same feelings about things.
The first time I had a relationship with her was when I somehow got together.

法廷は彼のその殺人容疑について無罪とした。
The court declared him innocent on the charge of murder.
The court found him innocent for his murder.

彼は何でもお金に換算してしまう。
He thinks of everything in terms of money.
He's going to convert everything into money.

「刀の投擲の練習？」「すっぽ抜けただけです」
"Practising sword throwing?" "It just slipped out of my hands."
(Laughter)

私たちはその少年のデッサンのすばらしさに驚嘆した。
We were amazed at the excellence of the boy's drawings.
We were amazed at the boy's beauty.

私たちは１８世紀の衣装を着てそのパーティーに行きます。
We're going to the party in eighteenth century costumes.
We're going to that party in 18th-century costume.

そんな大切なことを忘れるとは、君はずいぶん不注意だね。
How careless you are to forget such an important thing!
You're very careless to forget that.

あなたはあの本が欲しくないようだった。
You didn't seem to want that book.
You didn't seem to want that book.

彼は隣に住んでいますが、私は彼をよく知らないんです。
He is my neighbor, but I don't know him well.
He lives next door, and I don't know him very well.

これでやっかいなことがまた増える。
This adds to our troubles.
This will make things more difficult.

「よくなるにはこの薬全部飲まないとね」看護師は言った。
"You have to take all this medicine to get better," said the nurse.
“In order to get better, I have to take all this medicine,” the nurse said.

彼女はスキーが上手い。
She is great at skiing.
She's good at skiing.

彼はその真相を誰にも知らせなかった。
He did not repeat the truth to anyone.
He didn't tell anyone the truth about it.

興奮する事と怒る事は決して同じではない。
Getting excited is not at all the same as getting angry.
Excitement is never the same as being angry.

ハント先生が私たちの学校の校長だ。
Mr. Hunt is the principal of our school.
Dr. Hunt is the principal of our school.

結局なにも起こらなかった。
Nothing happened after all.
It didn't happen after all.

この歌は多くの人々に愛されています。
This song is liked by many people.
This song is loved by a lot of people.

日曜日でも、働きます。
I work even on Sunday.
I work on Sundays.

オーストラリアの人口は日本の人口よりずっと少ない。
The population of Australia is much smaller than that of Japan.
Australia’s population is less than the population of Japan.

私はもう子供ではありません。
I'm not a child anymore.
I'm not a child anymore.

彼はお金をいくら持っていますか。
How much money does he possess?
So let's say he's worth $1 million.

事故はとかく起こりがちなもの。
Accidents will happen.
Accidents are common.

彼女は注意が足りなかったから、試験にはとうてい合格できない。
Careless as she was, she could never pass an examination.
She was not careful, so she could barely pass the exam.

ドアに鍵をかけ忘れるなんて不注意でした。
It was careless of me to forget to lock the door.
I was careless to forget to lock the door.

その強盗は罰せられることを免れた。
The robber escaped being punished.
The robbery was prevented from being punished.

彼は世界政府という考えの普及に努めた。
He promoted the idea of world government.
He tried to spread the idea of a world government.

この事と私は全く関係がない。
I have nothing to do with this matter.
This has nothing to do with me.

トムはまだ意識が戻っていません。
Tom hasn't regained consciousness yet.
Tom's still unconscious.

僕は君の友達じゃない。
I am not your friend.
I'm not your friend.

私は親から経済的に独立している。
I'm economically independent of my parents.
I am financially independent of my parents.

父は昨夜遅く帰宅した。
My father got home late last night.
My father came home late last night.

名案が心に浮かんだ。
A great idea presented itself in my mind.
I've got a very good idea.

彼は朝から晩まで働いた。
He worked from morning till night.
He worked morning and night.

後ろの方に座ってもいいですか？
May I sit in the back?
May I sit in the back?

私は本を購入したい。
I want to buy a book.
I want to buy a book.

その鉄道事故で死者三名、重軽傷者１０名が出た。
Three persons were killed and ten were severely or slightly injured in the railway accident.
Three dead and ten seriously injured were killed in the train accident.

彼はオレンジが好きではない。
He doesn't like oranges.
He doesn't like oranges.

言葉は人々が他人と意思伝達をする手段である。
Language is the means by which people communicate with others.
Words are the means by which people communicate with others.

あなたがたの近所の人たちをできるだけ助けてあげるようにしましょう。
You should do all you can to help your neighbors.
I will help your neighbors as much as I can.

彼は大学に入れるように一生懸命勉強した。
He studied hard so that he might enter the university.
He studied hard to get into college.

コートを着たほうがいい。
You should wear a coat.
You should put your coat on.

南諸島のコミュニティの中にはまったくの正反対の血縁関係のパターンが観察されるであろう。
A diametrically opposed kinship pattern is to be observed among certain South Sea Island communities.
In the South Islands communities, there is a completely opposite pattern of relations.

パットは服を脱ぎ捨てて、水の中に飛び込んだ。
Pat stripped off his clothes and dived in.
Pat took off her clothes and jumped into the water.

私にも同じものをください。
Give me the same, please.
Give me the same thing.

それは日本ではありきたりの出来事だ。
That is the common occurrence in Japan.
It’s a common event in Japan.

私たちがちょうどその門にたどり着いた時、雨が激しく降り出した。
It began to rain heavily just as we got to the gate.
When we got to that gate, it rained heavily.

彼女の母ははたらき続けるでしょう。
Her mother will continue to work.
Her mother will keep coming.

彼の才能はその仕事にうってつけだ。
His skill qualifies him for the job.
His talents are good for that job.

この日曜日にすき焼きパーティーをする事になっている。
We're having a sukiyaki party this Sunday.
We're going to have a baked party this Sunday.

興奮している女の子がかわいく見える事もある。
Excited girls look pretty sometimes.
Sometimes it looks like a girl who's excited.

私はまだ彼女からのたよりがない。
I have not heard from her yet.
I'm still no better than her.

私は好奇心が強いです。
I am curious.
I'm curious.

私は来週友達を訪ねたいと思います。
I'm thinking about visiting my friend next year.
I'd like to visit my friends next week.

信じるとこよ。
I almost believe you.
I'm gonna believe you.

そこへ行くつもりだ。
I intend to go there.
I'm going there.

四国は台風１０号に襲われた。
Shikoku was hit by Typhoon No. 10.
Shikoku was attacked by typhoon Ten.

その警備員は一晩中勤務だった。
The guard was on duty all night.
That guard worked all night.

そのことについてどう思っているか本当のことを言ってください。
Tell me truly what you think about it.
Tell me the truth about how you feel about it.

彼があなたのことで怒るのも無理ないね。
He has every reason for getting angry with you.
It's no wonder he's mad at you.

絶対に負けられない戦いという場面をしばしば人は経験する。
People have time upon time faced 'a war that must not be lost'.
People often experience a battle where they can’t lose.

子供は外で遊ぶのが好きだ。
Children like playing outside.
Children like to play outside.

僕は弟と一緒の部屋で暮らしています。
I share an apartment with my brother.
I live in a room with my brother.

彼はたった今出発したところだ。
He left just now.
He just left.

やあ！元気？
Hi, how are you?
Hey, how are you?

僕はそこへ行くつもりだった。
I had intended to go there.
I was gonna go there.

おまえを捕縛する。
You are under arrest.
You're under arrest.

トムは全速力で走った。
Tom ran as fast as he was able to.
Tom ran as fast as he could.

ここにいて彼を待って下さい。
Stay here and wait for him, please.
Stay here and wait for him.

本当の女性には曲線がある。
Real women have curves.
There's a curve for a real woman.

彼にビールを一杯注いであげてください。
Please pour him a glass of beer.
Give him a glass of beer.

あなたの友達は何時に帰宅しましたか。
What time did your friend go home?
What time did your friend come home?

私は忙しいのでお手伝い出来ません。
I can't help you because I am busy.
I can't help you because I'm busy.

日本へ１人の外国人がきた。
There came to Japan a foreigner.
A foreigner came to Japan.

新しく小犬を飼いました。生後３ヶ月です。
We have a new puppy. He is about 12 weeks old.
I've got a new little dog. It's three months old.

去年は不作だった。
The crops failed last year.
Last year was a disaster.

嬉しいことに、彼女は入試に合格した。
To her joy, she passed the entrance examination.
Happily, she passed her entrance exam.

努力が私に幸運をもたらした。
My efforts have brought me good luck.
Efforts have brought me luck.

彼は非常に年をとっているが元気だ。
He is active although he is very old.
He's very old, but he's fine.

和服を着て椅子に腰をかけると、何となく心細い。裾から風がはいるような気がする。
I feel somewhat uneasy when I sit on a chair with Japanese clothes. I feel like the wind is blowing in from the cuff of my trousers.
I don't know if you've ever seen anything like it.

彼の英語の能力は平均以上だ。
His ability in English is above average.
His ability to speak English is more than average.

彼の双子の妹たちを区別することができない。
I can't tell his twin sisters apart.
I can't distinguish between his twin sisters.

お前には期待しているんだぞ。
I am counting on you.
I'm counting on you.

支払いにカードは使えますか？
May I use a credit card?
Can you use your credit card to pay?

あんなに朝早くから来なくてもよかったのに。
You need not have come so early in the morning.
You didn't have to come so early.

彼は女に好かれなかった。
Women didn't care for him.
He didn't like her.

他のシャツが全部洗濯中なので、彼には一枚しかシャツがない。
He's only got one shirt because all the rest are being washed.
All the other shirts are in the laundry, so he has only one shirt.

これは今までに見た中でもっとも美しい光景だ。
This is the most beautiful sight that I have ever seen.
This is the most beautiful sight I have ever seen.

彼女はいつも私に電話をかけてばかりいた。
She was always telephoning me.
She used to call me all the time.

邦夫は自分の下品なテーブルマナーをあらためようとしなかったので、我々はがまんしなければならなかった。
We had to put up with Kunio's poor table manners because he refused to change.
We had to put up with him because he didn't want to issue his dirty table manners.

彼は何と言ってよいのやらわからなかった。
He did not know what to say.
He didn't know what to say.

トムは椅子の背にもたれていた。
Tom leaned back in his chair.
Tom was on the back of a chair.

私はその本が簡単だとわかった。
I found the book easy.
I found that book easy.

私は君がそうすることは必要だと思う。
I think it necessary that you should do so.
I think you need to do that.

柔軟性の欠如は進歩の障害となる。
Lack of flexibility is an obstacle to progress.
Lack of flexibility is an obstacle to progress.

私は１年以上もダイエットしています。
I've been on a diet for more than a year.
I've been dieting for over a year.

プエルトリコの位置を地図の上に示しなさい。
Locate Puerto Rico on a map.
Show the location of Puerto Rico on the map.

警察は少女を殺害した男を逮捕した。
The police arrested the man who had murdered the girl.
Police arrested the man who murdered the girl.

韓国人です。
I'm from South Korea.
I'm Korean.

運よ！月のようにひたひたと変わって、大きくなって、そしてまた枯れる。
Oh luck! Like the moon, you steadily change, you always grow and then wither again.
You're lucky! You're like the moon, you're grown, and you're dead again.

私の娘は新しい学校に慣れるのがたやすいとは思わないだろう。
My daughter won't find it easy to get accustomed to the new school.
My daughter will not find it easy to get used to a new school.

風は種を遠くへ運ぶ。
The wind carries seeds for great distances.
Wind carries seeds far away.

彼女はオウムを愛玩している。
She keeps a parrot as a pet.
She loves parrots.

その自転車は私のです。
The bicycle is mine.
That bike is mine.

彼がほしいと言うなら、それをあげよう。言わないならやめておこう。
If he asks, I will give it; if not, not.
If he wants it, I'll give it to him.

この報告書を今朝からタイプしているのですが、まだ半分しか終わっていません。
I have been typing this report since this morning, but I'm only halfway through.
I've been typing this report since this morning, but it's only half done.

そこをもう一度やってください。
Go over it again.
Do it again.

お茶碗一杯のご飯は約、１８０ｇです。
A bowl of rice weighs about 180 grams.
A cup of tea is about 180g.

当地の人々は寒さに慣れている。
The people here are accustomed to the cold.
The people here are used to the cold.

いま駅着いた。図書館で待ってるね。
I just got to the station. I'll be waiting for you at the library.
I'm at the station. I'll meet you at the library.

彼女は終生その町に住んだ。
She lived all her life in that town.
She lived in that town for the rest of her life.

もし彼が頼んでくれれば、私達はかれを助けてあげます。
If he asks us for help, we'll help him.
If he asks, we can help him.

決してその計画は実行出来ないだろう。
Under no circumstances can the scheme be put into practice.
You will never be able to carry out that plan.

彼はたくさんの本を読みます。
He reads a lot of books.
He reads a lot of books.

バラは時として自生することがある。
The roses sometimes grow wild.
Roses sometimes live on their own.

嫌なら帰っていただいて結構です。
If you don't like it, it is alright for you to leave.
If you don't like it, you can leave.

これに対して霊的なことがらに関する熱心な会話は、霊的な進歩に大いなる助けとなります。
Nevertheless, devout conversation on spiritual things helps no little with spiritual progress.
A passionate conversation about this is a great help to spiritual progress.

できるだけ明確に話したほうがいい。
You had better talk as clearly as you can.
You need to be as clear as you can.

彼は私の一番の友人です。
He is my best friend.
He's my best friend.

彼は就職のチャンスをつかんだ。
He grabbed the chance to get a job.
He got a chance to get a job.

トムは家業を継いだ。
Tom inherited the family business.
Tom took over the family business.

右へ曲がると病院があります。
Turning to the right, you will find the hospital.
If you turn right, there's a hospital.

彼が死んだものとして諦めた事は非常に残念である。
It is a great pity he was given up for lost.
I'm very sorry for giving up on him as dead.

ゴルフは今では誰でも手が届く。
Golf is now within the reach of everyone.
Golf is now available to anyone.

彼は大変ねむくて、夕刊も読めなかった。
He was too sleepy to read the evening newspaper.
He was so jealous that he couldn’t read the evening magazine.

猫がネズミを嗅ぎつけたようですね。
It seems like the cat smelled a mouse.
It's like a cat smelled a mouse.

最終試験でボブは全くひどい目にあった。出題範囲が講義の全てにわたっていたのだ。
At his final exam, Bob was really put through the wringer; the test covered everything that was in the course.
In the final exam, Bob was in complete disrepute.

彼はどんな人ですか。
What is he like?
Who is he?

人によって禁煙すると体重が増える場合がある。
Some people gain weight when they stop smoking.
If you don't smoke, you can gain weight.

私がトムに知らせましょう。
I'll let Tom know.
I'll let Tom know.

彼女は仕事はしないと言った。
She said no more work.
She said she didn't have a job.

何か変わりはない？
What's new?
Is everything okay?

ロボットは人間よりもたくさんの作業ができる。
A robot can do more work than a man can.
A robot can do more than human beings.

ドアを開けてはならない。
You must not open the door.
Don't open the door.

目が口よりものを言う時がある。
Eyes sometimes talk louder than words.
Sometimes your eyes speak more than your mouth.

彼女は幸福に酔っている。
She is babbling with happiness.
She's happy.

トムは読書会に参加した。
Tom joined a book club.
Tom joined the book club.

できるだけ早く来ます。
I'll come as soon as I can.
I'll be here as soon as I can.

その映画では二大女優が顔合わせをした。
The movie costarred two great actresses.
Two great actresses met in the movie.

どのクレジットカードが使えますか。
Which credit cards can I use?
So let's say I have a credit card.

今朝食が済んだところです。
I just finished breakfast.
I'm just finishing breakfast.

もっと自分に誇りを持ってください。
Please take more pride in yourself.
Be more proud of yourself.

何年も農場で仕事をして彼のからだはたくましくなった。
Years of farm work have hardened his body.
I've worked on a farm for years, and it's getting better from him.

しゃべるのもいい加減にしたら。
Quit talking, will you?
Don't talk too much.

彼女は今度の日曜日にニューヨークへ出発します。
She leaves for New York next Sunday.
She's leaving for New York this Sunday.

私のカメラはニコンです。
My camera is a Nikon.
My camera is Nikon.

私はなによりもまずこの辞書を手に入れたい。
I want to have this dictionary most of all.
I want to get this dictionary first of all.

立ち入り禁止。
Keep out.
You can't go in there.

向こうについたら忘れずすぐ電話してね。
Don't fail to call me as soon as you arrive there.
Don't forget to call me as soon as you get there.

うそを言ってはいけないよ。
Never tell a lie.
Don't lie to me.

私は学校で勉強する。
I study at school.
I'm studying at school.

やさしい英語で書かれているので、この本は読みやすい。
This book is written in simple English, so it's easy to read.
The book is easy to read because it is written in easy English.

私がそこにいるのにだれも気がつかなかった。
Nobody was conscious of my presence there.
No one noticed me there.

この安楽いすは非常に快適だ。
This easy chair is quite comfortable.
This comfort is very comfortable.

その映画俳優にはファンが多い。
That movie star has many fans.
There are lots of fans for that movie actor.

車を運転する人は、常に交通事故に気をつけていなければならない。
Drivers should always be on their guard against accidents.
People who drive cars always have to be careful of traffic accidents.

忘れてはいけないので彼女の宛名を書き留めた。
I wrote down her address so that I wouldn't forget it.
I wrote her address to remember.

彼は我々にそのルールを守るように強く命じた。
He urged us to obey the rule.
He strongly commanded us to keep that rule.

気楽に行こうぜ。大丈夫、形勢は君に有利なのだから。
Take it easy. I can assure you that chances are in your favor.
Let's take it easy.

これはエメットがいかに伝統的な建築デザインを修正したかを示すすばらしい例である。
This is a superb illustration of how Emmet modified the traditional architectural designs.
This is an excellent example of how Emmett has renovated traditional architecture.

彼女の病状は心配するほどのものではありません。
Her illness is not such as to cause anxiety.
Her condition is not enough to worry about.

通りを横切る際には、注意しなければならない。
You must be careful in crossing the street.
When crossing the street, be careful.

そうだね。とジョンが言いました。
"That's right", said John.
That's right, John said.

失業率は一月に過去５年間の最低を記録しました。
The unemployment rate dropped to a five-year low in January.
The unemployment rate has been at its lowest rate in the last five years.

君はもう髪をきりにいってよい。
It's high time you had a haircut.
You can leave your hair alone.

彼は私をイギリス人と間違えた。
He mistook me for an Englishman.
He made me a mistake with the British.

彼は私たちの家族の問題に干渉する権利はない。
He has no right to interfere in our family affairs.
He has no right to interfere with our family's problems.

彼はパリ経由でロンドンへ行った。
He went to London via Paris.
He went to London via Paris.

彼はフランスに行ったことがない。
He has not been to France.
He's never been to France.

テニスウェアってなんでミニスカートなのかしら？
I wonder why tennis is played in mini-skirts.
Why is it a mini skirt?

トムはやめた。
Tom stopped.
Tom quit.

我々はその利益を分け合った。
We shared the benefit together.
We shared its profits.

ついに彼らは決定するに到った。
At last, they came to a decision.
They finally made a decision.

あの映画を見るべきだったのに。
You should have seen the movie.
I should've seen that movie.

六時間おきに体温を測った。
I took my temperature every six hours.
I measured body temperature every six hours.

トムが本当にそんなこと言ったの？
Did Tom actually say that?
Did Tom really say that?

その後二度と彼と口を利かない。
I never spoke to him after that.
Then I won't talk to him again.

その家は赤レンガづくりです。
The house is built of red bricks.
The house is made of red brick.

彼は肉体の苦痛と闘わねばならなかった。
He had to contend against physical suffering.
He had to fight physical pain.

私たちは計画を変えない方がよい。
We'd better not change the schedule.
We don't want to change our plans.

彼がその長距離走に優勝しようと心に決めていたことなど、私達はだれも知らなかった。
None of us knew his decision to win the long-distance race.
None of us knew that he was determined to win the long run.

彼の冗談で私たちは笑った。
His jokes made us laugh.
We laughed at his jokes.

コンピューターが飛ぶように売れています。
Computers are really selling like hotcakes.
They sell computers to fly.

私と一緒に来ていただけませんか？
Would you mind coming with me?
Will you come with me?

彼は私の示唆に単に肩をすくめて無視した。
He simply shrugged off my suggestion.
He simply ignored my suggestion.

彼は私の努力をあざけった。
He mocked my efforts.
He lied to me about my efforts.

今週末に学んだ何か重要な事を話して下さい。
Tell me something important you learned this weekend.
Tell me something important that you learned this weekend.

この本は普通の読者向けだ。
This book is suitable for general readers.
The book is for ordinary readers.

このエアコンは電気を多量に消費する。
This air conditioner consumes a lot of electricity.
The air conditioner consumes large amounts of electricity.

彼はよくつまらぬことにかっとなる。
He often gets worked up over little things.
It's hard for him to do.

パスポートを見せてください。
Show me your passport.
Can I see your passport?

彼が１９歳で優勝したのは目覚しい。
It's amazing that he won the championship at the age of nineteen.
It's amazing that he won when he was 19.

太陽が昇ろうとしている。
The sun is about to rise.
The sun is coming up.

私たちはパイを２つに切った。
We cut the pie in two.
We cut the pie in two.

それを思うだけでも気持ちが悪い。
The very idea of it is disgusting.
Just thinking about it makes me uncomfortable.

どうぞ楽しい空の旅を。
Have a nice flight.
Please enjoy your flight.

彼は医者として無能だ。
He is no good as a doctor.
He's useless as a doctor.

彼らは踊るのが好きじゃない。
They don't like to dance.
They don't like dancing.

尻尾のない猫もいる。
Tails are absent in some cats.
Some cats don't have tails.

君も一緒に来ればよかったのに。
I wish you could have come with me.
You should've come with me.

俺にとって、それは問題じゃない。
For me, that is not a problem.
It doesn't matter to me.

私たちがもっとも必要としているものはあなたの出席です。
What we need most is your attendance.
What we need most is your presence.

これはアルプス山脈の絵です。
This is a view of the Alps.
This is a picture of the Alps.

カレーライスは、彼女の大好物です。
Curry and rice is her favorite food.
Calais is her favorite.

彼は背は低いが、バスケットボールが上手い。
He is short, but good at basketball.
He's short, but good basketball.

車の列が、高速道路から町の中心部までずっと延びていた。
The line of cars stretched all the way from the expressway to the city centre.
The lines of cars stretched from the highway to the center of town.

君がひどい目にあうことはないよ。
No harm will come to you.
You're not going to get hurt.

一般に、アメリカの人々は大型車の方を好む。
In general, people in America tend to prefer bigger cars.
In general, the U.S. prefers big cars.

大雪の結果、彼女は遅れた。
She was late as a result of the heavy snow.
As a result of the snow, she was late.

彼はその問題を解こうとした。
He tried to solve the problem.
He tried to solve the problem.

わたしの考えは読む価値がありますよ。
My idea is worth reading.
I think it's worth reading.

パンがふんわり焼けた。
The bread was baked light and fluffy.
The bread's on fire.

急に彼は話題を変えた。
Suddenly, he changed the subject.
Suddenly, he changed the subject.

メアリーは今にも笑いだしそうだった。
Mary was about to burst out laughing.
Mary seemed to be laughing right now.

１３歳から１９歳の少年少女によくあることだが彼女はうぬぼれている。
As is quite common for teenagers aged from 13 to 19, she's full of herself.
As often happens to boys and girls between the ages of 13 and 19, she is self-absorbed.

彼らは高校生です。
They are high school students.
They're high school students.

いつか近いうちに伺います。
I'll call on you one of these days.
I'll see you soon.

屋根裏部屋のものを１度すべてだそう。
Let's clear out the attic.
Let's take everything in the attic once.

彼はまだここにいる。
He is still here.
He's still here.

その本は図書館に返したのを覚えています。
I remember returning the book to the library.
I remember returning that book to the library.

ナンシーはその場所に来ることになっていましたが、来ませんでした。
Nancy was to show up at the place, but she didn't make it.
Nancy was supposed to be there, but she didn't come.

私は何軒もの店でその本を探しました。
I inquired about the book in many stores.
I've been looking for that book in a number of stores.

彼は思いやりのある父だ。
He is a considerate father.
He's a caring father.

私達のクラスは３０人の生徒から成る。
Our class consists of thirty students.
Our class consists of 30 students.

ひもじい時にまずいものなし。
Hunger is the best spice.
There's nothing wrong with it.

一回使っただけです。
I only used it once.
So let's see if we can simplify this a little bit.

この雑誌をいただいてもいいですか。
May I have this magazine?
May I have this magazine?

クリスマスまでもう２週間だ。
Christmas is just two weeks away.
It's been two weeks until Christmas.

いつでもオフィスに遊びに来てください。
Drop by my office any time.
Always come to the office and play.

もうその話はやめよう。
Let's not talk about it anymore.
Let's not talk about that anymore.

みんな旅行の用意はできましたか。
Is everybody ready for the trip?
Is everyone ready for a trip?

私達は疲れ果てるまで何時間も、その音楽に合わせて踊った。
We danced to the music for hours until we were all exhausted.
We danced to that music for hours until we were exhausted.

朝の天気予報にはおそくなって雷雨があるとのことだった。
The morning forecast predicted thunder showers later in the day.
The morning weather forecast said there was a thunderstorm.

あなたは顔が真っ青です。
Your face is pale.
You're blue in the face.

例えば、ロンドンは今は朝７時です。
For example, it is 7:00 a.m. in London now.
London, for example, is seven o'clock in the morning.

彼女は僕を驚かせた。
She took me by surprise.
She surprised me.

御存知ですよね。
You know about that, don't you?
You know that, don't you?

彼は１時間以内に到着するでしょう。
He will arrive within an hour.
He'll be there in an hour.

ディックは何でも知っているかのような口ぶりだ。
Dick talks as if he knew everything.
It's like Dick knows everything.

彼は私がいっしょに仕事をしていたときいつも私をからかってばかりいた。
He was always pulling my leg when we worked together.
He always teased me when I was working with him.

逃げるは恥だが, 役に立つ。
Running away is shameful, but it's useful.
Fleeing is shameful, but useful.

これが私が読める限界です。
This is all I can read.
This is the limit I can read.

今君はとてもお腹が空いているはずだ。
You must certainly be very hungry now.
I'm sure you're very hungry right now.

この件を、ご承認いただけますよう、お願いいたします。
We would appreciate it if you grant us this concession.
I'm asking you to approve of this.

お金がないといい教育が受けられないのっておかしいと思う。
I think it's unfair that you can't receive a good education if you're poor.
I think it’s funny that I can’t get a good education without money.

判決は被告に有利だった。
The decision was in favor of the defendant.
The verdict was favorable to the defendant.

彼は騒音にぎょっとした。
The noise startled him.
He was in the middle of a noise.

席は窓側、通路側のどちらがよろしいですか？
Would you prefer a window or an aisle seat?
Would you like to sit on the side of the window or the side of the corridor?

もうすっかり真夜中です。
It's the dead of the night.
It's almost midnight.

誰かが階段を登ってくる。
There's someone coming up the stairs.
Someone's gonna climb the stairs.

彼女はあどけない物の言い方をした。
She talked childishly.
She said something out of the ordinary.

たばこを吸ってもかまいませんよ。
I don't mind if you smoke.
You can smoke.

男子学生同士が相合傘か、なかなかオツなシチュエーションだな。
Two male school pupils sharing an umbrella? That's quite a queer situation.
It's kind of like an umbrella between boys and girls.

彼は偉大な音楽家になる運命にあった。
He was destined to become a great musician.
He was destined to be a great musician.

今年になってやっとこれらの記録が一般に公開された。
It was not until this year that these documents were made available to the public.
Finally, these records have been published in public this year.

ソレが年上や目上の者に対する態度か！
Is that anyway to speak to your elders and betters!
Sore's attitude toward older and older people!

おはいりになって、お茶でも召し上がりませんか。
Won't you come in and have a cup of tea?
Would you like a cup of tea?

ここに週刊誌が１冊あります。
Here is a weekly magazine.
There's a weekly magazine here.

ライオンはオリから出ようともがいた。
The lion struggled to get out of his cage.
The lion was trying to get out of Oli.

彼の言ってることを理解する事は困難です。
I found it difficult to understand what he was saying.
It's hard to understand what he's saying.

忙しいです。
I'm busy.
I'm busy.

休日は、甥っ子の面倒を見たり、友人と食事に行ったりして過ごしています。
On my days off I look after my nephew and go out for dinner with friends.
I spend my holidays caring for my nephews and eating with friends.

彼女はバスに間に合った。
She was in time for the bus.
She was on the bus.

イエスはナタナエルが自分の方に来るのを見て、彼について言われた「見よ、あの人こそ、ほんとうのイスラエル人である。その心には偽りがない」。
When Jesus saw Nathanael approaching, he said of him, "Here truly is an Israelite in whom there is no deceit."
When Jesus saw Nathanael coming to him, he said to him, “Look! He is a real Israeli. There is no lie in his heart.”

だれでも皆ゴルフが好きなようです。
It seems that everybody likes golf.
Everyone likes golf.

雨になりそうだったので、私は彼が泳ぎに行くのを思いとどまらせた。
I discouraged him from going swimming because it looked like it was going to rain.
I thought he was going swimming because it was going to rain.

美しい女の子が僕の隣に座った。
A beautiful girl sat next to me.
A beautiful girl sat next to me.

今回は見逃してあげますよ。
You're off the hook this time.
I'll miss you this time.

カナダ人ならそんなこと言うわけがない。
No Canadian would ever say that.
Canadians wouldn't say that.

女優は後ろ向きに舞台から落ちた。
The actress fell backwards from the stage.
The actress fell off the stage backward.

その猫は彼女の着物にまつわりついた。
The cat clung to her dress.
The cat attached to her clothes.

私たちはトムのことが心配で仕方がありません。
We're worried about Tom.
We're just worried about Tom.

たまたま私は彼女と東京で出会った。
It happened that I met her in Tokyo.
I happened to meet her in Tokyo.

この村には工場は一つもない。
There is no factory in this village.
There is no factory in this village.

最近、特急に乗りましたか。
Have you been on an express train recently?
Have you been in an emergency lately?

私は旅行で楽しい経験をした。
I had a pleasant experience on my trip.
I had fun traveling.

私の持ち物には触らないで。
Leave my things alone.
Don't touch my stuff.

母親は夕食を作るのに忙しかった。
My mother was busy cooking the dinner.
She was busy making dinner.

万一彼が来たら、この書類を渡して欲しい。
If by any chance he comes, I'd like you to give him this paper.
If he comes in, I want you to give me this document.

12月3日は国際障害者デーです。
December 3 is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.
December 3th is International Disabilities Day.

母は誰よりも先に起きる。
Mother gets up earlier than anybody else in my family.
My mother's gonna wake up first.

生徒の人数は何人ですか。
What is the total number of students?
How many students are there?

ゴールは町のはずれに向かい合うように置かれていたのです。
The goals were placed at the opposite ends of the town.
The goal was to meet them on the outskirts of town.

彼が早起きするなんて珍しい。
It's unusual for him to get up early.
It's rare for him to wake up early.

ライオンは肉を餌とする。
Lions feed on flesh.
Lions feed on flesh.

彼のまぬけな返答を聞いてみんなびっくりした。
His stupid answer surprised everybody.
Everyone was surprised to hear his stupid reply.

その問題についての彼の意見はずばり的を射ている。
His remarks on the subject are much to the point.
He points out his irresponsibility on the issue:

その事典は約５０万語の単語を収めている。
The dictionary contains about half a million words.
The book contains about half a million words.

男の子は新しい自転車をねだった。
The boy begged for a new bicycle.
The boy was wearing a new bike.

テニスが上手ですね。
You are a good tennis player.
You're good at tennis.

ジョンは関東地区、そして太郎は関西地区を担当している。
John covers the Kanto area and Taro covers the Kansai area.
John is in the Kanto district, and Taro is in charge of the Kanto district.

この言葉は、名前は伏せておくがある人が言ったものだ。
These words were spoken by someone who shall be nameless.
The word was said by someone who kept the name down.

何言おうとしたか忘れちゃった。
I forgot what I was about to say.
I forgot what I was gonna say.

彼女の婚約者は、彼女にとても大きな指輪を贈った。
Her fiancé gave her a very big ring.
Her fiancé gave her a very large ring.

彼はもっといい仕事をしようと決心した。
He resolved to do better work in the future.
He decided to do a better job.

１０セント貸してください。
Can you lend me a dime?
Let me borrow ten cents.

お前が口を出すことではない。
That's my own affair.
You don't have to tell me.

私はその映画をビデオで見た。
I saw the movie on video.
I saw that movie in the video.

アレッシアは英語を話せない。
Alessia cannot speak English.
Alexia doesn't speak English.

このホテルは千人以上の客が収容できる。
This hotel can accommodate over 1,000 guests.
The hotel has over 1,000 guests.

タップダンスのやり方わかる？
Do you know how to tap dance?
Do you know how to tap dance?

その子供は、ひなたで横になって眠っていた。
He was lying asleep in the sun.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," said the Voice.

彼女ってまめだね。
She doesn't have a lazy bone in her body.
She's crazy.

この砂利道は来年舗装されるだろう。
Next year, this gravel road will be paved.
The road will be paved next year.

だれか玄関にいる。
There's someone at the doorway.
Someone's at the front door.

計画を実行すべき時だ。
It's time to put the plan in action.
It's time to go through with the plan.

どうすれば戦争をなくす事ができるか。
How can we abolish war?
How can we end war?

簡単に見つかると思う。
I'm sure it'll be easy to find a place.
I'm sure it'll be easy to find.

まもなく富士山が見えてきた。
By and by Mt. Fuji came into sight.
Mount Fuji is soon to be seen.

私としては、その提案に異議はない。
For my part, I have no objection to the proposal.
As far as I'm concerned, there is no objection to the proposal.

彼女は多くの仕事を引き受けすぎている。
She has undertaken too much work.
She's taking on too many jobs.

今週までにはそれを終えてしまいたかったのだが。
I hoped to have finished it by this week.
I wanted it done by the end of the week.

鍵がかかっている。
It's locked.
It's locked.

できるだけ早く手紙をください。
Please write to me as soon as possible.
Please write as soon as possible.

のろいはのろい主に返る。
Curses, like chickens, come home to roost.
And the curse will be returned to their Lord, who is free from all calamity.

謝ったんだから、さっきのはチャラにしてよ。
I've apologised, so lay off, OK?
I said I'm sorry, so just give me a kiss.

先生は時間を守ることの大切さについて長々と述べた。
Our teacher dwelt on the importance of punctuality.
The teacher has long talked about the importance of keeping time.

いったい彼らはどうなるのでしょう。
I wonder what ever will become of them.
What's going to happen to them?

桜が咲こうとしている。
The cherry trees are about to blossom.
The cherry blossoms are about to blossom.

この次はもっと早く来よう。
Next time I'll come earlier.
We'll be here sooner next time.

もう少し注意したら、君は成功したろうに。
With a little more care, you would have succeeded.
If you were a little more careful, you'd have succeeded.

彼らは強い愛情の絆で結ばれている。
There is a strong bond of affection between them.
They are bound by a strong bond of love.

彼の名前を後になってやっと思い出した。
I didn't remember his name until afterward.
I finally remembered his name later.

君がここにいないと寂しい。
I miss you when you're not here.
I miss you here.

硬貨が彼のポケットから落ちた。
A coin dropped out of his pocket.
"I don't know," he said. "I don't know what I'm talking about."

トムの身に何かが起きた。
Something has happened to Tom.
Something happened to Tom's body.

彼女は今日いくらかいいですか。
Is she any better today?
She's got some today.

議論する価値は殆どない。
It is hardly worth discussing.
It's hardly worth discussing.

その国は経済的にも政治的にも孤立している。
The country is isolated economically and politically.
The country is both economically and politically isolated.

発音に関しては、彼は全生徒のうちで一番だった。
With respect to pronunciation, he was the best of all the students.
As for pronunciation, he was the best of all students.

何日ぐらい滞在しますか。
How long are you going to stay here?
How many days do you want to stay?

晩さん会が次の土曜日に開かれるでしょう。
A dinner will be given next Saturday.
The evening meal will be held on the following Saturday.

公園で降りました。
I got off at the park.
I got off at the park.

それは町の繁栄を脅かすだろう。
It will threaten the prosperity of the town.
It would threaten the prosperity of the city.

今月は国際貿易見本市が開かれている。
We are having an international trade fair this month.
This month, international trade fairs are opening.

済んだら戻してください。
Bring it back when you are through.
Put it back when you're done.

まあまあ、そう怒らないでくださいな。
Now, please don't get so angry.
Come on, don't be so angry.

考えておきます。
I'll have to let you know.
I'll think about it.

彼女は外国でまさか彼と会おうとは夢にも思わなかった。
She had never dreamed of meeting him abroad.
She never dreamed of seeing him abroad.

君は靴を脱ぐには及ばない。
You don't need to take your shoes off.
You're not allowed to take your shoes off.

彼女が船で大島に行った時、船に酔って食べたもの全部吐いてしまった。
When she went to Oshima by sea, she got seasick and brought up all she had eaten.
When she went to Oshima on the boat, she threw up everything she ate because she was drunk.

毎年、私たちの町は春には暖かい天気になる。
Every year, spring brings warm weather to our town.
Every year, our town becomes warm in the spring.

人々は彼の話に熱心に耳を傾けた。
He was listened to with enthusiasm.
People listened intently to him.

恐ろしく寒いな、今日の夜は。
It's awfully cold this evening.
It's so cold today.

私はいつも腕時計を持っているので時間が分かります。
I always wear a watch so I know what time it is.
I always have a watch, so I know the time.

彼女は２日前に亡くなった。
She passed away two days ago.
She died two days ago.

今度のテレビドラマはたいへんおもしろい。
The new TV drama is quite interesting.
The TV drama is so interesting.

学校の終業式が昨日あった。
Yesterday was the school closing ceremony.
The school's ending ceremony was yesterday.

君の考えなどはどうだっていいことだ。
Nobody cares what you think.
I don't care what you think.

トムはとても健康そうに見える。
Tom looks very healthy.
Tom looks so healthy.

適度の運動は血液の循環を活発にする。
Moderate exercise invigorates the blood circulation.
A moderate amount of exercise activates the circulation of the blood.

あなたはどんな種類の日本料理が好きですか。
What kind of Japanese food do you like?
What kind of Japanese food do you like?

メアリーは他人の前でからかわれることに慣れていない。
Mary is not used to being made fun of in the presence of others.
Mary is not used to being teased in front of others.

蹴れ！ 蹴れ！
Kick! Kick!
Kick it, kick it, kick it!

彼はドイツ語もフランス語もどちらも話せない。
He cannot speak either German or French.
He can't speak either German or French.

外国に行こうと思っている。
I'm thinking of going abroad.
I'm thinking of going abroad.

金を貸して友を失え。
Lend your money and lose your friend.
Give me the money and lose my friend.

この車は時代遅れです。
This car is out of date.
This car is old-fashioned.

ドイツは多くの学者を生んだ。
Germany produced many scientists.
Germany has produced a lot of scholars.

お話は終わりましたか。
Have you finished talking?
I'm done talking to you.

両国はお互いに密接な関係がある。
The two countries are closely related to each other.
Both countries have a close relationship with each other.

オペレーターは電話を切って少し待つよう私に言った。
The operator told me to hang up and wait for a moment.
The operator told me to hang up and wait for a moment.

生徒たちはみんな同時にしゃべりだした。
All the students began talking at once.
All the students spoke at the same time.

彼女が僕といっしょにそこへ行くかどうかわからない。
I don't know if she will go there with me.
I don't know if she's going there with me.

私の兄だけでなく、私にも責任がある。
I as well as my brother am to blame.
Not only my brother, but I'm responsible.

仮に君が正しいとしても、まず最初に彼を説得しなければならない。
Granted that you are right, we still have to persuade him first.
If you're right, you have to convince him first.

この場所には不思議な雰囲気がある。
This place has a mysterious atmosphere.
This place has a strange atmosphere.

いつも約束を守っているだろ。
I always keep my word.
You're always keeping your word.

彼は失敗するといけないので熱心に勉強した。
He worked hard for fear that he should fail.
He studied hard because he had to fail.

朝早く起きるのには慣れています。
I'm accustomed to getting up early.
I'm used to getting up early.

政府は、若年層の要求と、老人の要求との釣り合いをとるのに大いに苦労することになるだろう。
The government will have much trouble balancing the needs of its younger population with the requirements of the old people.
The government will have to struggle to balance the demands of the younger generation with the demands of older people.

同じことを言うわけでもないが、酒を飲む人たちは車を運転すべきでないという私の意見はかわらない。
Not to harp on the same string, I still insist that those who drink should never drive.
I'm not saying the same thing, but I don’t think those who drink should drive.

父はちょうど今帰宅したところです。
My father has just come home.
Dad just got home.

１０軒の家がその火事で焼失した。
The fire burnt ten houses down.
Ten houses burned in the fire.

やってみた。
I tried.
I tried.

喧嘩はやめてください。
Please cease from quarreling.
Stop fighting.

仙台の地震の結果は恐るべきだったよ！
The consequences of Sendai's earthquake were dreadful!
I shouldn't have feared the results of Sendai's earthquake!

自由と放任を取り違えてはならない。
You must not confuse liberty with license.
Don't make a mistake between freedom and neglect.

いくらたくさん食べても、彼女は体重が増えない。
However much she eats, she never gains weight.
No matter how much she eats, she doesn't gain weight.

警察は犯人の全国的な捜索を開始した。
The police have started a nationwide hunt for the criminal.
Police have launched a nationwide search.

もし都合がよかったら今夜ここに来てください。
If it's convenient, please come here tonight.
If it's convenient, come here tonight.

そのパン屋の主人はいい人です。
The baker is a good man.
The baker is a good man.

彼はハムレットの役を演じた。
He played the part of Hamlet.
He played Hamlet.

ラテンアメリカでは、アニメが好きな人が多い。
There are many people that like Japanese animation in Latin America.
Many people in Latin America like cartoons.

彼は降参のしるしとして両手を挙げた。
He held up his hands in token of surrender.
He raised his hands as a sign of surrender.

彼の無作法は仲間を怒らせた。
His gross manners offended his companions.
His rudeness made his people angry.

ボートはたちまち沈んだ。
The boat sank in a flash.
The boat went down one by one.

彼女が私の代役をしてくれるものと当てにしていた。
I reckoned on her to take my place.
She was counting on me to replace her.

あなたが近いうちにいらっしゃるのを楽しみにしております。
I really look forward to your visit in the near future.
I'm looking forward to your presence in the near future.

Ｌ・Ａレーカースはゲームに勝つにちがいない。
The L.A. Lakers have got the game in the bag.
L.A. Lakes must win the game.

彼女のかばんは母親のかばんと同じデザインだ。
Her bag is the same design as her mother's.
She's the same design as her mother's.

あんたの時計は２分遅れていると思う。
I am afraid your watch is two minutes slow.
I think your watch's two minutes late.

君は私を君の友人のうちに数えてよい。
You can count me among your friends.
You can count me among your friends.

その踊り子はホールをぐるぐる踊り回った。
The dancer whirled around the hall.
The dancer danced around the hall.

彼は健康を害したので引退した。
He retired because of the loss of his health.
He retired because he was sick.

日経平均は２００ポイント下げ、昨日は１８、０００で終えた。
The Nikkei Stock Average lost nearly 200 points to close yesterday at 18,000.
The menstrual mean dropped by 200 points, and yesterday ended at 18,000.

あのカメラを買うにはもう１０ドル必要です。
You need another ten dollars to buy that camera.
I need $10 more to buy that camera.

お会いできて本当にうれしい！
I am delighted to meet you.
I'm so happy to see you!

何も問題はない。
No problem at all!
There's nothing wrong with that.

持ち帰ります。
I'll take it home with me.
I'm going to take you home.

彼は持っている無け無しのお金を私にくれた。
He gave me what little money he had.
He gave me the free money he had.

ぼくはこの問題には関係がない。
I am not concerned with this matter.
I have nothing to do with this.

彼は大多数の意見に異議を唱えた。
He dissented from the opinion of the majority.
He questioned the majority of the opinions.

私には彼は正直なように思われる。
It seems to me that he is honest.
I think he's honest.

彼はすきを捨てて剣を取った。
He exchanged a plough for a sword.
He threw away the hammer and took the sword.

楽器・機材の質は完全にプロ仕様！ですが値段は何処よりも安い！
The musical instruments and parts are completely professional quality! And yet the prices are lower than anywhere!
The quality of the instruments is completely professional!

私には、姉妹がいない。
I don't have any sisters.
I don't have a sister.

しかし、これは死にたいと思っているある老人の物語です。
But this is the story of an old man who wants to die.
But this is an old man who wants to die.

その魚は生かしておこう。
I will keep the fish alive.
Let the fish live.

彼が私の意見に同意しようとしまいと私はその仕事をするつもりだ。
Whether he agrees to my opinion or not, I will do the work.
He's going to agree with me, and I'm going to do the job.

入場料はただだった。
Admission was free.
The entrance fee was only.

金門橋は鉄でできている。
The Golden Gate Bridge is made of iron.
Kinmen Bridge is made of iron.

卵を硬く茹でた。
I hard-boiled an egg.
The eggs were hard and hard.

夜は、そこでは東京よりたくさんの星が見える。
At night we can see more stars there than in Tokyo.
At night, you see more stars than Tokyo.

このハンバーガーはあの店よりおいしい。
This hamburger is better than those of that shop.
This hamburger is even better than that one.

こうした２国間の紛争は、国際法に従って解決されなければならない。
These disputes between the two nations should be solved in accordance with international law.
These two countries must be resolved according to international law.

弾丸が彼の体を貫通した。
The bullet went through his body.
A bullet went through his body.

またね！
I'll see you later.
See you!

私たちが話し合わなければならない問題がもう一つある。
There is another question too that we must discuss.
There is another problem we need to discuss.

誰かが私の名前を呼んでいた。
Someone was calling my name.
Someone was calling my name.

今、寿司とビールをお腹に入れたところだ。
I've just eaten some sushi and drunk a beer.
I'm just hungry. I'm hungry. I'm hungry.

ハイヒールのかかとが折れたとき、ストッキングがほつれた。
She got a run in her stocking when she broke the heel of her shoe.
When the heel broke, the stocking was released.

私の好きな歌がラジオでかかっていた。
One of my favorite tunes was playing on the radio.
My favorite song was playing on the radio.

わたしはギターアンサンブルでバスギターを弾いている。
I play bass guitar in a guitar ensemble.
I play the bass guitar with guitar Ansemble.

誰がその赤ちゃんの世話をしますか。
Who will look after the baby?
Who will take care of that baby?

たとえ太陽が西から昇るようなことがあっても、私の決心は変わらない。
Even if the sun were to rise in the west, I would not change my mind.
Even if the sun rises from the west, my decision will not change.

このエレベーターの定員は１０人だ。
This elevator's capacity is ten people.
There are ten men in this elevator.

今度の新人は、チャレンジ精神旺盛でいいね。
I like the new guy. He's not afraid to take on challenging work.
The new guy is a challenger.

トムは古くからの友人です。
Tom is an old friend.
Tom's an old friend.

彼女は大変嬉しそうだ。
She looks very happy.
She seems very happy.

ごゆっくりどうぞ。急ぐ必要はありません。
Take your time. There's no hurry.
Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much.

私はこんなふうに扱われるのは嫌です。
I don't like being treated like this.
I don't want to be treated like this.

彼女は３個の奇麗なりんごを選んだ。
She picked out three beautiful apples.
She chose three beautiful roses.

ひどい風邪をひいたので、彼は今日学校を休んだ。
Since he had a bad cold, he was absent from school today.
He missed school today because he got a bad cold.

御忘れ物なきようお願いします。
Please leave nothing behind.
Please don't forget anything.

彼は大学に進学すればよかったのに。
I wish he had gone on to university.
He should have gone to college.

自分の顔が、パスポートの顔写真のようになってきたら、旅に出た方がいい。
When you start looking like your passport photo you should go on vacation.
If your face starts to look like a picture of your passport, you should go on a journey.

彼がまだ来ていない。何か起きたのかもしれない。
He has not come yet. Something may have happened to him.
He's not here yet. He's not here yet.

私が目覚めるともう日は高く昇っていた。
It was broad daylight when I woke up.
I woke up and the day was already high.

彼は委員会から突然退席した。
He suddenly walked out of the committee meeting.
He left the committee suddenly.

テレビでフットボールの試合を見るのは楽しかった。
Watching the football game on television was fun.
It was fun watching football on TV.

時間がなくて、最終バスに間に合わない。
Not enough time to catch the last bus.
We don't have time for the final bus.

ディックは交通事故にあった。
Dick was involved in a traffic accident.
Dick was in a car accident.

家に帰るんじゃないよ。
I'm not going home.
I'm not going home.

彼の病状はまもなく好転するだろう。
His condition will soon change for the better.
His condition will soon improve.

この辞書には情報がたくさん入っています。
This dictionary contains a lot of information.
This dictionary contains a lot of information.

どれも良いけれど、この本ほどではないね。
All of the books are good, but none as good as this one.
It's all good, but it's not as good as this book.

カラオケ、ゲーム、ビデオに冷蔵庫・・・今のラブホってなんでもあるのねー。
Karaoke, TV games, videos and a fridge ... love hotels nowadays really have everything.
Karaoke, games, videos and refrigerators.

本当を言うと私はそれに飽きた。
To tell the truth, I am tired of it.
I'm tired of telling you the truth.

彼は東京で１０年間商売をしていた。
He carried on business for ten years in Tokyo.
He's been in Tokyo for 10 years.

仕事でこっちに来てるんです。
I'm here on business.
I'm here for work.

彼女はしきりに帰りたがっていた。
She was eager to go home.
She was desperate to go home.

彼女はいつも緊張した面持ちをしているが、物を食べる時に限ってはリラックスして見える。
She always seems to be nervous, but at least she's relaxed when she eats.
She has a nervous appearance all the time, but she seems relaxed when eating.

この会社は立派な組織をもっている。
This company has a fine organization.
The company has a fine organization.

その生地を自分の目で見た方がいい。
You had better see the cloth with your own eyes.
You should see the fabric for yourself.

彼がここに来たら、彼にそう言います。
I'll tell him so when he comes here.
Tell him that when he comes here.

この政治的問題は激しい議論を巻き起こした。
This political problem gave rise to hot discussions.
The political issue has sparked a heated debate.

メアリーは、10年近くの間、不当に投獄されていました。
Mary was wrongly imprisoned for nearly 10 years.
Mary was unjustly imprisoned for nearly ten years.

彼がそんなことを言うとは考えられない。
I can't fancy his saying that.
I don't think he's gonna say that.

これは彼が捕まえた魚です。
This is the fish he caught.
This is the fish he caught.

この川は、七月に泳ぐのは危険です。
This river is dangerous to swim in, in July.
This river is dangerous to swim in July.

なぜ皆猫がすきですか。
Why does everybody love cats?
Why do they all like cats?

落第しないように一生懸命に勉強しなさい。
Study hard so you don't fail.
Study hard so you don't fail.

彼は輸入にかかる税を減らしたかった。
He wanted to reduce the tax on imports.
He wanted to reduce the tax on imports.

老人には話し相手が必要だ。
Old people need someone to talk to.
The old man needs someone to talk to.

みんな２人ずつの組になって踊り出した。
Everyone formed couples and began dancing.
They started dancing in pairs.

どちらがよいか私にはわかりません。
We can't tell which is better.
I don't know which one is better.

その結果にがっかりした。
I was disappointed with the result.
I was disappointed with the results.

再利用するの？
Do you recycle?
Reuse it?

私はその社長としりあいになった。
I got acquainted with the chief executive.
I got along with that boss.

私の提案をもう１度検討してもらえませんか。
Please give my proposal one more chance.
Why don't you consider my proposal again?

その母親はにっこりとほほ笑みながら、彼女の赤ちゃんに手を差し出した。
The mother extended her hand to her baby, smiling brightly.
The mother smiled and smiled and reached out to her baby.

９時半の電車に乗れば、何時に秋田につきますか。
What time will we reach Akita if we take the 9:30 train?
When will you be on the train at 9:30?

彼は金で国を売った。
He sold his country for money.
He sold his country for money.

仮に競馬でたまたま大穴を当てたとしましょう。
Let's suppose you happen to strike it rich at the races.
So let's say I'm going to run out of time and I'm going to run out of time and I'm going to run out of time.

私は、君がこの本を読むのはいいことだと思う。
I think it good for you to read this book.
I think it's a good thing you read this book.

学生服は普段着としても式服としても着られるので便利だ。
The school uniform is convenient because it can be worn for both informal and formal occasions.
Students' clothes are handy because they can be worn as well as dressed.

彼らは世界平和のための促進のためにあらゆる努力をしている。
They are making every effort for the promotion of world peace.
They are making every effort to promote world peace.

トムを叩いた。
I hit Tom.
I hit Tom.

入院する必要がありますか。
Do I have to be hospitalized?
Do you need to be hospitalized?

その小さな島が見えてきた。
The small island came into sight.
I'm starting to see that little island.

カーテンを開けたら、雪が降っていた。
When I opened the curtains, it was snowing.
When I opened the curtain, it was snowing.

失礼のないようにしなさい。
Don't be rude.
Don't be rude.

もう一回読んでください。
Please read that again.
Read it again.

でもよー、オラのおとうさんは良い気しねーよ、きっと。
But I don't think Dad would like me to.
But I'm sure she doesn't like it.

努力すれば、先生は彼に合格点を与えるつもりです。
The teacher will give him a passing grade if he shows effort.
If you try, sir, you're going to give him a pass.

トムは年中、メアリーの話ばかりしている。
Tom talks about Mary almost all the time.
Tom keeps talking about Mary all the time.

たまには会いに来て下さい。
Come and see me once in a while.
Come visit me once in a while.

レコードが終わった。裏返しにしてくれ。
The record is finished. Turn it over.
The record's over. Turn it upside down.

彼は水泳が出来ない。
He can't swim.
He can't swim.

一番安い車を１週間借りたいんですが。
I'd like to rent your most inexpensive car for a week.
I'd like to borrow the most cheap car for a week.

すべての自由にもまして、知る自由、語る自由、良心に従い自由に議論する自由を私に与えよ。
Give me the liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely according to conscience, above all liberties.
With all freedom, grant me freedom to learn, freedom to speak, freedom to discuss freely according to my conscience.

日本人が野球が好きなようにアメリカ人はフットボールが好きだ。
Americans like football in the same way that Japanese like baseball.
The Japanese like baseball. The Americans like football.

彼のスピーチは彼らを感動させ涙を流させた。
His speech moved them to tears.
His speech inspired them to shed tears.

すばらしい考えがふと心に浮かんだ。
A bright idea occurred to me.
I have a wonderful idea in my mind.

彼女は私たちが行くように強く言った。
She insisted on us going.
She insisted that we go.

道理で、君が喜ぶわけだ。
No wonder you are so happy.
That's why you're so happy.

空気が無ければ、我々は地球上で生きられないだろう。
If it were not for air, we could not live on the earth.
Without air, we wouldn't be able to live on Earth.

マイクロ波はオーブンの中の食物を突き抜ける。
Microwaves penetrate the food in the oven.
Microwaves pass through food in the oven.

人は体を洗うべきである。
One should wash oneself.
People should wash their bodies.

彼には妹がいる。そして彼女もまた学校に行っている。
He has a sister and she goes to school, too.
He has a sister, and she also goes to school.

病気のために私はそこへ行けなかった。
Illness kept me from going there.
Because of my illness, I couldn't go there.

オープンソースは技術革新をドライブするエンジンである。
Open source is the engine that drives technological innovation.
Open source is an engine for driving technological innovation.

１０ドルにまけられますか。
Can you lower the price to ten dollars?
So let's say I'm going to pay $10.

このとおりのどこかに郵便ポストがある。
There's a mailbox somewhere along this street.
There's a post somewhere like this.

彼は家族に別れを告げた。
He said good-bye to the family.
He said goodbye to his family.

早く食べないと学校に遅れちゃうよ。
If you don't eat fast, you will be late for school.
If you don't eat fast, you'll be late for school.

あなたは双子ですか？
Do you have a twin brother?
Are you a twin?

断水しました。
The water has been cut off.
We're out of water.

あなたに折り入ってお話したいことがあるのですが。
I'd like to tell you something in private.
There's something I want to tell you.

ジョーはその女の子にすっかり参っている。
Joe's nuts about the girl.
Joe's all over the girl.

借金は返さなければならない。
You are to pay your debt.
The debt has to be paid back.

昨日は夕食を抜いた。
I didn't eat dinner last night.
I took out dinner yesterday.

君は急いだほうがいい。
You'd better hurry up.
You better hurry.

私は昨日野球の試合を見に行った。
I went to see the baseball game yesterday.
I went to see a baseball game yesterday.

ここに駐車してもよろしいですか。
Could I park my car here?
Do you mind if I park here?

彼はウサギとりのわなにえさをつけた。
He baited the trap for rabbits.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," he said.

あなたは何を見つめているのですか。
What are you gazing at?
What are you staring at?

同じ虹を、これだけたくさんの人が撮影したものを見たことがありません。
I have never seen the same rainbow photographed by this many people.
I've never seen one of those rainbows taken by so many people.

新しく道路を作るという決議が可決されました。
The resolution that a new road be built was passed.
A resolution was passed to create a new road.

分かりません。
I do not understand.
I don't know.

妻を元気付けようとして、トムは美しい真珠のネックレスを買ってやった。
Hoping to cheer up his wife, Tom bought her a beautiful pearl necklace.
To cheer his wife, Tom bought a beautiful pearl necklace.

１１時１０分前です。
It is ten minutes before eleven.
It's 11:10.

試験でこんな悪い点を取って恥ずかしいと思っています。
I feel ashamed that I got such bad marks in the examination.
I'm ashamed to take these bad points on the exam.

彼の傲慢さには我慢できない。
I can't stand his arrogance.
I can't stand his arrogance.

トマトは多くの病気にかかりやすい。
The tomato is subject to a number of diseases.
Tomatoes are more susceptible to many diseases.

彼はホテルのほうへ車で行った。
He drove down to the hotel.
He drove to the hotel.

私はその問題を解こうとしたが、私にはできないことがわかった。
I tried to solve the problem, which I found impossible.
I tried to solve the problem, but I found out I couldn't.

新鮮な野菜や果物は健康にいい。
Fresh fruits and vegetables are good for your health.
Fresh vegetables and fruits are good for your health.

彼は儲けている。
He's raking it in.
He's making money.

その戦争は過った政策の結果起こった。
The war resulted from a mistaken policy.
The war came as a result of an over-preservation of policy.

どうやって箸を使いますか。
How do I use chopsticks?
So let's say I have a pair of chopsticks.

メロンが半分食べられた。
Half of the melon was eaten.
They ate half the melon.

火が燃えるには酸素がいる。
Oxygen is needed for combustion.
The fire needs oxygen.

あなたの髪は何色ですか。
What color is your hair?
What color is your hair?

交通事故で妻を亡くしました。
I lost my wife in a traffic accident.
I lost my wife in a car accident.

渋谷駅で偶然吉行さんに会ってね。
I ran into Mr Yoshiyuki at Shibuya station.
I happened to meet Yoshishi-san at Shibuya Station.

あなたはすぐに新しい大学生活に慣れるだろう。
You'll soon get accustomed to your new college life.
You'll soon get used to new college life.

彼は母のアドバイスを無視した。
He ignored his mother's advice.
He ignored her advice.

ここから私を運んでください。
Please take me away from here!
Bring me out of here.

でも名前くらいは知っている。
But his name is slightly familiar to me.
But I know your name.

虎次郎は、私を愛してることを明らかにしました。
Torajiro made it clear that he was in love with me.
He's shown that he loves me.

私は耳を澄ましたが、何も聞こえなかった。
I listened, but I heard nothing.
I listened, but I didn't hear anything.

私はその品物を半額で購入した。
I purchased the goods for half price.
I bought that item for half a price.

彼女は年のわりにはおどろくほど元気だ。
She was wonderfully alive for her age.
She's incredibly healthy in her old age.

トムは怒っていなかった。
Tom wasn't angry.
Tom wasn't angry.

アメリカは自国には階級がないと信じたがる国だ。
America likes to believe that it's a classless society.
The United States wants to believe that it has no class.

その女優はせりふを台なしにした。
The actress murdered her lines.
The actress cleaned her up.

トーストを焦がしてしまった。
I've burnt the toast.
I've burned the toast.

デパートの試食コーナーへ行くと、いろいろな物がただで食べられるよ。
You can get all kinds of things to eat if you go to the free samples area in a department store.
When you go to the dinner corner of the department store, you can eat all kinds of things for nothing.

１０時４０分から１１時まで休み時間です。
We have a break from 10:40 to 11:00.
It's 10:40 a.m. and 11 a.m.

その花は気持ちのよい香りを放っている。
The flowers give off a very pleasant perfume.
The flowers give off a pleasant fragrance.

他のみんなが家に帰るまでここで待ちましょう。
Let's wait here until everybody else goes home.
Let's wait here until everyone else gets home.

彼女は遅刻して怒られた。
She was told off for being late.
She got angry when she was late.

海外へ行くことは事情が許さなかった。
The circumstances did not allow me to go abroad.
I was not allowed to travel abroad.

彼は宴会の事について触れた。
He mentioned the matter of the banquet.
He mentioned the feast.

大丈夫、心配しないで。
Come on, it'll be all right.
Don't worry.

この時計を買いたいところだが高すぎる。
I would buy this watch, except it's too expensive.
I'd like to buy this watch, but it's too expensive.

彼は彼女を騙した。
He fooled her.
He lied to her.

彼は将来指導者になる可能性がある。
He is a potential leader.
He could be a leader in the future.

とうとう私の姉は結婚した。
Finally, my sister got married.
Finally my sister got married.

あの写真は彼女のものだ。
Those photos are hers.
That picture belongs to her.

私のいとこは私より少し年上です。
My cousin is a little older than I.
My cousin's a little older than me.

彼はこっそりと歩いて家の裏手のドアへと回った。
He sneaked around to the back door.
He walked quietly to the back door of the house.

英国では国王は君臨するが政治は行わない。
In Great Britain the king reigns, but does not govern.
In England, the king will come to you, but he will not go to politics.

彼女は故意に間違いの住所を私に教えた。
She told me the wrong address on purpose.
She deliberately gave me the wrong address.

ガーデニングの本を見てたら、ドクロマークのついたのがいっぱいあって驚きました。
When I looked in a gardening book I was surprised by how many were marked poisonous.
When I looked at the gardening books, I was surprised to find a lot of skull marks on them.

スピーチの中で、彼は企業の強さについて言及した。
In the speech, he referred to the strength of the company.
In his speech, he mentioned the strength of the company:

あなたは今までにカーペットを直したことはありますか？
Have you ever mended your carpets?
Have you ever fixed carpets?

君には会ったことがある気がする。
I have the impression that I already know you.
I feel like I've met you.

それよりも中にいて、テレビを見ているほうが好きなのです。
Instead, they prefer to stay in and watch television.
I like it more when I'm inside and watch TV.

ドルは昨日の１２６円から今日１２５円に下がった。
The dollar dropped to 125 today from 126 yen yesterday.
The dollar fell from yesterday's 126 yen to 125 today.

いつ、どこで彼女と知り合ったんだい。
When and where did you come to know her?
When did you meet her?

私はテニスをすることが出来ます。
I can play tennis.
I can do tennis.

私は小さな男の子が走るのを見た。
I saw a little boy running.
I saw a little boy running.

トムはメアリーが大好きだと言った。
Tom said he loved Mary.
Tom said he loved Mary.

彼女は彼に電話した。
She called him on the phone.
She called him.

とてもおいしいよ。
It tastes very good.
It's very good.

高橋さんをご存知ですか。
Do you know Mr. Takahashi?
Do you know Mr. Takahashi?

宗派によっては、お坊さんは坊主にしなくてもいいんだってね。知らなかったよ。
I didn't know that depending on which sect they belong to, priests don't necessarily have to shave their head.
I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.

進路のことで先生に助言を求めた。
I asked my teacher for advice on my future course.
I asked the teacher for advice on the course.

その仕事をやろう。
Let's do the work.
I'll do the job.

つらいときは泣きたいだけ泣けばいいと思うよ。
I think that, in tough times, you can cry as much as you want.
I think we should just cry when it's hard.

彼女は身をかがめてコインを拾った。
She bent down and picked up the coin.
She looked down and picked up the coin.

彼の好きな野球チームジャイアンツですが、ライオンズも好きです。
His favorite baseball team is the Giants, but he likes the Lions, too.
It's his favorite baseball team, Giants, and I like the Lions.

彼は生まれはイタリア人です。
He is Italian by birth.
He was born Italian.

その点では君は彼より上だ。
You have him there.
You're better than him in that respect.

彼女はケーキを五つに分けた。
She divided the cake into five pieces.
She split the cake into five pieces.

私は旅に出かけたときはめったに孤独な感じがしなかった。
When I started traveling, I rarely felt lonely.
When I left for the trip, I didn’t feel alone.

奴らに見つかる前に逃げろ。
Go away before they see you here.
Get out of here before they find you.

犬が好きです。
I like dogs.
I like dogs.

彼女は正しいことをした。
She did what she believed was right.
She did the right thing.

その学生はまちがいの理由を説明することができなかった。
The student failed to account for the mistake.
The student could not explain why.

あなたの好みが分かりませんので自由にお取り下さい。
I don't know your preference, so please help yourself.
I don't know what you like, so please take it.

私達は昨日家にいなかった。
We didn't stay home yesterday.
We weren't home yesterday.

地面はまだ濡れている。試合はたぶん中止されるだろう。
The ground is still wet. As likely as not, the game will be cancelled.
"I don't know what you're talking about, sir, but I'm sure the ground is still wet.

その当時、私は朝食の前に散歩をするのが習慣でした。
In those days, I was accustomed to taking a walk before breakfast.
At the time, it was my custom to go for a walk before breakfast.

バラック・オバマは、国際的な核兵器禁止を目指しているが、すべての戦争に対して否定的なのではない。
Barack Obama is aiming for an international ban on nuclear weapons, but is not against them in all wars.
Although Barak Obama aims to ban international nuclear weapons, he is not negative about all wars.

もっと早く返事を出さなくてごめんなさい。
I'm sorry that I didn't reply to you sooner.
I'm sorry I didn't respond sooner.

彼女はあなたほど利口ではない。
She is less intelligent than you.
She's not as smart as you.

その崖は道路の上に突き出ている。
The cliff hangs over the road.
The cliff is on the road.

その仕事はざっと２週間から３週間ほどかかります。
The work will take anywhere from two to three weeks.
It's going to take two to three weeks.

この資料を翻訳するにはたいへんな忍耐を必要とする。
Translating this material calls for a lot of patience.
It takes a lot of patience to translate this material.

その光景を見て笑わずにはいられなかった。
I could not help laughing at the sight.
I couldn’t help laughing at the sight.

高校時代について最も後悔することを人々に尋ねると大抵の人は決まってこう言う。時間を無駄にしすぎていた、と。
When I ask people what they regret most about high school, they nearly all say the same thing: that they wasted so much time.
When people ask people what they most regret most about high school, most people say that they have wasted too much time.

日本人が英語をしゃべる場合、パーティーとか少人数の気さくな集まりなどでの形式張らない会話に対応するのが困難であることがよくある。
Japanese speakers of English often have difficulty in dealing with informal conversation, such as at parties or in small informal groups.
When Japanese speak English, it is often difficult to deal with informal conversations in parties and small groups.

彼は学生を部屋から出した。
He expelled the students from the room.
He got the students out of the room.

憂うつな気分によくなります。
I often get the blues.
You're going to feel better.

くつろいでいて下さい。
Make yourself at home.
Make yourself at home.

この推理小説はまだ半分も読んでない。
I am halfway through this detective story.
This theory novel hasn't read half of it yet.

人っ子一人見えなかった。
There wasn't a soul in sight.
I didn't see one child.

この実験には以下の手段を使用した。
We used the following procedures in this experiment.
The experiment used the following methods:

ハワイにいった事があると彼が言う。
He says he has been to Hawaii before.
He says he's been to Hawaii.

その質問に答えられるのは君だけだ。
Only you can answer the question.
You're the only one who can answer that question.

すね毛剃ったことある？
Have you ever shaved your legs?
Have you ever shaven?

専門家でさえこの信じられない事故は理解できない。
Even specialists do not understand this incredible accident.
Even experts don't understand this incredible accident.

六角形には辺が6本ある。
A hexagon has six sides.
There are six sides in a triangle.

私のクラスには４０人の生徒がいます。
There are 40 students in my class.
I have 40 students in my class.

千里の道も一歩から。
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.
A thousand miles, one step at a time.

ずいぶん長い間お目にかかりませんでした。
I haven't seen you for ages.
I haven't seen you in a long time.

先生はすぐ近くに住んでいます。
Our teacher lives close by.
He's living close by.

僕は危険を冒すのは嫌いだ。
I hate taking risks.
I don't like taking risks.

一つだけ約束してほしい。
You just have to promise me one thing.
I need you to promise me one thing.

お元気ですか？もう長い間、お目にかかりませんでしたね。
How are you doing? It's been a long time since we last met, hasn't it?
How are you? I haven't seen you in a long time.

そこ閉めておいて。
Leave it closed.
Close the door.

運動の後は体中が痛い。
I ache all over after the exercises.
After exercise, my body hurts.

その象は一歩も動こうとしない。
The elephant won't move an inch.
The elephant doesn't even try to move.

うちの電話は故障だ。修繕してもらわないと。
Our telephone is out of order so I shall have it repaired.
My phone's broken. I need you to fix it.

その点では私の意見は君のとは異なる。
In that respect, my opinion differs from yours.
In that respect, my opinion is different from yours.

30ドル貸してもらえないかな？
Can I borrow $30?
Can I borrow 30 bucks?

トムはひどい頭痛に悩まされている。
Tom is suffering from a bad headache.
Tom has a terrible headache.

あなたは彼にその計画を話さなければよかったのに。
You shouldn't have told him about the plan.
You should have told him that plan.

その通りに立ち並ぶ木々は春に美しい花を咲かせます。
The trees that line the street have lovely blossoms in spring.
The trees that stand up to it bloom in the spring.

夜中に一人で歩いて帰るべきじゃなかった。
I shouldn't have walked home late at night by myself.
You shouldn't have walked home alone in the middle of the night.

若い人たちは戦禍というものを頭でしか知らない。
Young people know the disasters of war only in the abstract.
Young people only know the horrors of war.

疲れた！
I'm worn-out.
I'm tired!

私の女友達は今頃もうここに来ているはずだ。
My girl friend ought to be here by this time.
My girlfriend's supposed to be here by now.

正門前には、まだ人の姿もない。
There isn't anybody in front of the main gate yet.
There's still no human form in front of the front gate.

私たちは、彼女がカナダで生まれたという事実を知っている。
We know that she was born in Canada.
We know that she was born in Canada.

彼がいつ現れるのかよく分からない。
I'm not sure as to when he will turn up.
I don't know when he'll show up.

意見は人が掌握し、信念は人を掌握する。
Our opinion is an idea which we have; our conviction an idea which has us.
Opinions are in the hands of men, and belief is in the hands of men.

彼は家に帰った時には疲れ果てていた。
He was worn out when he got home.
He was exhausted when he got home.

彼は窓をとんとんたたいた。
He hammered at the window.
"I don't know," he said. "I don't know what I'm talking about."

まだ彼は成功していない。
He hasn't succeeded yet.
He hasn't succeeded yet.

先週の土曜日に劇場にいましたか。
Were you at the theater last Saturday?
Were you at the theater last Saturday?

僕はとてもいいダンサーではない。
I'm not a very good dancer.
I'm not a very good dancer.

彼が来たらそう伝えよう。
I'll tell him so when he comes.
I'll let him know when he comes.

この庭は何と美しいのだろう。
What a beautiful garden!
How beautiful this garden is!

ドアはどうしてもしまらない。
The door won't close.
I don't know what's going on with the door.

どこからどう見ても薄幸の美少女、悲劇のヒロインだ。
No matter how you look at it you're a beautiful, ill-fated woman, the heroine of a tragedy.
From all sides, it is the heroine of the tragedy, the beautiful girl.

病院の医師たちは彼等の時間がすべて仕事でふさがっているから、あまり外出しない。
Hospital doctors don't go out very often as their work takes up all their time.
Hospital doctors do not go out much because their work is all about their time.

底まではとても距離があるように思える。
It seems a long way to the bottom.
It looks like there's a lot of distance to the bottom.

歯を何時も清潔にしておかなければならない。
You must keep your teeth clean.
I have to keep my teeth clean.

彼女は僕より２歳年下だ。
She is two years younger than I.
She's two years younger than me.

ＡＩは人工知能の略です。
AI stands for artificial intelligence.
AI stands for artificial intelligence.

フランス語を勉強している。
I'm studying French.
I'm studying French.

数年前、ある仕事を得るために面接を受けているときに、私はその職を求める競争者に紹介された。
Several years ago, in the course of being interviewed for a job, I was introduced to a competitor for the position.
A few years ago, when I was interviewed for a job, I was introduced to a rival who wanted it.

ジャックは棚の上の雑誌を取ろうと手を伸ばした。
Jack reached out for the magazine on the shelf.
Jack reached out to get a magazine on the shelf.

トムはもう自分の不安を隠すことができなかった。
Tom could no longer hide his fear.
Tom couldn't hide his anxiety anymore.

私たちは湖へ着くとすぐに泳ぎはじめた。
As soon as we got to the lake, we started swimming.
As soon as we got to the lake, we started swimming.

彼らはお互いに仲のよい間柄です。
They are on good terms with each other.
They're close to each other.

僕の努力は何の成果ももたらさなかった。
My efforts produced no results.
My efforts have failed.

私はアメリカの高校生と文通をしている。
I am corresponding with an American high school student.
I'm writing with high school students in the United States.

夜の暗闇の中で目が見えますか。
Can you see in the darkness of the night?
Do you see the eyes in the dark at night?

私は彼に判定で勝った。
I beat him on points.
I won him a judgment.

いつかは今じゃないよ
Whenever is not now.
One day, it won't be right now.

おじいさんがあそこに一人で住んでいる。
A lonely old man lives there.
My grandfather lives there alone.

そういう習慣は米国人独特ではない。
Such a custom is not peculiar to the Americans.
Such practices are not typical of Americans.

この学説は３部から成り立っている。
This theory consists of three parts.
The theory is made up of three parts:

私はハイカーのグループに出会ったが、その人たちの一部は大学生だった。
I met a group of hikers, some of whom were university students.
I met a group of hikers, some of whom were college students.

この国ではフランス語とアラビア語が話されている。
French and Arabic are spoken in this country.
French and Arabic are spoken in this country.

以前ここに住んでいたのですか。
Did you use to live here?
You used to live here.

いつ帰ってくるの？
When will you come back?
When are you coming back?

スイスのほとんどの人々は３、４の言語を話せる。
Most Swiss people can speak three or four languages.
Most people in Switzerland speak three or four languages.

彼は突然出発した。
He made an abrupt departure.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," he said.

スポーツブランドとアニメのコラボレーションが発表された。
A sports brand and anime collab has been announced.
Sports brands and animation collaborations have been announced.

彼女は１６の時に、その本を１度読んだ。
She read the book once when she was sixteen.
She read the book once when she was 16.

目的に達するために、彼は必死に働いている。
He works frantically to achieve his goal.
He's working so hard to reach his goal.

弟はよく夜通し起きて小説を読んでいたものだ。
My brother would often stay up all night reading novels.
He would wake up all night reading novels.

その男の子は友達を臆病者と言って馬鹿にした。
The boy mocked his friend for being a coward.
The boy made fun of his friends as cowards.

自分のレベルに合ったテキストでやるのが大切だろう。
It's important to do it with a textbook adapted to your level.
It's important to be able to match your level of text.

彼はその男性が盗みを働いたことを非難した。
He blamed the man for stealing.
He accused the man of stealing.

この川で泳ぐのはとても危険だ。
This river is very dangerous to swim in.
It's very dangerous to swim in this river.

この間彼をよく見かけています。
I've seen him around a lot lately.
I've seen him a lot the other day.

この社はジュピターにささげられたものだ。
This shrine is sacred to Jupiter.
The company was dedicated to Jupiter.

その将軍は退役後ひっそり余生を送った。
The general lived the rest of his life peacefully after his retirement.
The general has been discharged from prison for a long time.

医師は難しい手術についてじっくり考えた。
The doctor contemplated the difficult operation.
The doctor thought a lot about the difficult surgery.

この規則は全ての場合に当てはまる。
This rule applies to all cases.
This rule applies in every case.

私たちはそれが自然なものとみなしているのです。
We assume it's natural.
We think it's natural.

その少年が私の傘を盗んだはずがない。
The boy cannot have stolen my umbrella.
That boy never stole my umbrella.

専門の図書館が芸術に関する文献を収集している。
Specialized libraries collect writings about art.
An expert library collects literature on art.

この教科書は、急いで印刷したためにミスプリントがたくさんある。
This textbook, having been printed in haste, has a lot of printing mistakes.
The textbook is full of misprints due to its rapid printing.

我々はたいていの犬はかむものだと考えがちである。
We are inclined to think that most dogs bite.
We tend to think that most dogs are rodents.

君はもうこのことを知っていてもよい年です。
You are old enough to know this.
You're already a good year to know this.

あなたは幽霊がいると信じますか。
Do you believe in ghosts?
Do you believe there are ghosts?

これらの人々がコミュニティから排除されたのだと考えることは非合理的だとは言えない。
It is not unreasonable to think that these people were excluded from the community.
It’s not irrational to think that these people have been removed from the community.

そこで落ち合おう。
Meet me there.
I'll meet you there.

彼は生まれつきやさしい。
He is gentle by nature.
He's very natural.

その通り！
That's right.
That's right!

宇宙には無数の星がある。
There are innumerable stars in the universe.
There are countless stars in the universe.

そんな服で出掛けるの？なんだか格好悪いなあ。
Are you going out in those clothes? How uncool!
I don't know if you're going to dress like that.

水は多くがあります。
There's plenty of water.
There's a lot of water.

ここで煙草をすってよろしいか。
May I smoke here?
Can I smoke here?

彼は決して私をだますような人間ではない。
He is the last man to deceive me.
He's never been a fool to me.

父は禁煙を決意した。
My father has decided to quit smoking.
My father decided not to smoke.

もし彼があの時注意深かったのなら、その恐ろしい事故は起こらなかっただろう。
If he had been careful then, the terrible accident would not have happened.
If he had been careful at the time, that terrible accident would not have happened.

２、３時間出血が続きます。
You'll have bleeding for a few hours.
He'll bleed for a few hours.

投機師のエドワードは石油事業で大金をえた。
The venturer Edward made his the jackpot in the oil business.
Edward, a speculator, made a lot of money in the oil business.

それから、それが適切であることを確認するために再度見直した。
Then he went back over it to make sure it was right.
Then I reviewed it again to make sure it was appropriate.

私達は趣味がまったく違うのだ。
We are distinct from each other in taste.
We have completely different tastes.

私は回答をする前にその問題をじっくり考えねばならない。
I must think over the matter before giving my answer.
I have to think about the issue before I give a answer.

今月の家賃を払うのを忘れた。
I forgot to pay my rent this month.
I forgot to pay my rent this month.

スパイスの効いた料理には慣れていません。
I'm not used to spicy food.
I'm not used to working with spices.

昨日の株価をチェックしたいんですが。
I would like to check yesterday's stock prices...
I'd like to check the stock market yesterday.

位置について、よーい、ドン！
On your mark, get set, go!
On your mark. Come on, Don!

ブライアンは髪を濡らしてケイトの所にやってきた。
Brian came to Kate, with his hair wet.
Brian came to Kate with his hair wet.

足元に御用心願います。
Do watch your step.
Watch your step.

オーストラリアが大好きだ。
I love Australia.
I love Australia.

雨やんだ？
Has it stopped raining?
Is it raining?

船は今夜赤道を越すだろう。
The ship will cross the equator tonight.
The ship will cross the Red Way tonight.

彼女はピアノを練習していた。
She was always practicing the piano.
She was practicing the piano.

彼らはクラブからジョンを締め出した。
They excluded John from the club.
They locked John out of the club.

新しいドレスが気に入っている。
She's pleased with her new dress.
I like the new dress.

いまだかつて、神を見たものはいない。
No one has ever seen God.
I've never seen God before.

日曜の午後は忙しいですか。
Are you busy on Sunday afternoon?
Is Sunday afternoon busy?

今、何回の裏ですか。
This is the bottom of what inning?
How many times is this going to be?

小林はその音楽に夢中だ。
Kobayashi is lost in the music.
Kobayashi is obsessed with the music.

私の車は赤い。
My car is red.
My car's red.

夕食前に宿題をするのですよ。
You are to do your homework before supper.
You'll do your homework before dinner.

ユーザー名またはパスワードが間違っています。
Either your user name or password is incorrect.
Wrong user name or password.

彼は祖父に生き写しだ。
He is the picture of his grandfather.
He was born to his grandfather.

今日はネットが重いなあ。
The Internet is so slow today.
The net's heavy today.

私たちはみな幸福を願う。
We all wish for happiness.
We all want to be happy.

雪が解けかかっていて、僕のスキーにくっついていた。
The snow was melting and stuck to my skis.
The snow was melting and attached to my skis.

トムとメアリーはお互いに英語で会話をしている。
Tom and Mary speak to each other in English.
Tom and Mary are talking to each other in English.

若い頃、あの川の側で遊んだものだった。
When I was young, I would play near that river.
I used to play on the side of the river when I was young.

空気はさまざまな気体の混合物である。
Air is a mixture of various gases.
Air is a mixture of various gasses.

あの人達は退屈な仕事にあきあきしているのだ。
They are weary of their tedious work.
These people are struggling with boring work.

そんな例は今日では珍しいことではありません。
Such a case is not uncommon today.
That's not an unusual example today.

私は彼女の袖を引っ張ったが、彼女は平気で話し続けた。
I pulled her by the sleeve, but she went on talking unconcernedly.
I pulled her sleeve, but she kept talking.

その塀は犬が入れなくしておくほど高くは無かった。
The wall wasn't high enough to keep dogs out.
The wall was not high enough to be left out by the dog.

人は足るを知らねばならぬ。
People must learn to be satisfied.
People must know what to do.

その公園は市の中央に位置している。
The park is in the center of the city.
The park is in the center of the city.

それは侵略から街を守るために造られた要塞だ。
It's a fort built to defend the town from invasion.
It was built to protect the city from invasion.

貧血気味です。
I'm anemic.
It's anemic.

警察は彼の行動を疑っていた。
The police were suspicious of his movements.
The police suspected him.

彼は秘密を我々から隠そうとした。
He tried to keep the secret back from us.
He tried to hide his secret from us.

わたしは生化学についてほとんど知らない。
I have little knowledge of biochemistry.
I don't know very much about biochemistry.

なんてことだ！うちが燃えている！
Oh, no! My house is on fire!
Oh, my God! My house is burning!

ルチアーノは大声援を背負って戦えるかもしれないが、彼はまだヒヨコに過ぎない。
Luciano might have the crowd behind him, but he's still wet behind the ears.
Lutiano may be able to fight with his cheers, but he's still only a chicken.

私達は今いるところにいったほうがよい。
We may as well stay where we are.
We should go where we are now.

オープンカーでアメリカを横断したい。
I'd like to drive across the USA in a convertible.
I want to cross the United States in an open car.

彼は間違いをしきりに謝っていた。
He was very apologetic for the mistake.
He was so sorry for making a mistake.

なんか紙ちょうだい。
Can I borrow something to write on?
Give me some paper.

３０分早く出発すればよかったのに。
You should've left half an hour earlier.
You should've left early in half an hour.

嫌な予感が的中した。
My premonition turned out to be right.
I had a bad feeling about this.

あの美術館にはピカソが１枚とルアノールが３枚あるそうだよ。
They say there's a Picasso and three Renoirs in that museum.
He says there is one piccaso and three luanols in the museum.

仕事ぶりはあんまりよくないということもわかっている。
I also know the job won't be very well done.
I know it’s not a good job.

彼の言うことを信じないではいられない。
I cannot help believing what he says.
I can't believe what he says.

羨ましい！
I envy him.
I envy you!

アタマ、スッキリさせなきゃ。
I need to clear my head.
I'm gonna have to clear your head.

これは彼女がそれを書くのに使った鉛筆です。
This is the pencil with which she wrote it.
This is the pencil she used to write it.

弟は銀の食器類を磨いた。
My brother polished the silver.
My brother polished silver utensils.

警告しないといけないと思ったから、きみに会ったんだ。
I had to see you to give you a warning.
I met you because I thought I had to warn you.

親の中には、子供たちが数について基本的なことを十分教わっていないのではないか、と心配しているものも多い。
Many parents are worried their children are not being given a basic understanding of numbers.
Many parents fear that their children are not being taught enough about the basics of numbers.

鬼ごっこしよう。
Let's play tag.
Let's play tag.

支払いにカードは使えますか？
Can I pay with a credit card?
Can you use your credit card to pay?

金は鉄よりも貴重だ。
Gold is more precious than iron.
Gold is more precious than iron.

我々は援助しなかったので彼は自力でやり遂げた。
We didn't help him, so he did it off his own bat.
We didn't help him, so he did it on his own.

私は彼の絵の意味をじっと考えた。
I thought about the meaning of his painting.
"I don't know," he said. "I don't know what I'm talking about.

彼らは冬にはいつもスキーに行く。
They always go skiing in winter.
They always go ski in winter.

あの白い建物は病院です。
That white building is a hospital.
That white building is a hospital.

インターネットが爆発しました。
The Internet has exploded.
Internet exploded.

テレビを消してよ。集中できない。
Turn off the television. I can't concentrate.
Turn off the TV. I can't concentrate.

オーストラリアで仕事を見つけるのって簡単だった？
Was it easy for you to find a job in Australia?
Is finding a job in Australia easy?

ちょっと新聞を見せてもらえませんか。
Can I have a look at your newspaper?
Can I see your newspaper for a second?

彼女は赤身しか食べなかった。
She ate nothing but lean meat.
She only ate red.

タバコを買いたいんです。
I want to get cigarettes.
I want to buy a cigarette.

われ思う、ゆえにわれあり。
I think, therefore I am.
I think it's because of me.

葵さんの趣味は踊ることです。
Aoi's hobby is dancing.
His hobby is dancing.

壊れた窓から冷たい風が吹き込んで寒かった。
Cold blasts from the broken window chilled us.
It was cold out the broken window.

好きな野菜は何ですか？
What's your favorite vegetable?
What's your favorite vegetable?

彼女は手を振って彼らのテーブルを示した。
She designated their table with a wave of the hand.
She shook her hand and showed them their table.

私の弟は泳ぎません。
My brother doesn't swim.
My brother doesn't swim.

歯茎が炎症を起こしているようなのですが。
I think I have a gum infection.
It's like your gums are burning.

その女の子は一人ぼっちで遊ぶことに慣れている。
The girl is used to playing all by herself.
The girl is used to playing alone.

畑は今雨がどうしても必要だ。
The field is crying out for rain.
Hatake needs no matter how much rain it takes right now.

この生徒たちはそれぞれの自分の意見をもっている。
Each of these students has his or her own opinion.
The students have their own opinions.

彼はその話で子供たちを面白がらせた。
He amused the children with the story.
He made the children laugh at the story.

彼は歩いて学校に行っている。
He walks to school.
He walks to school.

誰であれ立派だと私たちが信じる人を選びます。
We will elect whoever we believe is worthy.
We will choose who we believe to be good.

彼は私が誘拐犯人と接触出来るようにしてくれた。
He put me in touch with the kidnappers.
He made it possible for me to contact the kidnappers.

みんな笑った。
Everybody laughed.
Everyone laughed.

その人はガンで死んだ。
The man died of cancer.
The man died of cancer.

彼はきっと成功する。
I'm sure that he'll succeed.
He's gonna make it.

ここにいる私たちのほとんどは、フランス語が理解できないんです。
Most of us here don't understand French.
Most of us here don't understand French.

ネズミでした。
It was a mouse.
It was a rat.

彼は遊びの最中です。
He is at play.
He's in the middle of a game.

兄がいます。
I have an older brother.
I have a brother.

それはあなたの才能を示すよい機会だと思いませんか。
Don't you think this is a good opportunity to show off your talents?
Don't you think that's a good opportunity to show your talents?

不足を借金で補充した。
He made up the deficit with a loan.
The lack was compensated with debt.

誰もあの人と付き合いたがらないのは、あのひとがわがままだからです。
It is because of his selfishness that no one wants to associate with him.
No one wants to be with him because he's the one who's left alone.

彼女は自殺未遂をした。
She attempted suicide.
She tried to kill herself.

きっと雨になりますよ。
It'll rain for sure.
It's gonna rain.

彼がこんなふるまいをするとは。
That he should behave like this!
I can't believe he's acting like this.

私は１９７７年３月５日に大阪で生まれた。
I was born in Osaka on March 5, 1977.
I was born in Osaka on March 5, 1977.

明日、携帯買うんだよ。
I'm going to buy a cell phone tomorrow.
I'm going to buy a phone tomorrow.

私はトムほどフランス語が上手くはない。
I can't speak French as well as Tom.
I'm not as good in French as Tom.

あそこのテーブルに座れますか。
Can we sit at the table over there?
Can you sit at the table over there?

あなたが第一印象を示す機会は一度きりだ。
You never get a second chance to make a first impression.
You only have one chance to make a first impression.

飛行機が離陸するときに緊張するのは当たり前さ。
It's natural to be nervous when the plane takes off.
It's normal to be nervous when a plane takes off.

彼はこのごろ影を潜めてる。
He hasn't been around lately.
He's been hiding in the shadows lately.

あいつは彼女のことをしゃべりすぎなんだよ。
He talks about her too much.
He's talking too much about her.

私はこの本を書くのに３年かかった。
It took me three years to write this book.
It took me three years to write this book.

医師は彼女のけがの治療をした。
The doctor treated her injury.
The doctor treated her wounds.

彼が選出されるチャンスは十分にある。
He has a good chance of getting elected.
There's plenty of opportunity for him to be elected.

彼は５歳でその詩をそらで覚えていた。
He learned that poem by heart when he was five years old.
He remembered the poem at the age of five.

太陽は月より大きい。
The sun is larger than the moon.
The sun is bigger than the moon.

道路は丘の周囲を曲がりくねっていた。
The road curled around the side of the hill.
The road was winding around the hills.

もう一杯ワインを召し上がりませんか。
Will you have another glass of wine?
Would you like another cup of wine?

もういいかい？
Are you ready?
You ready?

彼は店の奥の暗い隅に姿を消した。
He disappeared into a dark corner at the back of the shop.
He disappeared into the dark corner of the store.

彼は日系人だ。
He is of Japanese ancestry.
He's a day-to-day man.

それは専門家に任せたほうがいいよ。
Leave that to the experts.
You should leave it to the experts.

私の最も悪い習慣はタバコを吸うことです。
My worst vice is smoking.
My worst habit is smoking.

内気な人は外向的な人より短命？
Do introverts not live as long as extroverts?
A shy person has a shorter life than an extrovert?

どこで食べたい？
Where do you want to eat?
Where do you want to eat it?

この本はちょっと時代おくれだ。
This book is a little out of date.
This book is a bit out of date.

世界はお前中心に回ってるわけじゃないんだよ。
The world doesn't revolve around you.
The world is not centered on you.

彼女はフランスの諜報機関のために働いている。
She works for French intelligence.
She works for French intelligence.

彼はすてきな青年です。
He's a fine young man.
He's a wonderful young man.

彼は知恵のある人だ。
He is a man of wisdom.
He's a wise man.

昔は出版の自由などなかった。
There used to be no freedom of the press.
There was no freedom to publish in the past.

我々が真理を知るのは、理知によるだけではなく、また心情（こころ）によって知るのである。
We know the truth, not only by reason, but also at heart.
We know the truth not only by reason of reason but also by heart.

そのハイキングは八時間もかかるでしょう。
The hike will take at least eight hours.
That hiking will take eight hours.

上京したときにお会いしたかった。
I hoped to have seen you when I went to Tokyo.
I wanted to see you when I came to Tokyo.

急ぎなさい。そうしないと遅れますよ。
Hurry up, or you will be late.
Let's hurry up, or we'll be late.

私は黙っていたので彼女は余計に腹を立てた。
She got all the more angry for my silence.
I didn't tell her anything, so she got angry.

君はすぐに始めた方がよい。
You may as well begin at once.
You should start right away.

英語の先生です。
I am an English teacher.
I'm an English teacher.

きっと彼はそれに失敗をするさ。
I bet he doesn't make it.
I'm sure he'll make a mistake.

その外国人はまったく日本語を知らなかった。
The foreigner didn't know Japanese at all.
The foreigner didn’t know any Japanese at all.

私たちは今シーズンたくさん試合をした。
We've played a lot of matches this season.
We've played a lot of games this season.

彼はアメリカを訪問する最初の機会を利用した。
He availed himself of the first chance to visit America.
He used his first opportunity to visit America.

その映画は良かった。
The movie was good.
That's a good movie.

喜んでそういたしましょう。
I'll do it with pleasure.
Let's be happy to do that.

私はゴルフのやり方はさっぱりわからない。
I don't have a clue how to play golf.
I have no idea how to play golf.

ここでは、すべてに保険がかかっています。
The insurance covers everything here.
There's insurance for all of them.

彼らはすぐに仲間に頼る。
They easily fall back on his company.
They'll soon rely on their friends.

この辞書には少なくとも５万語載っている。
This dictionary contains not less than fifty thousand words.
The dictionary has at least 50,000 words.

零細企業はインフレで苦境に陥っています。
Small enterprises are feeling the squeeze of inflation.
They're in trouble for inflation.

今日はスケートをしに行きません。
I won't go skating today.
I'm not going to skate today.

私は彼と言葉を交わしたことはない。
I never exchanged a word with him.
I've never spoken to him.

あのドレスが彼女に似合うと思いますか？
Do you think that dress suits her?
Do you think that dress suits her?

明後日の晩かえります。
I'll come back the evening after next.
The evening after tomorrow.

彼は親指と人差し指で蝶をつまみあげた。
He picked up a butterfly between his thumb and forefinger.
He picked up the butterfly with his thumb and forefinger.

私は先週の日曜日上司によって働かされた。
My boss made me work last Sunday.
I was worked by my Sunday boss last week.

小中学生なんて、まだまだ善悪の見分けも、現実と仮想の見分けもつかない。
Elementary and primary school children don't yet know good from evil or reality from fiction.
Younger students are not yet able to distinguish between right and wrong or between reality and reality.

喫煙を止めて私は生き返った。
I gave up smoking and I feel like a new man.
Stop smoking, I came back to life.

遊びは終わりだ。
Fun and games are over.
Playtime's over.

首はうなだれ、静かにいびきをかいていた。
His head nodded, and he snored gently.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," he said. "I don't know what I'm talking about."

彼女が歌っているのが、聞こえますか。
Can you hear her singing?
Can you hear her singing?

ある日、ローザ・パークスという黒人女性が、一日のつらい仕事を終えて帰宅しているところだった。
One day, a black woman, Rosa Parks, was returning home after a hard day's work.
One day a black woman named Rosa Parks was returning home after a hard day's work.

部屋を出ろ。
Leave the room.
Get out of the room.

あなたは自分の分担の仕事をしないことに対していつもいいわけをする。
You always make excuses for not doing your share of the work.
You always do good for not doing your share of the work.

王子はその貧しい娘と結婚することを国中に知らせた。
The prince made it known all over the land that he would marry the poor girl.
The prince informed the country that he would marry his poor daughter.

はさみを取って下さい。
Get me the scissors, please.
Take the scissors off.

母はそのニュースを聞いて驚いた。
Mother was surprised at the news.
She was surprised to hear the news.

あの問題をどうやって処理しましたか。
How did you deal with the matter?
How did you handle that problem?

彼は警官を見るとすぐ、逃げた。
As soon as he saw a policeman, he ran away.
He ran away as soon as he saw the cops.

昨夜テレビで何を見ましたか。
What did you watch on television last night?
What did you see on TV last night?

あなたが見つけたその傘はトムのですか？
Did the umbrella that you found belong to Tom?
That umbrella you found was Tom?

我々は商売をゼロから始めなければならなかった。
We had to start our business from zero.
We had to start business at zero.

銀行はリスクの高い顧客へのローンには高い金利をつける。
Banks charge higher interest on loans to risky customers.
So let's say that they're willing to pay a lot of money.

そこは夏でも寒い。
It's cold there even in the summer.
It's cold in the summer.

日焼けでヒリヒリする。
My sunburn hurts.
I'm sunburned.

ほらごらんなさい。長くなかったでしょ。
There! That wasn't long, was it?
(Laughter)

私は彼女のいうことを理解する。
I can understand what she is saying.
I understand what she's saying.

私は君の言う事が理解できない。
I can't make head or tail of what you say.
I don't understand what you're saying.

そのラジオのアナウンサーは男らしい声の持ち主だった。
The radio announcer had a masculine voice.
The radio announcer had a manly voice.

彼はすぐカッとならないで、冷静にしていることができる。
He has mastery of his temper.
He can be quick and calm.

ホーキングにとって、この本を書くことは容易ではなかった。
For Hawking, writing this book was not easy.
It was not easy for Hawking to write the book.

誕生日って大事だと思う？
Do you feel birthdays are important?
Do you think it's important for me to have a birthday?

液体は気体より重い。
Liquids are heavier than gases.
The liquid is heavier than the gas.

人々は供給が断たれるまでは電気をあって当然のものと思っている。
People take electricity for granted until its supply is cut off.
People take it for granted until the supply is cut off.

煙突から煙がもくもくと出ていた。
Smoke poured out of the chimney.
The smoke was coming out of the chimney.

彼はそう言ったがそれは出任せに決まっている。
He must have said so without giving it much thought.
He said so, but it's up to him to get out.

会社はニューヨークにあるアメリカ販売子会社を閉鎖する計画だ。
The company plans to close its U.S. sales unit in New York.
The company plans to shut down the U.S. Seller Company in New York.

この駐車券に判を押していただけますか。
Can you validate this parking ticket?
Let's see if we can make a case for this parking ticket.

彼女が入院して一ヶ月になる。
She's been in the hospital for a month.
She's been in the hospital for a month.

たいてい本当に堕落した感じだね。
Most people here have really hit the skids.
It's usually a real corruption.

彼女は３年間、学費を叔父に頼った。
She depended on her uncle for her school expenses for three years.
She relied on her uncle for three years.

ビルは一番列車に乗るために早起きした。
Bill got up early so he could catch the first train.
Bill got up early to get on the train.

この本はやさしい英語で書かれている。
This book is written in simple English.
The book is written in a kind English language.

年月を経て物事がどう変わっていくか見るのは面白そうだ。
It would be fun to see how things change over the years.
It’s interesting to see how things change over the years.

このドーナツ、外はさっくりしているのに中はふわふわで、おいしい！
These donuts, the outside breaks apart easily and the insides are light and fluffy, delicious!
This donut, it's full, it's delicious, it's full, it's full, it's full, it's full, it's full, it's full, it's full, it's full, it's full, it's full, it's full, it's full, it's full, it'

よく眠れました。
I slept very well.
I slept well.

妹は彼らとの交際を望んでいない。
My sister doesn't wish to associate with them.
She doesn't want to be with them.

その少年は運動神経が発達している。
The boy has good reflexes.
The boy is developing a motor nerve.

彼は彼のおとうさんと同じくらいの背の高さがある。
He is as tall as his father.
He's as tall as his father.

やらなければならない事がありすぎる！
There are too many things to do!
There's too much to do!

その老人が座っている。
The old man is sitting.
That old man sits down.

お詫びの言葉もありません。
I can't apologize enough.
I don't have a word of apologies.

彼の学校は高い丘の上に立っている。
His school stands on a high hill.
His school stands on high hills.

来年は卯年だ。
Next year is the year of the rabbit.
Next year's the year.

残念ながらその通りです。
Unfortunately, that's the case.
I'm afraid so.

もしも地図を持っていたならば、彼は道に迷わなかったろうに。
If he had carried the map with him, he wouldn't have got lost.
If he had a map, he wouldn't have lost his way.

テッドは卒業旅行に行くことを楽しみにしています。
Ted is looking forward to going abroad after graduation.
Ted looks forward to his graduation trip.

宿題はもうしてしまいましたか。
Are you done with your homework yet?
You've done your homework.

ついうっかり言わないでおけばいいことを言ってしまった。
A foolish impulse made me say what I should have left unsaid.
I just told you not to tell me.

彼は君の提案を聞いて大変面白がった。
He was greatly amused at your suggestion.
He was very excited to hear your proposal.

彼のスピーチの主旨を教えてください。
Tell me the substance of his speech.
Tell me the nature of his speech.

彼に好きなことをしてもよいと許可を与えた。
I have given leave to do what he likes.
I gave him permission to do what he wanted to do.

トムはメアリーに手紙を書いた。
Tom wrote a letter to Mary.
Tom wrote Mary a letter.

競売の後で喜んで取り引きしましょう。
We will be willing to make a deal with you after the auction.
We'll be happy to make a deal after the auction.

どうした？
What?
What's going on?

彼は早起きに慣れている。
He is used to getting up early.
He's used to getting up early.

私は行けないし、行きたいとも思わない。
I can't go, nor do I want to.
I don't want to go, I don't want to go.

本を送ってくれるように彼女に言った。
I asked her to send us the book.
I told her to send me a book.

あなた、私のカップから飲んでますよ。
You're drinking out of my cup.
You're drinking from my cup.

現代の車は初期の車と多くの点で異なる。
Modern cars differ from the early ones in many ways.
The modern car is different from the early car in many ways.

まもなく我々は町を出ていた。
Soon we were clear of the town.
Soon we were leaving town.

雪のため飛行機は離陸出来なかった。
The snow prevented the airplane from taking off.
We couldn't take off because of the snow.

私はその事故と全く関係なかった。
I had nothing to do with the accident.
I had nothing to do with the accident.

彼は若い時分にはバイオリンを弾いていた。
He used to play the violin in his youth.
When he was young, he played violins.

お腹が減った。
I'm hungry!
I'm hungry.

そのように刃物を振り回すことは危険だ。
It is dangerous to wield an edged tool in such a way.
It's dangerous to shake a blade like that.

まともな無神論者は、神の不存在を証明しようとはしない。
No atheist worth his salt will try to prove that God does not exist.
decent atheists do not try to prove God does not exist.

疲れたなあ。
I am tired.
I'm tired.

神田さんは何と速く走るのだろう。
How fast Miss Kanda runs!
How fast does Koda run?

彼は機敏に動いて火事を消し止めた。
He acted quickly and put out the fire.
He moved quickly to stop the fire.

彼は自分が成功したのは勤勉のためだと考えた。
He attributed his success to hard work.
He thought he was successful because of hard work.

私たちはその猫をミミと名付けた。
We named the cat Mimi.
We named the cat Mimi.

明日東京へ立つつもりだ。
I am leaving for Tokyo tomorrow.
I'm going to head to Tokyo tomorrow.

トムを助けるつもりですか。
Are you planning to help Tom?
You're gonna help Tom.

彼がその辞書を盗んだに違いない、とふと私はおもった。
It occurred to me that he must have stolen the dictionary.
I thought he must have stolen that dictionary.

ボブはいつも十時に寝る。
Bob always goes to bed at 10:00.
Bob always sleeps at 10:00.

何か欲しいものがあれば、遠慮なく言ってくださいね。
If there is anything you want, don't hesitate to ask me.
If you want anything, don't hesitate to say it.

外は寒いよ。コートを着なさい。
It is cold outdoors. Put on your coat.
It's cold outside. Put on your coat.

君にこのペンダントをあげるよ。
I'll give you this pendant.
I'll give you this pen.

みんなで私をのけ者にした。
I was left out in the cold by everyone.
Everyone made fun of me.

私たちはときどき間違いをする。
We sometimes make mistakes.
Sometimes we make mistakes.

遅かれ早かれ私達は必ず死ぬ。
We shall die sooner or later.
Sooner or later, we will die.

マドンナにしばらく仕事に戻ってほしくない。
I'll bet Madonna doesn't return to her career for awhile.
I don't want her back for a while.

ご覧のように私はまだ生きているし、それがいちばん大事なことだと父も言っている。
As you can see, I'm still alive, and that's the main thing. My father, too, says that's what's most important.
As you can see, my father says I’m still alive and that’s the most important thing.

今日の天気はどうですか。
How is the weather today?
What about today's weather?

トムは夜空を見た。
Tom looked at the night sky.
Tom saw the night sky.

彼女は先週旅に出た。
She set out on a trip last week.
She left last week.

女性は読み物をしている。
The woman is reading.
Women are reading.

今、私は家を整理整頓しなければならないから、忙しい。
I've got to get the house in order, so I'm busy now.
Now I'm busy because I have to clean up the house.

君が悪いことははっきりしている。
It is plain that you are to blame.
I know what's wrong with you.

日本人は集団で旅行するのが好きだ。
The Japanese like to travel in groups.
The Japanese like to travel in groups.

セーターが洗濯で縮んだ。
My sweater shrank in the wash.
My sweater's in the laundry.

あいつらが困ってるみたい。手伝ってくれない？
They are in trouble. Can you help them?
They're in trouble. Can you help me?

彼らは皆彼の冗談に笑った。
They all laughed at his jokes.
They all laughed at his jokes.

彼らは低賃金に不満を言った。
They complained about their low wages.
They complained about low wages.

最初にあげなければならない問題は、それらのグループの間に文化障壁が存在していたかどうかということである。
The first question we must raise is whether a cultural barrier existed between those groups.
First, the question is whether there was a cultural barrier between these groups.

私はひとりぼっちだし、このことをあなたに書いてもいいと思ったのよ。
I am alone and feel I can write this to you.
I was alone, and I thought I could write about this to you.

そんなことして何になるのか。
What's the point?
I don't know what that's gonna be.

あなたのお役にたてればとてもうれしいです。
I'll be very happy if I can serve you.
I'd be very happy to serve you.

生徒はみんな校則を知っていることになっている。
Every pupil is supposed to know the school regulations.
All students are supposed to know the school code.

弁護士は依頼人の無罪を主張した。
The lawyer insisted on the client's innocence.
The lawyer claimed his client was innocent.

トムは前払いした。
Tom prepaid.
Tom went ahead.

薪割りを好む人が多いのは理解できる。
I know why there are so many people who love chopping wood.
I understand that many people prefer wood cutting.

エドードは、ロバートより年下だ。
Edward is younger than Robert.
Edoud's younger than Robert.

聞き上手になりたい。
I want to become a good listener.
I want to be a good listener.

トムはラケットを地面に置いた。
Tom put his racket on the ground.
Tom put the racquet on the ground.

貴方は、英語を勉強します。
You study English.
You learn English.

経営陣は収益の短期的改善に気を取られすぎて、長期的な将来計画に気が回らない傾向があった。
The management tended to be too concerned about short-term improvement of the bottom line to have any long-term design for the future.
The management was so distracted by the short-term improvement of revenue that they tend to be unaware of long-term plans.

僕は犬が大好きです。
I like dogs very much.
I love dogs.

トムはパスワードを入力した。
Tom entered his password.
Tom entered the password.

私たちは戦争を３回経験した。
We have seen three wars.
We've had three wars.

私は彼が私のスリッパを履いているのに気付いた。
I noticed he was wearing my slippers.
I noticed him wearing my slippers.

彼は一人でこの寂しい場所に住んでいます。
He lives in this lonely place by himself.
He lives alone in this lonely place.

牙もないくせに吠えまくる犬とは違うんだ。
I'm not a toothless barking dog.
You're not like a dog that barks when you don't have tusks.

何が起こっているのかぜひ知りたい。
I really want to know what's going on here.
I want to know what's going on.

あり得るけど、多分ないな。
It's possible, but not probable.
It's possible, but it's probably not.

あなたの意見はある意味では正しい。
Your opinions are right in a way.
In a sense, your opinion is correct.

「モーモー」と牛は鳴いた。
"Moo, moo," said the cow.
"Moomo," cried the cow.

ジョーの男っぽいにおいでルイーザは気分が悪くなってしまった。
Joe's masculine smell made Louisa sick.
He's like Joe's guy. He's getting sick.

本当の友達なら、あんなふうには行動しなかっただろう。
A true friend would have acted differently.
If he was a real friend, he wouldn't have acted like that.

そんなことだろうと思った。
That's what I thought.
That's what I thought.

パスポートは外国に行くのに必要不可欠なものだ。
You absolutely need a passport to travel to a foreign country.
Passports are essential to travel abroad.

テレビを付けて下さい。
Please turn on the television.
Turn on the TV.

私の奇妙な夢を解釈して下さい。
Please interpret my strange dreams.
Interpret my strange dreams.

ラジオを借りていいですか。
Can I borrow your radio?
Can I borrow the radio?

私は彼の小説の多くを翻訳で読んだ。
I have read many of his novels in translation.
I read many of his novels in translation.

事故の後、怪我をした人たちは病院へ運ばれた。
After the accident, the injured people were taken to the hospital.
After the accident, the injured people were taken to the hospital.

『スパニッシュ・アパートメント』はポルノ映画だ、と主張する向きもある。
There is also a tendency to call "L'Auberge Espagnole" a pornographic film.
Some argue that the Spanish Apartment is a pornographic film.

万国の労働者よ、団結せよ！
Workers of all lands, unite!
Workers of all nations, unite!

私は鉛筆を１０本買ったが、そのうち半分は弟に与える事になっていた。
I bought ten pencils, half of which were to be given to my brother.
I bought 10 pencils, and half of them were to be given to my brother.

夏は肉が悪くなりやすいから冷蔵庫にいれて起きなさい。
In summer meat easily goes bad; you must keep it in the refrigerator.
It's easy to eat in summer, so stay in the fridge and get up.

トムはメアリーより三歳年下です。
Tom is three years younger than Mary.
Tom is three years younger than Mary.

叔父は膨大な財産を所持している。
My uncle is possessed of great wealth.
My uncle has a lot of money.

お会いできるといいですね。
I hope to see you.
I hope you'll meet me.

あなたは私を馬鹿にしてるじゃないか。
Are you messing with me?
You're making fun of me.

しかし、まもなく、彼は、自分一人では歩くことも、書くことも、食べることさえできなくなるだろう。
But soon he would not be able to walk, write, or even eat by himself.
Soon, however, he will not be able to walk, write, or even eat on his own.

観光客は町中飲み歩いてどんちゃん騒ぎをした。
The tourists painted the whole town red.
The tourists had been drinking and drinking all over town.

君が彼の助力を断ったのは間違いだ。
You were wrong to turn down his help.
It's a mistake you turned him down.

私のお母さんはもし私が駆け落ちしたら絶対許さないって言ってたわ。
My mother said if I eloped, she would never forgive me.
My mother said she would never forgive me if I ran away.

葵さんは踊るのが何と上手なのだろう。
Aoi dances very well.
I wonder how good it is to dance.

ピータは花瓶を割るつもりはなかった。
Peter didn't intend to break the vase.
Peeta didn't mean to break the vase.

その件について個人的にお話できますか。
May I talk with you in private about the matter?
Can I speak to you personally about that?

ここにはこれ以上いない方がいいね。
We had better not remain here any longer.
I don't want to be here anymore.

私は言葉で気持ちを伝えることができます。
I can convey my feelings in words.
I can express my feelings in words.

あの人が失敗したと誰も私に教えてくれなかった。
No one informed me of his failure.
No one told me he failed.

ご親切に対してお礼の申し上げようもありません。
I cannot thank you enough for all your kindness.
I don't want to thank you for your kindness.

わが国はずっと何年にもわたって平和を享受してきた。
Our country has enjoyed many years of unbroken peace.
Our country has enjoyed peace for many years.

何をしてよいのかわからなかったので、私は黙ってそこに立っていた。
Not knowing what to do, I stood there silently.
I didn't know what to do, so I stood there quietly.

今年のポマトの生育はおしなべて良好です。
On the whole, the pomato plants are growing well this year.
This year's Potomats are well-growing.

日曜日はいつも家に引きこもっている。
I usually stay indoors on Sunday.
Sundays are always at home.

彼女は物理学の研究に一生を捧げた。
She gave her entire life to the study of physics.
She devoted her life to studying physics.

どうやったら君はあんなものが食べられるんだ。
I don't see how you can eat that stuff.
How can you eat something like that?

その恐ろしさは名称し難い。
It is frightening beyond description.
The horror of it is hard to name.

寒くなったので、私はオーバーを着た。
I got cold, so I put on my coat.
It's cold and I'm overdressed.

我々はその規則に従った。
We obeyed the rules.
We followed that rule.

念のため、銀行振込の領収書のコピーを同封いたしました。
Enclosed is a copy of the bank transfer receipt.
I've sealed a copy of the bank receipt, just to be safe.

彼は助けに来たとゆうより邪魔しに来た。
He didn't come to help, but to hinder us.
He's come to save me more than I thought.

彼は私たちと道を隔てた反対側に住んでいます。
He lives across the street from us.
He lives on the other side of the road away from us.

私はトルコ語を話しません。
I can't speak Turkish.
I don't speak Turkish.

その問題は私たちに重くのしかかっている。
The problem bears heavily on us.
The problem is heavy on us.

私はタイヤの跡を見つけた。
I found the track of the tire.
I found tire tracks.

どちらをとったら言いか私に教えてください。
Please tell me which one to take.
Tell me which way to take it.

多くの外国人が日本語を上手に話します。
Many foreigners speak good Japanese.
Many foreigners speak Japanese well.

昼食前にしていただけますか。
Do you think you could make it before lunch?
Could you do it before lunch?

先日旧友に会いました。
I met an old friend of mine the other day.
I met an old friend the other day.

彼らの、４分の３が賛成した。
Three quarters of them agreed.
Three-fourths agreed.

最近YouTubeがやけに重い気がする。
Recently, there has been a strong sense of despair on Youtube.
I think YouTube is really heavy these days.

メアリーはクラスで一番かわいい女の子です。
Mary is the prettiest girl in her class.
Mary is the prettyest girl in the class.

その日は、たまたま会合があった。
It happened that there was a meeting on that day.
There was an occasional meeting that day.

彼らは何時間も彼を待った。
They waited for him for hours.
They waited for him for hours.

誰でも音楽に対する興味を育てる事が出来ます。
Anyone can cultivate their interest in music.
Everyone can develop interest in music.

ジェフリーは友達からジェフと呼ばれている。
Jeffrey is called Jeff by his friends.
Jeffrey's name is Jeff from a friend.

彼の考えをどう思いますか。
What do you think of his idea?
How do you think he thinks?

私は君のお父さんを知っている。
I know your father.
I know your father.

冷蔵庫は食品の腐敗を防ぐ。
The refrigerator preserves food from decay.
The refrigerator prevents food decay.

彼の顔はパッと明るくなった。
His face brightened.
His face lighted up.

飛行機事故で生き残った者はなかった。
No one survived the plane crash.
No one survived the plane crash.

その貴族は過去の光栄にしがみついている。
The aristocrat clings to the glory of his past.
The noble lord holds on to the glory of the past.

彼とはうまくやっている。
I get on well with him.
He's doing great.

今日の午後テニスをしませんか。
What do you say to playing tennis this afternoon?
Let's do tennis this afternoon.

彼らが遅れてくることを確かめなさい。
Make sure that they come here late.
Make sure they're late.

君が明日暇かどうか知りたい。
I want to know if you'll be free tomorrow.
I want to know if you're free tomorrow.

洋子は今ロンドンにいる。英語の勉強だ。
Yoko is in London now. She's studying English.
She's in London right now. She's studying English.

我々は敵の不意をついた。
We took the enemy by surprise.
We've lost our enemy's mind.

彼は、誰に聞けばいいのかわからない。
He doesn't know who he should ask.
He doesn't know who to ask.

これが店で一番いいカメラです。
This is the best camera in the store.
This is the best camera in the store.

他方でその経験から学んだものも大きかった。
On the other hand we learned a great deal from the experience.
On the other hand, there was much that I learned from the experience.

目がさめてみると雪が降っていた。
I awoke to find it snowing.
When I looked at it, it was snowing.

博物館は月曜日にはしまっていると思います。
I understand the museum is closed on Mondays.
I think the museum will be hidden by Monday.

そこのお店の息子さんが、今度この土地の女の子と出来ちゃった結婚をすることになってる。
Well the son of that shop's family, seems it's come about that he's to have a shot-gun wedding with a local girl.
The son of the shop is about to get married to the girl of the land.

長い船旅は私たちにとって試練であった。
The long voyage was a trial for us.
The long voyage was a trial for us.

今日は少しでも練習しましたか。
Have you practiced any today?
So let's see if we can simplify this a little bit.

次の空港行きの列車は２番ホームから出発する。
The next train to the airport departs from platform 2.
The next train to the airport leaves platform 2.

彼は１日で２００キロ走ると言って、そうした。
He said he would run 200 kilometers in a day and he did.
He said he would run 200 kilometers in one day, and he did.

その赤い家は新しい。
The red house is new.
That red house is new.

トムは来年100歳を迎える。
Tom will be a centenarian next year.
Tom will be 100 next year.

おまえ達子供が寝る時間はもうとっくに来ているよ。
It's high time you children went to bed.
It's already time for your kids to sleep.

彼が何をしようと構わない。
I don't care what he does.
I don't care what he does.

昨夜帰宅途中に、彼女に再び会った。
Going home last night, I saw her again.
I met her again last night on my way home.

「実を言うと、俺、高所恐怖症なんだ。」 「臆病者っ！」
"To tell you the truth, I am scared of heights." "You are a coward!"
As a matter of fact, I'm afraid of heights.

彼女は今頃もうパリに着いているだろう。
She will be in Paris by now.
She'll be in Paris by now.

彼は急に立ち止まった。
He stopped short.
He stopped suddenly.

雪がたくさん降った。
It snowed a lot.
There's been a lot of snow.

委員会は２週間延期になった。
The committee was postponed for two weeks.
The committee has been delayed for two weeks.

お昼頃雨が降るかもしれない。
It may rain around noon.
It may rain at noon.

ラッシュアワーの交通渋滞で、到着が２時間遅れてしまった。
A rush-hour traffic jam delayed my arrival by two hours.
The rush hour traffic has delayed our arrival for two hours.

私はそのことについて隣の人から直接聞きました。
I heard about it at first hand from my neighbor.
I heard about it directly from the neighbor.

アインシュタインのような科学者はまれである。
Such scientists as Einstein are rare.
Scientists like Einstein are rare.

その島の住民に新しい法律が施行された。
The new law was enforced on the people of the island.
A new law was passed on the people of the island.

メアリーは、私が電話したときには１時間編物をしていた。
Mary had been knitting for an hour when I called.
Mary was doing an hour's work when I called.

健康の真のありがたみは健康を失ってはじめてわかる。
It isn't till we lose our health that we realize its true value.
It's only when you lose your health that you realize the true value of health.

女の強みは舌にある。
A woman's strength is in her tongue.
The strength of women is in the tongue.

ダース単位で注文する方が安いですよ。
It's cheaper to order things by the dozen.
It's cheaper to order a dozen units.

あまりに急いで書かれたので、その手紙には間違いがたくさんあった。
Written too quickly, the letter had many mistakes.
The letter was written so quickly that there were many mistakes.

私はそれを見て肝をつぶした。
I was frightened at the sight.
I took a look at it and broke my liver.

お腹すいて死にそう。
I'm famished.
I'm starving to death.

あなたはリーダーとしての資格がない。
You don't have what it takes to be a leader.
You don't deserve to be a leader.

電話借りてもいい？
Can I use your telephone?
Can I borrow your phone?

上司がイライラし始めている。
My boss is starting to get edgy.
My boss's starting to get upset.

私が講堂に入るか入らないかのうちに式が始まった。
No sooner had I entered the hall than the ceremony began.
Whether I entered or not, the ceremony began.

多くの日本の若者が朝食にパンを食べます。
Many young people in Japan eat bread for breakfast.
Many young Japanese people eat bread for breakfast.

払わせてください。
Let me pick up the check.
Let me pay you.

彼女がこんなにおびえたことは１度もなかった。
She'd never been so frightened.
She's never been so scared.

貴社の製品の品質が顧客の要求に合ったら、定期的に注文したいと思います。
If the quality of your product meets with our customer's approval, we will place regular orders.
If your product's quality matches your customer requirements, I'd like to order it regularly.

私は彼女と結婚することに決めた。
I made up my mind to marry her.
I decided to marry her.

あなたはただここに座って先生のご質問に答えればいいのです。
All you have to do is sit down here and answer the doctor's questions.
You just sit here and answer your teacher's questions.

あなたは彼女より背が高い。
You are taller than she is.
You're taller than her.

原稿を少し変えたいと思います。
I'd like to make some changes in the draft.
I want to change the script a little bit.

あなたは明日何をするつもりですか。
What are you going to do tomorrow?
What are you going to do tomorrow?

もう我慢できない。
It is more than I can stand.
I can't take it anymore.

ようやく、この三週間に受信したメールの返信を書く時間ができました。
Finally I have time to reply to the mail I received these three weeks.
Finally, we have time to write back the emails we received during the past three weeks.

あなたが今年の夏何をしたか知りたい。
I want to know what you did this summer.
I want to know what you did this summer.

独りで外国に行ったらだめだ、と父に言われた。
My father told me I couldn't go abroad alone.
My father told me not to go abroad alone.

行ってらっしゃい。
Have a safe trip.
See you soon.

去年は雪が多かった。
It snowed a lot last year.
There was a lot of snow last year.

この道は上り坂になっている。
This is an uphill road.
The road is uphill.

その部屋には家具が無かった。
There wasn't any furniture in that room.
There was no furniture in that room.

仮定法過去の場合ｂｅ動詞はすべてｗｅｒｅになるんだよ？
With the subjunctive past all the 'be' verbs become 'were', OK?
So let's think about what we're going to do in the future.

電話がかかってきたとき私はたまたま外出していた。
I happened to be out when the call came.
I happened to be out on the street when the phone rang.

私の電話番号をメモしましたか。
Did you note down my phone number?
Did you write my number down?

このたびはお見のがしくださったらと望んでおります。
I hope it will be overlooked this time.
I hope we have a good look at this time.

彼は何をすべきか当惑した。
He was at a loss what to do.
He was confused about what to do.

スローモーションでその場面を見せた。
They showed the scene in slow motion.
I showed the scene in slow motion.

私は安室奈美恵を見かけた。
I caught sight of Namie Amuro.
I've seen Mitsumi.

彼女は約束を誠実に守った。
She was faithful to her promise.
She kept her word.

当分はその金で間に合うだろう。
The money will do for the time being.
I'm sure you'll be able to afford it for the time being.

この州には鉱物資源が豊富です。
The province is rich in mineral resources.
The state is rich in mineral resources.

もし私が男の子ならば、野球部にはいることが出来るのに。
If I were a boy, I could join the baseball team.
If I were a boy, I could be in baseball.

勝利によって彼女の努力は報われた。
Her efforts were crowned with victory.
Her efforts were rewarded by her victory.

私たちは子供がたくさんほしい。
We want to have a large family.
We want a lot of kids.

ドイツ語は苦手だ。
I am weak in German.
I'm not very good with German.

研究するにつれてますます心理学が面白く感じるようになった。
The more I studied psychology, the more interesting I came to find it.
And that's what I'm going to talk about in the next video.

彼は大学で物理学を専攻することに決めた。
He decided to specialize in physics at college.
He decided to major in physics at college.

退かぬ，媚びぬ，顧みぬ！
I’ll never quit, never curry favor, and never look back!
Do not turn back, do not look down, do not look down!

彼女は物理学の研究に一生を捧げた。
She devoted her entire life to the study of physics.
She devoted her life to studying physics.

散歩に行きたいと思いますか。
Do you feel like going out for a walk?
You want to go for a walk.

この写真を見ると必ず学生時代を思い出す。
I cannot look at this photo without being reminded of my school days.
When I look at this picture, I'm sure I remember my school days.

どういうふうに動くか見せてください。
Show me how it works.
Let's see how it works.

その映画の出演者はほとんどアメリカ人であった。
The movie was cast mostly with Americans.
Most of the actors in the film were Americans.

あれは誰が必要なの？
Who is essential for that?
Who does that need?

好運が彼に微笑みかけた。
Fortune beamed on him.
Good luck smiled at him.

彼は夜更かしには慣れていた。
He was accustomed to sitting up late.
He was used to late at night.

彼は戦災孤児をひきとって養女として育てています。
He adopted a war orphan and is bringing her up as a foster daughter.
He's raised war orphans as foster daughters.

それは実に雄大な眺めだ。
It is quite a grand view.
It's really a magnificent view.

その話に我々は深く心を動かされた。
The story affected us deeply.
That story moved us deeply.

君の言動は決して満足のいくものではない。
I am far from pleased with your behavior.
Your actions are never satisfying.

あなたの仕事はまったく満足できるというわけではない。
Your work is not altogether satisfactory.
Your job is not entirely satisfying.

君が使ったお金全部を説明できますか。
Can you account for all the money you spent?
Can you explain all the money you spent?

私は人生を教育に捧げたい。
I want to devote my life to education.
I want to dedicate my life to education.

私があなたの立場だったら、別の行動をするだろう。
I would act differently in your place.
If I were in your position, I'd act differently.

誰が君をここにこさせたのか。
Who made you come here?
Who sent you here?

まもなく暖かい春が来るだろう。
It won't be long before a warm spring comes.
Soon the warm spring will come.

病は気からとはうまく言ったものですね。
It is aptly said that illness starts from the mind.
(Laughter)

彼らがお互いに愛し合っているのを僕は知っている。
I know that they're in love with each other.
I know they love each other.

あなたが言ったことはおおむね正しかった。
What you said was in the main right.
You were right.

何が飲みたい？
What do you want to drink?
What do you want to drink?

彼はその水を三杯次々に飲んだ。
He drank three cups of the water, one after the other.
He drank three cups of it one after the other.

こいつの性根が悪いから非モテなんだろ。
I expect it's his lousy personality that drives off the ladies.
This guy's got a bad spirit, so you're not being mean.

彼がピアノを弾いている間は静かにしていなさい。
Keep silent while he is playing the piano.
Stay quiet while he plays the piano.

その牙城はお前の地獄よ。
Her kingdom is your hell.
That castle is your hell.

これは私が今までに読んだ最も長い小説です。
This is the longest novel that I have ever read.
This is the longest novel I've ever read.

ここら辺は道がガタガタしているので運転するのが大変だ。
It's really hard to drive on the bumpy roads around here.
It's hard to drive around because there's a lot of traffic around here.

この町は昔きれいでした。
Formerly, this city was beautiful.
This town was once beautiful.

全校生徒がその提案に同意した。
The whole school agreed to the proposal.
All students agreed to the proposal.

君は先生の指示に従うべきだ。
You should follow your teacher's advice.
You should follow your teacher's instructions.

彼はあんなやつと喧嘩をするほど馬鹿じゃないはずだ。
He ought to know better than to quarrel with such a fellow.
He's not stupid enough to fight that guy.

あの赤ん坊は目もとに愛きょうがある。
That baby has charming eyes.
That baby has a crush on his eyes.

体育祭も終わったし、次は中間テストかあ。
Well sports day is over too, next the midterms ...
The athletics festival is over, and the next step is a mid-test.

熱あるなら早めに病院行った方がいいよ。
If you have a fever, it would be a good idea to go to the hospital right away.
If you have a fever, you should go to the hospital early.

フォースとともにあらんことを
May the Force be with you.
May the Force be with you.

とてもそこまで手が回らない。
I can't possibly manage it.
I can't get around to it.

私には父がまだ生きていると思えてならない。
I can't help thinking my father is still alive.
I can't believe he's still alive.

雲に隠れて月が見えない。
The moon is invisible behind the clouds.
I can't see the moon behind the clouds.

メアリーは人と違ったことをするのが好きだ。
Mary likes doing different things from other people.
Mary likes to do different things with people.

彼女はきちんとした身なりをしていた。
She was well-dressed.
She was dressed properly.

少々おまちください。
Will you wait a moment?
Excuse me for a moment.

そのおおきな谷には川が流れている。
A river runs through the long valley.
There's a river flowing in that vast valley.

その大学は２０年前に、彼の父によって創設された。
The university was founded by his father twenty years ago.
It was founded 20 years ago by his father.

私は空想にふけって多くの時間を無駄に過ごす。
I waste a lot of time daydreaming.
I spend a lot of time fantasizing.

行き止まりだ。
It's a dead end.
It's a dead end.

そのお城の外側は白く塗られていた。
The outside of the castle was painted white.
The outside of the castle was painted white.

出発する前に私に電話をかけなさい。
Call me before you leave.
Call me before you leave.

実は彼はその試験を受けてさえいなかったのだ。
The fact is that he didn't even take the exam.
In fact, he didn’t even take the exam.

彼は十年以上もその小屋に一人で住んでいる。
He has been living in the cabin by himself for more than ten years.
He lives in the hut alone for more than a decade.

牛乳と卵を混ぜなさい。
Blend milk and eggs together.
Mix milk and eggs.

休みの前などは少し羽目を外して飲むのだが、杜仲茶割りで飲むと二日酔いが全くない。
I usually cut loose a bit and drink plenty before a day off work but if my drinks are cut with tochu tea then I get absolutely no hangover.
Before the holidays, I drink a little less, but I don't get any diuretics at all.

料理が上手ですね。
You are a good cook.
You're very good at cooking.

トムに殺害すると脅された。
Tom threatened to kill me.
Tom threatened to kill me.

欲しいものはなんでもあげる。
I will give you anything you want.
I'll give you whatever you want.

台所の床を掃除することに、もうこれ以上の時間を費やしたくなかった。
I didn't want to spend any more time cleaning the kitchen floor.
I didn’t want to spend any more time cleaning the kitchen floor.

運動会は来週まで延期された。
The athletic meet was put off until next week.
The event was postponed until next week.

あえて彼の意見を支持した。
I dared to support his opinion.
He dared to support his views.

彼はお金がなかった。
He had no money.
He didn't have any money.

本当に骨の折れる仕事だった。
It was real hard work.
It was really hard work.

実業家は、忙しい生活をしていたため、週末を家族と過ごす事ができなかった。
The businessman was leading too busy a life to spend weekends with his family.
Businessmen were so busy with their lives that they could not spend the weekend with their families.

メアリーは搭乗券を失くした。
Mary lost her boarding pass.
Mary lost her boarding pass.

前のメールがきつく響かなかったことを願っています。
I hope my last mail didn't sound too harsh.
I hope the last e-mail didn't sound too tight.

出発２０分前になったら、搭乗案内のアナウンスがかかるって。
They said they'd make the boarding announcement 20 minutes before takeoff.
When you leave 20 minutes ago, you'll have an announcement for your flight.

ルーシーはよく食後ピアノを弾いたものだ。
Lucy would often play the piano after dinner.
Lucy used to play the piano after meals.

お二人の間柄は？
How are you related?
What's the relationship between you two?

なんて運が悪いんだ、僕は！
I really am unlucky!
What a bad luck I am!

私達はすぐに晴れるかどうか疑わしいと思った。
We thought it doubtful whether it would clear soon.
I thought we'd be fine soon.

「あなたはいつテレビを見ますか」「夕食後です」
"When do you watch TV?" "I watch TV after dinner."
"When do you watch TV?" "After dinner."

彼女は庭でボールを見つけた。
She found a ball in the garden.
She found the ball in the garden.

ブライアンは憂鬱そうに見える。
Brian looks blue.
Brian seems depressed.

女というものは何でもお金に換算して考える。
A woman thinks of everything in terms of money.
Women think in terms of money.

若い頃よく野球の試合をみにいったものでした。
When I was young, I would often go to watch baseball games.
When I was a young man, I used to watch baseball games.

１日にリンゴ１個で医者いらず。
An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
One apple a day without a doctor.

例外もあるが、その会社はたいていは資産をとてもうまく利用している。
The company, although with some exceptions, usually utilizes its resources very well.
There are exceptions, but most companies use their assets very well.

人々は彼女が死んだものだと思った。
People thought that she was dead.
People thought she was dead.

私はたった今キツネが道路を横切るのを見た。
I saw a fox run across the road just now.
I just saw the fox cross the street.

大切なのはどの大学を出たかではなくて、大学で何を学んだかである。
What's important isn't which university you've graduated from but what you've learned in the university.
What matters is not which college you graduate from, but what you learn from it.

家族はまだ仕事しているからすぐにはテキサスに行けないのだよ。
My family is still working, so I can't go to Texas right away.
My family is still working, so I can't go to Texas right away.

彼はテニスを楽しんでいます。
He enjoys playing tennis.
He's enjoying tennis.

働き続けなさい。
Keep on working.
Keep working.

奇妙なことだけれども、その話は本当です。
Strange as it is, the story is true.
It's strange, but it's true.

彼を一晩泊めてやった。
I accommodated him with a night's lodging.
I spent the night with him.

一国の経済力はその生産力だけでなく消費力にも存する。
The economic strength of a country lies not alone in its ability to produce, but also in its capacity to consume.
One country’s economic power includes not only its productivity but also its consumption.

シェークスピアは最も偉大な詩人の一人である。
Shakespeare is one of the greatest poets.
Shakespeare is one of the greatest poets.

後者の見解を支持する人が日本には多い。
The latter view has many supporters in Japan.
Many in Japan support the latter view.

黙っていると罪を認めたことになる。
Silence is an admission of guilt.
If you don't shut up, you're guilty.

歳月人を待たず。
Time waits for no one.
You haven't waited for years.

油と水はいっしょに混ぜ合わせることはできない。
You can't make a mixture of oil and water.
Oil and water cannot be mixed together.

僕は友達に会うためにベルリンへいきます。
I'm going to Berlin to visit my friend.
I'm going to Berlin to meet my friends.

男子生徒はたいてい偉大な運動選手を尊敬するものだ。
Schoolboys usually look up to great athletes.
Boys usually respect great athletes.

彼女はアドバイスを聞いて断ったから中々怒られちゃった。
He got very angry, for she refused to follow his advice.
She refused advice and was always mad at me.

なぜ嘘をついたの？
Why did you lie?
Why did you lie to me?

トムには自分のやりたいことをする勇気がなかった。
Tom didn't have the courage to do what he wanted to do.
Tom didn't have the courage to do what he wanted to do.

このきのこは食べられない。
This mushroom isn't good to eat.
I can't eat this shit.

先生はもう一度重要な箇所を要約した。
Our teacher ran through the important points again.
The teacher summed up another important point:

煙草は止めたほうがいいよ。
You'd better break off smoking.
You should stop smoking.

彼はそれを聞いてカッとなった。
When he heard it, he saw red.
That's what he heard.

私は空を飛べないのと同じく泳ぐこともできない。
I can no more swim than I can fly.
I can’t swim like I can’t fly.

私だったら彼よりうまくできただろう。
I could have done better than he.
I would've been better than him.

わたしは貸家をさがしている。
I'm looking for a house to rent.
I'm looking for a rent.

彼女は親の視線にきづいていた。
She was aware of her parents' eyes.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," she said.

私は悩んでばかりいる。
My heart is full of trouble.
I'm always worried.

私は、旅行会社に勤めています。
I work for a travel agency.
I work for a travel company.

彼女はある事務所で秘書として働いている。
She works as a secretary in an office.
She works as secretary in an office.

どうしたらもっと会ってくれるように彼女を説得できると思う？
How do you think I can convince her to spend more time with me?
How do you think I can convince her to meet more?

好きな動物は何ですか？
What's your favourite animal?
What's your favorite animal?

奇数と偶数は交互に現れる。
Odd numbers alternate with even ones.
And that's exactly what we're talking about.

彼女は荷物を空港まで運んでもらった。
She had her baggage carried to the airport.
She was carrying her luggage to the airport.

ちょうど出かけるところだ。
I'm about to leave.
I'm just going out.

彼の英語は誤りはあるにしてもきわめて少ない。
There are few, if any, mistakes in his English.
His English may be wrong, but it's not much.

彼女は名門の出である。
She comes from a good family.
She is the source of her fame.

紅茶にしますかそれともコーヒーにしますか。
Would you like tea or coffee?
Would you like a cup of tea or a cup of coffee?

遍路さんたちと一緒に去る事に決めた。
I decided to go away with the pilgrims.
I decided to leave with the Kunihitos.

警官はその泥棒を取り押さえた。
The policeman caught the thief.
Police seized the thief.

彼は私に駅までの道を教えてくれた。
He showed me the way to the station.
He taught me the way to the station.

彼は腹立たしげに彼女を見た。
He looked at her angrily.
He looked angry at her.

私たちがどこに行くのか知っていますか。
Do you know where we're going?
Do you know where we're going?

トムはもう朝ごはんを食べた。
Tom has already finished breakfast.
Tom already ate breakfast.

私達はみんなだれ一人として完璧な人間はいないことは分かっている。
We all know that no one is perfect.
We all know that none of us are perfect.

１８５３年に青いジーンズが初めて出現した。
In 1853, the first blue jeans came out.
Blue jeans appeared for the first time in 1853.

クリスマスが近づいた。
Christmas drew near.
Christmas's on the way.

その提案は魅力的だけど、今は決断できないので考えさせて下さい。
Your offer is very attractive, but we will have to think about it.
The proposal is attractive, but I can't make a decision right now, so let me think about it.

私達は彼らの反対を一笑に付した。
We laughed at their opposition.
We laughed at their opposition.

自然食品は体によい。
Natural food will do you good.
Natural food is good for you.

私は何時かわかりません。
I don't know what time it is.
I don't know when.

トムは決して自分の仕事の話をしない。
Tom never talks about his work.
Tom never talks about his job.

これには、様々な種類の団体、人々、考え方が含まれている。
It includes widely varying organizations, people, and ideas.
This includes various kinds of organizations, people, and ideas.

彼女は自殺しようとした。
She attempted suicide.
She tried to kill herself.

日本は火山列島だ。
Japan is made up of volcanic islands.
Japan is a volcanic island.

彼はその事実を軽く見て失敗した。
He made nothing of the fact and failed.
He failed to take the matter lightly.

私たちはそのことで意見が対立した。
We clashed on that matter.
We had a disagreement about that.

おじはその時計をくれた。
My uncle gave me the watch.
My uncle gave me that watch.

たいていの人は６０歳で退職する。
Most people retire at the age of sixty.
Most people retire when they're 60.

私の立場をもっとハッキリさせよう。
Let me make my stand clearer.
Let me make my position more clear.

許可なしに部屋に入るな。
Don't enter the room without permission.
Don't go in there without permission.

十二時までに帰ってくるのですよ。
You are supposed to be back by noon.
I'll be back by midnight.

散歩しましょう。
Let's take a walk.
Let's take a walk.

私は行くことを承諾した。
I consented to go.
I agreed to go.

あまり迷惑がかからないことを祈ります。
I hope this will not inconvenience you too much.
I hope it's not too much trouble.

彼の怠惰は将来に対する悪い前兆だった。
His laziness boded ill for the future.
His laziness was a bad sign of the future.

家に戻ってきなさい。
Come back home.
Go home.

大丈夫、じきに慣れますよ。
You'll get used to it soon.
Don't worry, you'll get used to it.

時間つぶしに読書する人もいます。
Some people read books to kill time.
(Laughter)

１０円で電話がかけられますか。
Can I make a phone call for ten yen?
I don't know if you'll be able to call me at ten yen.

誰が描いたのですか。
Who drew it?
Who drew it?

彼は彼女の息子を誉めた。
He spoke well of her son.
He honored her son.

この家は住むのにとても快適だ。
This house is very comfortable to live in.
This house is very comfortable to live in.

さあ、この前やめた所から読みはじめなさい。
Now, resume reading where you left off.
Let's start from where we left off the last time.

患者の症状は全く絶望的だ。
The patient is sick beyond all hope.
The patient's condition is totally hopeless.

そのテストの結果で私はいかに学んでいなかったかを痛感した。
The result of the test brought home to me how little I had learned.
The results of the test made me feel how much I didn’t learn.

ご伝言、うけたまわります。
I can take a message.
I'll send you a message.

先生が入ってきたらおしゃべりをやめなさい。
Stop talking when the teacher comes in.
When the teacher comes in, stop talking.

私は生きたままのえびは食べたくない。
I don't want to eat a live lobster.
I don't want to eat them alive.

彼はマッチをすった。
He struck a match.
He made a match.

我々は教授のお決まりの冗談には飽き飽きしている。
We are bored with the joke of professorial custom.
We are tired of Professor's routine jokes.

あすの朝までには一面の銀世界になっているだろう。
By tomorrow morning all the world will have been covered with snow.
By tomorrow morning, it will be a silver world.

ひどく変わってしまったので、彼女だと分からなかった。
She had changed so much that I couldn't recognize her.
I didn't know she had changed so much.

行きたいですか。
Would you like to go?
Do you want to go?

そんな悪い習慣は廃止すべきだ。
Such evil customs should be done away with.
Such bad habits should be abolished.

生徒は全員テストに合格しました。
All the students passed the test.
All students passed the test.

この赤ちゃんは生後3週間です。
This baby is 3 weeks old.
This baby is three weeks old.

庭の花には、水をやる必要があります。
The flowers in the garden need watering.
The flowers in the garden need to be watered.

冗談にしろ、恐怖からにしろ、決してうそを言うな。
Never tell a lie, either for fun or from fear.
Come on, out of fear, don't lie to me.

その戦争で彼らの幸せは奪われた。
The war deprived them of their happiness.
That war took their happiness away.

この道はいつも多くの車が通る。
There are always a lot of vehicles on this road.
There's always a lot of cars going through this road.

だったら、私のお願いを聞いて欲しいの。それでチャラ。
If so then I want you to do something for me. That will make us even.
Well, then, I'd like you to do me a favor.

最終的には、彼女は何とか昔の友達に連絡を取った。
At last, she was able to contact her old friend.
Eventually, she managed to contact an old friend.

全会社員のほとんど３分の１の人が、眼鏡をかけている。
Almost one-third of all office workers wear glasses.
Almost a third of all employees wear glasses.

彼は英語がとても好きだ。
He likes English very much.
He likes English very much.

トムは今にも泣き出しそうだった。
Tom was about to burst into tears.
Tom was about to start crying.

彼は間違って答えた。
He answered incorrectly.
He answered the wrong question.

大統領に会うなんて本当にわくわくした。
It was a great thrill to meet the President.
I was really excited to see the president.

帰り道で拾ったラジオを修理しているのさ。
I'm fixing the radio that I found on my way home.
I'm fixing the radio I picked up on the way home.

英国人の礼儀正しさは、本質的には恐怖感なのだという人がいる。
Some people say that English politeness is, at bottom, really fear.
Some say that British courtesy is essentially fear.

「トム、お母さんは？」「姉ちゃんと買い物に行ってるよ」
"Where's your mom, Tom?" "She's out shopping with my sis."
"Tom, what's your mom doing?"

この湖で泳いでもいいですか。
Is swimming allowed in this lake?
May I swim in this lake?

理由聞いてもいい？
Can I ask why?
Can I ask you why?

ある意味であなたの言う事は正しい。
In a sense, you are right.
In a way, you're right.

誰がしたの？
Who did it?
Who did it?

私はここに六十年余り住んでいる。
I have lived here a little over 60 years.
I've lived here for over 60 years.

私のテレビはほぼ１５年にもなるが、画質はまだ良い。
My TV set is almost 15 years old, but it still has a good picture.
My TV has been on for almost 15 years, but quality is still good.

ブラウン氏は医者です。
Mr Brown is a doctor.
Mr Brown is a doctor.

都合つく？
Have you got time?
Is that convenient?

彼の妻は、彼が怒った時、彼の扱いを知っている。
His wife knows how to manage him when he gets angry.
His wife knows how to deal with him when he gets angry.

巨大な卵が道の真ん中落ちていたのを目に入った。
I caught sight of a huge egg that had fallen into the middle of the road.
I saw a giant egg fall in the middle of the road.

私は富士山を見たことがあります。
I have seen Mt. Fuji.
I've seen Mount Fuji.

彼の技能はその仕事にうってつけだった。
His skills qualified him for the job.
His skills were good for that job.

最近パソコンを始めた。
I started using PCs recently.
I've recently started my computer.

太らないように気をつけているの？
Are you watching your weight?
Are you careful that you don't get fat?

私は唇の中を噛んで口内炎ができた。
I bit the inside of my lip and got a canker sore.
I bit in my lips and developed an oralitis.

この作家が本領を発揮しているのは短編小説だ。
This writer is at his best in his short stories.
The writer’s real character is a short novel.

私はフランス語が読めないし、話すこともまたできない。
I can't read French, nor can I speak it.
I can't read and speak French.

その子の知識は進歩した。
The child has advanced in his knowledge.
His knowledge has progressed.

何故イギリスだけが王権を弱めることに成功したのか。
Why is it that only England succeeded in abridging the King's power?
Why did Britain succeed in weakening the kingdom?

彼は子供たちに立派な教育を受けさせた。
He gave his children a good education.
He gave them a fine education.

有名な庭園に行ったの？
Did you go to any famous gardens?
Did you go to a famous garden?

１０００ドルあればパーティーの費用全部をまかなえるだろう。
One thousand dollars will cover all the expenses for the party.
A thousand dollars will cover all the cost of the party.

彼女は銀行で働いている。
She works at the bank.
She works at the bank.

オーストラリアで最も高い山は何ですか？
What's Australia's highest mountain?
What's the highest mountain in Australia?

彼にその荷物をあなたの事務所まで運ばせました。
I had him carry the baggage to your office.
I let him carry that package to your office.

彼女がたばこをやめてくれたらなぁ。
I wish that she would stop smoking.
I wish she didn't smoke.

そして、イングランドの多くの小さな町と同じように、ここにも非常に長い歴史があります。
And like many small towns in England, it has quite a long history.
And like many small towns in England, there is a very long history here.

まるで太陽が沈んでしまったかのように空は暗くなった。
The sky became as dark as if the sun had sunk.
As if the sun had set, the sky turned dark.

貸し家を持っています。
We have a house for rent.
I have a house.

彼女は夕食後すぐ宿題を始めた。
She began doing her homework immediately after dinner.
She started her homework right after dinner.

その値段は約５０ドルだった。
The price was in the neighbourhood of 50 dollars.
The price was about $50.

君は入ってはいけない。
You must not come in.
You can't go in there.

その仕事はいっそやめようかと思った。
I had half a mind to throw in the towel.
I thought I'd quit that job.

お返事を書くのがすごく遅くなってしまい、大変失礼いたしました。
I'm extremely embarrassed that it has taken so long to reply.
I'm so late to write your response, so I'm so sorry.

つまようじをください。
Give me a toothpick.
Give me a twist.

そのキャンプの難民は１ヶ月の間、その日暮らしの生活を送っている。
Refugees in that camp have been living from hand to mouth for a month.
The refugee camp has lived the day for a month.

先生はすぐにその日の試験の採点をしていた。
The teacher was immediately at work correcting that day's test.
The teacher was quick to grade the exams of the day.

愛は小出しにせよ。
Love me little, love me long.
Love may be small.

彼女が部屋に入ると私はすぐに立ち上がり、深々と頭を下げた。
As soon as she entered the room, I rose to my feet and made a deep bow.
I immediately stood up and down my head.

その犬は鎖でつないでおくべきだ。
The dog should be on a chain.
The dog should be tied in chains.

大雨のために本日の阪神・巨人戦は中止になった。
Today's Tigers-Giants baseball game was called off due to heavy rain.
Because of the heavy rains, the Kobe Titan battle today was canceled.

正月の伝統的な行事が嫌いな人もある。
Some people dislike the traditional New Year's ritual.
Some people don't like the traditional tradition of the month.

今日、私は仕事を完了できません。
I cannot finish my work today.
I can't finish my job today.

あなたがおいでにならないのは残念です。
It is a pity that you can not come.
I'm sorry you won't come.

テレビの音大きくして。
Turn up the TV.
Turn the TV on.

警備員に成りすまして彼は銀行に入った。
He went into the bank in the disguise of a guard.
As a security guard, he went into the bank.

つばめが二羽頭上を飛んでいる。
A couple of swallows are flying overhead.
There's two spits flying over the head.

この情報をすぐに提供してくれ。
Supply me with this information as soon as possible.
Give me this information now.

私たちは今晩彼女の子供たちの世話をしなくてはならない。
We must look after her children this evening.
We have to take care of her children tonight.

こちらにサインをいただけますか？
Could you sign here, please?
Can you sign for me?

家主に家賃を払えば、食物を買う金がなくなる。進退きわまったというところだ。
If we pay the rent to the landlady, we won't have any money for food; we are between the devil and the deep blue sea.
Paying the landlord's rent would cost him money to buy food, and he'd quit.

すみませんが、今何時でしょうか。
Excuse me, what time is it?
I'm sorry, what time is it?

今年のファッションは去年とはまったく違う。
This year's fashions are completely different to last year's.
This year’s fashion is quite different from last year.

全ての少年少女は読み書きを教えられる。
Every boy and girl is taught to read and write.
Every boy and girl can be taught to read and write.

今日は天気がいいから、家にいるよりは出かけたい。
It is very fine today so I would rather go out than stay at home.
The weather is good today, so I'd rather go out than at home.

自分たち以外には誰もいないはずの公園で、突然ブランコのギイギイとゆれる音が聞こえた。
We heard the swing squeaking back and forth in the park where there was supposed to be no one else but us.
Suddenly, in a park where nobody else was supposed to be, I heard a swing of swings of swings.

この部屋は暑すぎて、仕事には不向きだ。
This room is too hot for us to work in.
This room is too hot for work.

それのことなら、私より彼女が上手ですが。
She's better at it than I am.
She's better than I am about that.

新しい校舎が建設中です。
A new school building is under construction.
There's a new school building under construction.

彼女はロンドンに住んでいる。
She is living in London.
She lives in London.

すみません、ここ私の席なんですけど。
Excuse me, this is my seat.
Excuse me. This is my seat.

転勤を楽しみにしています。
I'm excited about the move.
I look forward to moving.

今度の映画は記録破りの大当たりだった。
The new picture has made a record breaking hit.
The movie was over the record.

今晩お空きですか。
Are you free this evening?
Are you free tonight?

誰か海まで散歩に行かない？
Does anybody want to take a walk to the beach?
Anybody want to go for a walk to the ocean?

その目的は、どこに住んでいようと、そこに住んでいる貧しい人々を助けることである。
Their purpose is to help the poor in any place where they live.
Its purpose is to help the poor people who live there, wherever they may live.

奨学金を申し込むつもりだ。
I am going to apply for a scholarship.
I'm going to apply for a scholarship.

彼のおばあさんは元気そうです。
His grandmother looks healthy.
His grandmother looks fine.

僕に真相を話してくれ。
Tell me the truth.
Tell me the truth.

この部屋は台所として使われている。
This room is used as a kitchen.
This room is used as a kitchen.

私に試験の結果を知らせてください。
Let me know what you got on your exam.
Please let me know the results of the exam.

私たちはボストンに行きました。
We went to Boston.
We went to Boston.

トムは毎朝犬の散歩をしている。
Tom walks his dog every morning.
Tom walks his dog every morning.

結婚式は延期された。
The wedding was put off.
The wedding was postponed.

入学式も終わりました。同じ沿線の大学です。
I've already had the entrance ceremony. It's a university alongside the same railway line.
The entrance ceremony is over. It's on the same line.

彼は大勢の新聞記者にとり囲まれた。
He was surrounded by a crowd of pressmen.
He was surrounded by many newspaper reporters.

この手紙にはわざわざご返事くださるに及びません。
Don't bother to answer this letter.
Please do not hesitate to respond to this letter.

彼女は私がそのパーティーに行くように主張した。
She made a point of my attending the party.
She insisted that I go to her party.

彼は四つん這いになって、指輪を探し始めた。
He got down on all fours and started searching for the ring.
He stepped on all fours and started looking for the ring.

子供のころ、よく海へ泳ぎに行ったものだ。
I would often go swimming in the sea when a child.
When I was a child, I used to swim to the sea.

このボールはあの男の子の宝物です。
This ball is that boy's treasure.
This ball is the treasure of that boy.

あなたのアドバイスなしではいられません。
I can't do without your advice.
I can't do this without your advice.

汚れた食器を洗うのを手伝いましょうか。
Shall I help you with washing-up?
Can I help you wash your dirty dishes?

母は１日おきに風呂に入る。
My mother takes a bath every other day.
She takes a bath every day.

彼、能書きばかり立派だけど、言うは易く行うは難し、ってこと分かってんのかなあ。
His boosterism makes it sound wonderful but I wonder if he understands how hard it's going to be to actually carry out.
Do you know how easy it is to do that?

大雨のため川がはんらんした。
The heavy rains caused the river to flood.
A river overflowed because of the heavy rain.

彼らは私をパーティーに招いてくれた。
They invited me to the party.
They invited me to a party.

通りは自動車で混雑してきた。
The street was crowded with cars.
The streets were crowded with cars.

その薬は誤って使うと毒になる。
If it is wrongly used, the medicine will be a poison.
It's toxic if you use it accidentally.

彼がその中に住んでいた小屋。
This is the hut in which he lived.
He lived in a cabin.

あなたは健康のために早ね早起きをしたほうがよい。
You had better keep early hours so you will be in good health.
You better get up early for your health.

これがやつらの目当てじゃないとしたら、一体やつらの目的は何なんだ？
If they don't want this, then what do they want?
If this isn't what they want, what the hell are they trying to do?

彼はやり手だと思う。
I think he's a competent person.
I think he's a good guy.

恥よりも死のほうがましである。
Death preferable to shame.
Death is better than shame.

ヘルシンキはフィンランドの首都です。
Helsinki is the capital of Finland.
Helsinki is the capital of Finland.

アーッ、そうだ、今日８時に友達と渋谷で約束してたんだ。
Oh yeah, that's right. I was supposed to meet some friends in Shibuya at eight.
Uh, yeah, I had an appointment with a friend today in Shibuya.

科学は今世紀になって急速な進歩を遂げた。
Science has made rapid progress in this century.
Science has made rapid progress in this century.

すみません、通ります。
Excuse me, I'm coming through.
Excuse me. Coming through.

靴、捨てたよ。
I threw away my shoes.
I threw my shoes away.

書類が風で吹き飛んだ。
The papers blew off.
The papers blew away by the wind.

彼のきざな態度は頭にくる。
His conceited attitude makes me mad.
His critiques get in the way.

凍結した道路での運転は危険だ。
Driving on an icy street is a dangerous business.
Driving on frozen roads is dangerous.

この湖で泳ぐのは危険だ。
It's dangerous to swim in this lake.
It's not safe to swim in this lake.

じんましんが出ました。
I have hives.
There's a hive.

この道を行けば、琵琶湖の岸に降りられるでしょう。
This road will take you down to the edge of Lake Biwa.
If we go this way, we'll land on the shore of the lake.

番号が間違っています。
I am afraid you have the wrong number.
Wrong number.

父は今ちょうど帰宅したところだ。
Father has just come home.
My dad just got home.

彼は他の電話に出ています。
He is on another line.
He's on another phone.

「そっか。暇なら掃除しといて。」「なんだそれ。兄貴をアゴで使うなよ。」
"Oh? If you're free get the cleaning done." "What's up with that? Don't order your brother around!"
"Hey, if you're free, clean it."

学生たちはめいめい個人用の上履き靴がある。
Each of the students has his own shoes.
The students have personal shoes.

彼はその角をフルスピードで曲がった。
He went round the corner at top speed.
He turned that corner at full speed.

いいえ、４５分遅れてます。
No, it's been delayed 45 minutes.
No, 45 minutes late.

読書は驚異にみちたゆたかな世界へみちびいてくれる。
Reading will guide us to the rich world of wonder.
Reading makes a world of wonder.

ここに焼けるような痛みがあります。
I have a burning pain here.
There's a burning pain here.

暑さで一晩中眠れなかったのさ。
The heat kept me awake all night.
I couldn't sleep all night because of the heat.

あいつは苦手だ。
I don't like him.
I'm not good with him.

日本人は魚をたくさん食べますか。
Do Japanese eat a lot of fish?
Do Japanese eat a lot of fish?

私を覚えておいでかどうかは存じませんが、数年前にボストンでお会いしました。
I don't know if you remember me, but we met a couple of years ago in Boston.
I don't know if you remember me, but I met you in Boston a few years ago.

彼女は先週旅行に出発した。
She set off on a trip last week.
She left last week for a trip.

彼らがしているのは経済をだめにすることです。
What they are doing is ruining the economy.
What they're doing is they're ruining the economy.

僕らは2時半に会うことになっている。
We're supposed to meet at 2:30.
We're supposed to meet at 2:30.

お水を１杯もらえますか。
May I have a glass of water?
Can I have a glass of water?

これでは気が変になりそうだ。
This is driving me crazy.
I feel like I'm going crazy.

私は明日手紙を書くつもりです。
I am going to write a letter tomorrow.
I'm gonna write you a letter tomorrow.

彼がはじめて東京へきたころは、この大学はまだ開校されていなかった。
When he came to Tokyo for the first time, this college had not been opened yet.
When he first came to Tokyo, the university was not yet opened.

君はこのチャンスを利用すべきだ。
You should make good use of this opportunity.
You should take advantage of this opportunity.

何を持って行けばいいですか。
What should I bring?
What can I take with me?

昨日たくさんの雨が降った。
We had a lot of rain yesterday.
It rained a lot yesterday.

あなたが彼と結婚するのを私は決して強要するつもりはない。
I will never force you to marry him.
I'm never going to force you to marry him.

１０時まで仕事を頑張るつもりですか？
Are you going to carry on your work until ten?
Are you going to do your job till 10:00?

もうそれで十分だ。
That will do.
That's enough.

それはおもしろいニュースだ。
It's an interesting piece of news.
That's interesting news.

彼女は別れた夫に赤ちゃんを任せた。
She entrusted her baby to her divorced husband.
She left the baby to her ex-husband.

ぼくはやばい橋は渡りたくない。
I don't want to do anything risky.
I don't want to cross the bridge.

彼は私の言ったことに怒って立ち去った。
He took offense at what I said and turned on his heels.
He left angry at what I said.

昨日、私はエレンに手紙を出した。
Yesterday I wrote to Ellen.
Yesterday, I sent a letter to Ellen.

トムは喜んだ。
Tom was pleased.
Tom was happy.

私はきっぷをただで手に入れた。
I got a ticket for free.
I just got it.

コートを着る間バッグを持っててあげよう。
I'll hold your bag while you put on your coat.
I'll bring you a bag while you wear your coat.

私達は物事をあるがままに見なければならない。
We must see things as they are.
We have to see things as they are.

警察がここに来るまでには暗くなっているだろう。
It will be dark by the time the police come here.
It'll be dark by the time the police get here.

彼女は自分の名前をゆっくりと繰り返した。
She repeated her name slowly.
She slowly repeated her name.

ふつうテニスをします。
I usually play tennis.
They usually do tennis.

人込みの中で彼とあった。
I met him in the crowd.
There was him in the crowd.

エースレンタカーはどこにありますか。
Where's the office for Ace rental car?
Where's the Essertaker?

彼女は彼を宥めすかして機嫌を直させた。
She blandished him out of his black mood.
She let him down and made him feel better.

部屋はシーンとしていた。
There was quiet in the room.
The room was with the scene.

まあ、お気の毒に。
Oh, my God!
Well, I'm sorry.

彼女は自分の洋服を作ることができる。
She can make her own dresses.
She can make her own clothes.

来年はもっと一生懸命に勉強しなければいけませんよ。
You'll have to study harder next year.
Next year you're going to have to learn harder.

救急車を呼んで！
Call an ambulance!
Call an ambulance!

この部屋ではその机が小さく見えます。
The desk seems small in this room.
In this room, the desk looks small.

東京駅を７時に出ます。
The train leaves Tokyo Station at 7.
I'm leaving Tokyo Station at 7:00.

その問題は自然に論議を呼びました。
That problem naturally invited debate.
It's a problem that we naturally argue about.

タトエバは人の名前じゃないって、何回言えば分かるの？
How many times do I have to tell you that Tatoeba is not a human being?
How many times do I know Tatoeva isn't a person's name?

私は何も言わなかった。そのことが彼女を怒らせた。
I said nothing, which made her angry.
I didn't say anything.

当時私は高校生でした。
I was a high school student at that time.
I was in high school at the time.

あの人にたてつかない方がいいよ。
You're better off not getting in his way!
I don't think you should hang out with him.

トムおわた？
Is Tom done?
Tom?

なんでそんなにフランス語上手なの？
Why do you speak French so well?
Why are you so good in French?

子供は母親の愛情にとても敏感だ。
A child is very sensitive to its mother's love.
Children are very sensitive to their mother's affection.

フリーダイヤル１—８００—４４６—２５８１にお電話ください。
Call us toll-free at 1-800-446-2581.
Please call Free Dial 1-800-446-2581.

我々はそれに関する情報を新聞によって得ている。
We depended on the newspapers for information about it.
We've got information about it from the newspapers.

いつでもずっとトムのことを、誇りに思わない時はない。
I've always been proud of Tom.
I've always been proud of Tom.

次の角を右に曲がってください。
Turn right at the next corner.
Turn the next angle to the right.

日本の１９９８年の全世界向け輸出は３１４０億ドルを超えた。
Japan's exports to the entire world topped $314 billion in 1998.
Japan exported more than 3.4 billion dollars to the world in 1998.

ウェンディは必ずしも日本の祭りに興味があるわけではなかった。
Wendy was not always interested in Japanese festivals.
Wendy was not necessarily interested in Japanese festivals.

僕には兄さんが一人と妹が二人いる。
I have an older brother and two younger sisters.
I have a brother and two sisters.

その若い男性はその高齢の女性が車に買った食料を積むことを手伝った。
The young man helped the old lady load the groceries into her car.
The young man helped the elderly woman load the food she bought in the car.

ケイスケはわたしよりも背が高い。
Keisuke is taller than I am.
Kaske is taller than me.

私は彼女が病気だと思い込まされた。
I was given to understand that she was ill.
I was made to think she was sick.

これらはみな大同小異だ。
These are all much the same.
These are all very different.

私たちのチームに入りませんか。
Would you like to join our team?
Why don't you join our team?

今日私たちは踊りに行きます。
Today, we are going dancing.
Today we go dancing.

彼は年をとるにつれて、一層謙虚になった。
The older he grew, the more modest he became.
As he grew older, he became more humble.

読者の方から意訳と直訳について質問されました。
I have been asked by a reader about free and direct translations.
I've been asked by the reader about the translation and the direct translation.

あの女はいつも人のあら探しばかりしている。
She is always finding fault with other people.
She's always looking for people.

閉じ込められてしまった。
I'm trapped.
We're trapped.

彼らはいっせいに叫んだ。
They cried out with one voice.
They shouted all at once.

すぐにお持ちします。
I will bring it right away.
I'll be right there.

そこからスカイツリーイーが見えるんです。
You can see the Skytree from there.
I can see skytreeee from there.

生徒たちはたくさんの詩をそらで覚えた。
The pupils learned many poems by heart.
The students learned a lot of poetry in the background.

彼は福祉事務所で働いている。
He works at the welfare office.
He works at the welfare office.

時がその問題を解決してくれると思います。
I think time will solve the problem.
I think time will solve that problem.

彼女はたった今外出しました。
She went out just now.
She just left.

それは問題をより複雑にするでしょう。
That'll complicate matters more.
It'll make the problem more complicated.

言葉は消え去っても、打撃はおもくるしく残る。
Words may pass but blows fall heavy.
Even if words disappear, the blow remains.

彼を病院まで乗せていっていただけないでしょうか。
Could I ask you to drive him to the hospital?
Why don't you take him to the hospital?

そのショーは今夜の番組の大きな呼び物になる。
The show will be a great feature of tonight's program.
The show will be a big attraction for the show tonight.

私達はスウェーデンで素敵な休日を送った。
We had a wonderful holiday in Sweden.
We had a nice holiday in Sweden.

私たちはパーティーのための部屋を借りる必要がある。
We need to rent a room for our party.
We need to rent a room for the party.

鍵を右に回しなさい。
Turn the key to the right.
Turn the key to the right.

エネルギー問題の解決には長い時間がかかるだろう。
The solution of the energy problem will take a long time.
It will take a long time to solve the energy problem.

どうもここは私には場違いな気がする。
I feel that I don't really belong here.
I don't think this is a good place for me.

欠点のない人間はいない。
No one is free from faults.
No one is perfect.

彼女は涙まじりに話した。
She told her story in tears.
She spoke in tears.

彼女は赤くなる。
She blushes.
She'll turn red.

公平に評価すると、彼はいい仕事をしている。
To do him justice, he's done some good work.
In all fairness, he does a good job.

僕の趣味は漫画を読む事です。
My hobby is reading comics.
My hobby is to read comic books.

この橋はもっとも長い橋だ。
This bridge is the longest bridge.
This bridge is the longest bridge.

おいしいもの食べてるときが何より幸せ。
Nothing makes me happier than eating good food.
I'm happier when I'm eating something delicious.

両親が亡くなった子供は孤児と呼ばれる。
A child whose parents are dead is called an orphan.
Children whose parents died are called orphans.

この小説は読む価値がある。
It is worthwhile to read this novel.
This novel is worth reading.

私は彼の説明を思い出すことが出来ない。
I can't remember his explanation.
I can't remember his description.

船には甲板が３つあった。
The ship had three decks.
There were three decks on the ship.

アメリカ合衆国の最初の入植者はイギリス人とフランス人だった。
The first colonizers of the United States of America were the English and French.
The first settlers in the United States were British and French.

天候のためレースの開始は遅れるだろう。
The weather will delay the start of the race.
Because of the weather, the race will be delayed.

彼女は辛抱強く彼を待った。
She patiently waited for him.
She waited patiently for him.

彼は王様以上だった。
He was more than a king.
He was more than a king.

彼は大作家達と肩を並べている。
He ranges with the great writers.
He's shouldering with great writers.

メアリーはカナダ人です。
Mary is Canadian.
Mary is Canadian.

お父さんは病気でも何でもない。ただずる休みしたいだけに違いない。
Dad isn't sick or anything like that. I'm sure he just wants to laze around.
He's not sick, he's not sick.

母がお茶を入れてくれています。
Mother is making tea for us.
My mom's letting me in for tea.

トムは子供のころ日本に来た。
Tom came to Japan as a child.
Tom came to Japan when he was a child.

私たちは４時に出発するつもりです。
We're going to set off at four.
We're going to leave at 4:00.

記憶のよさが彼の武器である。
A good memory is his weapon.
His memory is his weapon.

人が話しているときは、黙っているべきだ。
You should hold your tongue while someone else is talking.
You should keep your mouth shut when people talk to you.

彼はその問題を解けるほど賢かった。
He was so clever that he could solve the problem.
He was smart enough to solve the problem.

まだ宵の口だ。
The night is still young.
It's still tonight.

「小説？ あたし小説は嫌ひですの」 おゝ、ミュウズよ、彼女の冒涜を赦せ。
"Novels? I hate novels." Oh muse, forgive her blasphemy.
I hate novels, Müss, forgive her blasphemy.

なぜ彼が妻を殺したのかは謎だと思う。
I think the reason why he killed his wife is still a mystery.
I think it's a mystery why he killed his wife.

指を使うことは野蛮なのだろうか。
Is using fingers uncivilized?
Is it savage to use your fingers?

老人のばかほどばかなものはない。
There's no fool like an old fool.
There's nothing stupid about an old man.

彼は五歳の時に小児麻痺にかかった。
He was struck with polio when he was five.
He suffered from childhood paralysis when he was five years old.

彼は彼女を幸福にした。
He made her happy.
He made her happy.

それは君がいつも一生懸命勉強しているからだよ。
That is because you always study hard.
That's because you're always studying hard.

今日は月曜ですね。
It's Monday today.
It's Monday.

「嘘つきは泥棒の始まり」ということわざを聞いたことある？
Have you ever heard the saying: "Lying leads to thieving?"
Have you ever heard of the saying that liars are the beginning of thieves?

私は肉、チーズ、トマトのサンドウィッチが好きです。
I like meat, cheese and tomato sandwiches.
I like meat, cheese and tomato sandwich.

損失は１００万ドル以上にのぼる。
The loss adds up to more than one million dollars.
The loss is over a million dollars.

全く君が言うとおりだ。
It's exactly as you say it is.
That's exactly what you're saying.

日本には、富士ほど高い山は他にない。
No mountain in Japan is so high as Mt. Fuji.
No other mountain in Japan is as high as Fuji.

あの悲劇は私の心に刻みこまれた。
That tragedy was etched in my mind.
That tragedy was inscribed on my mind.

私って生きてる意味あるのかな？
Is there any point in me living?
Am I supposed to be alive?

瀬戸大橋の長さはどのくらいありますか。
How long is the Seto Bridge?
How long is the bridge?

敗者たちも「賞」を受けたのです。つまり、勝ったチームにたたきのめされたのでした。
The losers received a "prize" too: They were beaten up by the winning team!
The losers got the "private" as well, which means they were being beaten by the winning team.

彼女は人の助けを借りないで、どうにかその仕事をすますことができた。
She managed to finish the work on her own.
She managed to do it without the help of others.

メアリーは川を泳いで渡る事ができました。
Mary was able to swim across the river.
Mary could swim across the river.

以前、彼女に会ったような気がする。
It feels like I've seen her before.
I feel like I've met her before.

父はついてくるように私をせきたてた。
My father urged me to go with him.
My father made me follow him.

少年よ、大志を抱け。
Boys, be ambitious.
Come on, boy. Let's do it.

私は出来るだけトンネルを避けるようにします。
I will try to avoid tunnels as much as possible.
I'll try to avoid the tunnel as much as I can.

気に入る？
Like it?
You like it?

君は昨日、僕に会いに来ればよかったのだ。
You ought to have come to see me yesterday.
You should have come to me yesterday.

彼女と仲良くしようとやってみたが無駄だった。
I tried to make up with her, but it was impossible.
I tried to get along with her, but it didn't work.

彼女は機嫌が悪かった。私が到着する前に起こったことでいらいらしていたに違いない。
She was in a bad mood; she must have been put off by something that had happened before I arrived.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," she said.

頭に激しい痛みがした。
I had an intense pain in the head.
I had a lot of pain in my head.

彼女は英語だけでなくフランス語も話します。
She speaks not only English but also French.
She speaks French as well as English.

ひどく疲れていてね。
I'm very tired.
I'm so tired.

彼女はやかんを沸騰させたまま台所を出た。
She left the kitchen with the kettle boiling.
She got out of the kitchen with the boil boiling.

どんなに努力しても、金曜日までに報告書を用意しておけないだろう。
Despite all my efforts, I will not have the report ready by Friday.
No matter how hard you try, you won't have a report by Friday.

彼は当選の見込みが十分ある。
He is in a fair way to being elected.
He has a good chance of winning.

われわれはその会合を暫定的に月曜日ときめています。それは変更することがあります。
We've set the meeting tentatively for Monday. It's subject to change.
We're having a temporary Monday at that meeting.

薬も過ぎれば毒となる。
All overs are ill.
Too much medicine will poison you.

私はこのバイクを使わなければならない。
I must use this bike.
I have to use this bike.

その船は出航しようとしている。
The ship is about to set sail.
That ship is about to sail.

その木は芽が出ている。
The tree is in bud.
Its tree is sprouting.

その少女は、目を閉じて牧師の話を聞いた。
The girl, closing her eyes, listened to the pastor.
The girl closed her eyes and listened to the pastor.

彼女が部屋から出て行くのを見た。
I saw her leaving the room.
I saw her leave the room.

彼が写真を見せると、彼の話に真実味が出た。
The photo he showed added color to his story.
When he showed me the picture, his story came true.

冷水浴で彼はさっぱりした。
A cold bath refreshed him.
The cold bath gave him a break.

昨日の株価下落に伴い、今日の取引は低迷だった。
Trading was slow today after yesterday's market decline.
After yesterday's stock fall, today's deal was low.

わあわあ泣きながら、小さな女の子は戸口へ走って行った。
Crying loudly, the little girl hurried to the door.
A little girl ran to the door, crying.

図書館であなたのおかあさんに出くわしました。
I ran across your mother in the library.
I met your grandmother in the library.

１９６４年にキング牧師はノーベル平和賞を受賞した。
In 1964, Rev. King won the Nobel Peace Prize.
In 1964, the King won the Nobel Peace Prize.

何よ！またその子の肩を持つ気！？
What! You going to take her side again!?
What are you doing?

彼が来るか来ないかは私にとって重要ではない。
It makes no difference to me whether he comes or not.
It doesn't matter to me whether he comes or not.

メアリーはすぐにかんしゃくを起こす。
Mary loses her temper easily.
Mary's going to have a temper soon.

アンが恥ずかしがりやなので、私はますますアンが好きだ。
I love Ann all the more because she is shy.
I like Anne more and more because she's shy.

パスポートを見せてもらえますか。
Can I see your passport?
Can I see your passport?

私は英語で書かれた手紙をうけとった。
I received a letter written in English.
I received a letter written in English.

せいぜい４０％の生徒しか大学に進学しない。
At most 40 percent of students go on to university.
At best, only 40 percent of students go to college.

私は犬は好きではない。
I don't like dogs.
I don't like dogs.

私は急いで服を着た。
I got dressed in a hurry.
I was in a hurry to put on my clothes.

新聞をやめて私の言うことを聞いてちょうだい。
Will you put down that paper and listen to me?
Stop the newspaper and listen to me.

海辺で休暇を過ごしている。
I am taking a holiday at the beach.
He's taking a vacation at the beach.

私は彼に素敵なネクタイを選んであげた。
I chose him a nice tie.
I picked him a nice tie.

東の空が白み始めていた。
The eastern sky was getting light.
The east sky was starting to shine.

あの家はまだ買い手がつかない。
They still haven't found a buyer for that house.
There's still no way to buy that house.

谷は赤や黄色の葉で色づいていた。
The valley was aflame with red and yellow leaves.
The valley was colored with red and yellow leaves.

私達は世界平和の維持のためにあらゆる努力をすべきだ。
We should make every effort to maintain world peace.
We should make every effort to preserve world peace.

私は一日おきにふろに入ります。
I have a bath every other day.
I go every day.

終わり良ければ全て良し。
All is well that ends well.
It's all good if you're done.

私たちは他人に親切にしなければならない。
We must try to be kind to other people.
We have to be kind to others.

彼はとても頭が良い。そのうえよく勉強する。
He is very bright, and what is more, he studies hard.
He's very smart.

わたしはあなたの健康をとても心配している。
I'm very concerned about your health.
I'm very concerned about your health.

英語は中国でも勉強されています。
English is studied in China, too.
English is studied in China.

彼は長年の経験で今の地位についた。
He got his present position by virtue of his long experience.
He came into his position after years of experience.

トムはまだ大人じゃない。
Tom isn't yet an adult.
Tom's not an adult yet.

ハウルに心臓とられちゃったんだってね。
They say Hauru tore her heart out.
Howl hit me with my heart.

彼女がその仕事に適しているとは思わない。
I don't think she is fit for the job.
I don't think she fits the job.

あの絵がだんだん好きになってきている。
That painting has started to grow on me.
The painting is starting to fall in love.

トムは普通の男とは違うぞ。彼は大概の男が好むことを好まないし、大抵の男なら喜んですることをやりたがらない。
Tom isn't your average guy. He doesn't like things most guys like and he doesn't like to do things most men enjoy doing.
Tom is not a normal man, he doesn't like what most men like, and most men don't like what he does.

タローは亡き父の財産を相続した。
Taro succeeded to his late father's estate.
Tarrow inherited the property of his deceased father.

電車が混んでいたので、京都まで行くのにずっと立ち通しだった。
As the train was crowded, I kept standing all the way to Kyoto.
The train was crowded, so I stood all the way to Kyoto.

私の家は高い木のそばにあります。
My house stands by a tall tree.
My house is by a tree high.

これ触ってもいいですか？
May I touch this?
May I touch this?

初めて彼に会ったとき、意外な質問にびっくりしました。
When I first met him, I was taken aback by his unexpected question.
When I first met him, I was surprised by an unexpected question.

あまり他人には頼ってはいけない。
Don't rely too much on others.
Don't rely too much on others.

英雄も従者にはただの人。
No man is a hero to his valet.
Heroes and followers are just people.

こちらの調子に合わせてください。
I want you to keep up with me.
Let's see how this works.

トムに何と言えばいいのか分からない。
I don't know what I'm going to tell Tom.
I don't know what to tell Tom.

この小麦は粉にされる。
This wheat is made into flour.
And the wheat will be ground into flour.

英語のほかに、ドイツ語を話す。
In addition to English, he speaks German.
Besides English, I speak German.

あの人がそれをわたしにくれたの。
He gave it to me.
He gave it to me.

君の提案することのほかに方法はないのか。
Is there no alternative to what you propose?
Is there any other way you can offer it?

トムは盗んだカメラを売ろうとした。
Tom tried to sell the camera he'd stolen.
Tom tried to sell the camera he stole.

彼は緑が一番好きだ。
He likes green the best.
He likes green best.

すみません、ここ何駅ですか？
Excuse me, what station is this?
Excuse me, what station are you at?

あなたは今までに東京タワーを見たことがありますか。
Have you ever seen Tokyo Tower?
Have you ever seen the Tokyo Tower?

そのネクタイは高すぎる。
That tie is too expensive.
That tie's too expensive.

高速道路で悲惨な事故があった。
There was a terrible accident on the freeway.
There was a terrible accident on the highway.

彼女は当惑して私から逃げた。
She was puzzled, and she ran away from me.
She ran away from me in confusion.

あなたはブルーの服を着るととてもすてきだ。
You are very attractive in blue.
You're so good when you wear blue clothes.

私はただ待つだけの事だ。
I can but wait.
I'm just waiting.

君は私の息子の宿題を手伝ってやらなくてもよかったのに。
You need not have helped my son with his homework.
You didn't have to help my son with his homework.

電話するよ。
I'll phone you.
I'll call you.

私はあなたに怒っているんです。
I'm angry with you.
I'm angry with you.

私はお金に困っている。
I am short of money.
I'm in trouble with money.

私は結構ですよ。
That's fine with me.
I'm fine.

私達は彼女のダンスを見た。
We saw her dance.
We saw her dance.

彼は経験があったのでほかの人たちより有利だった。
The experience gave him an advantage over the others.
He was better than others because of his experience.

長時間歩くと踵にたこができる。
If you walk a lot, you will develop calluses on your heel.
If you walk long distances, you can fly on your heels.

もう一回やってみて。
Try again.
Try again.

これ誰にもらったんですか？
Who did you get this from?
Who gave you this?

彼が電車に乗り遅れたに違いない。
He must have missed the train.
He must have missed the train.

彼の冷静な言葉で私の恐怖は和らいだ。
His calm words allayed my fear.
I'm relieved of my fears in his calm words.

彼はばかげた行いをして笑いものになった。
He was laughed at for a stupid act.
He made a fool of himself and made a laugh.

彼はまもなく来るでしょう。
I'm sure he'll be along soon.
He'll be here soon.

彼はとても頑健だ。
He's as strong as a horse.
He's very stubborn.

私は馬を好きに走らせた。
I allowed my horse run.
I ran my horse whenever I wanted.

アートと家で静かに夜を過ごすのが大好き。
I love art and quiet evenings at home.
I love to spend quiet nights at home with art.

彼の助けがなかったら君は失敗していただろう。
You would have failed without his help.
Without his help, you would have failed.

ひどい風邪をひいたんだ。
I had a bad cold.
I got a terrible cold.

誰かがやってきた。
Someone came.
Someone's coming.

動物に残酷なことをしてはいけない。
Don't be cruel to animals.
Don't do cruel things to animals.

あなたはまっすぐ家に帰るつもりなのだと思っていたんだけど。
I thought you were going to come straight home.
I thought you were going home straight.

私たちはどこでバスに乗りましょうか。
Where shall we get on a bus?
Where should we get on the bus?

彼女は吠える犬を怖がる。
She is afraid of barking dogs.
She's afraid of the howling dog.

ネズミが道路を横切った。
A rat ran across the road.
Rats crossed the street.

子供の頃、どこでも眠る事ができた。
When I was a child, I could sleep anywhere.
I could sleep anywhere when I was a kid.

いいかげんにして。
Quit wasting my time.
That's enough.

私の命が危ないと言ってるわけですか？
Are you saying my life is in danger?
Are you saying my life is in danger?

私の言う通りにすれば間違いはないよ。
You can't go wrong if you are advised by me.
If you do what I say, there's no mistake.

蝮の子は蝮。
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Son of a bitch.

言葉遣いの綺麗な人が好きです。
I like people who use language beautifully.
I like clean language.

人の体は、頭と首と胴体そして上肢と下肢で構成されている。
The human body consists of a head, neck, and torso, and upper and lower extremities.
The human body is made up of head, neck, body, upper limbs and lower limbs.

年齢を重ねるにつれ、だんだん遠視になってきている。
I'm getting farsighted as I get older.
As they grow older, they are becoming more and more distant.

彼は学校が終わる前にここに来た。
He came here before school was over.
He came here before school was over.

この話は再読の価値がある。
This story is worth reading again.
This story is worth re-read.

彼は車を運転できる年になった。
He's old enough to drive a car.
He's old enough to drive.

彼は明日中国に向けて出発する。
He will set out for China tomorrow.
He leaves for China tomorrow.

なんでそんなこと言うの？
Why do you say that?
Why would you say that?

地下はショッピング街です。
There is a shopping district underground.
The basement is a shopping area.

仕事をすませて、彼は床についた。
His work finished, he went to bed.
I let him do his job, he went to the floor.

これは豊能郡の地図です。
This is a map of the Toyono district.
This is a map of fertility County.

彼は私の三倍も稼ぐ。
He earns three times as much as I.
He'll make me three times as much.

君たちのうち誰でもそれはできる。
Any of you can do it.
Any one of you can do that.

車？ああ・・・あのリムジンでしたら、私がチャーターした物ですわ。
Car? Ah, if you mean that limousine, - I chartered it.
I'm the one who's driving the car.

我々は善悪を見分けなければならない。
We have to distinguish right from wrong.
We have to distinguish between right and wrong.

まだ風が強い？
Is it still windy?
Still strong in the wind?

私は当然彼が出席するものだと思っていた。
I took his attendance for granted.
I naturally thought he was going to attend.

試験に合格するように全力を尽くします。
I'll do my best to pass the examination.
I'll do my best to pass the exam.

私は中国語とスペイン語を勉強している。
I am studying Chinese and Spanish.
I study Chinese and Spanish.

常に誰かに見られている気がします。
I feel like I'm always being watched.
I feel like someone's watching me all the time.

彼女は彼の真の意図を嗅ぎつけましたね。
She got wind of his true intentions, huh.
She smelled his true intentions.

起こしてくれる必要はなかったのに。
You didn't have to wake me up.
You didn't have to wake me up.

彼は駐車違反で罰金をとられた。
He was fined for illegal parking.
He was fined for parking.

嘘！
No way!
Oh, my God!

大切なのはどの大学を出たかではなくて、大学で何を学んだかである。
What is important is not which university you've graduated from but what you've learned in the university.
What matters is not which college you graduate from, but what you learn from it.

何か隠してるでしょ。
You must be hiding something.
You're hiding something.

君はまだ高校生みたいだね。
You still look like a high school student.
You're still like a high school student.

月は雲の陰に隠れています。
The moon is behind the clouds.
The moon is hidden behind clouds.

支払いを滞る原因となるような問題があるのですが。
I have run into a problem that is causing the delay of my payment.
There's a problem that's going to slow down the payments.

フランス語はさっぱりできません。
I can't speak French at all.
I don't speak French at all.

何の用でここまできたのですか。
What brings you here?
What brings you here?

彼女はとても具合が悪そうに見える。
She seems to be very ill.
She seems very ill.

私は絶えず人の名前を忘れて困る。
I am constantly forgetting people's names.
I don't want to forget people's names all the time.

どうしてもこのたちの悪い風邪が抜けないのです。
I simply cannot get rid of this bad cold of mine.
I just can't get out of these bad colds.

この手紙を出しておいていただけませんか。
Would you mind mailing this letter for me?
Would you please write me this letter?

朝起きは三文の徳。
Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
Wake up in the morning is a virtue of three sentences.

ボストンってどこにあるんですか？
Where is Boston?
Where is Boston?

スミスさんにつないでもらえますか。
Please put me through to Mr. Smith.
Can you connect Mr. Smith?

その仕事引き受けてくれるか。
Can you take on the job?
You're gonna take that job.

これは私たちが外国映画を見る映画館だ。
This is the theater where we see foreign movies.
This is a movie theater where we watch foreign films.

辞書の単語を全部覚えようとするのはむだだ。
It is useless to try to remember all the words in the dictionary.
I don't want to try to remember all the words in the dictionary.

「ごめん、反省してる」「反省だけなら猿でもできるよ」
"I'm sorry. I reflected on what I did." "Reflected on what you did? That's something that even a monkey could do!"
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

私は、もっぱら推理小説を読む。
I read detective stories exclusively.
I read every theory novel.

すごくたくさんの本をお持ちですねぇ。
What an awful lot of books you have!
You have so many books.

１時間後に出発するつもりだ。
We will leave in an hour.
I'm going to leave in an hour.

明日のパーティーにはケータリングを手配しました。
I arranged catering for tomorrow's party.
I've arranged a catering for tomorrow's party.

私は予告なしに話すように言われた。
I was told to be ready to speak at a moment's notice.
I was told to speak without warning.

彼女はとても優しく、大丈夫ですかと聞いた。
She said with deepest tenderness, "Are you all right"?
I asked if she was so kind and okay.

私は彼の期待にそえなかった。
I could not come up to his expectations.
I failed him.

彼らは前奏曲を聞き漏らさないように早く来た。
They came early so they wouldn't miss the prelude.
They came early so they wouldn't leak the song.

私は毎日１０時に寝ます。
I go to bed at ten every day.
I sleep at 10:00 every day.

トムさんは謝らなくていいですよ。
You don't have to apologize, Tom.
You don't have to apologize to Tom.

誰も知らなかった。
Nobody knew.
No one knew.

私は彼女に難しい質問をした。
I asked her a difficult question.
I asked her a hard question.

彼はその事故のあとすぐ死んだ。
He died soon after the accident.
He died shortly after the accident.

特別展をやってますか。
Do you have any special exhibits?
You're doing a special show.

明日、雨降る場合は車で行きます。
If it's raining tomorrow, we'll go by car.
If it rains tomorrow, go to the car.

何が起きたかを聞いて私達はとても驚いた。
We were astonished to hear what had happened.
We were so surprised to hear what happened.

僕らが来年どこに住んでいるかわからない。
I don't know where we'll live next year.
I don't know where we'll live next year.

闇夜に鉄砲じゃあるまいし、そんな場当たり的なやり方でうまくいくとは思えないよ。
That's just a shot in the dark. How do you think you'll succeed by just acting on the spur of the moment like that?
I don’t think it will work that way.

レポートはいつ提出しなければなりませんか。
When must I turn in the report?
When does the report have to be submitted?

このコートをどこかに置いてもらえませんか。
Could you put this coat somewhere?
Could you put this coat somewhere?

こんなに美しい景色を、今まで見たことがありません。
Never have I seen such a beautiful sight.
I've never seen such a beautiful view before.

今日の新聞は読みましたか。
Have you read today's paper?
Have you read the newspaper today?

このホラー映画はとても怖くて、見た後はもう寝られなくなってしまった。
That horror movie was very scary and I couldn't sleep after watching it.
The horror film was so scary that after I saw it, I couldn’t sleep anymore.

一行はアメリカへ渡った。
The party crossed over to America.
They went to America.

ここ何で並んでるんですか？
What are you lining up for?
What are you doing here?

私は幾分困惑した気持ちだった。
I felt rather puzzled.
I was a little confused.

市が子供たちに食べ物を供給した。
The city supplied food for the children.
The city provided food for the children.

ここがトイレです。
This is the bathroom.
This is the toilet.

酸性雨は自然現象ではない。
Acid rain isn't a natural phenomenon.
The acid rain is not a natural phenomenon.

その放送をテープに録音してくれ。
Record the broadcast on tape.
Record that broadcast on tape.

動いている電車に飛び乗るのは危険である。
It is dangerous to jump into a moving train.
It’s dangerous to jump on a moving train.

きみの言っていることからすれば、彼はそこにいなかったことになる。
It follows from what you say that he was not there.
From what you're saying, he wasn't there.

これは彼女の手作りケーキです。
These are cakes that she baked herself.
This is her homemade cake.

この家はペンキで白く塗られているので、いっそう大きく見える。
Painted white, this house looks bigger.
The house is painted white with paint, so it looks a lot bigger.

彼は欠席の言い訳をした。
He excused his absence.
He made excuses for absenteeism.

その歌手の歌は心をなごませてくれる。
The singer's voice melts your heart.
The singer's song is a cover-up of the heart.

ラジオを消していただけないでしょうか。
Would you mind turning off the radio?
Why don't we just turn off the radio?

自分の金はびた一文持っていない。
I haven't a cent to my name.
I don't have a piece of my own money.

良い知らせが家で待っていた。
Good news was in store for us at home.
Good news was waiting at home.

私の手伝いがまだ必要ですか？
Do you still need my assistance?
Do you still need my help?

彼はまもなく着くだろう。
He is likely to arrive soon.
He'll be here soon.

彼女は自分で行く必要はない。
It's not necessary for her to go there herself.
She doesn't have to go on her own.

私たちの社会で余暇として通っているのものは、実は暇潰しなのである。
What passes for leisure in our society is actually time-consuming.
What we spend so much time in our society is actually a waste of time.

ろうそくに火をつけてください。
Please light a candle.
Light the candles.

道路を横断する時は気を付けなさい。
Take care when you cross the street.
Be careful crossing the street.

独特のアイディアのおかげで、彼は高い収入を得た。
Unique ideas helped him to earn a high income.
Thanks to his unique idea, he earned a high income.

尋問した後警察は容疑者を自宅まで連れ戻した。
After they questioned him, the police returned the suspect to the house.
After questioning, the police brought the suspect home.

私たちは全力を尽くすつもりです。
We will do our best.
We're going to do everything we can.

あなたはペットの世話ができない。
You can't care for pets.
You can't take care of a pet.

飛行機が時間通りにそこに着くのは確かだ。
It is certain that the plane will reach there on time.
I'm sure the plane will get there on time.

彼の腕の温かさを思い出す。
I remember the warmth of his arms.
I remember the warmth of his arm.

トップエンジニアが、その車に一連の厳重な検査を加えた。
The top engineer put the car through a series of rigorous tests.
The top engineer ran a series of hard tests on that car.

彼の経歴を会社に問い合わせた。
I referred to the company for his work record.
I asked the company for his background.

明日で１週間雨が続く事になる。
It will have been raining a week tomorrow.
We'll have a week of rain tomorrow.

私たちはパリ・オペラ座の踊りのレッスンを見ています。
We are watching a class at the Paris Opera.
We're watching a dance lesson in Paris Opera.

その物語は事実に基づいている。
The story is based on fact.
The story is based on facts.

彼女は外出する前にオーバーをきた。
She put on her overcoat before going out.
She went over before she went out.

彼らは１語も聞きもらすまいと傾聴した。
They listened attentively so as not to miss a single word.
They were eager not to hear one word.

六時までに戻ります。
I'll be back by six o'clock.
I'll be back by 6:00.

人間は誰も自分一人の力で単独に生きてはいけない。
No man can live by and for himself.
No human being should live alone.

モンブランはどのくらいの高さがありますか。
How high is Mont Blanc?
What is Mont Blanc's height?

成功不成功は気質に左右されることが多い。
Success often depends on one's temperament.
Success often depends on temperament.

申し訳ありませんが、あなたのお話にはついていけません。
I'm sorry but I can't follow you.
I'm sorry, but I can't follow your story.

私は普通８時に起きます。
I usually get up at 8.
I usually wake up at 8:00.

その小説を読んだかもしれないが、覚えていない。
I may have read the novel, but I don't remember it.
I may have read that novel, but I don't remember.

お金はどのくらい持っていますか。
How much money do you have?
How much money do I have?

子供たちの楽しそうな声が聞こえた。
I heard the children's happy voices.
I heard the fun sounds of the children.

私の学校は大きな学校なので、私は５分の休憩時間の間に教室から別の教室に行くために走らなければなりません。
Since my school is large, I have to run to get from one classroom to another in a 5-minute break.
My school is a big school, so I have to run from class to class during the five-minute break.

私たちは２週間の休暇をとります。
We are taking a fortnight's holiday.
We take two weeks off.

彼のいった事がまだよく分からない。
What he said is still dark.
I still don't know what he did.

ひとりにさせて！
Leave me alone!
Leave me alone!

部屋の電気がつかない。
The light doesn't come on in my room.
There's no electricity in the room.

時計は１０分進んでいる。
My watch is ten minutes fast.
The clock's 10 minutes ahead.

彼は故郷で幸せな生活を送っている。
He leads a happy life in his hometown.
He lives a happy life at home.

彼はどさくさにまぎれて行方をくらました。
He disappeared, taking advantage of the confusion.
He's gone in the middle of nowhere.

私は一人でそこへいかねばなりませんでした。
I had to go there alone.
I had to go there alone.

残念ながらあなたに悪いニュースをお知らせしなければなりません。
I regret that I have to inform you of the bad news.
I'm afraid I have to inform you of the bad news.

知っている人のうち誰にだって好きな人に。
Well you can imitate everyone you know.
I like everyone I know.

一般に男子の方が女子より背が高い。
Boys, as a rule, are taller than girls.
Generally, boys are taller than girls.

彼は京大で学んでいる。
He is studying at Kyoto University.
He's studying at Kyoto.

私は長い間、画家になりたいと思っている。
I've wanted to be a painter for a long time.
I want to be a painter for a long time.

真っ赤な夕焼けは明日の晴天を告げた。
The deep red of the setting sun portended fine weather.
The red sunset announced tomorrow's sunny day.

私がすでに赤いボタンを押しましていたが何も起こらなかった。
I'd already pressed the red button but nothing happened.
I was already pressing the red button, but nothing happened.

はい、着きました。
Here we are.
Yes, I'm here.

トムは暖房をつけた。
Tom turned on the heater.
Tom turned on the heating.

彼は母が恋しかった。
He longed for his mother.
He missed his mother.

無くなったとあきらめていた財布がみつかって彼女は大変喜んだ。
She was very glad to find the purse she had given up for lost.
She was very happy to grab the wallet she had given up when it was gone.

我々は常に自分の行動に注意しなければならない。
We should always be careful of what we do.
We always have to be careful of our actions.

もっと注意深い読者だったら、誤りにきがついただろうに。
A careful reader would have noticed the mistake.
If you were a more careful reader, you would have made a mistake.

彼女はあまり外出しません。
She doesn't get outdoors much.
She doesn't go out much.

彼女の警告にきちんと耳を傾ければよかったのに。
You should have paid attention to her warning.
You should have listened to her warning.

トムはパジャマを着てベッドに潜り込んだ。
Tom put on his pajamas and climbed into bed.
Tom wore a pajamas and went into bed.

彼はひところほどの元気が無い。
He isn't as energetic as he once was.
He's not as strong as he is.

太陽が昇ってきた。
The sun is coming up.
The sun's coming up.

その少女は怪物の姿を見るやいなや逃げ出した。
No sooner had the girl caught sight of the monster than she ran away.
As soon as the girl saw the monster, she ran away.

彼女は昨日東京へ向けて出発したようです。
She seems to have left for Tokyo yesterday.
She left for Tokyo yesterday.

彼は私たちにおもしろい話をした。
He told us an interesting story.
He told us a funny story.

門は大きくあいていたか、それともほんの少しあいていたか。
Was the gate wide open or just ajar?
Whether the gate was large or small.

たとえあなたがどこへ行こうとも、私はついていきます。
No matter where you go, I'll follow you.
I'll follow you wherever you go.

それを片付けてしまおう。
Let's get it over with.
Let's clean it up.

この規則はあなたにも当てはまる。
This rule applies to you, too.
This rule applies to you, too.

来られますか。
Will you be able to come?
You're coming.

彼女の誕生パーティーは明日の夜行われます。
Her birthday party will be held tomorrow evening.
Her birthday party will be held tomorrow night.

一日中雨が止むことなく降り続いた。
It rained continuously all day.
It continued to rain all day without stopping.

これはあまり長持ちしません。
This doesn't last very long.
This isn't going to last too long.

名前はリンダで、トニーより１つ年下でした。
Her name was Linda, and she was a year younger than Tony.
His name was Linda, and he was a year younger than Tony.

愛することにかけては、女性こそ専門家で、男性は永遠に素人である。
When it comes to love, women are experts and men eternal novices.
By love, women are experts, men are amateurs forever.

その犬が欲しければ買えますよ。それは売り物ですから。
You can buy that dog if you want to. It is for sale.
If you want a dog, you can buy it.

彼女は血を見て怖くなり顔をそむけた。
She turned away in horror at the sight of blood.
When she saw the blood, she was scared and turned away.

法律の観点からすると、彼は自由だ。
From the standpoint of the law, he is free.
From the point of view of the law, he's free.

「世界のみなさん、こんにちは」
"Hello, people of the world!"
Hello, people of the world.

ハリーは事故のために昨日授業に遅れた。
Harry was late for class yesterday because of his accident.
Harry missed class yesterday because of an accident.

それは、ブラック・ユーモアと呼ばれている。
It is called sick humor.
It's called black humor.

不活発な子供は空想の世界に閉じこもる傾向がずっと高い。
The inactive child is far more inclined to live in a world of fantasy.
Inactive children are much more likely to be locked up in the fantasy world.

彼は言葉とか手招きで話そうとした。
He tried to speak by word or gesture.
He tried to speak with words and invitation.

私は寝過ごさないように目覚し時計を３つ持っている。
I have three alarm clocks so as not to oversleep.
I have three alarm clocks to keep me awake.

これは都市伝説です。
This is an urban legend.
This is a urban legend.

彼は他の事に気を取られている。
He is preoccupied with something else.
He's distracted by other things.

お互いを信頼し合うしかない。
All you can do is trust one another.
We have to trust each other.

トランプでインチキをするという良い発想を偶然思い付いた。
I hit on the terrific idea of cheating at cards by chance.
I happened to have a good idea of cheating on cards.

この私の友人はピアニストであるばかりでなく、作曲家でもあります。
My friend here is not only a pianist, but also a composer.
This friend is not only a pianist but also a composer.

私は知らせを聞いて喜んだ。
I was glad to hear the news.
I was happy to hear the news.

私は服はすべて注文で作らせる。
I have all my suits made to order.
I'll order all the clothes.

彼はその村の誰にも劣らず勇敢な男である。
He is as brave a man as any in the village.
He is no less brave than anyone in the village.

仕事大変みたいだね。体調崩さないように気をつけるんだよ。
Looks like work's been tough. Be sure to take care of yourself.
I don't know what you're talking about.

生活費はここ十年で非常に上昇した。
The cost of living has greatly risen in the past ten years.
The cost of living has risen significantly in the last decade.

私は甘党なんです。
I have a sweet-tooth.
I'm a sweet party.

祖母は耳が遠い、つまり、耳が少し不自由なのだ。
My grandmother is hard of hearing. In other words she is slightly deaf.
She is deaf, which means she is a little deaf.

小学校のときから、酸性・アルカリ性という性質をリトマス紙で調べたりしてきていますね。
Since primary school we've been checking for the qualities known as acidity and alkalinity with litmus paper.
Since elementary school, we've been doing research on the nature of acid and alkalinity in Litmouth.

女王様が長生きされますように。
May the queen live long!
May the queen live long.

ポーラは明日車を洗うつもりです。
Paula is going to wash the car tomorrow.
Paula's gonna wash the car tomorrow.

どのようにすればこの問題を解決できますか。
How shall we deal with this problem?
So let's see if we can solve this problem.

「失礼ですがおいくつですか？」「30です」
"Sorry to be so rude, but how old are you?" "I'm 30."
"How old are you?"

バッテリーは別料金になっております。
The batteries are extra.
The battery's on a separate charge.

私は彼と仕事をする。
I work with him.
I'll work with him.

オレンジはとても酸っぱくて食べられなかった。
It was so sour an orange that I could not eat it.
Orange was so sour that I couldn't eat it.

機嫌が悪いのです。
He is cranky.
He's in a bad mood.

彼はイタリアに行くと私に言った。
He told me that he was going to Italy.
He told me he was going to Italy.

話上手もいれば、聞き上手もいる。
Some people are good talkers and others good listeners.
Some are good at talking, others are good at listening.

いまだかつて偉大なもので熱烈な精神なくして成し遂げられたものは何もない。
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
Nothing has ever been achieved without a great and intense spirit.

昨日の重役会は大成功だった。
Yesterday's board meeting was a big success.
Yesterday's board was a success.

私のペンを探さなくちゃ。
I have to look for my pen.
I need to find my pen.

電話は１８７６年にベルによって発明された。
The telephone was invented by Bell in 1876.
The phone was invented by Bell in 1876.

彼が私達に加わるのは当然だと思った。
We took it for granted that he would join us.
I thought he deserved to join us.

どうしてそんなに高い辞書を買いましたか。
Why did you buy such an expensive dictionary?
Why did you buy a dictionary so high?

少女たちは協力してその貧しい家族を助けた。
The girls clubbed together to help the poor family.
The girls worked together to help the poor family.

彼は弟と間違えられた。
He was mistaken for his younger brother.
He was mistaken for his brother.

このシャツは少し緩いです。
This shirt is a little bit loose.
This shirt is a little loose.

登夢は真理の扉をとんとんと叩いた。
Tom knocked on Mary's door.
The dream was to knock on the door of truth.

彼はいつも忙しい。
He is busy all the time.
He's always busy.

バスは２０分間隔で運行されている。
Buses are running at 20 minute intervals.
The bus is running 20 minutes apart.

戦争中彼は多くの恐怖の日々を経験しました。
He went through many horrible days in the war.
During the war, he experienced many days of fear.

水が壊れたパイプからどっと流れ出した。
Water poured from the broken pipe.
The water gushed out of the broken pipe.

彼は国の将来について、とても心配している。
He is much concerned about the future of the country.
He is very concerned about the future of the country.

人間は習慣の奴隷である。
Man is a creature of habit.
Man is a slave of his ways.

私は何を言えばよいか途方に暮れた。
I was at a loss what to say.
I didn't know what to say.

彼のしたことは間違っていない。
What he did is not wrong.
I'm not wrong about what he did.

私は思いもよらぬ結果に驚いた。
I was amazed at the unexpected result.
I was surprised at the unexpected results.

アメリカの歴史をさかのぼってみよう。
Let's look back on the history of the United States.
Let's go back to America's history.

もう少し我慢していたら、彼女は成功することが出来ただろう。
If she had been a little more patient, she could have succeeded.
With a little patience, she could have succeeded.

ロシアはもう１つの超大国として台頭していた。
Russia had emerged as a second superpower.
Russia was on the rise as another superpowers.

一緒にコーヒーを飲みながら雑談をしませんか。
Why don't you come in for a cup of coffee and a chat?
Would you like to sit down and chat with us while we have coffee?

車を貸していただけませんか。
Would you mind lending me your car?
Can I borrow your car?

見ればわかるよ。
I know him by sight.
You'll see.

楽団は急に活気づいた。
The band sprang into life.
The orchestra suddenly became alive.

ビルは私より２歳年上である。
Bill is two years older than I am.
Bill is two years older than I am.

私が払いましょう。
Let me pay.
I'll pay you.

彼は何でもやりすぎる傾向がある。
He tends to do everything to excess.
He tends to do too much.

彼女は美術の勉強をするためにフランスにいった。
She went to France in order to study art.
She went to France to study art.

私も先生です。
I am a teacher, too.
I'm a teacher too.

トムはとうとう刑務所から出るとは、私は思えなかった。
I never thought Tom would make it out of prison after such a long time.
I didn't think Tom would ever leave prison.

彼は犬小屋作りに取りかかった。
He went about making a doghouse.
He set out to build a doghouse.

人は同時に多くのことをできない。
One can't do lots of things at the same time.
People can do a lot at the same time.

彼女は演奏会のためにお母さんに作ってもらった青いドレスを着ていた。
She wore a blue dress made by her mother for the concert.
She was wearing a blue dress made by her mother for the concert.

するのも楽しいよ。
It's fun to play, too.
It's fun to do.

これからも連絡を取り合えることを願っています。
I hope we stay in touch.
I hope we can keep in touch.

いつでも使って下さい。
You can use it anytime.
Use it whenever you want.

私は以前よりも暇はあるがお金がない。
I have more time, and less money than ever.
I have more time, but I don't have money.

私は昨日になって初めてそれを知った。
It was not until yesterday that I knew it.
I didn't know that until yesterday.

さようなら。
See you soon!
Bye.

税金はどこで払うのですか。
Where should I pay the tax?
Where do you pay taxes?

明日、雪が降るだろう。
It will be snow tomorrow.
Tomorrow, snow will fall.

その銃声に我々はあっと驚いた。
We are astonished at the shot.
That shot surprised us.

私の車はＣＤプレーヤーを装備している。
My car is equipped with a CD player.
My car has CD players.

支払にカードはつかえますか。
Can I pay a credit card?
Can I get a card for the payment?

期末試験のために、一生懸命勉強しなくてはいけない。
I have to give myself up to studying for final exams.
I have to study hard for the final exam.

怒りはエネルギー。
Anger is an energy.
Anger is energy.

ここでしばらくの間待って下さい。
Please wait here for a while.
Wait here for a moment.

この辞書には大いに改善の余地がある。
There is plenty of room for improvement in this dictionary.
The dictionary has much to do with improvement.

お医者さんに診てもらった方がいいですよ。
You'd better consult your doctor.
You should see a doctor.

たばこは絶対に吸わないでください。
Please don't smoke cigarettes no matter what.
Don't ever smoke.

ペンギンって、陸上ではヨチヨチのイメージだけど、水の中ではスイスイとカッコよく泳ぐんだね。
Penguins look strange when they waddle on land, but the way they swim so smoothly through the water is pretty cool.
Penguins are on land, but they swim coolly with Swiss water.

１２人座れるだけの椅子がありますか。
Are there enough chairs to seat 12 people?
So let's see if we can do that.

どんな事が起こっても私は心を変えません。
Come what may; I won't change my mind.
No matter what happens, I won't change my mind.

審議会の新しいメンバーを任命する必要がある。
We have to appoint new members of the examining board.
We need to appoint a new member of the council.

「彼は来ますか」「来ないと思います」
"Is he coming?" "No, I don't think so."
"He's coming, I don't think he's coming."

なんと不思議な偶然の一致だろう。
What a coincidence!
What a coincidence.

彼はニューヨークへ飛行機で行った。
He went to New York by airplane.
He flew to New York.

彼は若い女の子達に囲まれて座っていました。
He sat surrounded by young girls.
He was sitting among the young girls.

わき腹が痛い。
I've got a pain in my side.
My stomach hurts.

俺は知らないよ。
How should I know?
I don't know.

私は本当に困惑していた。
I was truly perplexed.
I was really confused.

自慰は狂気に繋がる。
Masturbation leads to insanity.
Selfishing leads to madness.

おじいさんは目を閉じてベンチに座っていました。
The old man sat on the bench with his eyes closed.
He was sitting on the bench with his eyes closed.

私はむこうにたっている少年をしっています。
I know the boy standing over there.
I'm a boy.

私は今日の午後メアリーと会うことになるでしょう。
I'll be seeing Mary this afternoon.
I'll see Mary this afternoon.

殺人犯は有罪判決を受けて終身刑に処せられた。
The murderer was convicted and sentenced to life in prison.
The murderer was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment.

私がこうやっていい給料をもらっているのも彼のおかげだ。
I owe it to him that I can earn a good salary.
Thanks to him, I get a good salary like this.

知識を増やすためにたくさん本を読まなければならない。
I must read many books to add to my knowledge.
You have to read a lot of books to increase your knowledge.

心臓が速く鼓動しているのを感じた。
I felt my heart beating rapidly.
I felt my heart beating fast.

トロント国際空港に近い部屋をとっていただけませんか。
Would you please reserve a room near the Toronto international Airport?
Would you please take a room near Toronto International Airport?

彼は毎日川へ泳ぎにいく。
He goes swimming in the river every day.
He swims to the river every day.

中学校時代に、入院中の祖父が病院の看護師に対して「ありがとう、助かるよ」とよく声をかけていたことがとても印象的でした。
In my secondary school days, I was much impressed by how my hospitalised grandfather would often tell the nurses there, "Thank you, I appreciate your help."
When I was in middle school, it was very impressive that my grandfather, who was in the hospital, used to say to the hospital nurse, “Thank you very much.”

その通りのどちら側にもたくさんの店がある。
There are many stores on either side of the street.
There are many shops on both sides.

明子にはハナという名の叔母さんがいます。
Akiko has an aunt whose name is Hana.
Akiko has an aunt named Hannah.

私は体重が増えた。
I've gained weight.
I gained more weight.

船は橋の下を通った。
The boat passed under the bridge.
The ship passed under the bridge.

高カロリーの食べ物は私の健康に悪い。
High calorie foods are bad for my health.
High calories food is bad for my health.

彼は演説した。
He gave a speech.
He gave a speech.

私は休暇の間に京都見物をしました。
I saw the sights of Kyoto during my vacation.
I made a tour of Kyoto during my vacation.

神様を信じている？
Do you believe in God?
Do you believe in God?

食後に歯をみがきなさい。
Brush your teeth clean after each meal.
Pick up your teeth after meals.

あなたは１ヶ月に何冊の本を読みますか。
How many books do you read a month?
How many books do you read in a month?

私はまだこの教室に入ったことがない。
I have never been inside this classroom.
I haven't been in this class yet.

木の葉が赤くなった。
The leaves of the trees have turned red.
The leaves turned red.

あそこのウィンドウの中にあるのを見せて下さい。
Please show me that one in the window over there.
Show me what's in that window.

本をたくさん買った。
I bought many books.
I bought a lot of books.

何かを記録するために、彼らはラマかアルパカの毛糸でできた、結び目のついたひもを使った。
To record something, they used knotted cords made of the wool of the llama or alpaca.
To record something, they used a knotted cord made of lama or alpaca wool.

彼女は外出しようとしていた。
She was on the point of going out.
She was going out.

彼女は彼と会っていたことを否定した。
She denied having met him.
She denied seeing him.

その音楽は何度も聞く価値がある。
That music is worth listening to many times.
That music is worth listening to over and over.

沖縄の最低賃金は642円です。
The minimum wage in Okinawa is 642 yen per hour.
Okinawa's minimum wage is 642 yen.

彼らの年齢差は六歳です。
The difference in their ages is six years.
Their age difference is 6 years.

あなたはこの色が好きですか。
Do you like this color?
You like this color?

その川にはフェリーの便がある。
They run a ferry service across the river.
There's ferry service in the river.

お金の持ちあわせがありますか。
Do you have any money with you?
Is there a lot of money in the world?

彼の手紙に返事をださなきゃ。
I have to answer his letter.
I have to answer his letter.

ことわざにもあるように、「時は金なり」だ。
As the proverb says, "Time is money."
As the saying goes, time is money.

新聞に広告を出してみよう。
I think I will advertise in the paper.
Let's put an ad in the newspaper.

彼とはつきあいがありますか。
Do you have access to him?
Do you have a relationship with him?

その木に登れますか。
Can you climb the tree?
Can we climb that tree?

彼は強い。
He is powerful.
He's strong.

うそをつくな、正直であれ。
Don't lie. Tell the truth.
Don't lie to me. Be honest.

切らないで。
Hang on.
Don't hang up.

私は、議論が終わるのを辛抱強く待つことに決め込んだ。
I decided to bide my time and wait for the argument to finish.
I decided to wait patiently for the discussion to end.

その学生がしたスピーチは面白かった。
The speech made by the student was interesting.
The student's speech was fun.

彼はハイカーの一行に追いついた。
He came up with a party of hikers.
He's caught up with a ride.

日曜日だったので、店は閉まっていた。
It being Sunday, the shop was closed.
It was Sunday, and the store was closed.

少女は鳥を逃がしてやった。
The girl let the bird loose.
The girl let the bird go.

先生はどちらの本が気に入ったか私に尋ねた。
The teacher asked me which book I liked.
The teacher asked me which book I liked.

必ず明朝お電話ください。
Be sure to call me up tomorrow morning.
You'll have to call me tomorrow morning.

彼はこの大学の生徒です。
He's a student at this college.
He's a student at this university.

彼は再び母に会えない運命だった。
He was never to see his mother again.
He was destined to never see his mother again.

政治家として企業のお金を受け取るのは、汚職でなくて何だろう。
Taking money from a corporation as a politician is definitely corruption.
I wonder what it’s not corruption to receive the money from a company as a politician.

メアリーはテーブルの上に大きな地図を広げた。
Mary spread the big map on the table.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," said Mary.

とても寒かったけれども私は外出した。
It was very cold, but I went out.
It was very cold, but I went out.

彼が来るかどうかは大して重要ではない。
It makes no difference whether he will come or not.
Whether he's coming or not doesn't matter much.

彼はその事件とは何らかの関係がある。
He has something to do with the matter.
He has something to do with the case.

彼は私の弁解を認めてくれなかった。
He did not accept my apologies.
He didn't accept my excuses.

彼は暇な時間を最大限に利用した。
He made the most of his free time.
He used his spare time to the full.

私は猫が好きだ。
I am a cat person.
I like cats.

この道でいいの？
Am I on the right road?
Are you sure this is the way?

泥棒が手袋をはめていたために、指紋は発見できなかった。
The burglar wore gloves, with the result that there were no finger-prints to be found.
No fingerprints were found because the thief wore gloves.

彼が来る見込みはありますか。
Is there any hope that he will come?
Is there any chance he's coming?

そのケースは冷静に対処する必要がある。
The occasion demands a cool head.
That case needs to be handled in a calm way.

この写真を見ると必ず、田舎での幸せな日々を私は思い出す。
I never see this photo without being reminded of my happy days in the countryside.
When I look at this picture, I will always remember my happy days in the country.

旅行の準備はできていますか。
Are you ready for the trip?
Are you ready for your trip?

君が私にしてくれたことにはどんなに感謝してもたりない。
I can't thank you enough for what you did for me.
I can't thank you for what you've done for me.

お父さんがここにいて、私達を助けてくれればいいのに。
Would that our father were here to help us.
I hope your father is here to help us.

彼の行いは賞賛に値する。
His conduct deserves to be praised.
His actions are commendable.

あまり多くを期待するな。
Don't expect too much.
Don't expect too much.

トムは黒ネコを飼っている。
Tom keeps a black cat.
Tom has a black cat.

勝ったぞ！
It won!
We won!

彼の傑作はまだ現れていない。
His masterpiece has not appeared yet.
His masterpiece hasn't appeared yet.

数日は絶食するようにしてください。
You must not eat anything for a few days.
Try to cut off for a few days.

彼はいつも世界のことについて好奇心を持ち続けている。
He has always had a great curiosity about the world.
He is always curious about the world.

彼といるとくつろいだ気分になります。
I feel relaxed with him.
I feel comfortable with him.

息子は雨にぬれて遊んでいる。
My son is playing in the rain.
He's playing with the rain.

その仕事場は、侵略者の地区にあるのよ。
It's on the aggressor's side of town.
It's in the area of the invaders.

そのことは彼から聞いたのですか。
Did you learn it from him?
Did he tell you about that?

彼は３年前に死んでいたことがわかった。
We found out that he had been dead for three years.
Turns out he was dead three years ago.

ウインクが彼のたった一つの返事だった。
A wink was his only answer.
Mr. Wink was the only answer.

親の顔が見たい。
The son is known by his father.
I want to see their faces.

彼は日曜日にはめったに家にいない。
He seldom stays home on Sundays.
He's not home on Sunday.

溺死事件が数件あった。
There were several deaths from drowning.
There's been a few drownings.

出来るだけ安い席がいいんですけど。
I'd like inexpensive seats, if possible.
I'd like to have as cheap a seat as I can.

彼の死亡告知が新聞に出た。
An announcement of his death appeared in the newspapers.
His death notice appeared in the newspaper.

私にできることはありませんか。
Is there anything I can do for you?
Is there anything I can do?

その火事はすぐに鎮火された。
The fire was soon extinguished.
The fire went off immediately.

スプーンをいただけますか。
Could we have a spoon?
Can I have a spoon?

ギリギリセーフ！
That was close.
You're safe!

トムは病気のため講演を中止しなければならなくなった。
Tom had to cancel his lecture because he was sick.
Tom had to cancel his talk because of his illness.

ほかの種類の飲み物はいやだ。
I don't like other kinds of drinks.
I don't want any other kind of drink.

葵さんは上手に踊ります。
Aoi dances well.
He's a good dancer.

家まで車で送りましょう。
I'll drive you home.
I'll drive you home.

当たり前だけど自分の書いた文が一番自然に見える。
It may seem obvious, but sentences you write yourself look the most natural.
Of course, my writing seems to be the most natural.

先生は私たちに静かにするようにと注意した。
The teacher admonished us that we should be silent.
The teacher warned us to be quiet.

トムは名刺を出して挨拶をした。
Tom exchanged greetings by giving his business card.
Tom took out his card and said hello.

その考えのすべてが私は嫌いだ。
The whole idea is abhorrent to me.
I hate everything about that idea.

駅で１時間待ったが彼は現れなかった。
I waited for him at the station for an hour, but he didn't show up.
I waited an hour at the station, but he didn't show up.

忘れた。
I forgot.
I forgot.

あと２週間で期末試験だ。
Final exams are two weeks from now.
The finals are in two weeks.

僕は彼女が好きになった。
I took to her.
I fell in love with her.

時限爆弾が大音響とともに爆発した。
The time-bomb exploded with a loud noise.
A time bomb exploded with a loud sound.

彼は出会うどの女性ともいちゃつく。
He flirts with every woman he meets.
He gets mixed up with every woman he meets.

そのぬれたシャツはすぐに乾くだろう。
The wet shirt will soon dry up.
That dirty shirt will soon dry.

彼らといっしょに科学者たちの一行が乗っていた。
A party of scientists were on board with them.
With them was a line of scientists.

彼は息子を自慢にしている。
He prides himself on his son.
He's proud of his son.

この通りを二つ目の角で左へ曲がりなさい。
Go two blocks and turn left.
Turn this street to the left on the second corner.

新期にスタートしたテレビ番組だが、あいも変わらず新味がないな。
The new season's T.V. programs are as much old hat as ever.
The show started in the new season, but it's not as fresh as it used to be.

オマエ、そりゃいくらなんでもボッタクリ過ぎだろ！６：４がいいとこだろうが。もちろん、６は俺な！
Oi you, that's too much of a rip off by anyone's count! 6:4 is more than enough. Of course I'm the '6'.
I don't know what you're talking about.

例文を削除するにはどうしたら良いですか？
How do I delete a sentence?
What do I do to remove the example?

トムは流れ弾に当たって死んだ。
Tom was killed by a stray bullet.
Tom was killed by a stray bullet.

彼は愚かにも彼女の言うことを信じてしまった。
He was stupid enough to believe what she said.
He foolishly believed her.

彼女はいつも聖書を持ち歩いている。
She always carries the Holy Bible about.
She always carries the Bible.

彼の心を捕まえているのは誰ですか。
Who possesses his heart?
Who's catching his mind.

政治と戦争との関係は何でしょうか。
What's the relationship between politics and war?
What is the relationship between politics and war?

彼はすてきなアパートをメアリーにみつけてやった。
He found a nice apartment for Mary.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," said Mary.

今日では、手作りの商品の値が高い。
Handmade goods are very expensive nowadays.
Today, the price of homemade goods is high.

その老夫婦には子供がなかった。
The old couple had no children.
The old couple didn't have any children.

風邪をひいていたので、学校を休んだ。
I was absent from school because I had a cold.
I missed school because I had a cold.

そのレストランは２つの高速道路の合流点に立っている。
The restaurant stands at the junction of two superhighways.
The restaurant is located at the intersection of the two highways.

先週あなたにした約束はまだ有効です。
The promise I made to you last week still holds true.
The promises you made last week are still valid.

彼の小論文は簡潔で要点をきちんと押さえていた。
His essay was concise and to the point.
His essays were simple and firm.

このような生き方は、アメリカ人から見ればあまり面白いものには見えない。
Such a lifestyle appears rather uninteresting to Americans.
This way of life does not seem so interesting to Americans.

手を上げなさい。
Raise your hand.
Hands up.

彼の助けが必要だ。
I need his help.
I need his help.

君のすばらしい仕事ぶりを見ると僕は恥ずかしくなるよ。
Your excellent work puts me to shame.
I'm embarrassed when you do a great job.

このことは誰にも言うな。
Don't tell anyone this.
Don't tell anyone about this.

トムがどこへ行ってしまったのか、私は知らない。
I don't know where Tom has gone.
I don't know where Tom is.

この料金に昼食代は入っていますか。
Is lunch included in this price?
Do you have lunch for this bill?

その新しい方法は熟考に値する。
The new method is well worth consideration.
That new method deserves to be considered.

君が忠告してくれたので成功できた。
Because of the advice that you gave me, I succeeded.
It worked because you gave me advice.

え、そうですとも。
Yes, that is most certainly so.
Yes, of course.

プロ野球に入っても、僕なんか芽が出ないんじゃないかな。
I don't think I'll make the grade if I try to play professional baseball.
I don't think I'm going to grow even if I'm in a professional baseball game.

どうしていいのかわからなくて、彼は私に助けを求めた。
Not knowing what to do, he asked me for help.
I didn't know what to do, but he asked me for help.

辛くて刺激の多いものは食べないように。
You shouldn't eat anything spicy.
Do not eat anything that is bitter and stimulating.

ビールが１杯ほしいのですが。
I'd like a glass of beer.
I'd like a beer.

私は全てを否定する。
I deny everything.
I deny everything.

私たちは彼らが新車を買うなんて予想もしなかった。
We didn't anticipate their buying a new car.
We didn't expect them to buy a new car.

ときには、機械によって意識不明の人が何年間も呼吸し続けることもあります。
Sometimes machines can make an unconscious person breathe for years.
Sometimes people who are unconscious by machine keep breathing for years.

私は彼の気分を害するのではないかと気にした。
I was afraid that I might hurt his feelings.
I thought I'd upset him.

あなたの名前のつづりを教えてください。
Please tell me how to spell your name.
Tell me your name's spelling.

横倒しになった自動車が通行の妨げになった。
A car lying on its side blocked the passage.
A car that had been knocked over was blocked.

料理人は彼の信じられない程の食欲にとても驚いた。
The cook was astonished at his incredible appetite.
The cook was amazed at his incredible appetite.

さあ、そろそろ本気で勉強を始めなくちゃ。
It's time to hit the books.
Come on, you're gonna have to start studying real soon.

トムは払った。
Tom paid.
Tom paid.

しばふに露が降りている。
The dew has fallen on the lawn.
It is pouring down upon its skirts.

駅に行く道を教えていただけませんか。
Could you tell me the way to the station, please?
Can you show me the way to the station?

血はどす黒かったです。
The blood was a dark color.
Blood was so dark.

私達はよい音楽をじゅうぶんに楽しんだ。
We enjoyed good music to the full.
We had a lot of good music.

夫がカナダ人に熱を上げて、離婚を迫られています。
My husband got the hots for a Canadian and is threatening me with divorce.
My husband is so enthusiastic about Canada that he is about to divorce me.

そう言うわけじゃない。
No, not really.
I'm not saying that.

その歌はどんな歌詩ですか。
How does that song go?
What is the song?

彼女は先生を見送りに駅に行きました。
She went to the station to see her teacher off.
She went to the station to see the teacher.

私たちはフランス語のかわりにロシア語を学んだ。
We learned Russian instead of French.
We learned Russian instead of French.

そのスピーチの要点は把握できた。
I was able to grasp the main points of the speech.
I got the point of the speech.

ボストンってどこにあるか知ってる？
Do you know where Boston is?
Do you know where Boston is?

あの人たちに私の感謝の気持ちを表したかった。
I wanted to show them my appreciation.
I wanted to thank them.

それはどこへ置いてもいい。
You can put it anywhere.
I don't care where you put it.

漢字を少し教えてください。
Teach me some kanji, please.
Let's see if we can figure out what that is.

クラス全体が先生のジョークに爆笑しました。
The whole class burst into laughter at the teacher's joke.
The whole class laughed at the teacher's jokes.

どこかまちがっているように私には思えます。
It seems to me that something's wrong.
It seems to me something's wrong.

飼い犬が尻尾を振っている。
My dog is wagging her tail.
A dog is waving its tail.

われわれはドアのそばに立ってまった。
We stood at the door and waited.
We stood by the door.

私たちはだれでも歴史にある程度の興味を持っている。ある意味ではみんな歴史家なのである。
All of us have an interest in history. In a sense, we are all historians.
We all have some interest in history. In a way, we are all historians.

幸いにして、ディックのお父さんは戦死をまぬがれました。
Luckily, Dick's father was not killed in the war.
Fortunately, Dick's father was killed in battle.

明日電話でトムに連絡して手伝ってくれるように頼むつもりだ。
I plan to telephone Tom tomorrow and ask him to help.
I'm gonna call Tom tomorrow and ask him to help me.

昨日、ひょんなことで父親の戸籍抄本のコピーを見てしまいました。
Yesterday I stumbled across a copy of my father's family register.
Yesterday, I happened to see a copy of my father's book.

散歩に出掛けていました。
I was out for a walk.
I was going for a walk.

彼は大声で笑ったが、その振る舞いは不適切に思えた。
He laughed loudly, which behavior seemed inappropriate.
He laughed loudly, but his behavior seemed inappropriate.

仕事に戻らなきゃ。
I have to go back to work.
I have to get back to work.

今日は彼は授業に遅れたが概して申し分のない生徒です。
Today he was late for his class. But he is, on the whole, a satisfactory student.
He's late for class today, but in general he's not a student.

この部屋は凍えるよ、シンディー。この寒さはたえられないよ。
It's freezing in this room, Cindy. I can't put up with this cold.
It's freezing in here, Cindy.

彼は私のわがままにこれ以上耐えられない。
He can't endure my selfishness any more.
He can't stand me anymore.

君は私に本当のことを話してくれていればよかったのに。
I wish you had told me the truth.
You should have told me the truth.

私は彼らが試験に受かることを確信している。
I am sure of their passing the examination.
I'm sure they'll take the exam.

誕生日は大事だと思います。
I think birthdays are important.
I think it's important to have a birthday.

その子はそれを箱の中に入れました。
She put it in the box.
He put it in the box.

薄暗い明かりで本を読んではいけない。
You shouldn't read in such poor light.
Don't read in the dark light.

生きてるのが嫌になってきた。
I have become disgusted of living.
I'm starting to hate being alive.

彼らはその悪法を施行しようとしている。
They are going to put the bad law in force.
They're going to enforce that law.

宇宙科学はまだその緒についたばかりである。
Space science is still in its infancy.
Space science is still on the line.

私は敵意をもったまでも、冷ややかな対応を受けた。
I met with a cool, not to say hostile, reception.
I received a cold and hostile response.

コーヒーください。
I'd like to have a coffee.
Coffee, please.

ビュッフェの内容を見せていただけますか。
Could you show me what you're serving in the buffet?
Can you show me the contents of the Buffer?

あの雲は雨の前兆だ。
That cloud bodes rain.
That cloud is a sign of rain.

トムは美しい木製家具を造ります。
Tom makes beautiful furniture out of wood.
Tom makes beautiful wood furniture.

その劇は終わった。
The show is over.
That play is over.

彼は大統領に選ばれた。
He was elected president.
He was elected president.

失礼ですがそれは私のラケットです。
Pardon me, but that is my racket.
Excuse me, it's my racquet.

お風呂先に入るね。
I'm going to take a bath first.
I'm going to take a bath.

彼女に話し掛けるのはよそう。
Let's not talk to her.
Don't talk to her.

息子はないものねだりをしている。
My son asks for the moon.
He's got nothing to do with it.

寝る前にかならず明かりを消しなさい。
Don't forget to turn off the light before you go to sleep.
Just turn off the lights before you go to bed.

冬ここではめったに雪が降りません。
It seldom snows here in winter.
There's no snow here in winter.

彼にわかるように、彼女は両手を振りました。
She waved both her hands so that he could find her.
As he knows, she waved her hands.

この椅子は座っていると、本当に気持ちいい。
When I'm sitting in this chair, it's really comfortable.
This chair feels really good when you sit down.

夕べ１０時頃君の家のそばを通ったよ。
I passed by your house about 10 last night.
I passed your house around 10:00 last night.

決してカンニングをしてはいけません。
You should on no account cheat in the exam.
Never cheat.

クリスマスにお会い出来るのを楽しみにしています。
I look forward to seeing you at Christmas.
I look forward to seeing you at Christmas.

彼の生活は心配がない。
His life is free from care.
Don't worry about his life.

彼はその小説で名を売った。
He won fame by the novel.
He sold his name in that novel.

名前が書き終わったら日付も書いておきなさい。
When you have written your name, please write the date.
And when your name's done, you'll have to write your date.

安心したことには彼は無事に帰ってきた。
To my relief, he came home safe and sound.
I'm relieved he's back safe.

教室を整理整頓するようにと命じられた。
It was ordered that the classroom be put in order.
I was told to clean up the classroom.

彼には娘は目にいれても痛くない。
His daughter is very dear to him.
It won't hurt to see his daughter.

必ずテレビのスイッチを切りなさい。
Make sure to turn off the TV.
Always turn off the TV.

あなたと私はソウルメイトなのよ。
You and I are soulmates.
You and I are soul mates.

彼は決して紳士的ではない。
He is anything but a gentleman.
He's never a gentleman.

何か食べるものを持って来ましょうか？
Can I get you something to eat?
Can I get you something to eat?

トムの兄は弁護士だ。
Tom's brother is a lawyer.
Tom's brother is a lawyer.

外国語を学ぶのは難しい。
Studying a foreign language is hard.
It’s hard to learn a foreign language.

メアリーは若いころ立派な歌手だったと言われている。
Mary is said to have been a great singer in her youth.
It is said that Mary was a good singer when she was young.

彼の気分はよく変わる。
His moods often change.
His moods change a lot.

このカーテンはすばらしい生地で出来ている。
This curtain is made of fine material.
This curtain is made of excellent fabric.

彼は新車を買った。
He bought a new car.
He bought a new car.

彼女の顔はうれしさで輝いていた。
She was beaming with delight.
Her face was shining with joy.

彼は同時代の画家の中でも傑出している。
He stands out among the painters of his time.
He is one of the artists of his time.

喫煙席をお願いします。
Smoking, please.
Can I have a smoke seat, please?

討論は夜遅くまで続いた。
The discussion went on till late at night.
The discussion continued late at night.

彼の失敗の原因を勤勉さがなかったせいにすべきではない。
His failure is not to be ascribed to want of diligence.
His failure should not be due to lack of hard work.

バブルが跡形もなく消え去ったからである。
That's because the bubble vanished into thin air.
The bubble disappeared without a trace.

君は遅れて来たよね？
You got here late, didn't you?
You're late, aren't you?

友情が彼らを結びつけた。
Friendship bound them together.
Friendship brought them together.

テレビをつけてくれる。
Will you turn on the television?
They're gonna turn on the TV.

これ触ってもいいですか？
May I feel this?
May I touch this?

私の父は毎日酒におぼれている。
My father drinks daily.
My father gets drunk every day.

彼女は帰宅が遅すぎると娘を叱った。
She scolded her daughter for coming home too late.
She scolded her daughter that it was too late to come home.

私の望みはスイスへ行くことです。
My wish is to go to Switzerland.
I want to go to Switzerland.

そのジェット機は稲光より速かった。
Those jets were faster than lightning.
The jet was faster than the lightning.

そのお金は困っている人に配られるべきだ。
The money should be distributed to those in need.
The money should be distributed to those in need.

彼女は少なくとも週一回美容院へ行く。
She goes to the beauty salon at least once a week.
She goes to the hairdresser at least once a week.

トムは今日その手紙を書かなければなりませんか。
Does Tom have to write the letter today?
Does Tom have to write that letter today?

もっと思いやりをもって接してやらないといけませんよ。
You must treat them with more consideration.
We need to be more compassionate.

友達より大切なものはない。
Nothing is more important than your friends are.
There's nothing more important than friends.

私の靴は、彼のと同じサイズです。
My shoes are the same size as his.
My shoes are the same size as his.

彼女に恋している。
I'm in love with her.
I'm in love with her.

あなたに返事をしようとしているところです。
I'm about to tell you the answer.
I'm trying to answer you.

彼女はその塀を赤く塗った。
She painted the wall red.
She painted that wall red.

我が国の海岸汚染はとても深刻なものである。
The pollution of our coasts is very serious.
Our beach pollution is very serious.

私が付けているペンダントは叔母さんからもらった。
My aunt gave me the pendant I'm wearing.
I'm wearing a pen from my aunt.

誰かがあなたを呼んでいます。
Someone is calling you.
Someone's calling you.

今年は昨年より事故が減った。
There were fewer accidents this year than last.
This year there were fewer accidents than last year.

これはカフェインレスコーヒーですか？
Is this decaf coffee?
Is this Cafe Innres coffee?

さあ飲もうじゃないか。
Let's drink.
Come on, let's have a drink.

重いけど、何とか運べます。
It's heavy, but I can manage it.
It's heavy, but I can handle it.

そのバスには五十人の乗客がいた。
There were fifty passengers on board the bus.
There were 50 passengers on the bus.

小さいころは、自分が死ねば世界は消えると思っていた。幼稚な妄想！自分はいないのに世界が続くのは許せなかった。
When I was a kid, I thought that if I died the world would just disappear. What a childish delusion! I just couldn't accept that the world could continue to exist without me.
When I was a child, I thought that if I died, the world would disappear.

人類は戦争を終わらせないと戦争は人類の存在を終わらせる。
If mankind does not put an end to war, war will put an end to mankind.
If mankind doesn't end the war, the war will end mankind's existence.

母親の象は川の中で小象の体をあらってやります。
The mother elephant bathes her baby in the river.
It's an elephant. It's an elephant. It's an elephant.

疑問の余地がない。
There is no room for doubt.
There's no question about it.

そんなしゃべり方してたら頭悪そうに見えるよ？
You sound like an idiot if you talk like this.
You don't look stupid when you talk like that, do you?

もう寝るときだ。
It's time to go to bed.
It's time for bed.

多くの時間が無駄になった。
A lot of time was wasted.
We've wasted a lot of time.

これらの物質がどのようにして体内に吸収されるのかを知りたいと思う。
I would like to know how these substances are absorbed by the body.
I want to know how these substances are absorbed into the body.

この世界は、あなたたちの住む世界から遥か３億光年離れた位置にあります。
This world is a distant three hundred million light years away from the world where you live.
This world is 300 million light years away from the world you live in.

好事魔多し。
Happy events tend to be accompanied by problems.
A lot of good guys.

いつでも好きなときにいらっしゃい。
Come whenever you like.
Come whenever you want.

彼は帰宅するやいなや、誇らしげに衝撃の発表をした。
No sooner had he come home than he proudly made an earth-shattering announcement.
As soon as he got home, he proudly announced his impact:

彼の行動は言葉と必ずしも一致しない。
His actions do not always correspond to his words.
His actions do not always match words.

「お宅にお邪魔してもよろしいですか。」「いつでも構いませんよ。」
"May I come over to your house?" "Anytime you want."
"May I come to your door?"

あなたは成功すると、私は確信している。
I'm sure you'll succeed.
I'm sure you'll succeed.

少年は母親のハンドバッグからお金を盗んだ。
The boy stole money from his mother's handbag.
The boy stole money from his mother's purse.

伝統的に、人々は４月１日にいたずらをする。
By tradition, people play practical jokes on 1 April.
Traditionally, people play tricks on April 1st.

ベジタリアンなので、できればお肉は遠慮したい。
I'm a vegetarian, so I'd rather not have meat, if that's okay.
I'm a vegetarian, so I don't want to eat meat if I can.

ケリーは体育をサボって家に帰った。
Kelly cut physical education and went home.
Kelly skipped physical and went home.

何と言ってよいかわからなかったので、私は黙っていた。
Since I didn't know what to say, I remained silent.
I didn't know what to say, so I kept quiet.

彼女は善悪の区別をつけることができない。
She cannot distinguish right from wrong.
She can't distinguish between right and wrong.

ダーウィンはイギリスで知っていたのとは異なる動物や鳥を研究した。
Darwin studied the animals and birds different from those he knew in England.
Darwin studied animals and birds that were different from what he knew in England.

私は１日たりともこの辞書なしでは済まされない。
I cannot do without this dictionary even for a single day.
I will never be let go without this dictionary for a day.

彼らは勝利を自分たちのものだと思った。
They assumed a victory as their own.
They thought victory was theirs.

タバコは健康に良くないことを忘れないでね。
Keep in mind that smoking is not good for your health.
Don't forget that tobacco is not good for your health.

私が本当のことを言っていないというのですか。
Are you suggesting that I am not telling the truth?
You're saying I'm not telling the truth?

始まりがよければ半分できたも同じ。
Well begun is half done.
That's the same thing as half the start if you had a start.

若者は、外国に行きたがる。
Young people are eager to go abroad.
Young people want to go abroad.

トムの字ってうまくはないけど読みやすいよね。
Tom, your handwriting isn't very good, but it's easy to read.
Tom's handwriting doesn't work, but it's easy to read.

その会社の税引き前利益は２億５０００万ドルだった。
The company's profit amounted to $250 million before tax.
The pre-tax profit of the company was 250 million dollars.

彼女は頭を枕にのせた。
She laid her head down on the pillow.
She put her head on a pillow.

彼女は今夜アメリカへ出発する予定です。
She is leaving for America tonight.
She's leaving for America tonight.

私はアメリカ人ではありません。私はカナダ人です。
I am not an American. I am a Canadian.
I'm not American. I'm Canadian.

誰か写真を撮ってくれるかしら？
Can someone take our picture?
Can you take a picture of someone?

彼はその革命で積極的な役割をした。
He played an active part in the revolution.
He played an active role in that revolution.

演説する人は皆が見えるところに立つべきだ。
A person giving a speech should stand where everyone can see him.
Everyone who speaks should stand where they can see it.

これは本当ですか。
Is this true?
Is this true?

乳歯の横に永久歯がはえてきました。
An adult tooth came in right next to a baby tooth.
We've got permanent teeth right next to our baby teeth.

彼はその本に興味を示した。
He showed an interest in the book.
He showed interest in the book.

彼は暗がりを怖がった。
He was afraid of the dark.
He was afraid of the dark.

わたしはその問題を真剣に考えなかった。
I didn't consider the subject seriously.
I didn’t take the matter seriously.

高速道路を走る時は、いくら注意しても十分とは言えない。
You can't be too careful driving on the expressway.
It’s not enough to be on the highway.

あの自転車は私たちの学校のものです。
That bicycle belongs to our school.
That bike belongs to our school.

遅刻してすみません。
Excuse me for being late.
I'm sorry I'm late.

急げば、学校に間に合いますよ。
Hurry up, and you'll be in time for school.
If you hurry, you'll be in time for school.

核兵器は人類の破滅以外の何ももたらさないだろう。
Nuclear weapons will bring about nothing but the ruin of mankind.
The nuclear weapons will bring nothing but the destruction of the human race.

われわれは過ぎし日の事を、必ずしも愛情とは言えないまでも少なくとも一種の憧れを持ってふりかえるのである。
We look back on days gone by, if not always with affections, at any rate with a kind of wistfulness.
We can pretend that the past and the day are at least a sort of longing, if not necessarily a love.

長期の欠席について彼に弁明を求めた。
We called him to account for his long absence.
He asked for an explanation about the long absence.

生徒たちの多くは疲れていた。
Many of the students were tired.
Many of the students were tired.

日が沈んだので、彼らは仕事をやめた。
The sun went down, so they quit working.
They quit work because the sun had set.

もっと気楽に生きなよ。
Take it easy.
You're gonna have to take it easy on yourself.

それは高すぎます。
That's too expensive.
It's too high.

私は空に不思議な動く物体を見た。
I saw a strange moving object in the sky.
I saw a strange moving object in the sky.

この時計は一日１分進む。
This clock gains one minute a day.
This clock goes one minute a day.

トムは素早く朝ご飯を食べた。
Tom quickly ate his breakfast.
Tom ate breakfast fast.

日本に滞在した７年の間に、彼は日本語を熱心に勉強した。
During his seven years in Japan, he studied Japanese in earnest.
During his seven years in Japan, he studied Japanese enthusiastically.

わたしはそうするつもりは無かった。
I didn't mean to do that.
I didn't mean to.

彼らは日本に定住した。
They settled in Japan.
They settled in Japan.

追加の最終締め切りは６月１０日朝7時です。
The new final deadline is at 7 o'clock on June 10th.
The final stop is at 7 a.m. on June 10th.

彼が来るかどうかはどうでもいいことだ。
It makes no difference to me whether he comes or not.
It doesn't matter if he's coming.

伊藤先生は、歴史を教えていますか。
Does Mr Ito teach history?
Mr. Ito is teaching history.

クリスの行動を選択して下さい。
Select action for Chris.
Choose Chris's behavior.

ほっとしたようだね。
You look relieved.
You seem relieved.

君の自転車は私のと似ている。
Your bicycle is similar to mine.
Your bike looks just like mine.

どういう意味ですか？
What does that mean?
What do you mean?

私の兄は、大学を卒業した後、さらに研究を進めるために合衆国に行った。
After graduating from college my brother went to the United States for the purpose of doing further research.
After graduating from college, my brother went to the United States to further his research.

もしかして、私のこと怖がってる？
Are you, by any chance, scared of me?
Are you afraid of me?

どこに自転車を置いたらいいですか。
Where can I leave my bicycle?
I don't know where to put my bike.

彼は先月パリへ出発した。
He set out for Paris last month.
He left for Paris last month.

困難な目に会っています。
I am in the soup.
I've seen a lot of trouble.

君が行かないのなら私も行きません。
If you don't go, I won't, either.
I won't go if you don't.

月に１回ほんの２、３行でいいからブログを書いていればそれだけで英語力が上がります。
Because just a few lines once a month are sufficient, if you write a blog, your ability in English will increase just from doing this.
If you write a blog only a few lines a month, that will make you more English-language.

その結果がどうなろうと私には関係ない。
Those consequences are no concern of mine.
I don't care what happens.

今日のお昼は何食べた？
What did you have for lunch today?
What did you have for lunch today?

顔にぶつぶつができてる。最近、寝不足だから。
I'm getting little pimples on my face. I wonder if I've been getting enough sleep lately.
There's a bump in your face because you haven't slept in a while.

彼らは動物園へ行った。
They went to the zoo.
They went to the zoo.

このネクタイとあのジャケットはよく似合う。
This tie and that jacket go well together.
This tie and that jacket look good.

その部屋に入ると、彼女がピアノを弾いていた。
When I entered the room, she was playing the piano.
I went into that room and she was playing the piano.

私は泳げます。
I'm able to swim.
I can swim.

彼は私の言うことにはまったく馬耳東風だ。
He turns a deaf ear to me.
He's totally deaf to what he says.

私達の先生は女生徒だけをえこひいきする。
Our teacher favors only the girl students.
Our teacher treats only girls.

耳で見える。
See with your ears.
I can see it in your ears.

これ、冷蔵庫に入れておくよ。
I'll put this in the refrigerator.
I'll put this in the fridge.

私は18才です。
I'm 18 years old.
I'm 18.

月曜日には彼の状態は少しだけ良くなった。
On Monday, his condition improved slightly.
On Monday, his condition was a little better.

あの女の子は映画スターになりたかったんだ。
That girl wanted to become a movie star.
That girl wanted to be a movie star.

トムは今頃はもうボストンにいるのだと思っていました。
I thought that Tom would be in Boston by now.
I thought Tom was in Boston by now.

私は彼女の赤ちゃんの面倒を見なければいけなかった。
I had to take care of her baby.
I had to take care of her baby.

彼は上司を殺そうと企んだが実行しなかった。
He planned to murder his boss, but did not carry it out.
He didn't try to kill his boss.

歯並びをきちんと直していただきたいのですが。
I would like to have my teeth straightened.
And I'm going to show you how to do that.

ご署名をお願いします。
Please sign your name here.
Please sign.

その病気は治らない。
That disease is incurable.
You can't cure that disease.

彼女が結婚したといううわさがある。
There is a rumor that she got married.
There's a rumor that she's married.

どなたか Beispiel という言葉を使ったドイツ語の例文を作っていただけないでしょうか？
Could someone make an example sentence using the German word "Beispiel"?
I'd like to ask you a few questions.

放っておいてください、さもないと警察を呼びますよ。
Leave me alone or I'll call the police.
Leave me alone, or I'll call the police.

最近はどんな物に凝っているの？
What are you into these days?
What is it you've been working on lately?

彼女は彼にぴょこんとおじぎをした。
She bobbed at him.
She smiled at him.

黒幕的な存在は誰だ。
Who's pulling the strings behind the scenes?
Who's behind this?

被害は最小限に食い止められた。
The damage was held to a minimum.
The damage was minimized.

彼はメイドを使っている。
He has a maid.
He's using a maid.

彼は私の腕をつかんで私の目をじっと見た。
He took me by the arm and looked me in the eye.
He grabbed my arm and looked me in the eye.

彼女は疲れていたのでリンゴの木によりかかった。
She was worn out, and leaned against the apple tree.
'I'm tired,' said the Caterpillar. 'I'm tired.'

その会合は要するに時間の無駄だった。
The meeting, in short, was a waste of time.
That meeting was a waste of time.

そのりんごは腐り始めている。
The apple has begun to decay.
It's starting to rot.

明日雪が降ったら、わたしは雪だるまを作ります。
If it snows tomorrow, I will build a snowman.
When it snows tomorrow, I will make a snowman.

温度計は温度を測る器具です。
The thermometer is an instrument for measuring temperature.
So let's take a look at this.

世界にはたくさんの異なった民族がいる。
There are a lot of different peoples in the world.
There are many different ethnic groups in the world.

彼は聴衆に静かな口調で演説した。
He addressed the audience in a soft tone.
He spoke in a quiet tone to the audience.

私たちは、君が試験に合格したときいている。
We have heard of your success in the exam.
We were when you passed the exam.

君は本気でそう言うのか。
Are you in earnest in saying so?
Are you serious?

トムは賢い犬を飼っている。
Tom has a smart dog.
Tom has a smart dog.

彼は聴衆に静かな口調で話し掛けました。
He addressed the audience in a soft voice.
He spoke in a quiet tone to the audience.

中に入らないと、耳が凍りそうだ。
My ears are going to freeze if I don't go in.
If we don't get inside, we'll freeze our ears.

新種の稲によっては年に２、３回収穫できる物もある。
Some new kinds of rice can be harvested two or three times a year.
Some new varieties of rice can be harvested several times a year.

彼はきっと来ると思う。
He is sure to come.
I'm sure he'll come.

叔父は冗談のつもりでその話を私にした。
My uncle told me the story by way of a joke.
My uncle told me that as a joke.

彼は北海道へ行ったことがある。
He has been to Hokkaido.
He's been to the North Sea.

ここに座ってもいいですか？
Can I sit here?
May I sit here?

豊作で米の値段が下がった。
The good harvest brought down the price of rice.
A good crop cost less for rice.

今朝あの人が私に２冊の本を貸してくれました。
The man lent me two books this morning.
He gave me two books this morning.

彼女は座ることに慣れている。
She is used to sitting.
She's used to sitting.

君のお母さんの病気をきづかってやって来ました。
We came on account of your sick mother.
I'm here to cure your mother's illness.

トムは高価なワインと安いワインの違いを説明できない。
Tom can't explain the difference between cheap wine and expensive wine.
Tom can't explain the difference between expensive wines and cheap wines.

価格は去年の２倍になっている。
The price is double what it was last year.
The price is double what it was last year.

私は一人でこれをしなければならない。
I have to do this alone.
I have to do this alone.

これは飲料水ではない。
This isn't drinking water.
This is not drinking water.

その犬は私のブーツを食いちぎった。
The dog chewed off my boot.
That dog ripped off my boots.

どうかもう少し静かにして下さい。
Less noise, please.
Please be a little more quiet.

今は何もすることがありません。
I don't have anything to do now.
There's nothing to do right now.

父が私を現在の私にしてくれた。
My father made me what I am today.
My father gave me the current one.

彼無しで生きていく何て私には考えられない。
I can't conceive of living without him.
I can't imagine living without him.

ここでは遠慮はいりません。
Please make yourself at home here.
There's no need to be afraid here.

手紙の返事をお忘れなく。
Remember to answer his letter.
Don't forget to answer the letter.

彼は非常にきちんとした人なので、すべての鍋類はあるべき場所に整理されている。
He is such a tidy person. Every pot and pan is in its place.
He's a very decent man, so all the cauldrons have been organized where they should be.

祖父はいつも何やかやぶつぶつ不平を言っていた。
My grandfather was always grumbling about something or other.
My grandfather used to complain about it all the time.

水は水平になろうとする。
Water tries to find its own level.
The water moves horizontally.

動物にも魂があると思いますか。
Do you think animals have souls?
Do you think there's a soul in an animal?

あなたのスーツケース、運んであげますよ。
I can carry those suitcases for you.
I'll bring you your suitcase.

トムとビルは別々に考えて同じ結論に達した。
Tom and Bill arrived at the conclusion independently of each other.
Tom and Bill came to the same conclusion separately.

会議では下記を話し合うつもりです。
I'd like to discuss the following at the meeting.
We're going to discuss the following at the conference.

僕らがもう一度やるべきだという点では君に賛成。
I agree with you that we should try again.
I agree with you that we should do it again.

彼は文学を勉強するつもりでイタリアに行った。
He went to Italy with a view to studying literature.
He went to Italy to study literature.

私は彼女にスキーを思いとどまらせた。
I argued her out of going skiing.
I kept her thinking of skis.

彼女は異性の前では非常に恥ずかしがる。
She feels very shy in the presence of the opposite sex.
She is very embarrassed in front of the opposite sex.

トムはプロ野球選手です。
Tom is a professional baseball player.
Tom is a professional baseball player.

先生はその少年が正直なので誉めた。
The teacher praised the boy for his honesty.
The teacher praised the boy for being honest.

私は大変腹立たしい。
I am very angry.
I'm so angry.

勤勉は成功の代価だ。
Hard work is the price of success.
Hard work is the price of success.

私はまだこの自転車に愛着がある。
I am still attached to this bicycle.
I still love this bike.

あっ！教えてくれ。
Oh! Show me how.
What are you doing?

どのくらいの料金がかかりますか。
How much will it cost?
How much is it going to cost?

私は帰りの電車で寝過ごしてしまった。
On my way home, I fell asleep on the train and rode past my station.
I slept on the train home.

今日の豆知識コーナー！ 今日は「カルピス」の由来について。
Today's trivia corner! Today it's about the origin of Calpis.
Today's bean knowledge corner!

大学ってもっと楽しいところだと思ってた。
I thought college would be a more interesting place.
I thought college was more fun.

忍耐力がありません。
I have no patience.
I don't have the patience.

ビルは突然トムを殴った。
Bill dealt Tom a sudden blow.
Bill suddenly hit Tom.

私はスーツケースを私の部屋に運んでもらった。
I had my suitcase carried to my room.
I took the suitcase to my room.

そのクラブは女性１０人で構成されています。
The club is composed of ten women.
The club consists of 10 women.

この習慣は世代から世代へと受け継がれてきた。
This custom has been handed down from generation to generation.
The practice has been passed on from generation to generation.

この型の携帯電話はよく売れています。
This type of mobile phone sells well.
This type of cell phone sells well.

猫は椅子の上にいますか、椅子の下にいますか。
Is the cat on the chair or under the chair?
The cat is on the chair, under the chair.

彼はお金についてはたいへん締まり屋だ。
He is very close with his money.
He's a very tight guy about money.

考えが変わりました。
I've changed my mind.
I've changed my mind.

捜査員らは暗殺計画を摘発しました。
Investigators uncovered an assassination plot.
Investigators have come up with an assassination plan.

彼女は彼の昔の恋文を大切にしていた。
She cherished his old love letters.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," she said.

あなたはお母さんを手伝わなければならない。
You must help your mother.
You have to help your mother.

この問題は軽々しく扱ってはならない。
This matter must not be trifled with.
Don't treat this lightly.

彼って時々おもしろいんですよ。
He's sometimes an interesting fellow.
He's funny sometimes.

彼は私達に対して実に堅苦しい。
He is very formal with us.
He's very hard on us.

私は今朝電車に乗るときに旧友に会った。
As I got the train this morning, I met an old friend of mine.
I met an old friend on the train this morning.

「あ、は、はい・・・ごめん、玲姉」「コラ。幾ら親戚とはいえ、私は先輩医師よ？院内ではちゃんとケジメをつけなさい」
"Ah, y-yes ... Sorry, Coz." "Hey! You might be my relative but here I'm your senior and a doctor. Keep things straight while you're in the hospital!"
"Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

父はそんな馬鹿なことをしたことで息子に腹を立てた。
The father was angry with his son for doing such a silly thing.
My father was angry with my son for doing such a stupid thing.

メアリーは自分のドレスをどう思うか尋ねたが、トムは感じたままを口にするほど馬鹿ではなかった。
Mary asked Tom what he thought of her dress, but he knew better than to tell her what he really thought.
"I don't know what you're talking about," said Mary.

もっといいこと思いつきませんか。
Can you think of something better?
Can't you think of a better idea?

私は５時頃起きた。
I got up about five.
I woke up around 5:00.

書物は人生の楽しみを増やす。
Books add to the pleasures of life.
Books increase the enjoyment of life.

上司はいらいらしてきました。
My boss is starting to get edgy.
My boss hates me.

ネズミが一匹部屋の中を走りまわっている。
A mouse is running about in the room.
Rats are running through one room.

彼はボート作りの過程を説明した。
He explained the process of building a boat.
He explained the process of boat building.

彼女は彼に悪友に近づかないように言った。
She told him to keep away from bad friends.
She told him not to come near bad friends.

わたしは韓国を訪れたい。
I want to visit South Korea.
I want to visit Korea.

私は絶対に一人では飲みません。
I never drink alone.
I'll never drink alone.

どれほどたくさんの不幸な結婚があるかはおどろくほどである。
It is surprising how many unhappy marriages there are.
It’s amazing how many unhappy marriages there are.

彼は暇なときにそれをやった。
He did it at his leisure.
He did it when he was free.

そのにおいは学校中に広がった。
The smell penetrated through the whole school.
The smell spread all over the school.

彼らは資本主義にピリオドを打ち社会主義社会を建設した。
They ended capitalism and built a socialist society.
They defeated capitalism in order to build a socialist society.

その大臣は不正取引によって窮地に立ちました。
The minister was in a fix over illegal dealings.
The minister was in trouble with the illegal trade.

きみにあえて嬉しい。
I am happy to meet you.
I'm glad you're here.

私は彼が有名な音楽家であることを知っている。
I know that he is a famous musician.
I know he's a famous musician.

彼は強そうにみえる。
He looks strong.
He looks strong.

あなたの家を思う熱心が、わたしを食い尽くす。
Zeal for your house will consume me.
I'm eager to think about your house, but I'm going to eat me up.

物価が下がった。
Prices have gone down.
Price went down.

トムとメアリーは怒鳴り合い始めた。
Tom and Mary began yelling at each other.
Tom and Mary started to yell at each other.

子供が池のそばに行かないように気をつけてください。
Please see to it that the child does not go near the pond.
Be careful that the kid doesn't go near the pond.

彼女は僕と同い年だ。
She and I are of an age.
She's my age.

切符が見つかりません。なくしたに違いない。
I can't find my ticket. I must have lost it.
I couldn't find a ticket. I must have lost it.

ごめん。１０分ほど遅れるわ。
I'm sorry. I will be 10 minutes late.
I'm sorry, I'm gonna be ten minutes late.

彼は８時前に帰ってきた。
He came back before eight.
He came home before 8:00.

時のたつのは早いものだ。
Time flies.
Time is fast.

トムはメアリーを騙した。
Tom tricked Mary.
Tom lied to Mary.

羊の毛はもこもこしている。
Sheep fur is fluffy.
The sheep's hair is tough.

健康を害してはじめてその価値がわかるものだ。
It's not until you have lost your health that you realize its value.
It's only when it's bad for your health that you know what it's worth.

今朝、コーヒーショップでとても熱いダブルエスプレッソを飲んだ。
I drank a very hot double espresso at the coffee shop this morning.
I drank a very hot double espresso at a coffee shop this morning.

「いつ戻りますか。」 「天候次第です。」
"When will you be back?" "It all depends on the weather."
When will he return? Depends on the weather.

暗すぎて、外では遊べない。
It's too dark to play outside.
It's too dark to play outside.

残りの５個を至急お送りください。
Would you please send the remaining five units right away?
Please send the other five immediately.

学食に飽きた。
I am tired of eating at the school cafeteria.
I'm tired of eating.

秋には、木から葉が落ちる。
In the autumn, leaves fall from trees.
In the fall, the leaves fall from the trees.

彼の言うことがわかったか。
Did you make out what he said?
Do you understand what he's saying?

どうしてそんなに古い車がほしいのですか。
Why do you want such an old car?
Why do you want such an old car?

コンドームを持っていますか。
Do you have any condoms?
Do you have a condom?

必要なら私は来ます。
I'll come if necessary.
I'll come if you need me.

合図で皆がドアの方へ向かった。
Everybody made for the door at the signal.
Everyone's headed towards the door.

彼女は歌手として高く評価されていますか。
Is she valued highly as a singer?
Is she highly valued as a singer?

もしも、単なる手落ちでお支払いが遅れているのでしたら、早急に対処してくださいますか。
If the delay is simply an oversight, will you please take care of it at once?
If you’re just in a bad mood and you're late, will you take care of it quickly?

人ごみは大嫌い。
I hate it when there are a lot of people.
I hate people.

彼女はむっつりとした表情を浮かべていた。
She had a sullen look on her face.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," she said.

この講習会に参加をご希望のかたは、今すぐお電話ください。
Please give us a call now if you want to participate in the workshop!
If you wish to participate in this course, please call me right now.

政府は少数派を弾圧した。
The government clamped down on the minority group.
The government suppressed the minority.

君の収入は僕の収入の約２倍だ。
Your income is about twice as large as mine.
Your income is about double my income.

その男はとうとう立ち去った。
The man went off at last.
The man turned away.

それはこのようにして起こった。
It came about in this way.
It happened this way.

あなたは去年篠山に住んでいましたか。
Did you live in Sasayama last year?
Did you live in Mount Fuji last year?

彼が来たら知らせてもらえませんか。
Will you let me know when he comes?
Why don't you let me know when he comes?

踊り続けて。
Keep dancing.
Keep dancing.

あなたたちは手をつないで歩きますか。
Do you walk hand in hand?
Will you walk with your hands held together?

ダイヤが乱れている。
The timetable was disrupted.
There's a problem with diamonds.

体温は午後に最も高くなる。
Body temperature is highest in the afternoon.
His body temperature is highest in the afternoon.

私たちは忙しくてのらくらしていられない。
We are too busy to be idle.
We are too busy to be distracted.

あなたがスキーに行かないのなら、私もいきません。
If you don't go skiing, I won't, either.
If you don't go ski, I won't.

「どうすりゃいいんだ？」僕は独り言ちた。
"What shall I do?" I said to myself.
"What am I supposed to do?" I said to myself.

ビートルズは彼らの素晴らしい音楽で有名になった。
The Beatles set the world on fire with their incredible music.
They became famous for their great music.

昨日あった老人が言うにはゴキブリは食べられるし味もそう悪くないとか。
According to the old man I met yesterday, cockroaches can be eaten and don't taste all that bad.
The old man said yesterday that roaches can be eaten and flavored as well.

誕生日はどのように祝いましたか。
How did you celebrate your birthday?
How did you celebrate your birthday?

トムはめったに遅刻しない。
Tom is seldom late.
Tom won't be late.

うかつにもそれを見逃してしまった。
I missed it inadvertently.
I accidentally missed it.

個人的な質問はしないほうがいいよ。
You shouldn't ask personal questions.
Don't ask me any personal questions.

何かが私の腕をはい上がってくるのを感じた。
I felt something crawling up my arm.
I felt something coming up my arm.

脚が治ったらまた動き回ります。
I'll be about again when my leg heals.
When the leg heals, it moves around again.

我々には死か降伏かのどちらかしかない。
We have the alternative of death and submission.
We are either dead or surrender.

彼女の母親はエアロビクスを週に一回行う。
Her mother does aerobics once a week.
Her mother performs the anerobics once a week.

私の専攻は歴史です。
History is my major.
My major is history.

夕食後、私は皿を洗った。
After supper, I washed the dishes.
After dinner, I washed dishes.

そらバスが来た。
Here's the bus.
There's a bus coming.

君は時には子供の世話をしなければならない。
You should look after the children from time to time.
Sometimes you have to take care of your children.

悪い習慣を取り除くことはとても難しい。
It's very hard to get rid of bad habits.
Getting rid of bad habits is very difficult.

彼のそれのやり方を知っていますか。
Do you know the way that he does it?
Do you know how he does it?

私はもう一度それを調べた。
I looked it over once more.
I looked it up again.

私が結婚するまで母親を生かしておきたかった。
I had hoped that my mother would live until I got married.
I wanted to keep her alive until I got married.

一日でも君のことを思わずに過ごすことはまず無い。
Hardly a day passes that I don't think of you.
I wouldn't spend a day without thinking about you.

彼が来るというニュースはたちまち広まった。
The news that he would come, quickly got abroad.
The news spread that he was coming.

彼女は友達から愛されています。
She's loved by her friends.
She's loved by her friends.

しばらくお待ちください。
Please hold on a moment.
Please wait a moment.

改めて反芻してると、何だか恥ずかしいぞ。
Now that I think over it, it's somewhat embarrassing.
I don't know what I'm going to do if you're back on your feet again.

人類は科学と技術で自然を征服したいと願っている。
Man hopes to master nature with science and technology.
Humans want to conquer nature with science and technology.

一等賞は王女からのキスです。
The grand prize is a kiss from the princess.
First prize is a kiss from the princess.

対戦相手を脅すという彼のやり方を彼らは気に入らなかった。
They did not like the way he threatened his opponents.
They didn't like his way of threatening his opponent.

戦争は歴史上ずっと飢餓を引き起こしてきた。
War has produced famine throughout history.
The war has caused famine throughout history.

少しお待ちいただけますか。
Would you please wait for a few minutes?
Can you hold on for a second?

この木は実が一つもならない。
This tree bears no fruit.
This tree has no fruit.

前はよくピザを食べてたんだけど。
I often used to eat pizza.
I used to eat pizza.

これどういう意味？
What's the meaning of this?
What's this supposed to mean?

ポットにもう少しお茶が残っていたに違いない。
There must have been some more tea in the pot.
There must have been some more tea in the pot.

トムに見覚えがあると思った。
I thought I recognized Tom.
I thought you knew Tom.

彼は働きすぎて、病気になった。
He worked too hard, and became sick.
He worked too hard. He got sick.

パソコンを始めた頃はノートンの重いソフトに騙され四苦八苦していた。
When I started using a computer I was taken in by Norton's CPU-hungry software and had a lot of trouble.
When I started my computer, I was fooled by the heavy software on the laptop.

私が昨日会ったのはジャックでした。
It was Jack that I met yesterday.
I met Jack yesterday.

歩きましょうか、それともバスで行きますか。
Shall we walk or take the bus?
Do you want me to walk or do you want to take the bus?

メガネが見つからない。
I can't find my glasses.
I can't find my glasses.

かまわないよ。ぼくがやってあげるよ。
Don't worry. I'll do it.
Don't worry, I'll do it.

カラーフィルムを一本ください。
One roll of color film, please.
One color film please.

難しくはない。
It's not complicated.
It's not hard.

家に帰らなくちゃ。
I need to go home.
I have to go home.

驚いたことに勝ってしまった。
To my great surprise, we won!
Amazingly, I won.

本を再び読み続けた。
I went on with my reading.
I kept reading the book again.

１年以内にあなた方が全員、流暢な英語を話しているようにしてあげます。
I'll have you all speaking fluent English within a year.
I'll make sure you all speak fluent English within a year.

あの人にお金を貸したんだけど、まだ返してもらってない。
I lent him some money, but he hasn't returned it yet.
I loaned him money, but he hasn't returned it yet.

ピーターは父親と全然似ていない。
Peter isn't anything like his father.
Peter doesn't look like his father at all.

田中さんは今度生まれた赤ちゃんの写真をたくさん見せてくれた。
Mr. Tanaka showed us many pictures of his newborn baby.
Tanaka showed me a lot of pictures of the baby that was born next time.

おはよう！ ごめん、待った？
Morning! Sorry, did I keep you waiting?
I'm sorry, did you wait?

彼はバスで会社に通っている。
He commutes to his office by bus.
He's on a bus to the company.

『極道の妻たち』は、1986年、東映配給網により公開されたヤクザ映画。
"Gang Wives" is a Yakuza movie released in 1986 by Toei Distribution Network.
"Virgins of the Arctic" is a Yakuza film released in 1986 by the Occupy Network.

彼か私かのどちらかがその会合に出席しなければならない。
Either he or I am to attend the meeting.
He or I must attend that meeting.

毒が全身に回った。
The poison has pervaded his whole system.
The poison was all over him.

オートバイを持っていますか。
Do you have a bike?
Do you have a motorcycle?

この指輪は光沢をうしなった。
This ring lost its luster.
The ring is brilliant.

その試合の最終得点は３対１だった。
The final score of the game was 3 to 1.
The final score for the match was 3 to 1.

僕はインチキをすることを教えられていたのだ。
I was being taught to cheat.
I was taught to cheat.

その県知事は７月の選挙で勝利をおさめました。
The prefectural governor got the upper hand in the July elections.
The district governor won a victory in July.

和室が好きな英国人もいると言われます。
It is said that some British people like a Japanese-style room.
I'm told that there are some British people who like the Japanese room.

お静かに。
Be quiet.
Be quiet.

どこか行く前に、いくらかお金を両替しないとね。
Before we go anywhere, we should exchange some money.
So let's say that I'm going to have to change some money.

彼女は今夜のパーティーの前に着替えをしなければならない。
She has to change clothes before tonight's party.
She has to get dressed before the party tonight.

私こんなにおそくまで外出歩いたことないわい。
I've never stayed out this late walking before.
I've never been out this late.

その校歌を聞くと私は楽しい昔の日々を思い出す。
The college song reminds me of the good old days.
Listen to that school song, and I remember the happy days of the past.

私はショーの劇が特に好きというわけではない。
I am not particularly fond of Shaw's plays.
I’m not particularly fond of the show.

小切手で支払う。
I will pay for it by check.
I'll pay you in a check.

ただで差し上げます。
You may have it for nothing.
I'll give it up for free.

その点では私は君と意見が違う。
I differ from you on that point.
I don't think that's what you think.

その陶磁器は特別な棚に陳列されていた。
The china was displayed in a special cabinet.
The ceramic was displayed on a special shelf.

何がそんなに悲しいの？
What makes you so sad?
What's so sad about it?

エルモア・ジェイムズのコピーじゃないぜ。
Elmore James got nothin' on this, baby.
It's not a copy of Elmore James.

私たちは彼をとても正直だと思っている。
We think him to be very honest.
We think he's very honest.

ここでは最低賃金は存在しない。
There's no minimum wage here.
There is no minimum wage here.

頂上が雪でおおわれている山はなんという山ですか。
What is the name of the mountain whose top is covered with snow?
What is the mountain where the top is covered by snow?

たばこは健康に悪いことは言うまでもない。
It goes without saying that smoking is bad for your health.
Not to mention tobacco's bad for health.

好きな人はもちろんいるけど、片思いなの。だって、その人にはとても素敵な奥さんがいるんだもの。
I do have a crush, but it's not mutual. He already has a lovely wife, anyways.
Of course there are people I like, but I love them, because they have a very nice wife.

このエントリーフォームが動かないのか、それともうちのインターネット接続が正常じゃないのか？
Is the entry form not working or is my Internet connection not working right?
Is this entry form not working, or is our Internet connection normal?

我々の実験は先週失敗した。
Our experiment went wrong last week.
Our experiment failed last week.

若者は非常に身長の伸びを見せた。
Young people have shown a lot of improvement in physical stature.
The young man showed quite a stretch of height.

暗がりではっきり見えなかったが、娘の顔が半泣きらしいことは声で判った。
He could not see well in the dark, but from the sound of her voice he could tell that the girl was on the verge of tears.
I couldn't see clearly in the dark, but my voice confirmed that my daughter's face was half crying.

駐車場はほとんど空いてた。
The parking lot was almost empty.
The parking lot was almost empty.

手紙書いてね。
Write me sometime, OK?
Write a letter.

その夜の大半を、私たちは休暇のことを話し合って過ごした。
We spent most of the evening talking about our vacation.
We spent most of the night talking about vacations.

もし、君が僕ならそんなことはしないだろう。
Were I you, I would not do such a thing.
If you were me, you wouldn't do that.

具合がよくありません。医者を呼びにやってくれませんか。
I'm not feeling well. Could you please send for a doctor?
I'm not feeling well. Can you call a doctor?

断じて私は考えを変えません。
I will never change my mind.
No, I won't change my mind.

私たちは彼の言葉に腹を立てた。
What he said made us angry.
We were angry at his words.

あんまりかっこいい人を知ると、それまで普通だった人がかっこ悪い人になっちゃうからよくない。
Hanging around really cool people too much isn’t great because it makes all the other ordinary people you’ve hung out with until then look uncool.
It’s not good to get to know someone who's so cool.

すみません、間違えました。
Sorry, I made a mistake.
I'm sorry, I made a mistake.

砂糖がないよ。
We don't have sugar.
No sugar.

残りはとっておけ。
Keep the rest for yourself.
Keep the rest.

キャベツは生産過剰で値をくずした。
The price of cabbage fell because of overproduction.
The cabbage lost its value by overproduction.

私はスーパーで財布を無くしたに違いない。
I must have lost my purse in the supermarket.
I must have lost my wallet at the supermarket.

どうしていいのか分からない。
I had no idea what to do.
I don't know what to do.

たとえば、標本はいくつですか。
How many samples, for example?
So what's the probability of getting a sample?

休みがつづくととても退屈です。
The holiday continues to be very boring.
I'm very bored at the end of the day.

多くの実業家たちは政府の役人にとり入るために、進物や金を惜しげもなくあたえる。
Many businessmen, in order to curry favor with government officials, will shower them with gifts and money.
Many businessmen are unscathed with advance and money to get into government officials.

これは彼女自身が描いた絵です。
This is a picture of her own painting.
This is his own drawing.

グレイ様からの恋文？
A love letter from Gray?
The love letter from Lord Gray?

一番近いバス停はどこですか。
Where's the nearest bus stop?
Where's the nearest bus stop?

こんな寒いとこで何してんの？
What are you doing in a freezing place like this?
What are you doing in this cold place?

とうとう私達はその質問を解くことに成功した。
At last, we succeeded in solving the question.
Finally, we succeeded in answering that question.

この種の洋服地は持ちがよくないだろう。
The suit materials of this sort will not stand up well.
This kind of clothing is not going to hold very well.

われわれはお返しに何かを与えないで、それらのものを享受することは当然できないのである。
It should not be possible for us to enjoy them without giving something in return.
We can't afford to enjoy them without giving them something in return.

お前の心が助けを求めてる。
You are soul needs rescue.
Your heart needs your help.

彼女は頭が良くて、最もいいと子は大変心が優しい。
She is beautiful, intelligent and, what is best of all, very kind-hearted.
She's smart and she's the best.

彼の今日あるのは勉強のおかげである。
Hard work has made him what he is.
It's because of his study that he has today.

ビジネスマンの成功は注意深い財政管理の上に築かれる。
A successful business is built on careful financial management.
A businessman’s success is built on careful financial management.

時間というものは早く経過するものだ。
Time runs on.
Time is an early thing.

私は特にこれといってすることがない。
I have nothing particular to do.
I don't particularly have to say this.

警察はその事故の原因を調査中である。
The police are investigating the cause of the accident.
Police are investigating the cause of the accident.

マイクロファイバークロスは、髪の毛の１００分の１という細さの繊維で編みあげられたクロスです。
Microfibre cloth is cloth woven from fibres as narrow as a hundredth of the width of a hair.
Microfibercross is a cross woven from a thin fiber of a hundredth of a hair.

私は腕時計を修理してもらわなければならない。
I have to get my watch repaired.
I have to get my watch fixed.

６と４を足すと１０になる。
Add six and four and you have ten.
So we're going to add 6 and 4 to both sides of this equation.

電話すればよかったのに。
You should've phoned.
You should have called.

もし助言がなかったとしたらあなたは失敗していただろう。
But for my advice, you would have failed.
If it hadn't been for advice, you would have failed.

私はバスに乗り遅れるかもしれないと思った。
I was afraid that I might be late for the bus.
I thought I might miss the bus.

ボブは昆虫の視察に楽しみを感じている。
Bob derives pleasure from observing insects.
Bob enjoys visiting insects.

君は運転免許をとるには、まだ若すぎる。
You're still too young to get a driver's license.
You're too young to get a driver's license.

暗すぎる。
It's too dark.
It's too dark.

さすがだね。君ならやってくれると思っていたよ。
Excellent! It's just like you to come through like that.
That's great. I thought you'd do it.

貴社のご注文は最優先させております。
We have given your order highest priority.
Your orders are top priority.

その考えは悪くない。
The thought is not bad.
That's not a bad idea.

たくさんのヨーロッパの人達は環境問題に目覚めています。
Many European people are aware of environmental problems.
Many Europeans are waking up to environmental problems.

彼はフランス語だけでなくスペイン語も話す。
He not only speaks French, but he speaks Spanish, too.
He speaks not only French but also Spanish.

アメリカではもやしをサラダにして食べる。
Bean sprouts are eaten as a salad in America.
In the United States, sprouts are eaten in salads.

胃腸炎にかかったので、病院へ行きました。
I got gastroenteritis the other day, so I went to the hospital.
I got gastrointestinalitis, so I went to the hospital.

道を空けてください。
Make way, please.
Make way.

俺には無理だ。
That's impossible for me.
I can't.

次のボストン行きは何時ですか。
When is the next train for Boston?
When's the next trip to Boston?

私はいつも手近に辞書を置いている。
I always keep a dictionary close at hand.
I always have a dictionary at hand.

僕らはいつもフランス語を喋ってる。
We always speak in French.
We always speak French.

トムとメアリーはビーチバレーをしている。
Tom and Mary are playing beach volleyball.
Tom and Mary have beach ballets.

私は一時間ではそこへ着けません。
I cannot get there in an hour.
I can't get there in an hour.

彼は家賃をだいぶためている。
He is way behind on his rent.
He's trying to sell his rent.

今まで人前で泣いたことのなかった二郎が、オンオンと泣き出した。
Jiro, who had never cried in front of anyone before, started crying.
Nikoro, who had never cried before in public, began to cry on.

なんか全然勉強する気になれないな。
Somehow I just can't work up any desire to study.
I don't think I'm going to study at all.

いくらですか？
How much is it?
How much?

彼女はテームズ川を泳いで渡ろうとした。
She attempted to swim across the Thames.
She was swimming across the Thames.

彼は営業部の部長です。
He is the manager of the marketing department.
He's the head of the sales department.

少なくとも５０人の乗客がその事故でけがをした。
Not less than fifty passengers were injured in the traffic accident.
At least 50 passengers were injured in the accident.

きのう魚を３匹とった。
I caught three fish yesterday.
I took three fish last night.

飛行機がケイトの家の上を飛んでいった。
The plane flew over Kate's house.
A plane flew over Kate's house.

彼らの息子は大きくなりました。
Their son grew bigger.
Their son grew up.

その写真家は表現するのが下手でした。
The photo artist had trouble expressing himself.
The photographer wasn't very good at expressing himself.

農園主は大きな農場を持っている。
The farm owner has a large farm.
The farmer has a big farm.

取締役の演説をどう思いますか。
What do you think about the president's speech?
What do you think of the board's speech?

すべて私がそこを去った時のままでした。
Everything was as it had been when I left there.
Everything was still when I left.

ローソクを消していただけますか。
Would you put out the candles?
Why don't you get rid of the candle?

政府はその計画を来年実施する予定である。
The government is scheduled to put the plan into practice next year.
The government is going to implement the plan next year.

彼はサンタクロースを信じている。
He believes in Santa Claus.
He believes in Santa Claus.

この靴はきつすぎてはけない。
These shoes are too tight to get into.
These shoes can't be too tight.

彼の生まれた町を覚えてますか？
Do you remember the town in which he was born?
Do you remember where he was born?

彼はタバコを吸うのをやめました。
He quit smoking.
He stopped smoking.

彼は試験に合格した。
He succeeded in the examination.
He passed the exam.

彼は木から落ちた。
He fell from the tree.
He fell from the tree.

ここに何が起こってると知りたいです。
I'd like to know what's happening here.
I want to know what's going on here.

私達は息を殺して実験の結果を待った。
We held our breath and waited for the result of the experiment.
We killed our breath and waited for the results of the experiment.

彼女はいつも真剣な表情をしている。
She always has a serious look on her face.
She's always got a serious look on her face.

彼はわざと私を蹴った。
He kicked me on purpose.
He deliberately kicked me.

彼はまるでその本を以前読んだことがあるような口振りである。
He speaks as if he had read the book before.
It was as if he had read the book before.

私は今勉強をしている。
I am studying now.
I'm studying right now.

彼女は音楽が大好きです。
She likes music very much.
She loves music.

私は彼がいることに気がつかなかった。
I was not aware of his presence.
I didn't realize he was there.

講師は公害問題について講演した。
The lecturer spoke on pollution problems.
The lecturer spoke on the issue of pollution.

ジョーンズはその仕事をする資格は十分ある。
Jones is well qualified for the job.
Jones is worthy of that job.

僕とお父さんはたまに一緒に釣りのいきます。
My father and I sometimes go fishing together.
My dad and I sometimes go fishing together.

石炭は化石燃料だ。
Coal is a fossil fuel.
Coal is fossil fuels.

彼は彼女の袖をつかんだ。
He held her by the sleeve.
He grabbed her sleeve.

彼は自分のことを偉大な詩人だと思っている。
He thinks himself a great poet.
He thinks he's a great poet.

彼は私より三歳年上だ。
He's three years older than I am.
He's three years older than me.

彼はなかなか骨っぽい男だ。
He is a man of spirit.
He's a boneless man.

彼は滅多に新しいものを注文しない。
He seldom orders anything new.
He rarely orders new ones.

遅刻して先生にしかられた。
I was scolded by the teacher for being late.
I'm late and you're the only one left.

窓を開けて下さいね。
Open the window, will you?
Open the window.

これらの人々が３艘の船で彼の国へやってきました。
These men had come to his country in three ships.
These people came to his country on three boats.

あなたは船で海外旅行をしたことがありますか。
Did you ever travel abroad by ship?
Have you traveled abroad on a ship?

早ければ早い程よい。
The sooner, the better.
As soon as you're ready.

あなたがそのパーティーに来れることを願っています。
I hope that you'll be able to come to the party.
I hope you can come to that party.

私にはこの文の意味が分からない。
I cannot make out the meaning of this sentence.
I don't know what that means.

小難をのがれて大難に陥る。
Jump out of the frying pan into the fire.
You're going to suffer a great deal.

その戸を閉めて下さい。
Close the door, please.
Close that door.

トムは、試験に落ちたのは病気のせいだと言った。
Tom attributed his failure in the exam to illness.
Tom said it was his illness that failed the exam.

彼女は自分の犬が生きて見つかるという希望を、まだ捨てないでいた。
She was still clinging to the hope that her dog would be found alive.
She has not given up hope that her dog will be found alive.

彼は一人でそこに行けるほど勇敢だ。
He is brave enough to go there by himself.
He's brave enough to go there alone.

その新しい映画は大当たりだった。
The new film was a great success.
The new movie was worth a fortune.

彼は試験に合格するために大変な努力をした。
He did serious effort, in order to pass an examination.
He made great efforts to pass the exam.

その少女は私の側をさっと通り過ぎた。
The girl brushed past me.
That girl passed by me.

公平に評すれば、彼は善意からやったのだと認めなければならない。
To do him justice, we must admit that his intentions were good.
In all fairness, he must admit that he did it out of goodwill.

それが彼女の遅れた理由だ。
That accounts for her delay.
That's why she's late.

彼がそのような間違いをするのは珍しい事ではない。
It is not rare for him to make such a mistake.
It's not unusual for him to make such a mistake.

エメット理論が物理学に与えたインパクトについては広く議論されているが、この論文では扱わない。
The impact of Emmet's theory on physics has been widely discussed, but this is not my concern in this paper.
The impact of Emmett's theory on physics is widely discussed, but not in this article.

その塔の高さは１００メートル以上ある。
The height of the tower is above 100 meters.
The tower is over 100 meters high.

ウチの犬は僕が部屋を出たらいつもついて来るんだ。
My dog follows me whenever I leave the room.
My dog always follows me when I leave the room.

車は車庫にあります。
The car is in the garage.
Car's in the garage.

デモ隊は整然と行進した。
The demonstrators marched in order.
The demonstrators marched in peace.

会わないでいると人の心はいっそう愛情が深くなる。
Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
When we don't see each other, our hearts become more loving.

たとえこれが好きでなくても、食べないといけませんよ。
Even though you don't like this, you must eat it.
Even if you don't like it, you have to eat it.

ひとりの少年が羊の群れを追っていた。
A boy was driving a flock of sheep.
A boy was chasing a flock of sheep.

彼らは立ち聞きされるのを恐れた。
They were afraid of being overheard.
They feared they would be heard.

私は現金で支払います。
I'd like to pay in cash.
I'll pay in cash.

私の手荷物はどこに預けるのですか。
Where can I check my luggage in?
Where do you keep my luggage?

私は将来に希望を持っている。
I feel hopeful about the future.
I have hope for the future.

大型と小型の２台の飛行機が、ハンガー内で停止していました。
Two airplanes, one large and one small, were at rest in the hangar.
Two large and small planes were stopped in the hanger.

法が常に公平であるとは限らない。
The law is not always fair.
The law is not always fair.

それは全くウソというわけではない。
That's not altogether false.
It's not entirely a lie.

これは私が先日なくしたのと同一の鉛筆である。
This is the same pencil that I lost the other day.
This is the same pencil I lost the other day.

それは飲まないでください。
Don't drink that.
Don't drink it.

英語は学ぶのが難しくありません。
English is not difficult to learn.
English is not difficult to learn.

彼は僕に銃を向けた。
He leveled his gun at me.
He pointed a gun at me.

彼らは私たちを知らない。
They don't know us.
They don't know us.

トムが言ったことに私は本当に傷付いた。
What Tom said really hurt me.
I was really hurt by what Tom said.

このダムは多くの命を犠牲にして造られた。
This dam was built at the cost of many lives.
The dam was created at the expense of many lives.

会合を開いている。
We're having a meeting.
They're holding a meeting.

そのコンサートにはたくさんの人がきていた。
There were a lot of people at the concert.
There were a lot of people at the concert.

あなたはいつ旅行から戻って来ましたか。
When did you get back from your trip?
When did you get back from your trip?

ジーンはピアノの専門家とはいえないよ。
Jean is something less than an expert pianist.
Jean's not a piano expert.

私たちはよく将来のことについて話し合ったものだ。
We used to talk about our future.
We often talk about the future.

群集の中にささやきが伝わった。
A whisper ran through the crowd.
A whisper came through the crowd.

ケンはその時走っていました。
Ken was running at that time.
Ken was running at the time.

第一次世界大戦は1914年に勃発した。
World War I broke out in 1914.
World War I broke out in 1414.

野原は雪で深く覆われていた。
The fields lay thickly covered with snow.
The fields were covered with snow.

彼はそれがわかるだけの知能を持ち合わせていると思う。
I think he has enough intelligence to understand it.
I think he's smart enough to know that.

旧大統領の死亡が報告されました。
The former President's death was announced.
The death of the former president has been reported.

水は5分ほどで沸騰します。
The water will come to a boil in 5 minutes or so.
The water boils in about five minutes.

もし万一何かおこったら、ぜひ知らせてください。
If anything should happen, please let me know.
If anything happens, please let me know.

すぐに点検します。
We'll check on it right now.
I'll check it out right away.

トムは、英語力を鍛えるために、言語サイトの tatoeba.org に何時間も費やした。
Tom spent many hours using the language website, tatoeba.org, to improve his English.
Tom spent hours at the language website Tatoeba.org to train his English skills.

私が彼女を愛したように、彼女も私を愛してくれた。
She loved me, as I loved her.
She loved me just as I loved her.

彼はこんどの３月で１年入院していたことになる。
He will have been in the hospital for a year next March.
He's been in hospital for a year this March.

「君はとっつきにくいね」と社長に言われてしまいました。
My boss told me it's hard to approach me.
(Laughter)

その部族の民はその川沿いに住み着いた。
Members of that tribe settled along the river.
The people of the tribe settled by the river.

彼が着いたらすぐにこの伝言を伝えてくれ。
Give him this message the moment he arrives.
Give me this message as soon as he gets there.

ケンは幸せです。
Ken is happy.
Ken is happy.

彼はだんだんとその曲が楽に弾けるようになった。
He got so he could play the piece easily.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," he said.

彼はその話を弟にした。
He told his brother the story.
He made that story his brother.

彼は、母がギョッとするだろうと思いながら、顔を上げて母を見つめた。
He looked up at his mother, waiting for her to be shocked.
He looked up and looked at her, thinking she would freak out.

私達は同社に５０％出資している。
We have a 50% interest in the company.
We invest 50% of our money in the company.

彼女は昨夜大変遅く私に電話を掛けてきた。
She called me up very late last night.
She called me very late last night.

なんでこんなに眠いんだろう。
I wonder why I'm so sleepy.
I don't know why I'm so sleepy.

お気に入りのチーズは何?
What's your favorite kind of cheese?
What's your favorite cheese?

彼は悪い仲間につかまった。
He fell among bad companions.
He got a bad buddy.

その謎の解き方が分からない。
I can't figure out how to solve the puzzle.
I don't know how to solve that mystery.

彼は病気のため、学校を休んだ。
He was absent from school because of illness.
He missed school because he was sick.

エクアドルのキトは赤道のすぐ南にある。
Quito, Ecuador, is a little south of the equator.
Ecuador's Quito is just south of the equator.

ボストンにいるの？
Are you in Boston?
You're in Boston?

そのドレスを着たら、尻軽な女みたいね。
When you wear that dress, you look like a slut.
You look like an ass when you're dressed in that dress.

私は彼をたたいたことであなたを責めたりしない。
I don't blame you for hitting him.
I don't blame you for beating him.

それをしなければならなかったのなら、その時にしていただろう。
If I had had to do it, I would have done it at that time.
If I had to do it, I would have done it then.

彼はどこに行った？
Where did he go?
Where'd he go?

私は騙すよりもむしろ騙されたい。
I would rather be deceived than to deceive.
I prefer to be deceived rather than deceived.

遅れたので私はバスに乗った。
As I was late, I took a bus.
I got on the bus because I was late.

おじは私に昨日本をくれました。これがその本です。
My uncle gave me a book yesterday. This is the book.
My uncle gave me a book yesterday.

親切にしてくれてありがとう。
Thank you for your kindness.
Thank you for being so kind.

以前はワインが好きではありませんでしたが、今はとても好きです。
I didn't use to like wine, but now I'm quite fond of it.
I didn't like wine before, but I like it very much now.

私に泥をぶつけて、泥だらけになった。
He threw mud at me and made me dirty.
You hit me with mud, and I was covered with mud.

これまでお金を使って楽しんできた多くの人たちは、これからは出費に慎重になる必要がある。
A lot of people who have up until now been spending money having a good time now need to be more careful with their money.
Many people who have used their money to enjoy it now need to be careful about their expenses.

魔女の女王は死ぬ。
The queen of the witches is dead.
The Witch Queen dies.

この本を英語に訳してほしいのですが。
I would like you to translate this book into English.
And I'm going to give you a couple of examples.

のどがかわいています。コーヒーを一杯飲みたいのですが。
I am thirsty. I would like to have a cup of coffee.
I don't want to talk about it. I want to have a cup of coffee.

彼はいつも空想にふけっている。
He is always day-dreaming.
He's always fantasized.

列車の窓から富士山がちらっと見えます。
You can get a quick glimpse of Mt. Fuji from the window of the train.
You can see Mount Fuji from the window of the train.

頼めばトムが助けてくれますよ。
Tom will help you if you ask him to.
If you ask, Tom will help you.

病は気から。
Care killed a cat.
I don't care how sick I am.

これはブラウンさんが書いた手紙です。
This is the letter written by Mr. Brown.
This is a letter that Mr. Brown wrote.

この本を読んでもいい。
You may read this book.
You can read this book.

この機械はあれより品質の点ですぐれている。
This machine is superior in quality to that one.
This machine is much better than that.

彼らは大笑いした。
They howled with laughter.
They laughed.

ご親切本当にありがとう。
A thousand thanks for your kindness.
Thank you so much for your kindness.

私はいつでもニコニコしている女の子を知っている。
I know a girl who is always smiling.
I know a girl who's always smiling.

政府は取締の一環として不法入国外国人を追放しています。
The government is expelling illegal aliens as part of a crackdown.
The government is a part of the administration that expels illegal aliens.

叔父は莫大な資産を持っている。
My uncle is possessed of great wealth.
My uncle has huge assets.

僕は寝たい。
I want to sleep.
I want to sleep.

子供たちが欲しがるものすべてを与えるべきではない。
You should not give your children everything they want.
We should not give them everything they want.

冗談だよ。
I'm joking.
I'm just kidding.

あのタレントはひっぱりだこである。
That talent is much sought after.
The talent is full of shit.

私たちは互いに向き合って食事をはじめた。
We sat down to dinner in opposition to each other.
We started eating face to face.

トムは足が長い。
Tom has long legs.
Tom has long legs.

私はその博物館を訪れるように勧められた。
I was advised to visit the museum.
I was encouraged to visit the museum.

彼女はその場の光景を詳細に述べた。
She described the scene in detail.
She described the scene in detail:

彼はみんなの気持ちを楽にしてくれます。
He makes everybody feel at ease.
He makes everyone's feelings easier.

マヤ文明はどのくらいの間に繁栄したのだろうか。
How long did the Maya culture flourish?
How long has the Maya civilization flourished?

子供でさえもそれはわかる。
Even a child can understand that.
Even children know that.

駅で私たちを待ってくれませんか。
Will you wait for us at the station?
Can you wait for us at the station?

彼はフランス語を話すことも書くこともできる。
He both speaks and writes French.
He can speak French or write.

私は自分がその本によって退屈されたのを知った。
I found myself bored by the book.
I knew I was bored by the book.

彼はまだ立っている。
He is still standing.
He's still standing.

彼らを止めるものは何もありません。
Nothing can stop them.
Nothing to stop them.

彼の絶え間無い努力が平和をもたらした。
His constant efforts brought about peace.
His constant effort brought peace.

彼は怒るだろうと思ったが、驚いたことに彼は笑った。
I thought he would be angry but, to my surprise, he smiled.
I thought he was going to get mad, but, to his surprise, he laughed.

それは偶然の出会いだった。
It was a casual meeting.
It was a coincidence.

彼はすっかり私たちをだましていた。
He has entirely deceived us.
He was playing us all the time.

あすは決してこない。
Tomorrow never comes.
I'll never see you tomorrow.

彼女はテニスができます。そして私もできます。
She can play tennis, and so can I.
She can do tennis, and I can do it.

休暇中にミルトンの全作品を読んだ。
On my days off, I read the entire works of Milton.
I read every piece of Milton while on vacation.

君はああいった男たちと交際しないほうがいい。
It'd be better if you didn't associate with men like that.
You should not associate with men like that.

一番下の背景レイヤーを消去します。
Remove the lower-most background layer.
Clears the bottommost background layer.

彼女はあの服を着ているときれいに見える。
She looks beautiful in that dress.
She looks beautiful in those clothes.

どちらかの学生が試験に落ちるかもしれない。
Either of the students may fail the exam.
So let's see if we can figure out what's going on here.

ぼくの自転車はパンクしている。
My bicycle has got a flat tire.
My bike is flat.

このタオルで手を拭きなさい。
Wipe your hands with this towel.
I want you to wipe your hands with this towel.

私は学校へ行かなければならない。
I must go to school.
I have to go to school.

私たちは一日に７時間は寝なければならない。
We must sleep at least seven hours a day.
We have to sleep seven hours a day.

笑いは移る。
Laughter is infectious.
Laughter moves.

車はカヴァーを掛け、ロックそして車庫に入れてある。
The car is kept in a garage, under cover and locked.
The car's in the garage, locked and locked.

そんな退屈そうな顔しないの。
Now, quit being so blasé about this.
I don't look so bored.

私にできることは何もありません。
There's nothing I can do about it.
There's nothing I can do.

講義を聞いている時は、静かにしていなければならない。
When listening to a lecture, you should be quiet.
You have to be quiet when you're listening to the lecture.

僕に話してみなよ。
Why don't you tell me about it?
Why don't you talk to me?

私が看護婦だと思っていた女性は医者であることがわかった。
I learned that woman I thought was a nurse is, in fact, a doctor.
A woman I thought was a nurse turned out to be a doctor.

ピンクの冷蔵庫を見たことがない。
I have never seen a pink fridge.
I've never seen a pink fridge.

私でなく私の兄が仙台に住んでいる。
Not I but my brother lives in Sendai.
My brother lives in Sendai, not me.

我々は熱狂的な阪神タイガースファンである。
We are enthusiastic Hanshin Tigers fans.
We are Tigersfan, a fanatical Osaka god.

わざとじゃないんです。
I didn't do it on purpose.
I didn't mean to.

アフリカ大陸のどこかへ行くとしたらどこが一番衛生的で安全ですか？
If I was going to the African continent where would be the safest and most sanitary place?
What's the healthiest and safest place to go anywhere on the African continent?

彼は無理矢理彼女を座らせた。
He forced her to sit down.
He forced her to sit down.

あなたは思い出さない。私は決して忘れない。
You can't remember it and I'll never forget it.
I don't know what you're talking about.

学生達は地域社会への奉仕を志願した。
The students volunteered for community service.
The students volunteered to serve the community.

彼らはその学校の制服を廃止した。
They have done away with uniforms at that school.
They got rid of the school uniforms.

私は韓国語を勉強しています。
I'm learning Korean.
I'm studying Korean.

首相は報道陣と会見した。
The Prime Minister met with the press.
The Prime Minister met with the press.

現在はすべてうまくいっている。
Everything is all right at present.
Everything's going well right now.

その地図はとても古く、ところどころ破れかけていた。
The map was very old and it was torn here and there.
The map was very old and almost impregnated.

私の成功はあなたの援助のおかげだ。
I owe my success to your help.
My success thanks to your help.

ひとりで外国へ出かけてみなさい。
You must go to a foreign country for yourself.
Go abroad on your own.

彼は経験不足の為失敗した。
He failed for want of experience.
He failed because of lack of experience.

我々は一度その家にペンキを塗って、またそれを繰り返した。
We painted the house once, then we went over it again.
We painted that house once and repeated it again.

私たちがお互いに分かり合うことは大切だ。
It is very important for us to know each other.
It is important that we understand each other.

めっちゃお腹すいた。
I'm starving.
I'm so hungry.

その老人は私にフランス語で話しかけてきた。
The old man spoke to me in French.
That old man spoke to me in French.

二人の間に愛情が芽生えた。
Affection sprang up between them.
Love grew between them.

疲れているいないにかかわらず、彼は作業を続けた。
He carried on working, regardless of whether he was tired or not.
Whether he is tired or not, he kept working.

君は仕事の鬼だ。
You're a workaholic.
You're a work demon.

彼は突然部屋に入ってきた。
He burst into the room.
He suddenly came into the room.

帰り道で拾ったラジオを修理しているのさ。
I'm fixing the radio I found on my way home.
I'm fixing the radio I picked up on the way home.

群衆がすぐに彼の周りに集まった。
A crowd soon gathered around him.
The crowd immediately gathered around him.

彼は登山になれている。
He's accustomed to mountain climbing.
He's made a climb.

彼らの両親はうちの両親より年をとっています。
Their parents are older than ours.
Their parents are older than our parents.

私は床屋で散髪した。
I had my hair cut at the barber's.
I cut my hair at the barber.

私は今後の就職先を決めかねているので、弟にそれについて相談した。
Since I couldn't make up my mind about my future position, I got advice from my younger brother.
I talked to my brother about it because I didn’t want to get a job in the future.

トムはなんて賢いんだ!
How clever Tom is!
How clever Tom is!

頑固になればなるほど独立するよ。
The more stubborn you are, the more isolated you become.
The more stubborn you become, the more independent you will become.

偽物のダイヤと本物とはどう違うのですか。
What is the difference between imitation and real diamonds?
What's the difference between a fake diamond and a real one?

彼女は、メアリーより賢い、しかしメアリーほど美しくない。
She's smarter than Mary, but not as beautiful as Mary.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," said Mary.

私は彼女が私のことを好きだと思う。
I guess she really loves me.
I think she likes me.

「さあ、１５６ページを開けて今日の授業を始めましょう」と先生は言った。
"Let us begin today's lesson by opening our books to page 156," said the teacher.
“Now let’s open page 125 and start teaching today,” the teacher said.

昨日の夜はとても蒸し暑くて、寝苦しかったね。
Last night was very hot and muggy, so I didn't sleep so well.
Last night, it was so steamed, it was so hot, it was so hard to sleep.

彼らが顧客に売った株は、不良株でした。
The stock they sold buyers was a lemon.
The stock that they sold to their customers was a bad stock.

あなたは１９９０年から彼女を知っているのですか？
Have you known her since 1990?
Do you know her since 1990?

イギリスでは地下鉄のことを subway ではなく underground という。
In England, the subway isn't called "subway", it is called the "underground".
In Britain, I'm not talking about subways, I'm talking about subways.

なぜ彼はそう言ったと思いますか。
Why do you think he said so?
Why do you think he said that?

私にはモダンジャズは分からない。
I don't get modern jazz.
I don't know what modern jazz is.

その老人は餓死した。
The old man died from hunger.
The old man starved to death.

花々が土手に咲いた。
Blossoms have come out on the embankment.
Flowers blossomed in the ground.

このドアはよく閉まりません。
I can't get the door to shut properly.
This door doesn't close very well.

我々はお互いに身振りで意見を伝えあった。
We communicated with each other by gesture.
We shared our opinions with each other by gestures.

目的さえよければどんな手段をとってもよいわけではない。
The end does not always justify the means.
It doesn’t matter what you do with it, if it's what you want.

明日、お邪魔してもかまいませんか。
Do you mind my visiting you tomorrow?
Can I come in tomorrow?

連中がこのことに気づかぬうち機先を制したほうがいいでしょう。
We'd probably be best off beating them to the punch before they notice that fact.
It would be better if they didn't realize this.

彼は始発列車に乗って、やっとそこに間に合った。
He caught the first train and got there just in time.
He got on the train and finally got there.

たくさんの星が空にきらめいている。
Many stars are twinkling in the sky.
A lot of stars glow in the sky.

初めは断ったんです。
I refused at first.
I turned him down at first.

これはジョンに割られた窓です。
This is the window broken by John.
This is John's broken window.

昨日は楽しかった。
I had a good time yesterday.
Last night was fun.

車を持っていることは相当な出費だ。
Keeping a car is a considerable expense.
It's quite an expense to have a car.

二年後にその歌手は復帰した。
Two years later, the singer came back.
Two years later, the singer came back.

私は二年ぶりに帰宅した。
I returned home after an absence of two years.
I've been home for two years.

左に曲がるとガソリンスタンドがある。
Turning to the left, you will find the gas station.
Turn left, and there's a gas station.

それを私にファックスしてください。
Please send it to me by fax.
Fax it to me.

靴がすり減った。
My shoes are worn out.
I've lost my shoes.

今夜あなたの子どもの世話をしましょう。
I'll take care of your child tonight.
I'll take care of your child tonight.

トムはぐでんぐでんに酔っ払っていた。
Tom was totally wasted.
Tom was drunk.

冬の朝には車の窓に霜が沢山つく。
Car windows accumulate frost on winter mornings.
In winter morning there is plenty of frost in the window of the car.

私は多くの夢を持っています。
I have many dreams.
I have many dreams.

われわれは自然の法則に従う。
We are subject to the laws of nature.
We follow the laws of nature.

どこでそれを見つけたの、学校、それとも家で？
Where did you find it, at school or at home?
Where did you find it, at school, or at home?

狐の親子が走っていたのに気がつきましたか。
Did you notice that a fox family were running?
Did you notice the fox parents running?

彼は不器用のようにみえます。
He seems to be all thumbs.
It looks like he's clumsy.

私は神を信じます。
I believe in God.
I believe in God.

彼女はほほえんで僕のささやかなプレゼントを受け取ってくれた。
She smiled and accepted my little present.
She received my little gift with pleasure.

この情報は私たちにとってとても重要です。
This information is very important to us.
This information is very important to us.

これらの中から選ぶわけですか。
Do I take choice among these?
So let's see if we can pick any of these.

私は、あの人たちみたいにはなりたくない。
I don't want to become like those people.
I don't want to be like those people.

正直が最良の策だという事は言うまでも無い。
It goes without saying that honesty is the best policy.
It's not to say that honesty is the best policy.

納豆はねばねばしている。
Natto is sticky.
Natto is sticky.

先生は絵を用いて彼の理論を説明した。
The teacher illustrated his theory with pictures.
The teacher used the painting to explain his theory.

彼を見た即座に、怒っているとわかった。
The instant I saw him I knew he was angry.
As soon as I saw him, I could see he was angry.

どちらを選んでも、それは大いに役立つでしょう。
Whichever you may choose, it will do you a lot of good.
So let's see if we can do that.

トムが次打者として控えています。
Tom is the batter on deck.
Tom is holding on as the next hit.

パソコンは使えますか？
Can you use a computer?
Can you use your computer?

頭痛が消えた。
My headache has gone away.
My headache's gone.

あなたは何にするの。
What are you going to have?
What are you gonna do?

ドレスを選ぶ際にはいつも彼女は時間をかける。
She always takes her time in choosing her dress.
She always takes time to pick a dress.

よんどころない事情で、今年の夏は別荘で過ごせないんだ。
Due to unavoidable circumstances this summer I can't stay in my holiday cottage.
I can’t spend the summer at my beach house.

豆腐は良い酒の肴になる。
Tofu is a good accompaniment for sake.
Tofu is a good drink.

結論を下すのは君の義務です。
It's up to you to make the decision.
It's your duty to conclude.

今日、その努力が報われ彼らが決定的な証拠を掴んだ事は賞賛に値します。
Today, their efforts have paid off and they are in possession of conclusive evidence, an achievement which is indeed commendable.
Today, the rewards of their efforts are commendable that they have come up with conclusive evidence.

冬にグレーのスーツを１着あつらえる事を考えています。
I have it in mind to have a gray suit made to order for the winter.
I'm thinking of getting a gray suit in the winter.

我々のヨットクラブは１０人のメンバーで構成されている。
Our yacht club has ten members.
Our yacht club consists of 10 members.

彼は立ち去って行きました。
He walked away.
He went away.

やっぱり、やめとく。
Maybe next time.
I don't think so.

中国語を上手くしゃべれますか？
Are you good at speaking Chinese?
Can you speak Chinese well?

この上着は洗濯が簡単だという長所がある。
This jacket has the virtue of being easy to wash.
The jacket has the advantage of being easy to wash.

整地すれば、その土地は値段が上がるだろう。
Cleared, the site will be valuable.
If the land is leveled, the land will be more expensive.

テーブルの上にはランプがぶら下がっていた。
There was a lamp hanging above the table.
There was a lamp hanging on the table.

私は彼に、私の手紙を受けとりましたか、と尋ねた。
I asked him if he had got my letter.
I asked him if he had taken my letter.

フランス語で「愛してる」ってどう言うんですか？
How do you say "I love you" in French?
How do you say "I love you" in French?

それは現存する最古の木造建築である。
It is the oldest wooden building in existence.
It is the oldest building in existence.

預金口座を開く。
I'll open a bank account.
Open the deposit account.

その夕食は彼が今夜食べた夕食より質が良かった。
The dinner was superior in quality to the one he ate this evening.
That dinner was better than that dinner he had tonight.

彼は深い眠りに落ちた。
He fell into a deep sleep.
He fell into a deep sleep.

ドアは開けられなかった。
The door could not be opened.
I couldn't open the door.

彼の給料が安いために、彼はその家を買うことができない。
His low salary prevents him from buying the house.
He can't buy the house because his salary is low.

みんなが眠ってしまったのがわかった。
We found that everyone was asleep.
I could see everyone fell asleep.

運命は時として残酷である。
Destiny is sometimes cruel.
The fate is at times cruel.

私は、ラジオを聞くのをやめた。
I stopped listening to the radio.
I stopped listening to the radio.

女の人は一般的に男の人より長生き。
Women generally live longer than men.
Women generally live longer than men.

その靴は、この白いスカートにぴったりです。
Those shoes are a perfect match for this white skirt.
That shoe suits this white skirt.

彼らに結婚式の日取りを聞きたい。
I want to ask them when their big day is.
I want to hear their wedding date.

タトエバへようこそ。
Welcome to Tatoeba!
Welcome to Tatoeva.

彼女は手を上げた。
She raised her hands.
She raised her hand.

負けない！
I won't lose!
I can't lose!

「阿婆擦れ」とかいてあるがそれはヤリマンのことでしょう。
It's written abazure (bitch). Surely this must mean a slut?
It's like, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

準備はまだ出来ていませんか。
Aren't you ready?
Are you ready yet?

あなたがいっしょに来てくださるならうれしいのですが。
I'd appreciate it if you'd come with me.
I hope you'll come with me.

呼んでいただきましてありがとうございます。
Thank you for inviting me.
Thank you for calling.

産科医が減り続け、産科医療が危機に陥っている。
Obstetric care in crisis as the number of obstetricians continues to fall.
Pynecologists continue to decline, and birth care is in danger.

彼は戸惑っていた。
He was bewildered.
He was confused.

宿題は完全に終えたのですか。
Are you completely through with your homework?
Have you finished your homework?

私に言ってくれてもよかったのに。
You might have told me.
You could have told me.

鉄鋼の特性の１つは硬いことだ。
One of the qualities of steel is hardness.
One of the qualities of steel is hard.

我々は本当に何も予言できはしない。
We can't really predict anything.
We can't really predict anything.

これはあなただと思う。
I think that it's you.
I think it's you.

この道路は二つの市を結んでいる。
This road connects the two cities.
The road connects two cities.

星は夜に見ることが出来る。
Stars can be seen at night.
Stars can see at night.

時計を調整しなければ。遅れているのだ。
I must adjust my watch. It's slow.
You have to adjust the clock. You're late.

これを船便で送って下さい。
Please send this by sea mail.
Send this to the ship.

彼はちらっと時計を見た。
He glanced at the clock.
He suddenly looked at the clock.

彼は泳ぐのがとても速い。
He is a very fast swimmer.
He swims so fast.

彼女は彼が去っていくのを見るだけで精一杯だった。
All she could do was watch him walk away.
She could only watch him leave.

３日続けて雨が降った。
It rained three days on end.
It rained for three days.

この小切手を銀行の当座に入れなさい。
Deposit this check in my checking account.
Put this check in the bank's seat.

約１時間歩くと私たちは湖の所に来た。
About an hour's walk brought us to the lake.
About an hour walk, we came to the lake.

明日必ず電話してね。
Don't fail to call me tomorrow.
Call me tomorrow.

列車は彼らが駅へ着く前に出てしまった。
The train left before they got to the station.
The train left before they got to the station.

なめた真似するな！
Do you think I was born yesterday?
Don't do this to me!

風邪がなかなか治らない。
I can't shake off my cold.
It's hard to catch a cold.

あなたの作文には誤りが、もしあるにしてもほとんどない。
There are few, if any, errors in your composition.
Your writing is wrong, but if it is, there is very little.

記憶力が衰えました。
My memory is failing.
I've lost my memory.

ああまた失敗した。
Ah, I've failed again!
Oh, shit again.

彼はその改革を止めさせようと出来るだけ努力した。
He made great efforts to stop the reform as best he could.
He tried as best he could to stop the reform.

彼女は今日の午後私を訪ねてくることになっています。
She will be coming to see me this afternoon.
She's supposed to come visit me this afternoon.

私は彼の住所を知っている。でもそれは秘密だ。
I know his address, but it's a secret.
I know where he lives, but it's a secret.

基本的にサイトや雑誌等で販売しているペニス増大サプリメントは効き目がありません。
Penis enlargement supplements, as sold on sites and in magazines, have essentially no effect.
The supplements that are basically sold on sites, magazines, and so on are ineffective.

馬車を馬の前につなぐな。
Don't put the cart before the horse.
Don't tie the wagon in front of the horse.

彼はパソコンに熱中するようになった。
He became enthusiastic about personal computers.
He started to heat up his computer.

駅に着いたとき、汽車はちょうど出発しようとするところでした。
The train was just on the point of starting when I got to the station.
When I arrived at the station, the train was just about to leave.

欲しいのは君だけなんだ。
It is only you who want it.
You're the only one I want.

たぶん彼はまだその知らせを聞いてないかもしれない。
Chances are that he has not heard the news yet.
Maybe he hasn't heard that news yet.

大丈夫？
Are you all right?
Are you okay?

私たちは精一杯彼を助けたが、彼はありがとうとさえ言わなかった。
We did our best to help him, but he didn't so much as say thank you.
We saved him as much as we could, but he didn't even say thank you.

これらの口座に金が多く入り過ぎてる。
There's too much money in these accounts.
There's too much money in these accounts.

母は喫煙に反対だ。
My mother objects to smoking.
My mother's against smoking.

彼女の英作文には間違いが少ない。
Her English composition has few mistakes.
Her English text makes few mistakes.

なぜそうあわてているの？
Why are you in such a hurry?
Why do you say that?

今夜彼らに会います。
I'm seeing them tonight.
I'll see them tonight.

滞在の目的は何ですか。
What's the purpose of your visit?
What's the purpose of your stay?

６回ぐらい聞いたよ。
Yeah, I asked about six times.
I've heard it about six times.

ナンシーはその火事の様子を私に話した。
Nancy told me about the fire.
Nancy told me about the fire.

君の机をそのままにしてきなさい。
Leave your desk as it is.
Leave your desk.

人生わずか７０年である。
People live only about 70 years.
It's only 70 years of my life.

彼女はその知らせを聞いてわっと泣き出した。
She burst into tears at the news.
When she heard the news, she burst into tears.

あなたは暗いの苦手ですか？
Are you afraid of the dark?
You don't like the dark?

そんなふうに言うなんて卑怯だ。
It's mean of you to talk that way.
It's a coward to say that.

この単語が何を意味するかわかりますか。
Can you tell me what this word means?
Let me write that down.

ホストファミリーはよく助言してくれます。
My host family often advises me.
The host family is a good source of advice.

いつか近いうちに伺います。
I'll visit you sometime in the near future.
I'll see you soon.

個人的に言えば、選挙に誰が勝っても大した違いはないと思います。
Personally, I don't think it makes any difference who wins the election.
Personally, I don't think it's a big difference who wins the election.

雨がやんで、やっとテニスの試合を終わらせることができた。
It left off raining and we managed to finish our game of tennis.
After the rain stopped, I was finally able to finish the tennis game.

３日間便通がありません。
I have been constipated for three days.
There's no flight for three days.

お礼には及びません。
Don't mention it.
I can't thank you enough.

彼におおいに期待している。
I expect a lot from him.
I'm counting on him.

私はここで妹を待ちます。
I will wait for my sister here.
I'll wait here for my sister.

宇宙旅行するってどんなものだろう。
I wonder what it is like to travel through space.
I don't know what it's like to travel in space.

子供はもう寝る時間ですよ。
It's time for children to go to bed.
It's time for the kids to go to bed.

私はそのような美しい女の子を一度も見たことがありませんでした。
I had never seen such a beautiful girl before.
I've never seen such a beautiful girl.

動物はなぜ火を恐れると思いますか。
Why do you think animals dread fire?
Why do you think animals fear fire?

ネイティブスピーカーが書いた文だからといってそれがよい保証には全くならない。
In no way does the fact that a text was written by a native speaker guarantee that it is any good.
That statement, written by the native speaker, is no guarantee at all.

テレビの画像はぼやけて見えた。
The TV picture was blurred.
The images on the TV were blurry.

彼は翌朝、列車で旅をしていた。
The next morning I found him traveling by train.
He was traveling by train the next morning.

戦後日本では民主主義の理念が普及した。
After the war, the idea of democracy spread throughout Japan.
After the war, democratic ideals prevailed in Japan.

ホテルは部屋代として私に８０００円請求した。
The hotel charged me 8,000 yen for the room.
The hotel charged me $8,000 for the room.

どうして帰らないの？
Why don't you go home?
Why don't you go home?

小包を受け取ったら、知らせてください。
Let me know when you get the package.
Let me know when you get the package.

私は最善を尽くさなければならない。
I have to do my best.
I have to do my best.

私は彼にすぐ追いついた。
I caught up with him soon.
I caught him right away.

大事業は力ではなくて、忍耐によって達成される。
Great works are perfumed not by strength but by perseverance.
Big business is achieved, not by force, but by patience.

トムは熱を出して寝ています。
Tom is in bed with a fever.
Tom's got a fever. He's sleeping.

ほら、始まるわよ。
It's starting now.
Here we go.

彼女はきれいな歯並びだ。
She has even teeth.
She's got clean teeth.

彼らの隠れ家を突き止めるのに１週間かかった。
It took us a week to locate their hideaway.
It took me a week to locate their safe house.

トムに双子のきょうだいがいるって本当？
Is it true that Tom has a twin?
Is it true Tom has twins?

科学技術が必要な物を何でも与えてくれるとは限らない。
I don't think technology provides us with everything we need.
It doesn't mean they're going to give us everything we need technology.

トムは謝った。
Tom apologized.
Tom apologized.

私はいとこから１０００円借りた。
I borrowed 1,000 yen from my cousin.
I borrowed a thousand yen from my cousin.

あの本は読み終えましたか。
Have you finished reading that book?
Have you finished reading that book?

ぐっすり寝て彼は元気を回復した。
Sound sleep freshened him up.
Sleep well, and he recovered.

彼女は好機を利用しなかった。
She made nothing of her opportunities.
She didn't use the opportunity.

教会は丘のふもとにある。
The church is at the foot of the hill.
The church is at the bottom of the hill.

彼は悪い行為のための罰せられた。
He was punished for his evil acts.
He was punished for bad deeds.

キング牧師の家は爆弾で破壊された。しかし、それでもなお、バスは空っぽのまま走り続けた。
Rev. King's house was destroyed by a bomb. But still, the buses went on empty.
His house was destroyed by a bomb, but the bus continued to run empty.

盗賊達は待っていた車で逃亡した。
The thieves made off in a waiting car.
The thieves fled in a waiting car.

それはすてきだとかれは叫んだ。
He cried, "That's good!"
He called out, "Immensely,"

彼は果物しか食べない。
He eats nothing more than fruit.
He only eats fruit.

クーパーさんは（人種隔離政策が行われていたアラバマ州）モンゴメリでバスが黒人を差別するのを知り、（同州）バーミングハムで警官が消火ホースの水でもって黒人を抑圧するのを知り、（流血のデモ行進が行われた同州）セルマの橋を知り、そしてアトランタからやってきた牧師と時代を共有しました。アトランタからやってきたその牧師は人々に「We shall overcome（私たちは克服する）」と語った。Yes we can。私たちにはできるのです。
She was there for the buses in Montgomery, the hoses in Birmingham, a bridge in Selma, and a preacher from Atlanta who told a people that "We Shall Overcome." Yes, we can.
Cooper found out that the bus discriminated against black people in Montgomery (the state of Alabama), and he learned of the bridge of Selma (the state where the bloody march took place) and shared the times with the pastors from Atlanta.

彼は体重が増えている。
He is putting on weight.
He's gaining weight.

私は彼を敵とみなす。
I regard him as an enemy.
I consider him an enemy.

彼は太郎より忙しい。
He is busier than Taro.
He's more busy than Tetaro.

真っ暗闇だ。
It is pitch dark.
It's totally dark.

君にはあきれた。
I am disgusted with you.
I'm impressed with you.

それにはそれなりの価値がある。
It has a value all its own.
It's worth it.

私は彼をいかせるつもりだ。
I will make him go.
I'm gonna get him out of there.

その人は回復する可能性がありません。
There's no chance that he'll recover.
There's no chance he'll recover.

1つ分からないことがあります。
There's one thing I don't understand.
There's one thing I don't understand.

彼は疲れて立っていられなかった。
He was so tired that he could hardly stand.
He couldn't stand tired.

それは恐ろしい事件だった。
It was a terrible affair.
It was a terrible incident.

気分爽快だよ。
I feel fine.
It feels good.

母は私の幸福を願ってくれている。
Mother is anxious for my happiness.
My mother wants me to be happy.

彼らは自身が犯した罪に対する反省はなく、次々と悪事を重ねています。
They show no remorse for their misdeeds, but continue to commit one crime after another.
They don't think about the sins they've committed, and they continue to do bad things.

シンガポールは１つの大きな問題を抱えています。
Singapore has one big problem.
Singapore has one big problem.

朝ご飯は日の一番大切な食事です。
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
Cooking is the most important meal of the day.

信じられないような文化的退廃、驚くほどの無知、理想ばかりのガラクタ、真実を隠蔽する政策がアメリカの保守層のあいだでもっとも根強い支持を得ているのだ。
Unbelievable cultural decline, stupendous ignorance, idealistic rubbish, and obscurantism find their strongest support among American reactionaries.
The incredible cultural degradation, surprising ignorance, idealism, and policy to cover up the truth has the strongest support among the U.S.'s conservatives.

あと5分だけ一緒にいさせて。
Let me spend just five more minutes together with her.
Let me stay with you for five more minutes.

彼は英語部に入った。
He joined the English club.
He's in English.

彼は私のところへぺこぺこして借金を頼みに来た。
He came to me hat in hand and asked for a loan.
He came to ask me for a loan.

スポーツは率直に言って模擬的な戦闘である。
Sport is frankly mimic warfare.
The sport is, frankly, a mock battle.

君は当然、僕の味方だと思っていたよ。
I took it for granted that you were on my side.
Of course I thought you were on my side.

それは良い考えです。
That is a good idea.
That's a good idea.

どこに住むつもりなのか教えてください。
Please tell me where you will live.
Tell me where you're going to live.

彼女は夫の振る舞いに我慢ならない。
She cannot stand what her husband does.
She can't stand her husband's behavior.

先生と話したいのですが。
May I speak to the professor?
I need to talk to the teacher.

彼の忠告が私の胸にこたえた。
His advice came home to me.
His advice stuck in my heart.

私の兄は教師です。
My older brother is a teacher.
My brother is a teacher.

これより遠くへは歩けない。
I can't walk any farther.
I can't walk any further than this.

電話で良の声を聞いたら胸がいっぱいになった。
I got all choked up when I heard Ryo's voice on the telephone.
I was filled with emotion when I heard a good voice on the phone.

身なりは人を作る。
Clothes make the man.
Clothes make people.

彼は私の質問に答えなかった。
He didn't answer my question.
He didn't answer my question.

麻里はハンガリーに行ったことがある。
Mari has been to Hungary.
She has been to Hungary.

お腹がいっぱいです。
My stomach is full.
I'm hungry.

彼は息を切らしていた。
He was out of breath.
He was out of breath.

銀行に行って下さい。
Please go to the bank.
Go to the bank.

笑顔は言葉の壁を越える。
Everyone smiles in the same language.
Smile's over the wall of words.

時々散歩にでかける。
I sometimes go out for a walk.
Sometimes I go for a walk.

君に渡す物がある。
I have something to give you.
I have something for you.

その知らせを聞くと彼女は青ざめた。
When she heard the news, she turned pale.
When she heard the news, she turned blue.

彼女は日記をつけることに決めた。
She decided to keep a diary.
She decided to keep a diary.

今度新規ビジネスを始めるんだ。それで物は相談なんだけど、君、一枚噛んでくれないか。
We've got some new business coming in and I want to discuss it with you. Do you mind getting involved?
I'm going to start a new business next time.

この前の日曜にメアリーと私はいっしょに図書館へいった。
Last Sunday, Mary and I went to the library together.
On the last Sunday, Mary and I went to the library together.

彼は当分の間友達といっしょに住んでいる。
He is living with his friend for the time being.
He lives with his friends for the time being.

彼は仰向けに寝ていた。
He lay face up.
He was sleeping on his back.

これは古い型のアメリカの時計です。
This is an old type of American clock.
This is an old American watch.

頼んである朝食がまだ来ません。すぐ持ってきて下さい。
I'm still waiting for my breakfast. Bring it to me now, please.
I'm not here yet, I'm asking you to bring me some breakfast.

彼女はその会合に来る必要はなかったのに。
She needn't have come to the meeting.
She didn't have to come to the meeting.

その城は町から北へ３マイルのところにある。
The castle stands three miles north of the town.
The castle is three miles north of town.

彼は会社の顧問弁護士としての生涯を始めた。
He set out on his career as a corporation lawyer.
He started his life as a corporate lawyer.

彼は続けざまに五時間以上働かされた。
He was forced to work more than five hours on end.
He worked more than five hours consecutively.

冗談じゃない。
It's no joke.
You've got to be kidding me.

そのことはどうしても話す気にならない。
I can never bring myself to talk about it.
I just don't want to talk about it.

彼らは座るべきいすをさがしている。
They are looking for chairs to sit on.
They're looking for chairs to sit on.

経済学って何の役に立つんですか？
What use does economics have?
What's economics for?

ダベってないで仕事しろ。
Stop shooting the breeze and get to work!
You don't have to do this. You have to do your job.

ここまででご不明な点はございませんか？
Has anything been unclear so far?
Is there anything we don't know so far?

トムは独身主義者だ。
Tom is a confirmed bachelor.
Tom is a bachelor.

彼の妹は人気のテレビタレントだよ。
His younger sister is a well-known TV star.
His sister's a popular TV personality.

彼は若いころ、多くの苦難を経験した。
He went through many hardships in his youth.
When he was young, he experienced many hardships.

こんなにすばらしい本を書くとは、著者はさぞかしりっぱな学者だろう。
What a good scholar the author must be to write such a splendid book!
I think the author is a very good scholar to write such a wonderful book.

行きたいですか。
Do you want to go?
Do you want to go?

誰と行くの。
Who will you go with?
Who are you going to?

その会合は、中止になった。
The meeting was called off.
That meeting was canceled.

イヌは鋭い嗅覚を持っている。
A dog has an acute sense of smell.
The dog has a keen sense of smell.

彼女は私たちに食べるものをくれた。
She gave us something to eat.
She gave us something to eat.

医者の治療がなければその患者は死んでいる。
If it wasn't for the doctor's treatment, that patient would be dead.
Without a doctor's care, the patient is dead.

お宅はどちらですか？
Where is your house?
Where are you?

彼と私は同名異人です。
He is my namesake, but no relation.
He and I are strangers.

その件についてこれ以上話しても無駄です。
It is useless to discuss the matter any further.
I don't want to talk about it any more.

彼にはすばらしいユーモアの感覚があった。
He had a magnificent sense of humor.
He had a great sense of humor.

私はこのことを少しも理解できません。
I can't understand this at all.
I don't understand anything about this.

南ターミナルはどこですか。
Where is the south terminal?
Where's the south terminal?

エネルギー資源の確保について少し意見を述べるように頼まれた。
I was asked to make a few remarks on energy conservation.
I was asked to give some thought to the provision of energy resources.

部屋の隅に本がきちんと積み重ねられていた。
There was a neat pile of books in the corner of the room.
There was a pile of books in the corner of the room.

我々は伝統に敬意を払わなければならない。
We must have respect for tradition.
We have to respect tradition.

僕の宿題を手伝ってもらえませんか。
Will you help me with my homework?
Can you help me with my homework?

彼女は長い髪を風になびかせてデッキに立っていた。
She stood on the deck with her long hair waving in the wind.
She sat on the deck with her long hair in the wind.

彼は彼女を見送りに空港へ行った。
He went to the airport to see her off.
He went to the airport to find her.

警察官は勤務中に酒を飲むことは禁止されている。
The police aren't allowed to drink on duty.
Police officers are forbidden to drink while on duty.

こちらで召し上がりますか、それともお持ち帰りですか。
Here or to go?
Would you like to eat here, or would you like to go home?

彼は行儀には気を配っている。
He is careful about his manners.
He cares about the way things are done.

私はお茶よりコーヒーを好む。
I prefer coffee to tea.
I prefer coffee over tea.

優勝には程遠い。
It's far from winning the first prize.
It's a long way to win.

これは新種のメロンだ。
This is a new kind of melon.
This is a new meron.

ボストンでは何をなさったんですか？
What did you do in Boston?
What did you do in Boston?

とても寒い日だったので、私たちは外出しないことに決めた。
It was such a cold day that we decided not to go out.
It was a very cold day, so we decided not to go out.

策略は衣服を必要とするが、真実は裸でいることを望む。
Craft must have clothes, but truth loves to go naked.
The trick requires clothing, but the truth wants to be naked.

パシフィック通りに行くには、このバスでいいんでしょうか。
Is this the right bus for Pacific Boulevard?
Is this a good bus to get to Pacific Street?

ある週末、街のホテルは全て満室でした。
One weekend, all of the hotels in the city were full.
One weekend, all the hotels in the city were full.

大阪から京都までどれくらいありますか。
How far is it from Osaka to Kyoto?
How far are you from Osaka to Kyoto?

タイポみると答える気なくす。
When I see typos I lose interest in answering.
When you look at the typhus, you don't want to answer.

母は私に帰れと呼んでいる。
Mother is calling me home.
My mother calls me home.

それは良い考えです。
It's a nice idea.
That's a good idea.

ある日、私は彼に会った。
One day I met him.
One day, I met him.

我々日本人は二十歳で大人の年齢になる。
We Japanese come of age at twenty.
We Japanese are 20 years old.

この計画から手をひかせてください。巻き込まれたくありません。
Leave me out of this plan. I don't want to get involved.
Get your hands off this project. I don't want to get involved.

高い木のてっぺんにひっかかった黒い帽子。
There's a black hat caught in the high tree top.
A black hat on top of a tall tree.

スミス先生はどの生徒からも好かれている。
Mr. Smith is liked by all his students.
Dr. Smith is popular with every student.

私たちの先生は車で学校に来ます。
Our teacher comes to school by car.
Our teacher comes to school in a car.

私は足にも大けがをした。
I badly injured myself in the leg, too.
I've done a lot of damage to my legs too.

私たちは彼女が都会に住んでいることを知っている。
We know that she lives in the city.
We know she lives in the city.

彼らは資金が不足している。
They are short of funds.
They are short of funds.

老人が近づいてきた。
The old man approached.
The old man approached.

第三に、あなたが努力することと難しいことに挑戦しようとしなければ、世界中で成功するものは何もない。
Thirdly, if you don't put in the effort and challenge difficult things, there is nothing in the world at which you will succeed.
Third, there is nothing to succeed in the world without your efforts and challenges.

この車は故障しそうだ。
This car is going to break down.
This car's about to fail.

父は暇なときにはよく推理小説を読んでいました。
Father would often read detective stories in his spare time.
My father used to read reasoning novels when he was free.

公園でHしたことある？
Have you ever had sex in a public park?
Have you ever been to a park before?

友人と約束があるので行かなくてはなりません。
I have to go off because I have an appointment with a friend.
I have to go because I have an appointment with a friend.

彼女は率直にものを言う。
She's a plain speaker.
She's straight to the point.

トムさんとお話がしたいのですが。
I'd like to speak with Tom.
I'd like to speak with Mr. Tom.

我々の海岸を越えて見ている人びと、外国の議会や宮殿で見ている人びと、世界の忘れ去られた一角でラジオを取り囲んでいる集まっている人びとへ、我々の物語が異なっているけど、我々の運命は共有されており、新たなアメリカン・リーダーシップの夜明けがきたのです。
And to all those watching tonight from beyond our shores, from parliaments and palaces, to those who are huddled around radios in the forgotten corners of the world, our stories are singular, but our destiny is shared, and a new dawn of American leadership is at hand.
Our fate has been shared and the dawn of a new American leadership: the people who are watching across our shores, the people who are watching in foreign parliaments and palaces, the people who are all around the radio in a forgotten corner of the world.

私は別に怪しい者ではありません。
I'm not a particularly suspicious-looking person.
I'm not a stranger.

彼は銀行に３０００ドルの預金がある。
He has a credit of $3000 at his bank.
He has $3,000 in the bank.

その飛行機は突然墜落した。
The plane crashed suddenly.
The plane crashed suddenly.

だが、あなたは良いぶどう酒をよくも今までとっておきました。
But you have saved the best till now.
But you've been drinking good wine all your life.

彼はまるで君の弟みたいだよ。
He looks like your brother.
He's like your brother.

私たちは今日家にいます。
We will be at home today.
We're home today.

詳細は事務所に照会してください。
Apply to the office for further details.
Please check with the office for details.

私は父が私を育てたように息子を育てたい。
I want to bring up my son as my father did me.
I want to raise my son as my father raised me.

もっと安い席がありますか。
Do you have any cheaper seats?
Is there a cheaper seat?

彼は夜更かしをする習慣がある。
He is in the habit of sitting up till late at night.
He has the habit of staying up late.

母はとうとう私の考えに従った。
My mother finally has given in to my views.
My mother finally followed my thinking.

バスから降りましょう。
Let's get off the bus.
Let's get off the bus.

私は専門家ではないけど。
However, I am not a specialist.
I'm not an expert.

私の宿題を手伝ってください。
Please give me a hand with my homework.
Help me with my homework.

宿題をやってしまってから、私はママとおしゃべりをした。
Having done my homework, I had a chat with Mum.
Since I've done my homework, I've had a chat with my mom.

可能性は中立か戦争かの二つに一つだ。
The alternative possibilities are neutrality or war.
It's one of two possibilities, whether neutral or war.

葡萄酒を１瓶ください。
Give me a bottle of wine.
Give me a bottle of rum.

彼女は母とまったく同じほど美人だ。
She is no less beautiful than her mother.
She is as beautiful as her mother.

ロンドンを流れている川は、テムズ川と呼ばれる。
The river which flows through London is called the Thames.
The river that flows through London is called the Thames.

トムは盗み聞きしています。
Tom is eavesdropping.
Tom's been listening in.

私たちは人工雪でスキーをした。
We skied on artificial snow.
We skid on artificial snow.

だれも彼の言葉を重要なものと思わなかった。
No one conceived his words to be important.
No one thought his words were important.

私は今日１００ドルも使った。
I spent 100 dollars today.
I spent $100 today.

彼は個人より社会全体に力点を置く傾向がある。
He tends to place more stress on society in general than on individual.
He tends to focus more on society as a whole than on individuals.

五月五日のホテルの予約確認をしたいのですが。
I'd like to confirm my hotel reservation on May 5th.
I'd like to make a reservation for the 5th of May.

だれかがこの本から２ページ破り取った。
Someone has torn two pages out of this book.
Someone took two pages from the book.

彼は手紙を書いた。
He wrote a letter.
He wrote a letter.

その車がじゃまです。動かしてください。
The car is in the way. Please move it.
Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

私たちは毎年夏に海外へ行きます。
We go abroad every summer.
We go overseas every summer.

ジョンはジェーンと結婚していた。
John was married to Jane.
John was married to Jane.

彼はその計画を続ける決心をした。
He decided to get on with the plan.
He decided to continue the project.

幸運にも彼女は死ななかった。
Luckily she did not die.
Fortunately, she didn't die.

まだどちらと決したわけではありませんので、引き続き成り行きを見守りたいと思います。
I haven't decided either way. I want to keep an eye on how things go.
I don't know which I've decided yet, so I'm going to continue to see how things work out.

あなたはそのことを前もって言ってくれても良かったのに。
You ought to have told me that before.
You could have told me that earlier.

私達は富士山の頂上まで登った。
We climbed to the top of Mt. Fuji.
We climbed to the top of Mount Fuji.

そんなに食べると、病気になるよ。
If you eat so much, you'll get sick.
If you eat that much, you'll get sick.

昔々ある所に美しいお姫様が住んでいました。
Once upon a time, there lived a beautiful princess.
Once upon a time, there were beautiful princesses in some places.

どう埋め合わせしたら良いかわかりません。
There's no way I can make it up to you.
I don't know how to make it up.

とうとう彼は目的を達成した。
At last he attained his goal.
Finally, he achieved his goal.

この地域は今や立て込んできた。
The area is built up now.
The area has now stepped in.

ＡはＢの５倍の長さがある。
A is 5 times as long as B.
A is five times the length of B.

ダーウィンの考えをこのように改訂したことは学問的立場からの攻撃対象となった。
This revision of Darwin's ideas came under fire from academic positions.
This revision of Darwin’s thinking was an attack from a academic point of view.

私は職責を果たさなければならない。
I have to discharge my duty.
I have to carry out my duty.

彼は「私は科学者になりたい」と言った。
He said, "I want to be a scientist."
He said, "I want to be a scientist."

２、３分でそれを終えるつもりだ。
I'll finish it in two or three minutes.
I'm gonna finish it in a few minutes.

彼は私にその機械の説明をした。
He gave me an account of the machine.
He explained to me that machine.

私の猫はかわいいですよ！
My cat is cute!
My cat is cute!

この席はどのあたりでしょう？
Where's this seat?
Where is this seat?

トムはメアリーを愛していた。
Tom loved Mary.
Tom loved Mary.

もっと安いものはありますか。
Do you have anything cheaper?
Is there anything cheaper?

前に見た時から彼女はすごく変わった。
She has changed greatly since I last saw her.
She's changed so much since I saw her.

トムは周囲を見回したが、誰の姿も見なかった。
Tom looked around, but didn't see anyone.
Tom looked around, but he didn't see anyone.

誰かが亡くなったときは悲しいものだよ。
It's a pity when somebody dies.
It's sad when someone dies.

家にあるもの全部食べてしまったかと思ったけど、クラッカーをもう一箱見つけたよ。
I thought we had eaten everything in the house, but I found another box of crackers.
I thought I ate everything in the house, but I found another pack of crackers.

彼女はひとりでに目を覚ました。
She woke up on her own.
She woke up alone.

トムもメアリーもフランス語は話せない。
Neither Tom nor Mary can speak French.
Neither Tom nor Mary speak French.

彼女は１７歳です。
She's seventeen.
She's 17.

破水しました。
My water broke.
The water's broken.

このジッパーはきつい。
This zipper doesn't zip smoothly.
This dipper's tight.

私は京都へ一度行ったことがあります。
I have once been to Kyoto.
I've been to Kyoto once.

それ、テレビで見たわ。
I saw it on TV.
I saw that on TV.

１００メートルを１２秒以内で走ることができます。
He can run 100 meters in less than twelve seconds.
Let's say I'm going to run 100 meters in 12 seconds.

彼はそのような値段でステレオを買う事はできなかった。
He could not buy the stereo set at such a price.
He couldn't buy a stereo at such a price.

最近は、結婚しても自分の姓を変えたくないという女性が増えている。
These days the number of women who don't want to change their family names even after they get married is increasing.
In recent years, more and more women don't want to change their names when they get married.

どうかもう一度私にその話をしてください。
Please tell me the story once more.
Please tell me that again.

彼が驚いたことには、その泥棒は自分の息子だとわかった。
To his surprise, the thief turned out to be his own son.
He was surprised to find that the thief was his own son.

厄介者はどこにでもいるものだ。
There is a black sheep in every flock.
Those who get into trouble are everywhere.

もう年賀状を全部書いてしまったのですか。
Have you written all the New Year's cards already?
You've already written down all the old gauzes.

隊長以下の者がこの建物に住む。
Men of the rank of captain and below live in this building.
Those below the commander live in this building.

なんでもっと早く言ってくれなかったの？
Why didn't you tell us about this sooner?
Why didn't you tell me earlier?

私達にもっとよいテーブルを手配するように私はウェイターに頼んだ。
I asked the waiter to see about getting us a better table.
I asked the waiter to arrange for us to have a better table.

よければ、一つ貸してあげる。
I'll lend you one if you like.
If you don't mind, I'll give you one.

猫が気持ちを伝える主要なやり方は身振りである。
The prime means of communication for cats is body language.
The main way cats communicate is by gestures.

誰だって、努力しなければ、英語をものにすることはできない。
No one can master English if he doesn't make effort.
No one can turn English into English without trying.

彼が歌うのを聞いたことがない。
I never heard him sing.
I've never heard him sing.

彼女は自分で編んだセーターを着ていた。
She wore a sweater that she'd knitted herself.
She was wearing her own sweater.

牛乳の流れを素早く止め、牛乳が固まるまで約３０分間静置する。
Quickly stop the flow of milk, leave to stand for approximately 30 minutes for the milk to solidify.
Stop the flow of milk quickly and remain still for about 30 minutes until the milk hardens.

あのピアニストは巧妙でよく知られている。
That pianist is known for his skill.
The pianist is very clever and well-known.

彼女は彼を埠頭から突き落とした。
She pushed him off the pier.
She pushed him out of the dock.

彼は円をドルと換えた。
He exchanged yen for dollars.
He switched the circle to the dollar.

トムがあなたを待っています。
Tom is waiting for you.
Tom's waiting for you.

オーストラリアから来ました。
I'm from Australia.
I'm from Australia.

彼女は私に貸したコートを取り返した。
She took back the coat she lent me.
She took back the coat she lent me.

彼らは雨が止むまでポーチで待った。
They waited on the porch until it stopped raining.
They waited on the porch until the rain stopped.

１０億人の人たちが英語を話しています。
One billion people speak English.
A billion people speak English.

フランス語が話せなかったので居心地が悪かった。
I was ill at ease because I didn't speak French.
I was uncomfortable because I didn't speak French.

電池がだめになっちゃった。
The battery died out.
The battery's gone down.

私は家を探している。
I'm looking for a house.
I'm looking for a home.

ポケットの手を入れたままで発言してはいけません。
Don't speak with your hands in your pockets.
Don't say anything while holding your pocket.

彼は自分の成功を運がいいからだと考えている。
He thinks that his success is due to luck.
He thinks it's because he's lucky to succeed.

生物学者は、損失は深刻だと主張している。
Biologists assert the losses are severe.
The biologists argue that the loss is serious.

大部分の人がその計画に賛成している。
The great majority is for the project.
Most people agree with the plan.

その男はまんまと私をだまして承知させた。
The young man tricked me into consenting.
The man lied to me and made me realize it.

どちらの道を行っても駅に着ける。
Whichever way you go, you can get to the station.
We can get to the station on either side of the road.

彼はそれについて単刀直入だ。
He is very direct about it.
He's straight about it.

彼は私に手伝ってくれるといった。
He offered to help me.
He said he'd help me.

あなたは正しい。
You're right.
You're right.

「どなたですか」「お母さんよ」
"Who is it?" "It's your mother."
- Who are you? - Mother.

元の場所に戻して。
Put it back.
Put it back where it came from.

それは私に対する誤解ですよ。
You do me wrong.
That's a misunderstanding of me.

医者はスミス氏に長生きしたいのならば煙草を止めるように言った。
The doctor told Mr Smith to give up smoking if he wanted to live long.
The doctor told Mr. Smith to stop smoking if he wanted to live long.

警官達が彼らの鞄を調べていた。
The police were examining their bags.
The police were checking their bags.

米国のペンフレンドと文通し始めて１年になる。
I have been corresponding with a pen pal in the USA for a year.
It's been a year since I started writing with a U.S. penfriend.

彼があのように年若くして死んだのは、本当に惜しいと思う。
I think it's a great pity that he died so young.
I'm so glad he died so young.

その森には鳥がたくさんいる。
Birds abound in the woods.
There are a lot of birds in the forest.

彼女は週に１度両親に手紙を出す。
She writes to her parents once a week.
She writes to her parents once a week.

誰かが彼女のお金を奪った。
Someone stole her money.
Someone took her money.

彼は他人の苦しみに対して淡淡だ。
He is indifferent to the suffering of others.
He's a gratuitous man for the suffering of others.

旅費はせいぜい千ドルだろう。
The trip will cost $1000 at the outside.
A thousand dollars' worth of travel.

その少年はおぼれそうになった。
The boy almost drowned.
The boy's out of his mind.

ためらわずにどんな質問でもしてください。
Don't hesitate to ask me any questions.
Don't hesitate to ask any questions.

私は白ぶどう酒より赤ぶどう酒が好きだ。
I like red wine better than white.
I like red wine more than white wine.

彼は私に金をねだった。
He bothered me for money.
He was money to me.

物語はますます面白くなかった。
The story got more and more exciting.
The story wasn't even more interesting.

出かけるも出かけないもあなたの自由です。
You are free to go or stay.
You're free to go or not.

私の姉は２０代だ。
My sister is in her twenties.
My sister's in her 20s.

庭には雑草が生い茂っていた。
The garden was overgrown with weeds.
Weeds abounded in the garden.

その兄弟はそれぞれ車を所有している。
Each of the brothers has a car.
Each brother owns a car.

お母さん、夕食は何時ですか。
When will we eat dinner, Mom?
Mom, when's dinner?

トムってバカ？
Is Tom nuts?
Tom's an idiot?

星雲は,その形や見え方によって科学者が分類しています。
Galaxies are classified by scientists according to their shape and appearance.
The galaxies are classified by scientists according to their shape and appearance.

フランス語とウェブ・デザインを勉強しています。
I'm studying French and web design.
I'm studying French and web design.

そのニュースは当分の間差し止めになった。
The news was suppressed for the time being.
The news was suspended for the time being.

ハリウッドには昔日の面影はない。
Hollywood isn't what it used to be.
Hollywood has no old shadow.

できればそうしたいけど。
I wish I could.
I wish I could.

私は彼らはふた子にちがいないと思うのだが、彼女はそうであるはずがないという。
I think they must be twins, but she says they cannot be so.
I think they must be a baby, but she says they can't be.

彼は友人を警察からかくまった。
He hid his friend from the police.
He took my friend away from the police.

彼は商用で東京へ行った。
He went to Tokyo on business.
He went to Tokyo for commercial use.

君は海外へ行くつもりですか。
Do you plan to go overseas?
Are you going overseas?

簡単に彼の事務所が見付かった。
I found his office easily.
It was easy to find his office.

その会社は事実上は倒産だ。
That company is, in effect, bankrupt.
The company is, in effect, bankrupt.

彼は私に大学に進学するべきかどうかたずねた。
He asked me whether he should go on to university.
He asked me if I should go to college.

明日雨が降れば、私たちはそこへ行かないだろう。
If it rains tomorrow, we'll not go there.
If it rains tomorrow, we won't go there.

のんびり行こう。
Take it easy.
Take it easy.

彼はきっと時間どおりに来る。
I'm sure that he'll come on time.
He'll come right on time.

先ごろのサービス上の不備について釈明したかった。
We wanted to explain the recent service failure.
I wanted to explain my recent lack of service.

手術がうまくいった。
The surgery went well.
The surgery worked.

寝る前に明かりを消すのを忘れないように。
Do not forget to turn the light off before you go to bed.
Don't forget to turn off the lights before you go to bed.

そんな席からコンサートが聴けたら、人は、何だってするさ。
People would sell their souls to hear the concert from those seats.
People would do anything to listen to a concert from such a seat.

この湖はスケートをしても安全だ。
It is safe to skate on this lake.
This lake is safe to skate.

日本人が英語を流ちょうに話すのは難しい。
It is difficult for Japanese people to speak English fluently.
It’s hard for the Japanese to speak English fluently.

私はトランプは得意でない。
Cards are not in my line.
I'm not good at Trump.

私はそのとき駅に向かって歩いていた。
I was walking to the station then.
I was walking to the station at the time.

その小川は牧草地の中を曲がりくねって流れている。
The stream winds through the meadow.
The stream bends through the pastures.

すべてがトムの予言通りに進んでいる。
Everything is working out just as Tom predicted.
Everything goes according to Tom's prophecy.

トムは先週高校の同窓会に行った。
Tom went to his high school reunion last week.
Tom went to a high school reunion last week.

実は私は彼女を愛してはいないのです。
The fact is I do not love her.
Actually, I don't love her.

もう大人なのだから、やるべきことは自分の責任で決めなさい。
Now that you are grown-up, it is up to you to decide what to do.
As an adult, decide what you have to do.

私たちは互いに助け合った。
We helped each other.
We helped each other.

ここでタバコを吸ってもいいですか。
Would you mind if I smoked here?
Can I smoke here?

私がＭＩＴの学生であった頃、ボストンのある決まったレストランで食事をしていた。
When I was a student at MIT I used to eat at a certain restaurant in Boston.
When I was an MlT student, I used to eat in a certain restaurant in Boston.

教科書はどうしたらいいんでしょうか。
Where do we get the textbooks?
I don't know what to do with a textbook.

彼女は彼のダンスを見た。
She watched him dance.
She saw him dance.

その会社は私の兄が経営している。
The company is managed by my older brother.
That company is run by my brother.

秋は田舎をゆっくり歩くのに最適の季節であることは言うまでもない。
It goes without saying that autumn is the best season for taking long walks in the country.
The fall is not to say that it is the best season to walk slowly through the countryside.

じゃあ、今日はここまで。
Let's stop here for today.
All right, that's it for today.

英語を話すことは簡単ではない、でもそれは面白い。
Speaking English isn't easy, but it's fun.
It’s not easy to speak English, but it's fun.

ぼくは酒も煙草もやらない。
I neither drink nor smoke.
I don't drink, I don't smoke.

市役所は市の中央に有ります。
The city hall is located at the center of the city.
City hall is in the middle of the city.

彼女は私にさよならを言った。
She bade me good-by.
She said good-bye to me.

明日までに本を返しなさい。
Please return the book by tomorrow.
Give me the book by tomorrow.

とてもいい匂いがした。
It smelled really good.
It smells so good.

彼の悪い癖を直してやろう。
I will cure him of the bad habit.
Let's fix his bad habits.

色違いはありませんか。
Do you have this in any other colors?
So let's see if we can simplify this a little bit.

彼の発音は決して完全ではない。
His pronunciation is far from perfect.
His pronunciation is never complete.

両親が私を自分たちの考え方に変えようとしていた。
My parents tried to convert me to their way of thinking.
My parents were trying to change my way of thinking.

全部売り切れです。
Everything's sold out.
It's all sold out.

能ある鷹は爪を隠す。
A smart falcon hides its talons.
Smart hawks hide their claws.

それが事実だということはぼくにははっきりわかっている。
It's quite clear to me that is the truth.
I know it's true.

ビールの消費量は天気におおいに左右される。
How much beer people drink largely depends on the weather.
The consumption of beer depends on the weather.

ロープをぴんと張りなさい。
Pull the rope tight.
Keep the rope tight.

彼は人生の楽しみを知らなかった。
Life passed him by.
He didn't know the pleasures of life.

都会に家のある人たちはいなかで生活したいと思う。
People whose homes are in the town want to live in the country.
I want to live in a city where people live.

彼らは車を修理しなければいけない。
They have to repair their car.
They have to fix the car.

本当にありがとう。
Thanks a lot.
Thank you so much.

私たちは昨日会う事になっていたのだが。
We are to have met yesterday.
We were supposed to meet yesterday.

新聞を燃やした。
I burned the newspaper.
Burned the paper.

私は世界市民である。
I am a citizen of the world.
I am a citizen of the world.

彼は麻酔をかけられた。
He was put under anesthesia.
He was anesthetized.

彼はちょうど帰ったところです。
He has just come back.
He just left.

幸いにも彼らは危険から逃れた。
Fortunately, they escaped the danger.
Fortunately, they escaped the danger.

とても寒くて湖は一面に凍ってしまった。
It was so cold that the lake froze over.
It was so cold that the lake freezed to the surface.

朝ご飯を食べていないのでお腹空いた。
I am hungry because I did not have breakfast.
I'm hungry because I'm not eating breakfast.

駅からその学校まで、たっぷり５キロはありました。
It was a good five kilometers from the station to the school.
From the train station to the school, there was a lot of five kilometers.

私はもうそこへ行かない。
I won't go there anymore.
I'm not going there anymore.

教会の鐘が鳴っている。
The church bells are ringing.
Church bells are ringing.

病気のため彼のコンサートへ行けなかった。
Illness prevented me from going to his concert.
I couldn't go to his concert because of my illness.

君しかそれをできない。
You're the only one who can do it.
You're the only one who can do that.

黙っていなさい。
Don't talk!
Keep your mouth shut.

「いいえ」とイギリス人は繰り返しました。
"No," repeated the Englishman.
"No," the British repeated.

環境破壊は驚くほどすすんでいる。
The destruction of the environment is appalling.
The destruction of the environment is alarming.

私たちはお互いに楽しく語り合った。
We enjoyed talking with each other.
We had fun talking to each other.

今年あまり雨が降らなかった。
We haven't had much rain this year.
It didn't rain much this year.

彼があなた達は席を予約すると思い込んでいました。
He supposed that you would book seats.
He thought you guys were gonna book a seat.

この橋を支えるには重い柱が必要だ。
Heavy posts are needed to sustain this bridge.
We need heavy pillars to support this bridge.

あなたは彼が死んでしまったと思いますか。
Do you think he is dead?
You think he's dead.

その鳥たちはとても人に慣れているので、手からえさを食べている。
The birds are so tame they will eat from your hand.
The birds are so accustomed to people that they eat honey from their hands.

あなたの気が変わるかもしれないと思っていました。
I thought you might change your mind.
I thought you might change your mind.

はい、眠くありません。
No, I'm not sleepy.
Yes, I don't sleep.

この規則は外国人にのみ適用されます。
This rule is applied to foreigners only.
This rule applies only to foreigners.

だれも話を聞いていなかった。
Nobody was listening to the speech.
No one was listening.

フルコースもあれば、サラダで軽いお食事もオーケー。
You can eat a complete meal, or just go easy with our salad bar.
There is a full course, and a light meal with salads.

誰が王位を継ぐのですか。
Who will succeed to the throne?
Who inherits the throne?

明日学校でね。
I'll see you tomorrow at school.
I'll see you at school tomorrow.

思わず笑わずにいられなかった。
I could not help laughing.
I couldn't help laughing.

旅行で記念メダルを買いました。
I bought a commemorative medal on my trip.
I bought a medal on my trip.

ガラスは壊れやすい。
Glass breaks easily.
Glass is fragile.

パーティーの準備を手伝ってくれませんか。
Will you help me prepare for the party?
Can you help me get ready for the party?

彼は試験に落ちると思っていました。
He expected to fail the exam.
He thought he was going to fail the test.

私は、病気だったので、家にいなければならなかった。
Being sick, I had to stay home.
I was sick, so I had to stay at home.

自分が生まれた正確な場所を知らない。
I don't know the exact place that I was born.
I don't know exactly where I was born.

彼は頭でっかちだ。
He is an armchair theorist.
He's smart.

その公園の多くの掲示板に芝生内立ち入り禁止と書いてあった。
There were many signs in the park that said "Keep off the grass."
On many billboards in the park, it said it was forbidden to enter the lawn.

あなたは大嘘つきですね。
You are the biggest liar.
You're a big liar.

私はボーイフレンドにぜんぜん不自由させていません。
I never want for a boyfriend.
I haven't lost my boyfriend at all.

驚いて彼女は目を丸くした。
Her eyes become round in surprise.
'I don't know,' said the Caterpillar.

警察はトムの寝室の窓の外には誰の足跡も見つけることができませんでした。
The police couldn't find any footprints outside Tom's bedroom window.
The police couldn't find any footprints outside Tom's bedroom window.

逆もまた真なり。
The converse is also true.
The opposite is also true.

事故が起こったところである。
An accident just happened.
It's where the accident happened.

彼らは直ちに我々の救援にやってきた。
They came presently to our rescue.
They came to our rescue immediately.

道案内をしてくださって、どうもありがとう。
You are very kind to show me the way.
Thank you for showing me the way.

彼女はタイプがうまい。
She types well.
She's a good type.

どう思う？
What do you think?
What do you think?

こちらで召し上がりますか、それともお持ち帰りにしますか。
Is that to eat here or take out?
Would you like to eat it here, or would you like to bring it back?

私はこのあたりは、よく知りません。
I am a stranger here.
I don't know much about this place.

この静かな生活にはいい加減飽きてしまった。
I'm about tired of this quiet life.
I'm tired of this quiet life.

私は雲の上を飛んだ。
I flew above the clouds.
I flew over the clouds.

彼とは個人的な接触がある。
I am in touch with him.
I have personal contact with him.

彼のは悪文だ。
He has a bad style.
He's a curse.

もう少しお金が必要になると思うのですが。
I should think we will need some more money.
I think I'm going to need a little bit more money.

今晩、外食しましょう。
Let's eat out tonight.
Let's eat out tonight.

父は今、庭に出ています。
My father is out in the garden now.
Dad's out in the yard right now.

月曜までここに居るかも。
I may stay here until Monday.
Maybe I'll be here till Monday.

アメリカのパン屋では、「パン屋の１ダース」は１２ではなく１３だ。
In U.S. bakeries, a "baker's dozen" is 13, not 12.
In the U.S. bakery, "1 dozen bakers" are not 12.

四月一日です。
It's April first.
It's April 1st.

彼は背が高いからすぐに見分けられるでしょう。
You can easily identify him because he is very tall.
He'll be able to tell right away because he's tall.

大統領の任期は四年である。
The president's term of office is four years.
The president's term is four years.

彼女はそのニュースを聞いて驚いた。
She was surprised at the news.
She was surprised to hear the news.

彼女は花が大好きである。
She is very fond of flowers.
She loves flowers.

彼女は彼をプログラマーとして雇った。
She engaged him as a programmer.
She hired him as a programmer.

使っていない整理棚はありますか。
Do you have an extra shelf I can use?
Is there an unused cleanup cabinet?

疲れたなあ。
I'm tired.
I'm tired.

私が知っている大部分の人はフランス語を話せます。
Almost everyone I know can speak French.
Most people I know speak French.

来てくれた人にこのパンフレットを配るのを手伝って下さい。
Please help me distribute these pamphlets to visitors.
Help those who come and distribute this pamphlet.

その婦人はあまりに驚いて口もきけなかったほどである。
Those women were so surprised that they couldn't speak.
The woman was so surprised that she didn’t say much.

彼らは差出人と受取人の名前を混同した。
They confused the names of the sender and the addressee.
They confused the name of the sender and the recipient.

なぜ君は昨晩そのパーティーにこなかったのか。
Why didn't you show up at the party last night?
Why didn't you go to the party last night?

貧しいからといって人を軽べつするな。
Don't look down on a man because he is poor.
Don't look down on people because they're poor.

男はレストランで食い逃げした。
The man left the restaurant without paying his bill.
The man ran off at the restaurant.

私の両親がここにいる間は上品な言葉遣いをして下さい。
Please keep your language decent while my parents are here.
Be polite while my parents are here.

どちらに行くのですか。
Where are you going?
Where are you going?

私はこの夏どこにも行かなかった。
I have been nowhere this summer.
I didn't go anywhere this summer.

私の時計は故障しているかもしれないと言うことがふと頭に浮かんだ。
It occurred to me that my watch might be broken.
I began to think that my watch might be out of order.

私はほとんど毎日６時に起きます。
I get up at six almost every day.
I get up almost every day at 6 o'clock.

トムは紙飛行機を作るのが好きだ。
Tom likes making paper aeroplanes.
Tom likes making paper planes.

よく寝ぼけます。
I'm often half-asleep.
I sleep a lot.

このらくだは人によくなれているからだれが乗っても大丈夫です。
This camel is so tame that anyone can ride it.
There's no need for anyone to ride this raft because it's getting better for people.

本を読むことは大切です。
It's important to read books.
It's important to read.

犬が吠えている．
The dog is barking.
There's a dog barking.

昨夜はメアリーと電話しながら寝落ちしてしまった。
Last night, I fell asleep while talking with Mary on the phone.
I fell asleep last night on the phone with Mary.

スキーは大変楽しい。
I really enjoy skiing.
Skiing is so fun.

お遍路さんの一行は四国に向かった。
The party of pilgrims started for Shikoku.
Tsutomu-san's line is headed for Shikoku.

彼は紳士の中の紳士だ。
He is every inch a gentleman.
He's a gentleman among gentlemen.

姉の髪は肩まで届きます。
My sister's hair reaches to her shoulders.
My sister's hair reaches up to her shoulder.

気候は我々の心身に大きな関わりを持っている。
The climate has much to do with our mind and body.
The climate has a lot to do with our minds.

地は産物を出せり。
The earth hath yielded her increase.
The earth brings forth its produce.

彼は私に日付を確かめるように言った。
He told me to make sure of the date.
He told me to check the date.

「私は疲れていない」「私もそうです」
"I am not tired." "Neither am I."
- I'm not tired. - Me neither.

あなたは十分事実を知っていると思う。
I take it that you are fully acquainted with the facts.
I think you know enough about the facts.

すっごくいいものを見つけたよ！
I've found something amazing!
I found something really nice!

昨日は、くもりだった。
It was cloudy yesterday.
Yesterday was a mess.

疲れているならば、休みをとるべきなのは、言うまでもないことだ。
It gone without saying, if you are tired, you should take a rest.
If you are tired, all you have to do is take a break.

休暇を利用して海外旅行をする学生がますます増えている。
The number of students who use their holidays to travel abroad is increasing.
More and more students use vacations to travel abroad.

彼はいつも他人のあらを探している。
He is always finding fault with other people.
He's always looking for someone else.

トムは教師になろうと決心した。
Tom decided to become a teacher.
Tom decided to be a teacher.

トムから電話があった？
Did Tom call?
Did Tom call you?

当機は１５分後に着陸します。
We'll be landing in 15 minutes.
We're landing in 15 minutes.

そこへ行かなかった人はわずかだった。
Only a few people didn't go there.
A few people didn't go there.

あなたの判断は正しい。
You are correct in your judgement.
You're right.

彼は興奮してわれを忘れていた。
He was beside himself with excitement.
He was so excited that he forgot about me.

ドアには鍵がかかっていてどうしてもはいれなかった。
The doors were locked and we couldn't get in anyhow.
The door was locked, and I couldn't help it.

あなたが私たちの会社で働こうと思った理由を聞かせて下さい。
What's made you decide to work for our company?
Let me tell you why you wanted to work for our company.

彼は物乞いをして暮らしている。
He lives by begging.
He lives begging.

地理を研究するには地図をいつも利用しなければならない。
In studying geography, you must make constant use of maps.
The map must always be used to study geography.

日に日に彼は良くなるだろう。
Day by day he seemed to get better.
Day by day he'll get better.

彼は貧乏を何とも思わない。
He thinks nothing of poverty.
He doesn't care about poverty.

是非どうぞ。
By all means.
You're welcome.

それは推測に基づいている。
It is founded on supposition.
It's based on speculation.

私の机の上に面白い本があります。
There is an interesting book on my desk.
There's an interesting book on my desk.

騒音がひどかったので演説者の声は聞こえなかった。
There was so much noise that the speaker couldn't make himself heard.
The noise was so loud that I could not hear the speaker.

確かに彼女は彼のことを愛しているが、結婚はしないだろう。
No doubt she loves him, but she won't marry him.
She does love him, but she won't marry him.

もっとゆっくり言ってください。
Speak slower, please.
Say it slowly.

君は最善を尽くしさえすればよい。
All you have to do is do your best.
You just have to do your best.

彼は私に多額のお金を要求した。
He demanded a large sum of money from me.
He asked me for a lot of money.

鬼が出るか蛇が出るか。この提案書の結果が見物だね。
There's no telling what kind of trouble this proposal might stir up. The result is certainly going to be something to see.
So let's see if there's a demon or there's a snake or there's a snake.

彼は聡明であるのに、自分の意見を述べることをいつも嫌がっている。
For all his cleverness, he is always reluctant to give his views.
He is intelligent, but always reluctant to express himself.

彼は商用で出かけて留守だ。
He's away on business.
He's gone out for commercial use.

お金は大事にしなくてはならない。
You should be careful of your money.
Money must be taken care of.

努力なくしては何も得られない。
Nothing is achieved without effort.
We don't get anything without effort.

閉会した。
The meeting was closed.
Closed.

躊躇すれば機会は二度とこない。
He who hesitates is lost.
If you hesitate, you will never get a chance again.

彼は困っている。
He is in trouble.
He's in trouble.

彼はぽつんと一人立っていた。
He stood all by himself.
He stood there all by himself.

彼は多くの困難にもかかわらず、成功した。
He succeeded in the face of many difficulties.
He succeeded in spite of many difficulties.

もうやめろよ。これ以上傷口に塩を塗るようなことは可哀想だ。
Cut that out. You're just rubbing salt in the poor guy's wounds.
I'm sorry to have to add more salt to the wound.

アメリカの植民地に連れて来られた奴隷たち。
Slaves are brought to the American colonies.
Slaves brought to the American colonies.

彼女は何を持っていますか。
What does she have?
What does she have?

ガイドが私たちをホテルまで案内してくれた。
The guide led us to the hotel.
Our guide showed us to the hotel.

そのデパートの前に本屋があります。
There is a bookstore in front of the department store.
There's a bookstore in front of that department store.

家具はすべてほこりをかぶっていた。
All the furniture was covered with dust.
The furniture was all dusted.

いつ帰ってくるの？
When will you return?
When are you coming back?

その学校は丘のふもとにあります。
The school is located at the foot of a hill.
The school is at the bottom of the hill.

私はやむなく薬をのまされた。
I was forced to take medicine.
I was forced to take medication.

意味がわかります。
I'm catching on.
I know what that means.

そろそろ床についてもいいころだ。
It's time you went to bed.
It's time to talk about the floor.

私達は乗船した。
We went on board a ship.
We're on board.

新しいお客様に限った期間限定奉仕です。
This is a limited time offer to new customers only.
It's limited to new customers.

これらの新出単語をノートに書きなさい。
Write these new vocabulary words in your notebook.
Write these new words in a notebook.

去年の選挙で労働党の票数が増えた。
The Labor Party's vote increased at last year's election.
Last year, the number of workers' votes increased.

彼がどのようにしてそれを手に入れたかを教えてくれ。
Tell me how he got it.
Tell me how he got it.

私にはどうも腑に落ちない。
I can't quite understand it.
It doesn't make any sense to me.

今私はその手紙を身につけていません。
I don't have the letter on me now.
Now I'm not wearing that letter.

私は机の上に大きな地図を広げた。
I spread the big map on the table.
I spread a big map on my desk.

彼は人生にはっきりした目標を持っていない。
He has no definite object in life.
He doesn't have a clear goal in life.

朝食を食べるほうがよい。
You had better have breakfast.
You should have breakfast.

これは日本の国旗です。
This is the flag of Japan.
This is the Japanese flag.

知っていることと教えることは別物だ。
Knowing is one thing, teaching quite another.
It's a different thing to know and to teach.

約束を守ることはとても大切なことである。
It is very important to keep your word.
It's very important to keep your word.

彼は外国に行くことについて考えを変えた。
He has changed his mind about going abroad.
He changed his mind about going abroad.

私たちは彼のことを何も知りません。
We don't know anything about him.
We don't know anything about him.

人を外見で判断してはいけない。
Don't judge people by appearance.
Don't judge people by outward appearances.

彼はその不足の埋め合わせをした。
He made up for the deficit.
He made up for the shortage.

恋愛感情を制するということは、恋愛を感じないということではない。
Suppressing one's romantic feelings is not the same as having no such feelings.
Controlling romantic love doesn’t mean you don’t feel love.

私はタバコが吸えません。
I can't smoke.
I can't smoke.

私は子供のときは上手に泳げました。
I could swim well when I was a boy.
I was a good swimmer when I was a kid.

私は裏庭に小さな小屋を建てた。
I put up a small hut in the backyard.
I built a small cabin in my backyard.

両親が来る前に、家を掃除しようと思う。
I would like to clean up the house before my parents come.
I'm gonna clean up the house before my parents get here.

私は彼を自分の弟だと思った。
I mistook him for my brother.
I thought he was my brother.

赤道は地球を２つの半球に分ける。
The equator divides the earth into two hemispheres.
The equator divides the Earth into two hemispheres.

空港まで行く
I'm going until the airport.
I'm going to the airport.

彼はほとんど理解できない片言の英語で話した。
He spoke in a broken English that was hard to understand.
He spoke in English in a language that he almost couldn't understand.

池は一面に氷がはった。
The pond froze over.
The pond was iced on one side.

富士山は日本で一番有名な山です。
Mt. Fuji is Japan's most famous mountain.
Mount Fuji is the most famous mountain in Japan.

この手紙で彼は辞意を表明している。
This letter purports to be his resignation.
In this letter, he expresses his resignation:

彼は金持ちだが一生懸命働いている。
Although he is rich he works very hard.
He's rich, but he's working hard.

トムは病気のため食欲がなかった。
Tom had no appetite because of his illness.
Tom wasn't hungry because he was sick.

月曜日は都合が悪いのです。
Monday's not good.
Monday's not a good time.

突然、飛行機が揺れ始め、シートベルトのサインがつきます。
Suddenly the plane begins to rock and the seat belt signs come on.
All of a sudden, the plane starts to shake and the seat belt is signed.

彼女が何をするつもりなのかはっきりとは知らない。
I don't know for certain what she is going to do.
I don't know exactly what she's going to do.

私には屋根裏部屋で物音がしたように思える。
It seems to me that I heard a noise in the attic.
It seems to me that there was a noise in the attic.

僕は宇宙飛行士になりたい。
I want to be an astronaut.
I want to be an astronaut.

これ、冷蔵庫に入れておくよ。
I'll put this in the fridge.
I'll put this in the fridge.

家に帰らなきゃ。
I must go home.
I have to go home.

彼女は若くして結婚した。
She married young.
She got married when she was young.

明日お伺いしてもよろしいですか。
Do you mind if I call on you tomorrow?
May I ask you tomorrow?

旅行するならわたしは飛行機の方が好きです。
When I travel, I prefer to travel by air.
If I travel, I like planes.

沈黙は反抗を意味することが多い。
Silence often implies resistance.
Silence often means rebellion.

戸を閉めてください。
Be kind enough to shut the door.
Close the door.

それを実行するのはほとんど不可能だ。
It is next to impossible to carry it out.
It's almost impossible to do.

さて、何しようか？
Well, what shall we do?
Well, what do you want me to do?

お金がないので、プチッと旅行。
As I don't have the money, it'll just be a short trip.
I don't have any money, so I'll take a walk.

トムは全てを否定した。
Tom denied everything.
Tom denied everything.

うそをつくな、正直であれ。
Don't tell lies. Tell the truth.
Don't lie to me. Be honest.

でももヘチマもないわ。
There's no but about it!
But it's not that bad.

あの二股男を懲らしめてやるから、ちょっと待ってて!
Just wait till I get my hands on that two-timing bastard!
I'm gonna beat that two-legged guy. Wait a minute!

私たちは野球をしました。
We played baseball.
We played baseball.

彼女は料理が上手だそうだ。
They say she's good at cooking.
She's good at cooking.

みんないつもトニーをほめる。
Everyone always speaks well of Tony.
People always admire Tony.

あそこの角には以前ドラッグストアがあった。
There used to be a drugstore on that corner.
There used to be a drug store on that corner.

あの町かどに公衆電話ボックスがある。
There is a telephone booth at the corner of the street.
There's a pay phone box somewhere in that town.

そのドレスにいくら払いましたか。
How much did you pay for the dress?
How much did you pay for that dress?

私はそのコンピューターをティムと呼びます。
I call the computer Tim.
I call that computer Tim.

私は時流に遅れないように新聞を読む。
I read newspapers in order to keep up with the times.
I read the newspaper so I won't be late.

彼女が何と言ったか知っていますか。
Do you know what she said?
Do you know what she said?

チケットは百ユーロだ。
The ticket costs 100 euros.
The tickets are 100 euros.

社長は現実的なタイプの人だ。
The president is a down-to-earth kind of man.
The boss is a realistic type.

テレビで野球の試合を見ることほど好きなものはない。
I like nothing so much as to watch baseball games on television.
There is nothing I like more than watching baseball games on TV.

私はその試合に負けると思う。
I'm afraid we'll lose the game.
I think I'll lose that game.

彼はフランス語を習って辞書をもらった。
He was taught French and given a dictionary.
He learned French and got a dictionary.

図星ですか？
Is that it?
Is that the star?

部屋には子ども達が少しいた。
There were a few children in the room.
There were a few children in the room.

彼はいつもどこかの家に居候しているようだ。
He always seems to be living rent-free in somebody's house.
He's always living in a house somewhere.

役に立たないものは省きなさい。
Leave out anything that is useless.
Let's get out of here.

５００円貸してくれませんか。
Can you lend me 500 yen?
Can I borrow 500 yen?

ビールはいくらですか。
How much does a beer cost?
How much do I owe you?

彼らは愛情についてはなした。
They talked about love.
They talked about love.

どうして気になるの？
Why do you care?
Why do you care?

囚人たちは鎖につながれている。
The prisoners are in chains.
The prisoners are in chains.

私達は犯人の足跡をたどっていった。
We followed the tracks of the criminal.
We followed their footsteps.

不可能という言葉はフランス語にはない。
Impossible is not French.
The word impossible is not in French.

私はタクシーから降りた。
I got out of the taxi.
I got out of a cab.

私は大阪の生まれです。
I was born in Osaka.
I was born in Osaka.

その少女は自分の影におびえていた。
The girl was afraid of her own shadow.
The girl was afraid of her own shadow.

ふふ、恵一君いつも授業終わったら、ノビするよね。
Ha-ha, you always stretch when class is over don't you?
When you're done with class, you'll be scared.

彼は非常に怒って、顔を真っ赤にしていた。
He was so angry, he was red in the face.
He was very angry and had his face turned red.

彼を説得しても無駄だと思う。
I figure that there is no point in trying to persuade him.
I don't think you can talk him out of it.

フランス語は得意じゃありません。
I'm not good at French.
I'm not very good with French.

私の全体的な印象ではそれは非常によい。
My general impression is that it is very good.
It's very good in my overall impression.

彼は知力では彼女に及ばない。
He is not equal to her in intelligence.
He's not as intelligent as she is.

「どうしたの？」「鍵がない」「何の鍵？」「自転車の鍵」
"What's the matter?" "I can't find my keys." "Which ones?" "My bicycle ones."
"What's the matter with you?" "What's wrong with you?"

彼はメイドを使っている。
He has a maid to wait on him.
He's using a maid.

雨にもかかわらず出発した。
He started in spite of the rain.
They left despite the rain.

体重に不満はないですか？
Are you happy with your weight?
Are you satisfied with your weight?

もしスーが飛行機できているなら、まもなく着くはずだ。
If Sue is coming by air, she ought to arrive very soon.
If Sue's on a plane, she'll be there soon.

馬鹿な男と結婚したくないのだ！
I don't want to marry a stupid man!
I don't want to marry a stupid man!

お金を借りることはできますか。
Is it possible to borrow money?
So let's say I'm going to borrow money.

その当時海外旅行に行ける人はほとんどいなかった。
In those days, few people could travel abroad.
At the time, few people could travel abroad.

彼は大政治家になりたいという大望を忘れたことはなかった。
He never forgot his ambition to become a great politician.
He never forgot his ambition to be a big politician.

君は勇気があるね。
You're very brave, aren't you?
You're brave.

フランス語を喋ろう。
Let's speak French.
Let's speak French.

トムさんがボストンから帰ってきたばかりです。
Tom has just come back from Boston.
Mr. Tom just got back from Boston.

トランプでごまかすのはよくないことだ。
It is wrong to cheat at cards.
It's not good to cheat on cards.

僕はゆうべメアリーに振られた。
Mary gave me the ax last night.
"I don't know what I'm talking about."

その問題はいろいろな論争を呼んだ。
The question excited much controversy.
The issue raised a lot of controversy.

彼は昼食に出かけた。
He has gone out for lunch already.
He went out for lunch.

私はあの店でビデオデッキを安く買った。
I got a video cassette recorder cheap at that shop.
I bought a cheap video deck in that store.

彼は少し後に到着した。
He arrived shortly after.
He arrived a little later.

日曜日は日曜と短縮する。
We abbreviate Sunday to Sun.
Sundays are reduced to Sundays.

利己的な行動をするべきではない。
You shouldn't act selfishly.
We shouldn't act selfishly.

島のそばにあるあの船が見えますか。
Do you see that ship near the island?
Do you see that ship by the island?

煙は煙突を通って上に昇った。
The smoke went upward through the chimney.
The smoke rose up through the chimney.

欠点があるけどやはり彼が好きです。
I love him despite his faults.
I like him, too, despite his shortcomings.

今日は何をするつもりですか。
What are you going to do today?
What are you going to do today?

いざという時役に立つ。
This will come in handy in a pinch.
It's useful when you're in a hurry.

私はハンドバッグをひったくられた。
I was robbed of my purse.
I was ripped out of my purse.

私達はあなた達家族に会えるのを楽しみにしています。
We're looking forward to seeing you and your family.
We look forward to seeing your family.

その作家は若い頃、ドイツの大学で学んだと言われている。
The writer is said to have studied at a university in Germany when young.
The author is said to have studied at a university in Germany when he was young.

トムはその計画に興味を示した。
Tom showed interest in the plan.
Tom showed interest in the plan.

彼女は教育の重要性を力説した。
She emphasized the importance of education.
She stressed the importance of education.

彼は支出を計算した。
He calculated the expenses.
He calculated the expense.

あなたの好きなように時間は使えばいいのです。結局あなたの時間なのですから）。
You can spend your time in any way you want; it's your time, after all.
It's your time. It's your time.

彼女がほのめかしていることを彼はほとんど理解できなかった。
He could hardly comprehend what she was implying.
He barely understood what she was suggesting.

この物語はテレビ用に脚色できるかもしれない。
This story may be adaptable for a television program.
The story could be painted for television.

彼に書類を手渡すつもりであったが、忘れてしまった。
I intended to hand the paper to him, but I forgot to.
I was going to hand him the papers, but I forgot.

マイクはクラスで一番できる。
Mike is the brightest student in class.
Mike's the best in the class.

中国が好きだ。
I like China.
I like China.

彼女は恐ろしくて身震いした。
She trembled with fear.
She was terrified and terrified.

この２度目の衝撃にわたしは泣いた。
At this second shock, I began to cry.
This second shock made me cry.

親は子に立派な教育を行けさせるためにしばしば犠牲を払う。
Parents often make sacrifices to give a good education to their children.
Parents often make sacrifices to give their children a good education.

毎日、規則正しく復習してください。
Please revise regularly every day.
So let's see if we can simplify this a little bit.

彼は招待されなかったのでがっかりした。
He was disappointed at not being invited.
He was disappointed because he was not invited.

今晩ホテルの部屋がとれるでしょうか。
Can we find accommodations at a hotel for tonight?
Would you like a hotel room tonight?

警察はその男の身元を突きとめる事ができなかった。
The police could not establish the identity of the man.
The police couldn't identify him.

わたしに必要な物、それはビールだ。
What I need is a beer.
What I need, it's beer.

そのカメラはどこか故障しているに違いない。
Something must be wrong with the camera.
The camera must be malfunctioning somewhere.

著者の冗漫なスタイルは膨大な書類を作り出したが、その内容は乏しい。
The author's verbiage produced a document of mammoth size and microscopic import.
The author's squabble style has created a huge amount of documents, but their content is scarce.

長いわずらいで彼は借金をこさえた。
His long sickness ran him into debt.
He spent a lot of time in debt.

これはあなたが自分で描いた絵ですか。
Is this a picture that you drew by yourself?
This is the painting you drew yourself.

丘の上から彼の家が見えた。
His house was in sight from the top of the hill.
I saw his house on the top of the hill.

あなたのご両親が私達の結婚に賛成してくれるといいんだけど。
I hope your parents will allow us to get married.
I hope your parents agree to our marriage.

冬が近づくにつれて日が短くなる。
The days grow shorter as winter approaches.
As winter approaches, the day gets shorter.

彼は川を泳いで渡った。
He swam across the river.
He swam across the river.

川の近くにテントを張った。
We set up the tent next to the river.
I put a tent near the river.

若い人が外であなたを待っています。
A young person is waiting for you outside.
There's a young man outside waiting for you.

蓄音機はエジソンの頭脳から生まれた。
The gramophone was born of Edison's brain.
The phonograph was born from Edison's brain.

この鼠は私の猫に殺されました。
This mouse was killed by my cat.
This rat was killed by my cat.

１人で旅行がしたいものだ。
I'd like to travel alone.
I want to travel alone.

君がもらう給料の点からこれはいい仕事かね。
In terms of the pay you will get, is this a good job?
Is this a good job from the point of salary you get?

黙れっつってんだろ！
I said shut up.
Shut up! Shut up!

今年は事業が５０％拡大した。
The business has expanded by 50% this year.
This year, the business expanded by 50%.

なぜ、人間は笑うのかという問題、これは、なかなかむずかしい問題であります。
Why do humans laugh? That's quite a difficult problem.
It's hard to understand why people laugh.

この長火鉢は、震災でなくなってしまった。
I lost this oblong Japanese brazier in an earthquake.
It's gone in the earthquake.

もし母がまだ生きていれば、あの時私を助けてくれていただろうに。
If my mother had still been alive, she would have helped me at that time.
If my mother were still alive, she would have helped me at the time.

山の空気はすばらしい。
The air in the mountain is fresh and clean.
The mountain air is wonderful.

歩くよりも車に乗るほうがよい。
I prefer riding to walking.
It's better to get in the car than to walk.

彼はほとんど自分に自信がない。
He has little confidence in himself.
He's hardly sure of himself.

ジェーンと私はピアノを上手にひく。
Jane and I play the piano very well.
Jane and I are good at pianos.

彼は花瓶をわざと壊した。
He broke the flower vase on purpose.
He deliberately broke the vase.

昨日は月曜日だった。
Yesterday was Monday.
Yesterday was Monday.

この本にはたくさんの絵があります。
This book has many pictures.
There's a lot of pictures in this book.

政府の財政政策が戦後の日本の経済的成功に功績があった。
The government's economic policy is credited for Japan's postwar economic success.
The government's financial policy was a credit to Japan's economic success after the war.

郵政事業は政府の独占事業です。
Postal services are a government monopoly.
Postal operations are the government's exclusive business.

鳶に油揚げをさらわれたようなものだ。
I was robbed of my rightful share.
It's as if he's been fried.

良い言葉は多大の価値があるが、金はほとんどかからない。
Good words are worth much, and cost little.
A good word is worth a lot, but it doesn’t cost much.

彼女は貧しい、しかし幸せだ。
She is poor, but happy.
She's poor, but happy.

彼女は他の女の子達に人気があります。
She is popular with other girls.
She's popular with other girls.

それは彼の言ったことと一致しない。
That doesn't agree with what he said.
That doesn't match what he said.

しゃっくりがよく出ます。
I hiccup a lot.
And I'm going to show you what I'm going to do.

古いカーペットが新しいものより価値が高い。
Older carpets are more valuable than newer carpets.
Old carpets are worth more than new ones.

あなたの研究はきっと実を結ぶでしょう。
Your research will surely bear fruit.
I'm sure your research will bear fruit.

それでもやはり、その話題は話し合う価値がある。
Nevertheless, the topic is worth discussing.
Still, the topic is worth discussing.

三分間目を閉じなさい。
Close your eyes for three minutes.
Close your eyes for three minutes.

最近何か面白い本読まれましたか？
Have you read any interesting books recently?
Have you read any interesting books recently?

彼は１マイル泳げない。
He can't swim a mile.
He can't swim a mile.

彼には父親の借金を支払う義務があった。
He was bound to pay his father's debt.
He had to pay his father's debts.

私は友達がレポートを提出してくれるのを当てにしている。
I'm relying on my friend to turn in the report for me.
I count on my friends to submit the report.

きっと雨が降る。
It's bound to rain.
It'll rain.

通り雨だからすぐ止むよ。
This is a tropical storm. It'll be over soon.
It's raining down. I'll stop right away.

彼は厳しそうに見えるが実際はとても親切だ。
He looks stern, but actually he's very kind.
He seems strict, but he's actually very kind.

彼は授業が楽しくありませんでした。
He did not enjoy his lessons.
He didn't enjoy class.

とにかくやめろよ。
Just stop it.
Just don't do this.

たいそうがっかりしたことには、彼女は試験に落ちた。
She failed the examination and I was greatly disappointed.
She failed the test because she was so disappointed.

彼女の名は世界中で知られています。
Her name is known all over the world.
Her name is known all over the world.

風が治まった。
The wind has calmed down.
The wind's over.

何が起ころうが君を支援するよ。
I'll stand by you whatever happens.
Whatever happens, I'll help you.

僕らはついてるよ。
We're in luck.
We'll be right here.

先生にはベルベル語で話しかけます。
He speaks Berber to his teachers.
I'm going to talk to my teacher in the Belbel language.

口座番号はこれなんだけど。
Here's my account number.
Here's the account number.

その部屋は空っぽだった。
I found the room empty.
The room was empty.

私の弟は高校生です。
My brother is a high school student.
My brother is in high school.

彼ら自身も、その事を知らなかった。
They did not know it themselves.
They didn't know that.

「色々どうも有難う」「どういたしまして」
"Thank you for everything." "You're welcome."
- Thank you for everything. - You're welcome.

トムを見つけて。
Find Tom.
Find Tom.

人間はいつ道具を使い始めたのか。
When did man start to use tools?
When did man start using tools?

お座りください。
Sit down, please.
Please sit down.

彼はなんという天才なんだろう。
What a genius he is!
What a genius he is.

その男の子の世話で彼女は非常に精力を消耗する。
Taking care of the boy is a great drain on her energies.
She took care of that boy, and she sheds a lot of energy.

私は明日日本に戻ってきます。
I'll come back to Japan tomorrow.
I'm coming back to Japan tomorrow.

町の灯りはとても明るくとてもちかくなっていて通りの灯かりは夜中輝いています。
Now the lights of the city were bright and very close, and the streetlights shone all night.
The town lights are very bright and very light and the street lights are shining through the night.

彼女は遅れてくるかもしれません。其の場合は待ちます。
She may be late, in which case we will wait.
If she's late, I'll wait.

彼女の話を聞いて感動して泣いた。
I was moved to tears by her speech.
I was moved to tears when I heard her say it.

彼は若い時には体が弱かったと言われている。
He is said to have been weak when he was young.
It is said that when he was young, his body was weak.

彼はどんなに、飲んでも全くくらしふうにみえる。
Regardless of how much he drank, he seems as sober as ever.
No matter how much he drinks, he looks completely out of control.

目が覚めてみると体はすっかり元気になっていた。
I awoke to find myself completely refreshed.
When I woke up, my body was fine.

そこに行ってもよろしいですか。
Will you permit me to go there?
May I go there?

彼は将来医者になりたいと思っている。
He wants to be a doctor in the future.
He wants to be a doctor in the future.

彼はフランス語が流暢だ。
He speaks French fluently.
He's fluent in French.

昨日学校へ行けなかったには病気だったからです。
It was because I was ill that I couldn't go to school yesterday.
I was sick because I couldn't go to school yesterday.

君は自分がまちがっていることを認めなければならない。
You must admit that you are in the wrong.
You have to admit that you're wrong.

この手袋が彼女の手を暖かくしてくれた。
These gloves kept her hands warm.
These gloves kept her hands warm.

そのへいは緑色に塗られている。
The fence is painted green.
It's painted green.

彼は早く起きない。
He does not get up early.
He doesn't get up early.

我々はその山に登ったが、大変な苦労だった。
We climbed up the mountain, but with difficulty.
We climbed the mountain, but it was difficult.

自分ですればいいだろ。
Do your own work.
You can do it yourself.

彼女が愛しているのは僕じゃない、君だ。
It's you that she loves, not me.
It's not me she loves, it's you.

試合はたぶん中止されるだろう。
The game will probably be called off.
The game will probably be canceled.

邪魔なのです。
It is in the way.
It's getting in the way.

映画作りは人をわくわくさせる仕事だ。
Movie making is an exciting job.
Making movies is an exciting job.

カールが優等生だったはずがない。
Carl cannot have been a model student.
Carl couldn't have been a high school student.

医者が、さじを投げた患者を元気づけようとする時には、嘘をいうことも許される。
Lying is forgivable when it is done by a doctor trying to give heart to a terminally ill patient.
When a doctor tries to cheer up a patient who has thrown a spoon, he is allowed to lie.

私もそんな気がする。
I think so, too.
That's what I think.

私は彼がなんと言おうと気にしていない。
I don't care what he says.
I don't care what he says.

一子相伝の技と言うわりには、彼の蹴りは大した事はないね。
For a guy who was chosen by his father as the only son to be taught the secrets of this martial art, he doesn't have much of a kick.
His kicks are nothing compared to his monogamous technique.

そよ風が彼女の顔をなでた。
The breeze kissed her face.
The breeze shook her face.

大雨のためにダムが決壊した。
The dam burst owing to the heavy rain.
The dam broke due to the heavy rain.

私たちが行ってみると、その少年はぐっすりと眠っていた。
We found the boy fast asleep.
When we went, the boy was well asleep.

彼がそれをやらなかったという事実は否定できない。
The fact that he did not do it cannot be denied.
I can't deny the fact that he didn't do it.

彼女はフランス語を習得した。
She acquired a knowledge of French.
She learned French.

赤い屋根の家が見えました。
I saw a house with a red roof.
I saw the house on the red roof.

長野は東京を２対３で破った。
Nagano beat Tokyo 2 to 3.
Nagano broke Tokyo in two to three.

ラジオによると、明日は雨になるそうです。
According to the radio, it will rain tomorrow.
According to the radio, it'll rain tomorrow.

１週間以内に必要な１００万ドルのお金を手に入れようと、私はその場ですぐに決めた。
I made up my mind, then and there, that I would get the necessary million dollars within a week.
I immediately decided to get the $1 million I needed within a week.

あいつの言うことは聞かなくていいよ。
You don't have to listen to what he says.
Don't listen to him.

私の友人が、私たちを案内してくれる。
My friend will be our guide.
A friend of mine will guide us.

もし彼の住所を知っていれば、手紙を書くだろうに。
If I knew his address, I would write to him.
If I knew his address, I would write him a letter.

ディック、ご飯ですよ。降りていらっしゃい。
Come down, Dick. It is time for dinner.
Hey, Dick, come on down here.

彼は試しにその問題を解いてみた。
He tried solving the problem.
He tried to solve the problem.

彼らは利益を公平に分配した。
They allotted the profits fairly.
They distributed their profits fairly.

我々は彼が来るのを今か今かと待っていた。
We are expecting him any moment.
We've been waiting or waiting for him to come.

ビルは私より２歳年上である。
Bill is two years senior to me.
Bill is two years older than I am.

僕らは3キロ走った。
We ran three kilometers.
We ran three kilometers.

彼女の忠告を心に留めておきなさい。
Take heed of her advice.
Keep her advice in mind.

このラケットは私のものです。
This racket belongs to me.
This racquet is mine.

彼は私の三倍も稼ぐ。
He earns three times as much as I do.
He'll make me three times as much.

昨日の嵐で建物は被害を受けた。
The buildings were damaged by the storm last night.
The building was damaged by yesterday's storm.

私は水泳よりスキーの方がはるかに好きだ。
I like skiing much better than swimming.
I like ski much more than swimming.

メアリーは利口でもあり親切でもある。
Mary is both intelligent and kind.
Mary is both smart and kind.

ビルは失意のうちに死んだ。
Bill died a disappointed man.
Bill died in despair.

トムは泣いている子供をあやそうとした。
Tom tried to comfort the crying child.
Tom tried to kiss the crying child.

彼等は田舎へ行った。
They went down to the country.
They went to the country.

必ずその光景に感動するだろう。
You will never fail to be moved by the sight.
I'm sure you'll be impressed by the scene.

犬は人間の最も親しい友達である。
Dogs are man's best friend.
Dogs are man’s closest friends.

だから地球の周りには磁場があります。
So there is a magnetic field around earth.
So there's a magnetic field around the Earth.

トムは胃腸が弱い。
Tom has a weak stomach.
Tom's weak in his stomach.

彼は新製品開発に対して強い熱意を示した。
He showed a lot of enthusiasm for the development of new products.
He showed great enthusiasm for the development of new products.

毎朝運転するのに結構うんざりしてきていたのよ。
I'm getting pretty tired of driving every morning.
I was getting tired of driving every morning.

マーテイン・ルーサー・キング・ジュニアは暗殺者の凶弾で命を落としたのである。
Martin Luther King, Jr., a man of peace, was killed by an assassin's bullet.
Martin Luther King Junior lost his life as an assassin.

私はしばしば人生の意義について深く考えることがある。
I often meditate on the meaning of life.
I often think deeply about the meaning of life.

私は毎日洗濯します。
I wash clothes every day.
I do laundry every day.

ランドマークホテルに連絡してくれれば、大丈夫だ。
You can get in touch with me at Hotel Landmark.
If you call the landmark hotel, you'll be fine.

ローラは自分が着る着物には特にうるさい。
Laura is very particular about her clothes.
Laura is particularly noisy with the clothes she wears.

決して嘘をついてはいけません。
Never tell a lie.
Never lie.

彼は立派な政治家になった。
He has blossomed into a great statesman.
He became a good politician.

お願い、急いで！
Please hurry up!
Please, hurry!

君はなんて運がいいんだろう。
How lucky you are!
How lucky you are.

太陽が明るく輝いている。
The sun is shining brightly.
The sun shines brightly.

サーバで何が起こってるのですか。
Is something going on with your server?
What's going on on the server?

道はそこから上り坂になっている。
The road rises from there.
The road is going up and down from there.

暴動が起こったとき、当直の監視員はたった１人だった。
There was only one warden on duty when the riot started.
At the time of the riots, there was only one guards in charge.

何をそんなに焦ってるの？
What're you in such a hurry for?
What are you waiting for?

昨年は雪が多かった。
We had plenty of snow last year.
There was a lot of snow last year.

彼女が昨夜来ていたら良かったのに。
I wish she had come last night.
I wish she'd been here last night.

私は歴史に弱い。
I am not up on history.
I'm weak in history.

アメリカでは、老人は他の多くの国で受けているほど、尊敬を得ていない。
In America elderly people are not given the same degree of respect they receive in many other countries.
In the United States, older people are less respected than they are in many other countries.

彼がどこへ行こうと私には同じ事だ。
It is all the same to me where he goes.
No matter where he goes, it's the same for me.

昨日病気でした。
Yesterday I was ill.
I was sick yesterday.

もし手に余るようなことがあれば、私に助けを求めなさい。
If you have any difficulty, ask me for help.
If you have more than you can handle, ask me for help.

湖の氷は彼の重さを支えれなかった。
The ice on the lake couldn't bear his weight.
The lake ice couldn't hold his weight.

その時計は１日に５分進む。
The clock gains five minutes a day.
The clock goes five minutes a day.

私は彼に電話をしたが、話中だった。
I called him, but the line was busy.
I called him, but he was talking.

出発の準備はできあがっています。
I'm ready to depart.
We're ready to go.

アフリカは大陸であるが、グリーンランドは違う。
Africa is a continent, but Greenland is not.
Africa is a continent, but Greenland is different.

歌ってみようか？
Should we sing?
Why don't you sing a song?

窓を開ける時は、カーテンは閉めないで下さい。
Please don't draw the curtains when the window is open.
Don't close the curtains when you open the window.

ステーキはどのように焼きましょうか。
How would you like your steak?
How do I cook steak?

ジェット機には５００人の乗客がのっていた。
The jet plane had 500 passengers on board.
There were 500 passengers on the jet.

トムと私は高校が同じです。
Tom and I went to the same high school.
Tom and I are in the same high school.

起きなさい！
Get up!
Wake up!

あなたの忠告がなかったならば、彼は駄目になっていたでしょう。
Had it not been for your advice he would have been ruined.
Had it not been for your advice, he would have been ruined.

彼は大切な用事で大阪へ行った。
He went to Osaka on important business.
He went to Osaka for important business.

お前には関係ない。
That's none of your business.
It's none of your business.

俺はお前とは違うんだ。
I'm not like you!
I'm not like you.

いつアルメニアに行きますか。
When will you go to Armenia?
When will you go to Armenia?

これが私の母です。
This is my mother.
This is my mother.

彼女はコーヒー店で彼に会う約束をした。
She promised to meet him at the coffee shop.
She promised to meet him at the coffee shop.

なぜ私たちのチームが負けたか説明できますか。
Can you account for why our team lost?
Can you explain why our team lost?

彼は相変わらずなまけ者だ。
He is as lazy as ever.
He's as lazy as ever.

トムは65歳で退職した。
Tom retired when he was 65.
Tom retired when he was 65.

この大きさを超える犬はいない。
There is no dog which is bigger than this one.
There's no dog bigger than this size.

彼は３週間前に両社が合併する情報を得ていた。
He was given a tip three weeks ago that two companies would merge.
He received information about the consolidation of the two companies three weeks ago.

私はあなたのファンです。
I am your fan.
I'm a fan of you.

きのう旧友の一人に出会った。
I saw an old friend of mine yesterday.
I met one of my old friends last night.

大変お疲れのことと思います。
I appreciate that you are very fatigued.
I'm sure you're very tired.

あなたと私の両方が犬の世話をしなければならない。
Both you and I must take care of the dog.
You and I both have to take care of the dog.

彼女はその本に何気なく目をやった。
She took a casual glance at the book.
She took a casual look at the book.

姉は風邪をひきやすい。
My sister is subject to colds.
My sister's more susceptible to colds.

一昨日あなたの手紙を受け取りました。
I received your letter the day before yesterday.
I received your letter yesterday.

子どもは喫煙してはならない。それは法律上許されない。
Children can't smoke; it's not legal.
Children should not smoke. It is not lawful for them to smoke.

返事がなかったので、彼はもう一度彼女に手紙を書いた。
Not having received a reply, he wrote to her again.
Since he didn’t answer, he wrote her one more time.

謝ったんだから、さっきのはチャラにしてよ。
I've apologized, so get off my back.
I said I'm sorry, so just give me a kiss.

私は大学で経済学を勉強しています。
I'm studying economics at university.
I'm studying economics at college.

私の愛について語りたい。
I want to speak about my love.
I want to tell you about my love.

彼は夕食後、探偵小説を読んで楽しんだ。
He amused himself by reading a detective story after supper.
He enjoyed reading detective novels after dinner.

それらの子供たちは世話をしてくれる人が誰もいない。
Those children have no one to care for them.
They have no one to look after them.

水圧が原因で管は破裂しました。
The water pressure caused the pipe to burst.
The pressure caused the tubes to burst.

段々暗くなっていきます。
It's getting darker little by little.
It's getting darker and darker.

両足をしっかりと地面につけていなさい。
Keep both feet firmly on the ground.
Keep your legs on the ground.

その犬は走り始めた。
The dog began to run.
The dog started running.

残念ながらお申し出をお断りします。
We regretfully reject your offer.
I'm afraid I have to decline your offer.

彼は毎日ミルクをたくさん飲みます。
He drinks a lot of milk every day.
He drinks a lot of milk every day.

歯が痛くて眠れなかった。
A toothache deprived me of sleep.
I couldn't sleep because my teeth hurt.

私の言う通りにしなさい。
You will do exactly as I say.
Do as I say.

あなたは彼がどこに住んでいるか知っていますか。
Do you know where he lives?
Do you know where he lives?

寒かったので、私たちは火を焚きました。
It was cold, so we lit a fire.
It was cold, so we lit a fire.

我々を生かそうとして彼は死んだ。
He died, so we might live.
He died trying to keep us alive.

ちょっとした稼ぎになるし、ホワイト氏も気づきはしないだろう。
I'll make a little money and Mr. White probably won't notice.
It'll make some money, and Mr. White won't notice.

彼女はしけで船に酔った。
She became seasick in rough seas.
She got drunk on the boat with a barge.

それでは私は結構です。
That will do me well.
All right, I'll be fine.

その夜、彼らは非常に疲れ、空腹で、喉がかわいていました。
They were very tired, hungry, and thirsty that night.
That night, they were very tired, hungry, and thirsty.

甲斐性のない夫に愛想を尽かして。
Because of disaffection with her good-for-nothing husband.
Be fond of a husband who doesn't deserve it.

彼らは穴を掘っている。
They're digging a hole.
They're digging a hole.

息子のことを考えただけでも彼女の心は温まった。
The mere thought of her son warmed her heart.
Just thinking about her son warms her heart.

その絵は装飾の施された額に入れられた。
The drawing was mounted in a fancy frame.
The painting was placed on an ornamented forehead.

彼は君に彼の希望を伝えてくれと私に頼んだ。
He asked me to communicate his wishes to you.
He asked me to give you his hope.

エメット理論の妥当性について再検討する必要があることを指摘しなければならない。
I should point out that it is necessary to re-examine the validity of Emmet's theory.
It must be noted that we need to reconsider the validity of Emmett's theory.

警察の車が事故の起きた現場の近くに止まった。
The police cruiser pulled to a stop near the spot where the accident happened.
Police car stopped near the scene of the accident.

この靴は小さすぎて私にははけない。
These shoes are too small for me to put on.
These shoes are too small for me.

私は家に帰ってからうたた寝した。
I took a doze after coming home.
I went home and slept.

彼の英語には、誤りがあるにしても極めて少ない。
There are few, if any, mistakes in his English.
Even if there is a mistake in his English, there is very little.

多くの国々で内戦が起きている。
Civil wars are occurring in many countries.
There is civil war in many countries.

彼女のふるまいに我慢できない。
I cannot put up with her behavior.
I can't stand her behavior.

万物が静まり返っている。
All is still.
Everything is quiet.

尊敬するよ、トム。
I respect you, Tom.
I respect you, Tom.

私はアメリカを訪れた事があります。
I have visited America.
I've visited America.

肉離れを起こしました。
I pulled a muscle.
I'm getting separated from the meat.

30ドル借りてもいい？
Can I borrow $30?
Can I borrow 30 bucks?

彼は６時に帰宅するでしょうか。
Will he come home at six?
He'll be home at 6:00.

あの女優は相変わらず美しい。
That actress is as beautiful as ever.
The actress is as beautiful as ever.

母親はそれを聞いてびっくりして、すぐさま同情してしまった。
The mother was shocked and was at once all sympathy.
His mother was surprised to hear it and immediately felt sorry for him.

私の代わりにこれをしていただけませんか。
Could you do this instead of me?
Would you like to do this instead of me?

私の父は流感にかかっている。
My father is suffering from influenza.
My father's on the edge.

終電に乗ることが出来た。
I was able to catch the last train.
I was able to finish the train.

彼女はその詩を声に出して読んだ。
She read the poem aloud.
She read the poem aloud.

良い新聞記者は、どんなニュース源からも、つまり、出所不明型のニュース源からも、学びとれるものはなんでも利用する。
A good newspaper reporter takes advantage of what he learns from any source, even the "little bird told him so" type of source.
Good newspaper reporters use anything they can learn from any news source, from unknown sources.

月曜日の朝までにすべて終わらせる必要がある。
We need to finish everything before Monday morning.
We need to finish everything by Monday morning.

クミは箱を作りませんでした。
Kumi did not make boxes.
Kumi didn't make the box.

君はもう先延ばしにはできない。
You can't put it off any longer.
You can't put up with this anymore.

葉っぱがはらはらと散っている。
The leaves are fluttering down.
The leaves are scattered.

彼女は目に涙を浮かべてその事故について語った。
She told about the accident with tears in her eyes.
She spoke with tears in her eyes about the accident.

この靴はいくらですか？
How much are these shoes?
How much are these shoes?

スワローズが４対１で勝っている。
The Swallows are ahead 4 to 1!
It's a four to one.

トムは家に帰らなければいけない。
Tom has to go home.
Tom has to go home.

まもなく彼女に会えるとうれしくてぞくぞくした。
I felt a thrill of joy at the thought of seeing her soon.
I was very happy and excited to see her soon.

ギターを弾いている少年は健です。
The boy playing the guitar is Ken.
A boy playing a guitar is healthy.

私はこの土地は全く不案内です。
I'm quite a stranger around here.
I'm totally uninvited of this land.

彼は我々のチームで最も価値のある選手です。
He is the most valuable player in our team.
He's the most valuable player on our team.

彼女は何を心配しているのだろう。
I wonder what's on her mind.
I wonder what she's worried about.

イエス･キリストは私の救い主です。
Jesus Christ is my saviour.
Jesus Christ is my Savior.

彼は三回フランスを訪れた。
He has visited France three times.
He visited France three times.

私は駅へ行った。
I went to the station.
I went to the station.

英語は日本で勉強されています。
English is studied in Japan.
English is studied in Japan.

多分彼は悪い子ではないと思います。
I think that he's probably not a bad boy.
Maybe he's not a bad boy.

外で運動しなさい。
Go exercise outside.
Get out and get some exercise.

彼に代わりますので少々お待ち下さい。
Just a minute, please. I'll call him to the phone.
I'll take his place for a moment.

彼女は現在会議中である。
She is in conference now.
She is currently in the meeting.

彼は怒って雷を落とした。
He snarled out his anger.
He got angry and dropped the thunder.

支払にカードはつかえますか。
Can I use a credit card for payment?
Can I get a card for the payment?

彼女はタイピストです。
She is a typist.
She's a typist.

退屈しちゃったよ。
I'm bored.
I'm bored.

彼らは帰国命令を受けている。
They have orders to return home.
They're under orders to return home.

そこで彼女に会おうとは夢にも思わなかった。
I never dreamed that I would meet her there.
I never dreamed I'd see her there.

その煙突はレンガの造りだ。
The chimney is made of brick.
The chimney is made of bricks.

トムは毎朝六時に朝ご飯を食べる。
Tom eats breakfast every morning at six.
Tom eats breakfast at 6 a.m. every morning.

彼は安月給で大家族を養わなければならない。
He has to maintain a large family on a small salary.
He has to feed a large family on a low monthly salary.

今年はよく雨が降った。
We've had a lot of rain this year.
It rained often this year.

こういうわけでハトやキョクアジサシのような鳥は地球の自分の道を見つけることができる。
This is why birds like the pigeon or the Arctic tern can find their way around the world.
This makes it possible for birds like pigeons and black terns to find their own way to the earth.

ここで待っていていてください。
Please wait here.
Wait here.

彼は本心を隠すのが上手くなった。
He has become expert in hiding his true feeling.
He's better at hiding his true feelings.

明日…明日という日が遠い遠い先のことのように感じられた。
Tomorrow ... tomorrow seemed such a long, long way off.
It felt like tomorrow... tomorrow was a long way off.

島は幅が１マイル近くある。
The island is nearly a mile across.
The island is nearly a mile wide.

規則は全て会社の方針と一致していなければならない。
All of the rules must be in line with company policy.
The rules have to be consistent with the policies of the company.

彼は会に出席できないと電話を入れてきた。
He called in to say he could not attend the meeting.
He called me to tell me he couldn't attend the meeting.

私はノートにそれを書き留めた。
He wrote it down in his notebook.
I wrote it down in a notebook.

それは道徳に反する。
It is contrary to the morals.
It's immoral.

他人を軽蔑してはいけない。
Don't look down on others.
Don't despise other people.

日本に来たのは初めてですか。
Is this your first time in Japan?
Is this your first time in Japan?

4つのレジスタは、呼び出された関数側が保存する。
The contents of the four registers are preserved by the called subroutine.
The four registers are saved by the called functions.

最近はあまり彼と会っていない。
I haven't seen much of him recently.
I haven't seen him much lately.

ラジオを消してください。
Turn off the radio, please.
Turn off the radio.

前立腺肥大になりました。
I had an enlarged prostate.
Prostate growth has increased.

万一何か悪いことが起こったら、私に知らせてください。
If anything bad should come about, let me know.
If anything goes wrong, let me know.

１発目のローキックはこの布石か！？
The first low kick was the set-up for this!?
Is that the first low kick?

彼はなぜそんな大金を求めたのか。
Why did he ask for so much money?
Why did he ask for so much money?

私はそのような鳥は全く好きでない。
I have no liking for such birds.
I don't like such birds at all.

こちらはスミスと申します。ジョンソンさんはおいででしょうか。
This is Mr Smith speaking. Is Mr Johnson in?
(Laughter)

私は彼のような人は信用できない。
I cannot trust a person like that.
I can't trust anyone like him.

昨日叔父がたずねてきた。
My uncle dropped in on me yesterday.
My uncle came to me yesterday.

キティちゃんの下敷きが欲しい。
I want a Hello Kitty pencil board.
I want Kitty's undercoat.

私に会いに来てくれてありがとう。
It is very kind of you to come and see me.
Thank you for coming to see me.

母は大丈夫だと言った。
My mother said that she was all right.
She said she's gonna be okay.

不意に電気がすべて消えた。
All of a sudden, all the lights went out.
All of a sudden, all the electricity was gone.

溺れている人は、助けを求めたが無駄だった。
The drowning man called for help, but in vain.
The drowning man was asking for help, but he was in vain.

ジョンはすでに駅に来ている。
John has already come to the station.
John's already at the station.

昨夜このあたりで火事があった。
A fire broke out in this neighborhood last night.
There was a fire around here last night.

その知らせを聞いてみんな喜んだ。
All were glad to hear the news.
Everyone was happy to hear the news.

数学にかけては彼についていけない。
We cannot keep up with him in mathematics.
By math, I'm not following him.

妻は食品を買いに毎日村のマーケットに出かける。
My wife goes to the village market to buy foods every day.
My wife goes to the village market every day to buy food.

私は何も見えません。
I can't see anything.
I can't see anything.

君の電話番号がわかっていたら、私は電話をかけたのだが。
Had I known your telephone number, I would have called you.
I would have called if I had your number.

韜晦するな！
Face facts!
Don't mess with me!

我々は馬を飛ばしてその丘を駆け抜けた。
We galloped our horses over the hill.
We flew through that hill.

ペンフレンドが欲しい。
I want a pen friend.
I want a pen friend.

悪い習慣は実に簡単に身につくものだ。
How easily one acquires bad habits!
Bad habits are very easy to learn.

これは私の自動車です。
This is my car.
This is my car.

目を開けていられません。
I can't keep my eyes open.
I can't keep my eyes open.

彼女がなぜ怒ったのか彼には完全には理解できなかった。
He completely failed to understand why she got angry.
He couldn't fully understand why she was angry.

残念だがお前とスーザンは結婚できない。
I'm sorry, but you can't marry Susan.
I'm sorry, but I can't marry you and Susan.

彼はいつも何でも自分の思い通りにするといってきかない。
He always insists on having everything his own way.
He doesn’t always want to do whatever he wants.

彼らもやってくるのですか。
Are they coming as well?
Are they coming too?

あの女の子は美人であるとうぬぼれている。
That girl is arrogant because of her beauty.
The girl thinks she's beautiful.

隣の村まで歩いて１時間かかった。
An hour's walk brought me to the next village.
It took me an hour to walk to the next village.

押したらその戸はあいた。
The door gave to my pressure.
When I pushed it, that door came out.

多芸は無芸。
Jack of all trades and master of none.
Multitasking is a no-show.

彼らは手をふって別れの挨拶を告げた。
They waved good-bye with their hands.
They held their hands and said good-bye.

彼は独学でフランス語を学んだ。
He taught himself French.
He studied French on his own.

彼は小船から全てのものを捨てていた。
He threw everything out of the boat.
He was throwing everything away from the small ship.

やっぱり朝はこのくらいゆっくり出発したいものです。
In the morning, I just want to have a leisurely start.
I'd like to leave this slow in the morning.

彼女は学校をやめた。
She dropped out of school.
She quit school.

警報機が鳴っているときは絶対に踏み切りを渡らないでください。
Don't go onto the crossing when the alarm is ringing.
Never cross the street when the alarm goes off.

僕は実験方法を学んでいたのではなかったし、実験を再現する方法を学んでいるのでさえなかった。
I was not being taught to experiment or even to repeat experiments.
I wasn't learning how to do experiments, I wasn't even learning how to reproduce them.

彼女は作家として生計を立てている。
She earns a living as a writer.
She earns a living as a writer.

彼は特権を乱用したに違いない。
He must have abused the privilege.
He must have abused his privileges.

私はわずかな持ち金をすべて彼に貸してやった。
I lent him what little money I had.
I lent him all my little money.

彼はわざわざその本を送ってくれた。
He took the trouble to send me the book.
He had the trouble sending me the book.

彼の話はうそであることがわかった。
His story turned out to be false.
Turns out he's lying.

フランス語は滑らかには話せません。
I don't speak French fluently.
French can't be smooth.

いつでもわが家へお寄りください。
Drop in at my house any time you want.
Please come to our house at any time.

ご一緒にお茶をいかがですか。
Won't you have tea with us?
Would you like to join us for a cup of tea?

彼は丸太の上に上手く乗っていた。
He balanced himself on a log.
He was riding well on the round.

とうとう土壇場に追い込まれた。
We have been completely cornered.
I was finally caught in the ground.

そのとき彼の上司が入ってきて、彼をたしなめた。
Just then his boss came in and cut him down to size.
Then his boss came in and beat him up.

少し待って下さい。
Please wait a bit.
Wait a minute.

この単語は、一般によく使われていない。
This word is not in common use.
The word is not commonly used.

彼女は彼と結婚するのを嫌がっている。
She is reluctant to marry him.
She doesn't want to marry him.

気分はどうですか。
How are you feeling?
How are you feeling?

私はちょうど今英語の宿題が終わったところです。
I have just now finished doing my English homework.
I just finished my English homework.

彼女の家は道路から少し離れている。
Her house is a little way off the road.
Her house is a little off the road.

疑惑の影を捜そうとする盲人。
There's a blind man looking for a shadow of doubt.
A blind man looking for a shadow of suspicion.

新聞はその演説から数箇所引用していた。
The newspaper extracted several passages from the speech.
The newspaper quoted several of them from the speech:

彼女はそのとき恐ろしい顔つきをしていた。
She looked terrible at that time.
She had a horrible look on her face at the time.

それを航空便で送ってください。
Send it by airmail.
Send it on a flight.

猫は驚いて跳び上がった。
The cat jumped in surprise.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," said the Cat.

そんな馬鹿な。
That's crazy.
That's impossible.

一緒に食べにいきませんか。
How about eating out with me?
Why don't you come and eat with me?

目が覚めているときばかりか眠っているときにもそれが必要だ。
We need it when asleep as well as when awake.
You need it when you're awake or asleep.

私はあなたにお会いしたい。
I want to see you.
I want to see you.

帽子を帽子掛けに掛けなさい。
Hang your hat on the hook.
Put your hat on.

その事を僕に隠さないでください。
Don't keep me in the dark about it.
Don't hide that from me.

彼女は玄関のごみをはいた。
She swept the dirt from the porch.
She went through the front door.

今年は春が遅い。
Spring is late this year.
Spring is late this year.

治療は苦痛を長引かせた。
The treatment prolonged the agony.
The treatment prolonged the pain.

耳を貸して下さい。
Lend me your ears!
I need you to listen to me.

同社は４０億ドルの売上で、３億ドルの利益をあげた。
The company earned $300 million on sales of $4,000 million.
The company made 300 million dollars in sales of $4 billion.

トムはトラブルに巻き込まれたんだよね？
Tom got in trouble, didn't he?
Tom's in trouble, right?

お前には関係ないだろ。
That doesn't concern you.
It's none of your business.

非常の場合は警察を呼びなさい。
Call the police in an emergency.
Call the police in case of an emergency.

着替えてきます。
I'm going to change and I'll be back.
I'll go get dressed.

スープが温まるまで待ちなさい。
Wait till the soup warms.
Wait until the soup is warm.

何て速いんだろう。
So quick!
I don't know how fast that is.

彼の理論は難解だ。
His theory is difficult to understand.
His theory is difficult.

学校はいつ終わりますか。
When is school over?
When will school be over?

それは高過ぎる。
That is too expensive.
It's too expensive.

彼女がそんな事を言ったはずがない。
She can't have said such a thing.
She couldn't have said that.

彼が成功しようとは夢にも思わなかった。
Never did I dream that he would succeed.
I never dreamed he'd succeed.

第一に、それは正義の問題である。
Firstly, it is a matter of justice.
First, it's a matter of justice.

テニスの事になると、彼女は誰にも負けない。
When it comes to tennis, she is second to none.
When it comes to tennis, she doesn't lose.

どんな本を読んでるの？
What kind of book are you reading?
What kind of book are you reading?

私はそれを立証する。
I can testify to that.
I'll prove it.

青年時代に親友をつくり、よい本を読みなさい。
Make good friends and read good books in youth.
Make friends in youth and read good books.

彼にはいくら感謝してもしきれない気持ちだ。
I cannot thank him enough.
I don't know how much I can thank him.

彼女は大食い競争で一番になった。
She got first prize in the eating contest.
She became the best of the big food competition.

私はピアノを弾きます。
I play the piano.
I'll play the piano.

この本を預けておきたいのですけど。
I'd like to leave this book with you.
So let's say I have this book right here.

私が駅で彼女に会ったのはまったくの偶然でした。
My meeting her at the station was a pure accident.
It was a total coincidence that I met her at the station.

私はしがないサラリーマンです。
I'm just a plain office worker.
I'm a poor Salariman.

冷蔵庫の中には何も残っていなかった。
There was nothing left in the refrigerator.
There was nothing left in the fridge.

彼の音楽は海外で大変な人気を獲得した。
His music has attained great popularity overseas.
His music gained great popularity abroad.

トムはほっとしたようだった。
Tom looked relieved.
Tom seemed relieved.

出かける時間だ。
It's time for us to leave.
Time to go.

年上の者がいつも年下の者より物知りだとは限らない。
The older ones do not always know more than the younger ones.
Older people don't always know better than younger ones.

私は彼らの言ったことを信じる。
I believe in what they said.
I believe what they said.

私達は野球の試合を２日間延期した。
We put off our baseball game for two days.
We delayed the baseball game for two days.

彼を好きというより、ただあこがれているだけなの。
It's not that I seriously like him. I just find him very attractive.
I don't like him, I just feel frustrated.

お腹がよじれるほど笑ったよ。
I doubled over with laughter.
I laughed as much as I was hungry.

まさかの時のために備えなければならない。
You must provide for a rainy day.
I have to prepare for a time when I can't believe it.

地震が突然その島々を襲った。
The earthquake came upon the islands.
The earthquake suddenly struck the islands.

公園にはたくさんの子供がいます。
There are a lot of children in the park.
There's a lot of kids in the park.

一昨日成田に着きました。
I arrived at Narita the day before yesterday.
I arrived at Harada a day ago.

彼はいくらかの情報を集めた。
He collected bits of information.
He collected some information.

大統領は国民に貧窮や病気との戦いで団結するように呼びかけた。
The president called on the people to unite in fighting poverty and disease.
The president called on the people to unite in the fight against poverty and disease.

新聞配達の少年はどんな天気でも新聞を配達する。
The newspaper boy delivers newspapers no matter what the weather is like.
Paper delivery boy delivers the newspaper in any weather.

彼はその有名な女優を知っていると言ったが、それは嘘だった。
He said he knew the famous actress, which was a lie.
He said he knew that famous actress, but it was a lie.

この帽子は小さすぎるよ。別のを見せてくれないか。
This hat is too small. Please show me another one.
This hat is too small. Can you show me another one?

はい、でも難しそうだな。
Yes, but it'll be difficult.
Yes, but it's gonna be tough.

彼がその事業に成功する可能性はほとんどないと思う。
I think there is little probability of his succeeding in the enterprise.
I don't think he's very likely to succeed in the project.

その写真は至る所に貼ってある。
The pictures are pasted on all sides.
The photos are everywhere.

隣の家に泥棒が入ったのを耳にしましたか。
Have you heard that a burglar broke into my neighbor's house?
Have you ever heard of a thief in a neighbor's house?

占星学は科学的な根拠もないのに、とても人気があって、占星学は信じている人が多いようです。
Although astrology has no scientific basis, it's very popular and it seems that many people believe in it.
Astrologers are so popular with no scientific basis, it seems that many people believe in astrology.

彼は全く不可能だと言った。
He said it was out of the question.
He said it was totally impossible.

息子の乳歯が永久歯に変わりました。
All my son's adult teeth are in.
My son's baby teeth have turned into permanent teeth.

故障しているようです。
It seems out of order.
Looks like there's been a breakdown.

私って太ってると思う？
Do you think I'm fat?
Do you think I'm fat?

もう一度あの人たちに会いたいの。
I want to see them again.
I want to see them again.

彼の家に不幸があった。
There's been a death in his family.
There was a misfortune in his house.

赤ん坊の世話を焼けるのが嬉しい。
I'm very happy that I can take care of the baby.
I'm glad to burn the baby.

彼は少しも仕事をしなかった。
He didn't do any work.
He didn't do any work.

午後なら少し暇があります。
I have some free time in the afternoon.
I'll have some time in the afternoon.

トラックは急に左へ曲がった。
The truck made a sharp turn to the left.
The truck suddenly turned left.

あなたの船荷は、２４時間以内に運ばれるでしょう。
Your shipment should be delivered within twenty four hours.
Your cargo will be delivered within 24 hours.

気温が下がると関節が痛むんだ。
My joints ache when it gets cold.
I feel pain in my joints when the temperature drops.

彼女はドレスに香水を振り掛けた。
She sprinkled some scent on her dress.
She put perfume on the dress.

積み重ねた退屈な仕事がおかげさまで済んできた。
Thanks to you, the backlog of tedious work has been completed.
Thanks to the boring pile of work.

彼は港町に住んでいる。
He lives in a port town.
He lives in a port town.

トムは詩人だ。
Tom is a poet.
Tom is a poet.

あなたはトムと彼のふたごの兄弟とを区別できますか。
Can you tell Tom from his twin brother?
You can distinguish between Tom and his brother.

彼は当てにしてもいいと思う。
I believe that he's trustworthy.
I think he can count on it.

多くの小説が彼によって書かれた。
Many novels have been written by him.
A lot of novels were written by him.

天気がよければ１時間後に出発する予定だ。
Weather permitting, we will leave in an hour.
We're leaving in an hour, if the weather's right.

ときどき死は眠りにたとえられる。
People sometimes compare death to sleep.
Sometimes death is compared to sleep.

留学生も入れるのかしら。
I wonder if exchange students can join this club.
I don't know if I'll let you in.

彼らは電話した。
They called.
They called.

彼女が子供に関心があることを考慮すると、きっと教職が彼女にはふさわしい。
Given her interest in children, I am sure teaching is the right career for her.
In light of her interest in the children, the teaching profession is likely to be appropriate for her.

何年も女遊びをした後、トムは遂にメアリーと結婚して身を落ち着けた。
After years of womanising, Tom finally settled down with Mary.
After years of sex, Tom finally got married to Mary and settled down.

彼は深く感動して、感謝の言葉を述べようとした。
Being deeply thankful, he tried to express his thanks.
He was deeply moved and tried to express his gratitude.

国会の動きはこの問題をめぐる与野党間の政治的綱引きとなった。
Parliamentary activity has become a political tug of war between the ruling and opposition parties over the issue.
The movement has become a political struggle between the opposition party and the issue.

トムの作るレジュメはいつもミスプリだらけだ。
Tom's summaries are always full of misprints.
Tom's reviews are always full of mistakes.

私はその映画を見ていないし、また見たいとも思わない。
I haven't seen the movie, nor do I want to.
I don’t see the movie, and I don’t want to see it again.

その道は狭すぎて車は通れない。
The road is too narrow for cars.
It's too narrow for a car to pass.

恋の苦悩は他のあらゆる喜びよりも遥かに甘美である。
Pains of love be sweeter far / Than all other pleasures are.
The anguish of love is much sweeter than any other joy.

国民に関する固定観念がどれほど有害かを理解するには、少数の外国人と親しくなるだけで十分だ。
You only have to make a few foreign friends to understand how harmful national stereotypes are.
It’s enough to get close to a few foreigners to understand how harmful the nation's stereotypes are.

たくさんの白い白鳥がいた池が以前はここにあった。
There used to be a pond here where you could see many swans.
The pond used to be here with a lot of white swans.

すべては終わった。
Everything is over.
Everything's over.

彼の部屋は小奇麗とはとうてい言えない。
His room is anything but neat.
I can't tell you how pretty his room is.

体力を維持するにはちゃんと食べなければいけません。
You must eat properly to keep up your strength.
You have to eat well to maintain your strength.

トムはネイティブ並みにフランス語を話す。
Tom speaks French like a native speaker.
Tom speaks French as a native.

周りに立っていた人々は勇敢な小犬を面白がって笑っていました。
The people standing around were amused and laughed at the brave little dog.
The people standing around were laughing at the brave little dog.

美は見る人の目の中にある。
Beauty lies in the eyes of the one who sees.
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.

トムさんは代表的な息子です。
Tom is the perfect son.
Mr. Tom is the president's son.

この写真の男性を見たことがありますか。
Have you ever seen the man in this photo?
Have you ever seen a man in this picture?

女の子は動物園へ連れて行ってくれとせがんだ。
The girl insisted on being taken to the zoo.
The girl took me to the zoo.

私はスミスさんに会いたいといった。
I asked for Mr Smith.
I said I'd like to meet Mr. Smith.

お巡りがやってきたぞ。
Here comes a copper!
Officers are here.

彼は妻子を田舎に残して、職を求めてぶらぶらしていた。
With his wife and children in the country, he was at loose ends for something to do.
He left his wife and children in the country, hanging around looking for a job.

私は他のどの少年よりも彼が好きだ。
I love him more than any of the other boys.
I like him more than any other boy.

さあお茶を一杯いかがですか。
Would you like a cup of tea now?
Would you like a cup of tea?

そこまで車で行くのに５時間かかりました。
It took me five hours to drive there.
It took me five hours to get there.

あなたはそのテストに合格できましたか。
Were you able to pass the test?
Did you pass that test?

遅れて申し訳ありません。
Please excuse my being late.
Sorry I'm late.

僕はこの問題と関係ない。
This doesn't concern me.
I have nothing to do with this.

私は時々彼を訪れます。
I call on him sometimes.
I visit him sometimes.

まことは本当の愛はエアーズロックの上にあることに気付いた。彼女が大阪出身だ。
Makoto found his true love on top of Ayers Rock. She's from Osaka.
The truth is that true love is located in Ayers Rock, from Osaka.

金をそれほど持っていないという理由で他人を軽べつする人もいる。
Some people look down on others because they have less money.
Others despise others because they don't have that much money.

政府の今度の経済計画はとても十分とはいえない。
The government's new economic plan leaves much to be desired.
The government's next economic plan is not very good.

彼は足を踏んだことを私にわびた。
He apologized to me for stepping on my foot.
He complained to me that he had stepped on his foot.

寒い天気に息を吐くと、息が見える。
When you breathe out in cold weather, you can see your breath.
As you breathe in the cold weather, you can see your breath.

彼は仕事以外に興味がない。
He has no interests, apart from his work.
He's not interested in anything more than work.

大きくなったら何になりたいですか。
What do you want to be when you grow up?
What do you want to be when you grow up?

少年がその川を泳いで渡ることは不可能だった。
It was impossible for the boy to swim across that river.
It was impossible for the boy to swim across the river.

この箱の蓋はどうしても開かない。
The lid of this box won't lift.
The lids of this box will not open.

その家族は、一人一人がマイカーを持っている。
Everybody in that family has a car of their own.
The family, each one of them, has a Mykah.

すいません、郵便局はどこでしょうか。
Excuse me, which way is the post office?
I'm sorry, I don't know where the post office is.

彼女は老婆のように頭を下げて歩いた。
She walked with her head down like an old woman.
She walked with her head down like an old woman.

彼は、アメリカ史を勉強します。
He studies American history.
He's going to study American history.

医者は私にダイエットをするように指示した。
The doctor instructed me to go on a diet.
The doctor told me to diet.

この川は数百マイルも続いている。
This river extends for hundreds of miles.
The river continues for hundreds of miles.

ひろこはたばこの煙が嫌いだが、友達と飲みに喜んで出かける。
Although Hiroko dislikes cigarette smoke, she readily goes out drinking with friends.
They don't like cigarette smoke, but they're happy to go out for a drink with their friends.

彼の心の寛大さにとても感心した。
I had great admiration for his generosity.
I was very impressed by his generosity.

遅れて着きそうだ。
It looks like I'm going to arrive late.
I'm gonna be late.

ノリもさる事ながら、会場と一体化したような快感が忘れられない。
I got really into it, and I just can't forget the exhilaration of becoming one with the audience.
I can’t forget the feeling of being united with the audience.

オルリー空港の日曜日、親たちが飛行機の飛び立つのを見せに子どもたちを連れてくる。
Orly, Sunday. Parents take their children there to watch the departing planes.
On Sunday at Orli Airport, parents bring their children to show them that they are flying.

彼女は入ってからきっちりドアを閉めた。
She closed the door tightly behind her.
When she came in, she closed the door tight.

暴力団はその金持ちから莫大な金をゆすり取った。
The gangsters extorted a vast sum of money from the rich man.
Gangs stole a lot of money from the rich.

鉛筆を削りなさい。
Sharpen your pencil.
Sharpen the pencil.

その町にはとても古いお寺がある。
There is a very old temple in the town.
There's a very old temple in that town.

それは重要なことだと考えられる。
It's considered to be an important matter.
I think that's important.

あなたがどうしてそこへ行きたくないのかが分かります。
I see why you don't want to go there.
I know why you don't want to go there.

彼女は自分の話をするのが好きだった。
She was fond of talking about herself.
She liked talking about herself.

トムは日本語がぺらぺらだ。
Tom speaks Japanese fluently.
Tom is very Japanese.

彼女は驚いて、彼をじっと見つめた。
She stared at him in astonishment.
She looked at him in amazement.

先週、おばあさんは８１歳になった。
Last week my grandmother turned 81 years old.
Last week, she turned 81.

明日、時間があるかなって思ってたんだけど・・・。
I was wondering if you were free tomorrow.
I thought there'd be some time tomorrow.

私は彼女を知りません。
She is a stranger to me.
I don't know her.

僕よりトムの方がメアリーのことが大好きだ。
Tom loves Mary more than I do.
Tom loves Mary more than I do.

あの映画を君は見るべきだったね。
You should have seen the film.
You should have seen that movie.

その工場は綿製品を生産する。
The factory produces cotton goods.
The factory produces cotton products.

天気の良い日曜には彼はよく釣りに行ったものだった。
He would often go fishing on a fine Sunday.
On a sunny Sunday, he used to go fishing.

彼女の服とくつはよく似合っていた。
Her dress and shoes were a good match.
She was well dressed.

時差ボケで辛い。
I've got a bad case of jet lag.
It's... it's... it's... it's... it's... it's...

ビールを三本飲んだ。
He drank three bottles of beer.
I had three beers.

彼女にまた会うなんて彼は馬鹿だ。
He is foolish to meet her again.
He's a fool to see her again.

我々は嵐のため会合を延期しなければならない。
We had to put off the meeting because of the storm.
We have to postpone meeting for the storm.

ゴリラの母親が自分の赤ん坊を抱くように、彼女はその子猫を抱きました。
She held the kitten like a mother gorilla would hold her own baby.
She held the kitten as the gorilla's mother held her baby.

一日に何回犬に餌をやればいいのですか？
How many times a day should I feed my dog?
How many times do I feed my dog a day?

お願いを聞き入れていただけますか。
Will you do me a favor?
I need you to listen to me.

「警察だ。ちょっと署まで来てもらおうか」「な、なんで？」「こんな街中でドンパチやって罪にならないわけないだろうが！！」
"This is the police. Would you mind coming down to the station?" "W-why?" "You can't think it's not a crime to go shooting guns off in the middle of town?!"
"Why don't you come to the station for a minute?" "I don't think you're guilty of doing this in this town!"

彼は午前中はかならずしも忙しくない。
He is not always busy in the morning.
He's not too busy in the morning.

彼女はバレーを習うためにパリへ行った。
She went to Paris for the purpose of learning ballet.
She went to Paris to learn ballet.

彼はびんを逆さまにして振ったが、はちみつはそれでも出てこなかった。
He turned the bottle upside down and shook it, but still the honey wouldn't come out.
He waved it upside down, but it still didn’t come out.

主人はパーティーで私達をもてなしてくれた。
The host entertained us at the party.
My husband took us to a party.

私は田舎生活の不便さは我慢できない。
I can't put up with the inconvenience of country life.
I cannot bear the inconvenience of rural living.

彼から何の便りもないまま何ヵ月も過ぎた。
Months went past without any news from him.
Months passed without any help from him.

彼は相変わらず貧乏だ。
He is as poor as ever.
He's still poor.

我々は彼におおいに期待している。
We expect much of him.
We're counting on him very much.

最近では、海外旅行する日本人が増えてきた。
More and more Japanese are traveling abroad these days.
More and more Japanese are traveling abroad these days.

我々の船は魚の群れを追った。
Our boat followed a school of fish.
Our ship chased a pack of fish.

アンはその仕事に専心した。
Ann bent her mind to the work.
Ann dedicated her life to that work.

それをすることは危険なことであったろう。
It wouldn't have been safe to do that.
It would have been dangerous for him to do that.

私たちは決心しなければならない、しかもすぐにだ。
We must make up our minds, and soon!
We have to make up our minds, and soon.

警察は少女達に車が自分のものかどうかたずねた。
The policeman said to the girls, "Is this car yours?"
The police asked the girls if their cars were theirs.

彼はあたかも金持ちのような口の利き方をする。
He talks as if he were rich.
He speaks like you might be rich.

この公園はあれよりも美しい。
This park is more beautiful than that.
The park is more beautiful than that.

私の言ったことは彼の自尊心を傷つけた。
What I said hurt his pride.
What I said hurt his self-respect.

どうかたばこはご遠慮ください。
Kindly refrain from smoking.
Please don't smoke.

彼は二時間勉強している。
He has been studying for two hours.
He's been studying for two hours.

彼女は１９９０年７月１７日の午前６時に生まれた。
She was born at six a.m. on July 17, 1990.
She was born July 17, 1990, at 6 a.m.

電車に傘を忘れていくとは、うっかりだったね。
You were careless to leave your umbrella on the train.
It was a mistake to forget an umbrella on a train.

これは君へのプレゼントだ。
This is a present for you.
This is for you.

天気予報によると、台風は沿岸に接近しそうだ。
According to the weather forecast, the typhoon is likely to approach the coast.
According to the weather report, the typhoon is approaching the coast.

彼の母親は可哀相だ。あいつときたら母親泣かせもいいところだ。
I feel sorry for his mom; he really puts her through the wringer.
His mother is poor, and he can make her cry.

血液のしみはたいてい落ちない。
Blood stains don't usually disappear.
Most of the blood doesn't fall.

いつここを発ちますか。
When do you leave here?
When do we leave?

いくらで買うか。
What price will you give for this?
I don't know how much you buy.

彼女は多額の金を失うかもしれないと承知の上で一か八かやってみた。
She took the risk, knowing that she might lose a lot of money.
She tried or tried knowing that she might lose a lot of money.

私についてきて。
Follow me.
Follow me.

あなたは転地療養が必要だ。
You need a change of air.
You need a relocation.

目標を持っているという点で、彼女は他の人とは違う。
She differs from the others in that she has a goal.
She's not like anyone else in that she has a goal.

なにも田中さんの力がオンリーだというのはない。
This is not to say that Mr. Tanaka did it all on his own.
There's nothing you can do about it.

皆は彼の言うことに注意を払うようだ。
Everybody seems to pay attention to what he says.
Everyone seems to pay attention to what he says.

先週ウッドさんに手紙を書いて、農場で仕事をさせてくれるように頼んでおいたよ。
I wrote to Mr Wood last week and asked him to give you a job on the farm.
I wrote to Mr. Wood last week asking him to let me work on the farm.

彼は家から出かけるところをみられました。
He was seen going out of the house.
He was on his way out of the house.

この先危険物あり。
Danger ahead.
There's a danger ahead.

彼は自分が間違っていると認めた。
He admitted that he was wrong.
He admitted he was wrong.

アイスかかき氷が食べたい。
I want to eat either ice cream or shaved ice.
I want ice cream.

ジムは目覚めると、自分が部屋に１人なのに気がついた。
Jim awoke and found himself alone in the room.
Jim woke up and realized that he was alone in his room.

答えの分かった人は手を挙げなさい。
Raise your hand if you know the answer.
Raise your hand if you know the answer.

そのとき赤ん坊は泣いていたのですか。
Was the baby crying then?
Was the baby crying then?

とてもハンサムな王子が世にも美しい王女に出会った。
A very handsome prince met an exceptionally beautiful princess.
A very handsome prince met the most beautiful princess in the world.

彼らは私達の勝利を祈ってくれた。
They congratulated us on our victory.
They prayed for our victory.

私は多くの人のいる前で恥をかかされた。
I was put to shame in the presence of many people.
I was humiliated in front of a lot of people.

彼は英語の手紙を書きます。
He writes an English letter.
He writes a letter in English.

心配するな。
Don't worry about it!
Don't worry.

彼は何も悪いことはしていない。
He did nothing wrong.
He didn't do anything wrong.

ごたごたが君をごたごたさせるまでごたごたをごたごたさせるな。
Never trouble till trouble troubles you.
Don't mess me up until I fill you up.

どこへ行こうと自分の家庭ほどよいところはない。
Wherever you may go, you will not find a better place than your home.
Wherever you go, there is no better place for you than your own home.

どこから来ましたか？
Where have you come from?
Where did you come from?

薬にアレルギーがあります。
I'm allergic to some medicine.
There's an allergy to the medication.

トムはメアリーにバイクを売った。
Tom sold his motorcycle to Mary.
Tom sold Mary a motorcycle.

この先の丸くなった鉛筆では書けない。
I can't write with this dull pencil.
I can't write it with a round pencil.

私は始終あなたのことを考えています。
You are in my thoughts at all times.
I've been thinking about you all the time.

かれらは埋蔵された宝物を求めて砂漠を探検した。
They explored the desert in quest of buried treasure.
And they explored the desert, seeking its treasures.

勤勉と品行方正とが彼にその奨学金を受けさせた。
His diligence and good conduct earned him the scholarship.
Hard work and good manners made him accept the scholarship.

残念ですがそんなことをする暇がありません。
I'm afraid I am not at liberty to do that.
I'm afraid I don't have time to do that.

その英語の歌を歌いましょう。
Let's sing the English song.
Let's sing that English song.

私たちは夢中で喜んでいた。
We were beside ourselves with joy.
We were excited and happy.

法を破れば罰せられるだろう。
You'll be punished if you break the law.
If you break the law, you will be punished.

映画はいつ始まるの？
When does the movie start?
When does the movie start?

僕は事故を処理した。
I dealt with the accident.
I handled the accident.

あなたはかなり多くの誤りを犯した。
You've made a good many mistakes.
You've made quite a number of mistakes.

何気なく言った言葉も誰かを傷つけることがある。
A casual remark can hurt someone.
A casual word can hurt someone.

反対党議員はその法案に激怒した。
The members of the opposition party were enraged against the bill.
Opponents were furious at the bill.

ある日マイクとジェインは町へ買物をしに行きました。
One day Mike and Jane went downtown to do some shopping.
One day Mike and Jane went shopping in town.

その老人は門のところにじっと立っていた。
The old man stood still at the gate.
The old man stood at the gate.

彼女は自分のベッドにシーツを引いた。
She put sheets on her bed.
She pulled the sheets into her bed.

彼は私に腹を立てている。
He is angry with me.
He's mad at me.

パトカーを見て彼は逃げた。
He ran away at the sight of a police patrol.
He ran away when he saw the police car.

私は彼に部屋を離れるように言った。
I told him to leave the room.
I told him to leave the room.

雑貨店を経営するには資金が不十分だ。
The funds are not sufficient for running a grocery.
It's not enough to run a grocery store.

腹がたった十数えよ、もっと腹がたったら百数えよ。
When angry, count ten; when very angry, a hundred.
I'll count to ten. I'll count to a hundred if I'm hungry.

このカードでトラベラーズチェックが買えますか。
Can I get travelers checks with this card?
Can you buy a traveros check with this card?

好きな仕事をしているので、毎日とても楽しいです。
I like what I'm doing for work so every day is really fun.
It's my favorite job, and I enjoy it very much every day.

他人の仕事を批判するのは簡単だ。
It is easy to find fault with the work of others.
It’s easy to criticize other people's work.

彼は家族の者が不自由なく暮らせるように一生懸命働いた。
He worked hard in order that his family might live in comfort.
He worked very hard to make his family comfortable.

自由の女神はニューヨークにある。
The Statue of Liberty is located in New York.
The Liberty goddess is in New York.

私は机の上を片付けた。
I cleared up my desk.
I cleaned up my desk.

天気は今夜から悪くなるという予報だ。
The forecast says it will begin to rain tonight.
It's a forecast that the weather will get worse tonight.

彼は作家として賞賛されている。
He is admired as a writer.
He is praised as a writer.

帰る時には間違いなく火の始末をしてください。
Please don't forget to put out the fire before you go home.
Make sure you get rid of the fire when you get back.

彼は良い行いを積極的にしている。
He's active performing good deeds.
He's actively engaged in good conduct.

とにかく来てくださればうれしい。
At any rate, I hope you can come.
I'm glad you're here anyway.

日本に来てから十年になります。
It's been ten years since he came to Japan.
It's been ten years since I came to Japan.

ラグビーは雨が降っても中止にならないスポーツだ。
Rugby is a sport which is never called off by rain.
The rugby is a sport that doesn't stop when it rains.

私は鳥のさえずりに耳を傾けた。
I listened to the music of birds.
I listened to the song of the birds.

彼女はパーティーを開くことを提案した。
She proposed giving a party.
She proposed to have a party.

私の父は昔、肉と魚を売る店を持っていた。
My father used to own a store dealing in meat and fish.
My father used to have a place to sell meat and fish.

君がそのようなことを考える正当な理由はない。
You have no good reason for thinking as you do.
There's no valid reason for you to think about that.

１５分までにユニオン駅にいてもらえるかしら。
Do you think you can get me to Union Station by a quarter after?
Will you be at Union Station by 15 minutes?

居合わせた人々は皆感動の余りないた。
Those present were all moved to tears.
Everyone present was not impressed.

しかしながら、前置詞+関係代名詞whichの部分が関係副詞whereとなっています。
However, the preposition+relative pronoun (which) part becomes a relative adverb (where).
However, the preposition plus relational pronoun part of "which" is "where".

私は彼が約束を守ってくれると信じていました。
I believed that he would keep his promise.
I believed he would keep his promise.

広子は魅力的な顔立ちをしている。
Hiroko has charming features.
Canko has an attractive face.

フランス語にも同じような表現はありますか？
Does French have a similar expression?
Is there a similar expression in French?

その家は売りに出ている。
That house is for sale.
The house is on sale.

彼は１００ｍ競争で一等賞を受け取った。
He got the first prize in a 100m race.
He won the first prize in a 100 meters race.

突然、納屋が爆発炎上した。
All of a sudden, the barn went up in flames.
Suddenly, the barn exploded.

親は自分の子供の健康に気を付ける義務がある。
Parents have responsibilities to look to their children's health.
Parents are obliged to take care of their children’s health.

ベルギーの首都を知っていますか。
Do you know the capital of Belgium?
Do you know the capital of Belgium?

私たちは トッムさんと 歌いたいです。
We want Tom to sing with us.
We want to sing with Mr. Tomm.

喜んで彼の助けになります。
I'm willing to help him.
I'd be happy to help him.

早起きしたほうが良い。
It is better to wake up early.
You need to get up early.

私はポストを探してあたりを見回した。
I looked around for a mailbox.
I looked around looking for a post.

教育の改革はまだまだこれからだ。
Educational reforms still have a long way to go.
Education reform is yet to come.

彼女の顔はかなり赤くなった。
Her face went very pink.
Her face turned quite red.

奇妙に思えるが、それでもやはりそれは事実だ。
It sounds strange, but it is true none the less.
Strange as it may seem, it's still true.

体育は必修科目ですか。
Is physical education a required course?
Is physical education required?

彼女は根っからのコーヒー党です。
She's die-hard coffee drinker.
She's a coffee party from the root.

これらの２つの分子が異なったスピードで動いていることを示すだけでは不十分である。
It is not enough to show that these two particles are moving at different speed.
It is not enough to show that these two molecules are moving at different speeds.

あなたは当分の間私のところにいても良い。
You may stay with me for the time being.
You can stay with me for the time being.

私たちには処理しなければならない問題がたくさんある。
We have a lot of problems to deal with.
We have a lot of problems to deal with.

あなたは演説をしなければいけないの？
Do you have to make a speech?
Do you have to give a speech?

鉄板焼きを食べたことがありますか？
Have you ever eaten teppanyaki?
Have you ever eaten a piece of iron?

お名前を伺ってもよろしいでしょうか？
May I ask your name?
May I ask your name?

彼は長い期間ここに滞在するだろう。
He will stay here for a long period.
He'll stay here for a long time.

喜んで中国共産党に入ります。
I willingly join the Chinese Communist Party.
I'm happy to join the Communist Party of China.

いつでもその仕事はやめられる。
You can always quit the job.
You can stop that job at any time.

王女は彼を見て笑わずにいられなかった。
The princess couldn't help laughing at him.
The princess couldn't stop laughing at him.

彼女はトイレにいます。
She is in the bathroom.
She's in the bathroom.

逃げるな。
Don't run away.
Don't run.

ベルが鳴るとすぐに先生が入ってきた。
As soon as the bell rang the teacher came into the classroom.
As soon as the bell rang, the teacher came in.

彼は昇進の資格がある。
He is qualified for promotion.
He deserves a promotion.

その王様はかつてあの宮殿に住んでいた。
The king once lived in that palace.
That king once lived in that palace.

彼はただじっとして緊張したままそこに横になっていた。
He was lying there very still and tense.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," he said.

批評家たちはその劇をあまり高く評価しなかった。
Critics thought little of the play.
Critics did not value the play very highly.

それはトムの懐中電灯です。
It's Tom's flashlight.
That's Tom's flashlight.

彼女は英語を話すのが得意である。
She is good at speaking English.
She is good at speaking English.

彼を殴ったことであなたを責めはしない。
I don't blame you for hitting him.
I don't blame you for hitting him.

彼女はとても痩せたがっている。
She wants to become thin very much.
She wants to be very thin.

激しく雨が降っている。
It's raining hard.
It's raining hard.

さようなら。
So long.
Bye.

この山には狐が住んでいるということが最近わかった。
We found out recently that some foxes live here on this mountain.
The mountain has recently proved to be home to foxes.

あいにく私はあなたの申込書を今持ち合わせていない。
I don't happen to have your application on hand at the moment.
Unfortunately, I don't have your application right now.

どのチームのファンですか。
Which team are you a fan of?
Which team's a fan?

彼は赤子同然だ。
He's just like a baby.
He's like a baby.

肘掛けいすに腰掛けてしばらく落ち着いてください。
Take a seat in the armchair and calm down a while.
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昨晩大統領がテレビで話をするのを聞いた。
Yesterday evening we heard the President talk on television.
I heard the president speak on TV last night.

彼の名前を思いだせない。
I can't remember his name.
I can't remember his name.

彼の理論は入念な調査に基づいている。
His theory is based on careful research.
His theory is based on a thorough investigation.

どこに座ったらいいですか。
Where should I sit?
I don't know where to sit.

庭の花を摘みましょう。
Let's pick flowers from the garden.
Let's pick some flowers in the garden.

何のために彼女はそんなに悲しいのですか。
What made her so sad?
Why is she so sad?

地上２２階、地下２階のオフィスビルが建設中です。
An office building, with 22 stories above ground and 2 below, is under construction.
The 22nd floor, underground office building is under construction.

人は年を取るにつれて忘れっぽくなる。
The older we grow, the more forgetful we become.
As people get older, they tend to forget.

彼女は成人前に死んだ。
She died before coming of age.
She died before she was old.

急いでいるんですけど。
We've really got to step on it.
I'm in a hurry.

猫が日なたで寝ている。
A cat is lying in the sun.
Cats sleep in the sun.

彼は年を取ってきたが相変わらず健康だ。
He is getting old, but he is as healthy as ever.
He is old and still healthy.

どう理解しますか。
What do you make of it?
So let's think about it a little bit.

おすすめの靴屋を教えてくれませんか。
Can you recommend your favorite shoe store?
Why don't you tell me about your shoe shop?

君はいつもテレビばかり見ているね。
You are watching TV all the time.
You're always watching TV.

君の電話番号を忘れた。
I've forgotten your number.
I forgot your number.

本当にあのハンバーガーにはネズミの肉は入っていない？
Are you sure there isn't rat meat in that burger?
Are you sure there's no rat meat in that hamburger?

ここ座ってもいい？
May I sit here?
Can I sit here?

私に水を１杯下さい。
Please give me a glass of water.
Give me a glass of water.

体重計に乗りなさい。
Stand on the scales.
Get on the scale.

君はそれを知ってたんですか？
Did you know that?
Did you know that?

今日の午後には起きて歩けることでしょう。
She'll be up and around this afternoon.
I'm sure you'll be able to get up this afternoon and walk.

宿題の一番最後の問題をやったかい。
Did you do the last problem of the homework?
Have you done the last problem of your homework?

その光景を見て彼の勇気はぐらつき始めた。
His courage began to shake when he saw the sight.
His courage began to waver when he saw the scene.

彼はこの仕事に慣れた。
He got used to the work.
He's used to this job.

ケーキをもう一つ召し上がりませんか。
Can I tempt you to try another piece of cake?
Would you like another cake?

あなたの病気について知らなかったので、病院へ見舞いにいけなかった。
If I had known about your illness, I could have visited you in the hospital.
I didn’t know about your illness, so I couldn't visit the hospital.

あなたはその新しい法律に賛成ですか。
Are you in favor of the new law?
Do you agree with that new law?

池の周囲は木で囲まれていた。
The pond was encircled with trees.
The pond was surrounded by trees.

私は同意したということをうなずいて知らせた。
I nodded to show that I agreed.
I let them know that I agreed.

私はあなたが実業家として成功することを心から願っています。
I am longing for you to succeed as a businessman.
I really hope you succeed as a businessman.

好きでした事ですから。
The pleasure is mine.
I liked it.

詐欺師はことば巧みにやすやすと、女性を信頼させることができる。
A confidence man can talk his way into a girl's trust with ease.
A fraud can easily make women trust women.

またこんなところに服を脱ぎっぱなしにしてる！ちゃんと片付けなさい！
You left your clothes there on the floor again! Put them away properly!
I don't know what to do.

彼女には欠点もある。
She has faults, too.
She has flaws.

本店は警察の手入れを受けた。
The main office was raided by the police.
The main store was taken care of by the police.

私は顔に冷たい風が当たるのを感じた。
I felt a cold wind on my face.
I felt a cold wind hit my face.

病気が彼の体力を奪い取った。
The disease sheared him of his physical strength.
The disease took his strength.

美容と健康のためには、早寝早起きが一番です。
Going to bed early and waking up early is very good both for your health and appearance.
For beauty and health, early wake-up is best.

君はタバコをやめなければならない。
You must give up smoking.
You have to quit smoking.

アキラは上手にテニスができます。
Akira can play tennis well.
Aquila can be a good tennis player.

彼はとてもけちだ。
He's very stingy.
He's so mean.

この事実から、私たちは彼が無実だとわかる。
This fact shows us that he is innocent.
From this fact, we know he's innocent.

彼は身の不安を嘆いた。
He lamented his hard fate.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," said Mr. Marvel.

夕方の五時です。
It's five in the evening.
It's five o'clock in the evening.

彼は結構しぶといね。転んでもただでは起きぬ、いい根性しているよ。
He's a tenacious guy who always manages to come out on top. He's the kind of guy who can turn any situation to his advantage.
He's a good guy, he's a good guy, he's a good guy.

だれでも苦労の無い生活を望んでいる。
Every one wants to live free from care.
Everyone wants a life without trouble.

私どもが当地に引っ越してから５年になる。
It is five years since we moved here.
It's been five years since we moved here.

汚職政治家を追放せよ。
Down with corrupt politicians.
Get rid of corrupt politicians.

近所の人たちは彼をばかにした。
The neighbors made a fool of him.
His neighbors made fun of him.

市民は誰でもその権利を奪われてはならない。
No citizen should be deprived of his rights.
No citizen should be deprived of that right.

パリは自由を守るために最善をつくした。
Paris did her best to defend her liberties.
Paris did her best to protect her freedom.

今朝から停電している。
The power has been off since this morning.
We've been out of power since this morning.

ペンをとる前に考えをまとめなければならない。
I must put my ideas together before I take up a pen.
Before you take a pen, you have to put together your thoughts.

私たちは独特で成熟したひとりひとりの人間になるべきだ。
We should become unique, mature individuals.
We should be a unique, mature human being.

台湾にいたとき私は彼と友達になった。
While I was in Taiwan, I made friends with him.
When I was in Taiwan, I became a friend of him.

トムは２人の高校生にあざだらけになるまで殴られた。
Two high school boys beat Tom black and blue.
Tom was beaten to the point where he was covered with bruises by two high school students.

トムがボストンに到着してから、まだ三週間は経っていません。
Tom arrived in Boston less than three weeks ago.
It's been three weeks since Tom arrived in Boston.

その数学の問題を解ける人は少ないようにおもえる。
There seem to be few people who can solve that math problem.
So let's see if we can solve this problem.

全部なくなってしまっていた。
All of them were gone.
Everything was gone.

彼女は微笑みを浮かべてその処罰を受け入れた。
She took the punishment with a smile.
She smiled and accepted the punishment.

多分彼はこの仕事が好きだろう。
It may be that he likes his job.
Maybe he likes this job.

私は今まで３年間英語を勉強している。
I have been studying English for three years.
I've been studying English for three years.

三日以内にお返事いたします。
I will answer within three days.
I'll be back in three days.

詳しくは説明している時間はない。
There isn't time to explain in detail.
We don't have time to explain the details.

弊社の会社案内を同封いたします。
Enclosed is our company profile.
Our company's company's guide is sealed.

一杯どう？
How about a drink?
Want a drink?

彼はその男を典型的な紳士と評した。
He described the man as a model gentleman.
He called the man a typical gentleman.

嵐は作物に多大な影響を与えた。
The storm had a bad impact on the crops.
The storm had a huge impact on crops.

彼は最終電車に乗り遅れた。
He missed the last train.
He missed the last train.

いずれにしても、彼を助ける手段はない。
At any rate, we have no means of helping him.
Either way, there's no way to help him.

この島は１９世紀にはフランス領であった。
This island belonged to France in the 19th century.
The island was French in the 19th century.

私はかぜをひくといけないのでスキーには行かなかった。
I didn't go skiing for fear of catching cold.
I didn’t go to ski.

音楽の好みは人によって好きずきです。
Music preferences vary from person to person.
I don't like music.

カメレオンはどんな色にでもなれる。
The chameleon can take on any color.
The chameleon can be any color.

いかに粗末であろうとも、我が家は我が家である。
No matter how humble it may be, home is home.
No matter how poor we may be, our home is a home.

その組合の賃上げ要求は穏当だった。
The union was modest in its wage demands.
The union's demand for more pay was moderate.

彼はそう言ったが、さらに驚いたことには、自分自身でそれを実行した。
He said it, and what was more surprising, he did it himself.
He said it, but to his surprise, he did it himself.

軍隊は簡単に反乱を鎮圧した。
The troops easily put down the rebellion.
It was easy for the army to put down the rebellion.

心臓発作を起こしたことはありますか。
Have you ever had a heart attack?
Have you ever had a heart attack?

山田さんの家に何度か電話したけれども、誰も出なかった。
I made several calls to Mr Yamada's residence, but no one answered the calls.
I called Yamada's house several times, but no one answered.

彼の意見は全く正しい。
His opinion is quite just.
His opinion was completely correct.

道に迷った犬が昨日私たちの近所に迷い込んできた。
A lost dog strayed into our neighborhood yesterday.
A stray dog slipped into our neighborhood yesterday.

組織犯罪の秘密結社「マフィア」のしきたりでは、その働きを洩らすものは、だれでもかならず消されることになっている。
In the "Mafia" tradition of organized crime, any member who discloses its operation is sure to be rubbed out.
In the form of an organized crime secret society called the Mafia, anyone who distracts them will be wiped out.

コピー紙の節約運動が全社的に展開されている。
A campaign is underway throughout the company to achieve economy in the use of copying paper.
A whole campaign to save copies of the paper has been launched.

すぐ始めて仕上げよう。
Let's start at once and have done with it.
Let's get started.

きっと雨になりますよ。
It'll definitely rain.
It's gonna rain.

現在人々はかつてより以上に教育を受けている。
People are more educated now than they used to be.
People are now more educated than ever.

何か焦げ臭いよ。
I smell something burning.
It smells like burning.

私は何度もその問題に挑戦した。
I tried the problem again and again.
I tried it many times.

僕ののほうが、君のより大きい。
Mine is bigger than yours.
I'm bigger than you.

彼らは結婚式の日取りをまだ決めていない。
They haven't fixed a date for their wedding yet.
They haven't decided on the wedding date yet.

私はどちらの手紙にも返事を書かなかった。
I answered neither of the letters.
I didn’t reply to any of the letters.

いくらうまくいっても土曜日までには終わらない。
We cannot finish it before Saturday even if everything goes well.
No matter how well it works, it won't be over by Saturday.

彼女はとても行儀がよい。
She has very good manners.
She's very polite.

日本人の中には、小学生になっても両親と一緒に寝ているものさえいる。
Some Japanese may continue to sleep with both parents even during elementary school days.
Some Japanese even sleep with their parents in elementary school.

公益事業部門の急成長を見込んでいます。
We expect rapid growth of the utilities sector.
We're looking at the rapid growth of the public service sector.

それはこういう風にやりなさい。
Do it in this manner.
Let's do it this way.

本当に泳ぎ方知らないの？
Do you really not know how to swim?
You sure you don't know how to swim?

あっちへ行きな、ぼうや。
Out of my way, boy.
Go away, boy.

彼女は彼の隠れ場所を警察に密告した。
She betrayed his hiding place to the police.
She ratted out his hiding place to the police.

私はしばしばそこへいったことがあります。
I have often been there.
I've often gone there.

君に貸して上げよう。
I'll lend it to you.
I'll give it to you.

やっと天候が定まった。
The weather has settled at last.
The weather is finally set.

ママはその事については触れなかった。
Mom didn't mention it.
Mom didn't mention it.

妻は風邪を引きやすい。
My wife is liable to catch a cold.
My wife is more likely to catch a cold.

ついに雨が降り始めた。
At last, it began to rain.
It's finally starting to rain.

君はそれをヤミで買ったのか。
Did you buy it on the black market?
You bought it at the yam?

パスタならフェルナンドのお得意だよ。
Pasta is Fernando's province.
If it's Pasta, it's Fernando's favorite.

彼は故郷に錦を飾って帰ってくる。
A successful local boy is coming home.
He comes home with jewelry.

彼はあまりに速く走るので私たちは彼に追いつけなかった。
He ran too fast for us to catch up with.
We didn't catch him because he ran too fast.

この自転車に油をさしなさい。
Oil this bicycle.
Give me some oil on this bike.

彼は私を蹴っています！
He is kicking me!
He's kicking me!

君は歯医者に見てもらうべきだ。
You ought to see a dentist.
You should see a dentist.

彼はきのう来たばかりだ。
He came as lately as yesterday.
He just got here yesterday.

彼女は電車の中にかさを置き忘れた。
She left her umbrella in the train.
She left it in the train.

ジムは彼女に会うためにロンドンに戻った。
Jim went back to London for the purpose of seeing her.
Jim went back to London to meet her.

宿題が終わるまでまってください。
Please wait until I've finished my homework.
You're going to have to finish your homework.

普通、この辺では泳がない。水があまりきれいではないので。
People don't usually swim around here. The water's not too clean.
There's a lot of water around here, but there's a lot of water around here.

輝けるもの必ずしも金ならず。
All that glitters is not gold.
What shines does not necessarily have to be gold.

新聞はその事件を盛んに書き立てた。
The newspapers gave a lot of space to the affair.
The newspaper wrote a lot about the incident.

彼女が今の名声を得るに至ったいきさつは劇的である。
The events that led up to her present fame are quite dramatic.
It is dramatic that she has gained the reputation of the day.

それをして批判を浴びた。
I was criticized for doing that.
Then he was criticized.

彼女は彼の約束を当てにしていた。
She rested on his promise.
She looked at his promise.

まず第一に、あなたは正直でなければならない。
To begin with, you must be honest.
First of all, you have to be honest.

メロスは、決してうそつきではない。
Meros is anything but a liar.
Melos is never a liar.

これから見つけます。
I'll find one later.
We're going to find out.

結果が公表され次第お知らせします。
I'll let you know the result as soon as it is made public.
I'll let you know as soon as the results are released.

そんなに怒るなよ。
Don't be so angry.
Don't be so angry.

私達は多かれ少なかれ社会と結びついている。
We are more or less related to society.
We are more or less connected to society.

男の人がその部屋に入るのを見ました。
I saw a man enter the room.
I saw a man go into that room.

彼が亡くなったとき、私達は５年間彼を知っていました。
We had known him for five years when he died.
We knew him for five years when he died.

お昼ごはんよ。
Lunch is on.
It's lunch.

その子はお父さんと公園に行くと言ってきかない。
He insists on going to the park with his father.
He doesn't say he's going to the park with his dad.

彼はそれ以来宗教活動に携わっている。
He has engaged in religious activity since then.
He has been involved in religious activities since then.

忠告を与えることは出来るが、行動を起こさせる霊感を吹き込むことは出来ない。
We may give advice, but we do not inspire conduct.
I can give you advice, but I can't inspire you to act.

おやつにプリンを食べた。
I had some custard pudding for an afternoon snack.
I had some pudding for a snack.

彼は弟と比べて若く見えた。
He looked young beside his brother.
He looked younger than his brother.

時間の無駄ですよ。
You're wasting your time.
You're wasting your time.

私は若い時にウッドさんの農場で働いたのよ。
I worked on Mr. Wood's farm when I was young.
I worked at Mr. Wood's farm when I was young.

彼の評論は問題の表面的な分析結果を取り上げていただけだったのでクラスで最上位の成績を得たことにとても驚いた。
His essay gave only a superficial analysis of the problem, so it was a real surprise to him when he got the highest grade in the class.
He was so surprised that he got the best grades in the class because he only covered surface analysis results.

私はそのニュースで驚いた。
I was surprised at the news.
I was surprised at the news.

彼女は今日来るような気がする。
I have a feeling that she will come today.
I feel like she's coming today.

彼の話は部分的に真実だ。
His story is partially true.
His story is partially true.

この木はなんて高いのでしょう。
How tall this tree is!
How tall is this tree?

水なしでは生きられない。
You can't live without water.
I can't live without water.

例の場所のこと、思い出してるんだ。
I remember that place.
I'm trying to remember that place.

ランダーは暴動とギャング的行動は貧困と貧しい経済条件の結果であると仮定している。
Lander assumes that rioting and gang behavior are a result of poverty and poor economic conditions.
Lander believes that riots and gang action are the result of poverty and poor economic conditions.

世界の人口は毎年平均２パーセントの割合で増えている。
Each year the world's population increases on average by two percent.
The world’s population increases by an average of 2 percent each year.

赤信号の時に横断してはいけないと警官は私たちに言いました。
The policeman told us not to cross the street against the red light.
The police told us not to cross during the red light.

君はお父さんに、夕食に間に合うように帰宅しなかった事を詫びるべきだ。
You should apologize to Dad for not coming home in time for supper.
You should apologize to your father that you didn't come home for dinner.

なるほど彼には学識があるが、常識に欠ける。
It is true he is a learned man, but he lacks common sense.
Well, he's learned, but he lacks common sense.

この辞書を使っても良いですか。
Can I use this dictionary?
Can I use this dictionary?

会議は来週開かれることになっています。
The meeting is to be held next week.
The meeting will be held next week.

「トム！ 恋しかったよ」「僕も。やっと会えたね」
"Tom! Oh how I've missed you." "Me too. At last we meet again."
"Tom, I've missed you." "I've finally met you."

そこへはバスと電車で行った。
I went there on the bus and the train.
There was a bus and a train.

昨夜は泥酔してお風呂に入らないで寝ちゃった。
Last night I was dead drunk and fell asleep without having a bath.
I was drunk last night and didn't take a bath.

大阪は日本で２番目の大都市です。
Osaka is Japan's second biggest city.
Osaka is the second largest city in Japan.

困難が完全に去るまでは喜ぶな。
Never halloo till you are out of the woods.
Don't be happy until you're completely out of trouble.

この町の３人に１人が自分の車を持っている。
One out of three people in this city owns a car.
One out of every three people in this town has their own car.

このコートにはポケットがない。
This coat hasn't pockets.
This coat has no pockets.

その先生はしばらくの間私をじっと見つめていた。
The teacher contemplated me for a while.
He looked at me for a while.

明日も来ていい？
Is it okay to come tomorrow too?
Can I come back tomorrow?

クッキーはテーブルの下にいる。
Cookie is under the table.
The cookies are under the table.

この写真の中の少女は誰ですか。
Who is the girl in this picture?
Who's the girl in this picture?

高校のときは毎日隕石落ちろって思ってた。
When I was in high school, I wished every day that a meteorite would fall.
When I was in high school, I thought I would drop a meteorite every day.

初診の方ですか。
Have you been here before?
You're at your first visit.

彼女は優秀な学者であり、いたるところでそういう学者として認められている。
She is an excellent scholar, and is recognized everywhere as such.
She is an excellent scholar and is recognized everywhere as such.

東京は日本最大の都市です。
Tokyo is the largest city in Japan.
Tokyo is the largest city in Japan.

波は岩にぶつかってくだけている。
Waves are breaking against the rocks.
The waves are only bumping into rocks.

彼女はこちらから助けてやる必要がある。
She needs our help.
She needs help from us.

わかったら手を挙げなさい。
Raise your hand if you understand it.
Put your hands up when you get it.

今は牡蠣が旬なの？
Are oysters in season now?
Is oysters in season now?

２匹の犬は眠っている。
Both dogs are asleep.
Two dogs are asleep.

私を助けてくれますか。
Can you help me?
Will you help me?

雨が降っていたけれども彼女は外出した。
Though it was raining, she went out.
It was raining, but she went out.

私は泳げます。
I can swim.
I can swim.

彼は美術に関するすばらしい蔵書を持っている。
He has a fine library of books on art.
He has a great collection of art.

ああでも安心してくれ。オレ、ノンケのコには手を出さないから。
Oh, but don't worry. I don't put the moves on straight guys.
Don't worry, I won't hurt Nonke.

ティムは結婚してから落ち着いた。
Tim settled down after he got married.
Tim settled down after we got married.

４５セント切手を２枚ください。
I'd like to buy two 45-cent stamps, please.
Give me two 45-cent stamps.

彼は大学生です。
He's a university student.
He's a college student.

今夜は外食したくない。
I don't feel like eating out this evening.
I don't want to eat out tonight.

君の意見はとても建設的だ。
Your opinion is very constructive.
Your opinion is very constructive.

お知らせください。
Please let us know.
Please let me know.

困ったことに、声がほとんど出ないのです。
The trouble is, she's almost lost her voice.
The problem is, there is very little voice.

国際語は必要ですか？
Do we need a universal language?
Do you need an international language?

間違ったからといって彼のことを笑うな。
Don't laugh at him for making a mistake.
Don't laugh at him because he's wrong.

多くの人がそれを予言した。
Many a man has predicted it.
A lot of people predicted it.

彼は原稿を繰り返し、繰り返し書き直している。
He is writing the manuscript over and over again.
He repeats and rewrites the manuscript.

あなたはどれくらい日本に滞在するつもりですか。
How long are you going to stay in Japan?
How long are you going to stay in Japan?

私の妻はスミス家の出身でした。
My wife was a Smith.
My wife was from the Smith family.

少なくとも１００人は出席していた。
No less than one hundred people were present.
At least 100 people were present.

僕らは３階にいる。
We're on the third floor.
We're on the third floor.

これは私が結婚した時に母がくれたものです。
This is what my mother gave me when I got married.
This is what my mother gave me when I got married.

授業が終わるとすぐに彼らは教室から走り出た。
As soon as the lesson was over, they rushed out of the room.
As soon as class was over, they ran out of class.

もうすぐ春です。
It'll be spring soon.
It's almost spring.

多くの人間にとって三角関数を学ぶことは無意味であるように思える。
I think that for many people learning the trigonometric functions is meaningless.
For many people, learning trigonometry seems pointless.

私たちはあなたのご親切に感謝しています。
We are grateful to you for your kindness.
We appreciate your kindness.

私は惨めな失敗のため、負けを認めたい気になった。
I felt ready to give in because of my miserable failure.
I wanted to admit that I lost because of my miserable failure.

彼女は幸せだったようだ。
She seems to have been happy.
She seemed happy.

あれのことがトムに聴くつもりだったんだけど、機会がなかったんだ。
I was going to ask Tom about it but never got the chance.
I was going to ask Tom about it, but he didn't have a chance.

ここではおタバコをご遠慮願います。
Please refrain from smoking here.
You don't have to smoke here.

身分証明をお持ちですか。
Do you have any ID?
Do you have identification?

彼女は朝食前に犬を公園へ連れて行きます。
She takes her dog to the park before breakfast.
She takes the dog to the park before breakfast.

トムはメーリにボールを投げました。
Tom tossed Mary the ball.
Tom threw a ball at Mary.

私はそれを嫌々引き受けた。
I unwillingly undertook it.
I took it personally.

身長何センチ？
How tall are you?
How tall are you?

クリストファーコロンブスはある時、ケルベロスという3つの頭を持った冥界の番犬と、自分の帽子しか使わないで戦った。
Christopher Columbus once fought Cerberus, the three-headed guardian of the underworld, with nothing but his hat.
There was a time when Christopher Columbus fought with a guard dog of the underworld, with three heads, named Cerberus, only using his hat.

もちろんそのニュースをたいへんよく覚えています。
Of course I remember the news quite well.
Of course, I remember that news very well.

ここから駅までどれくらい距離がありますか。
How far is it from here to the station?
What's the distance from here to the station?

困ったことに私たちにはお金がたりない。
The trouble is that we do not have enough money.
The problem is, we don’t have money.

その風景は言い表せないほど美しい。
The view is beautiful beyond words.
The landscape is unimaginably beautiful.

口に物を入れたままで、話すのはやめなさい。
Do not talk with your mouth full.
Leave something in your mouth and stop talking.

父は部屋にいます。
My father is in his room.
Dad's in the room.

彼はその事故のことをくわしく述べた。
He gave a detailed description of the accident.
He spoke out about the accident:

勤勉は成功への道だ。
Diligence is the way to success.
Hard work is the path to success.

大きな車が突然止まった。
The big car pulled up suddenly.
All of a sudden the big car stopped.

神があなたを祝福してくれますように。
God bless you!
May God bless you.

彼女は料理がうまい。
She cooks well.
She's good at cooking.

彼は全快したのでもう働ける。
He has completely recovered and can go back to work.
He's all right. He can work now.

彼女が町から出ることはめったにない。
She rarely, if ever, goes out of town.
I didn't expect her to leave town.

このビデオはすばらしいよ。
This video is magnificent!
This video is great.

彼女は少し疲れたと言った。
She said that she was a little tired.
She said she was a little tired.

私は泳ぐことが出来ます。
I'm able to swim.
I can swim.

トムは何か役に立つようなことを考え出そうとしてみた。
Tom tried to think of something that would help.
Tom tried to do something useful.

その医者は事故で負傷した４人を救った。
The doctor saved the four people injured in the accident.
The doctor saved four people injured in an accident.

もう少し冷静になった方がいいよ。
You should calm down a little.
You need to calm down a little.

私はあなたと一緒にそこにいたらよかったのだが。
I wish I had been there with you.
I wish I'd been there with you.

古い部品を新しいのと交換しなさい。
Exchange the old part for a new one.
Replace old parts with new ones.

私の新しいアパートはたいへん気に入っています。というのは駅にとっても近いからです。
I love my new apartment because it's very close to the station.
I love my new apartment, because it's so close to the station.

もう一回。
Come again?
Again.

彼は、その仕事に適した男だ。
He is a good man for the job.
He's a good man for that job.

私が払いましょう。
I'll pay.
I'll pay you.

どうも熱がありそうだ。
I seem to have a fever.
He's got a fever.

彼女は音楽を学ぶため海外へ行きたいと思っている。
She wants to go abroad so that she can study music.
She wants to go abroad to learn music.

外国語は１年やそこらで身につけられるものではない。
A foreign language cannot be mastered in a year or so.
A foreign language is not acquired in a year or so.

だれかがピアノを弾いている。
Somebody is playing the piano.
Someone's playing the piano.

トム大好き！
I love you Tom!
I love Tom!

彼は家にもどった。
He went back home.
He went home.

子供たちの一人がドアを開けっ放しにしておいた。
One of the children left the door open.
One of the children left the door open.

このテーブルの脚が取れてしまったから、使えない。
We can't use this table because a leg has come off.
I've lost the leg of this table, so I can't use it.

私は駅で彼と落ち合った。
I joined him at the station.
I met him at the station.

これらの服は汚れているので洗濯する必要がある。
These clothes are dirty and need to be washed.
These clothes are dirty and must be washed.

あなたには扶養しなければならない大きな家族がある。だが危険をおかしてまで大きな利益を得ようとするな。
You have a large family to support; don't play for high stakes.
You have a big family to support, but don't take the risk to make a big profit.

武は来るには来たが、すぐ帰った。
Takeshi did come, but didn't stay long.
The martial arts are here, but they're home soon.

私は３番街で偶然彼女にあった。
I met her by accident on Third Avenue.
I happened to meet her on 3rd Street.

物価はまだ上昇中である。
Prices are still on the rise.
Prices are still rising.

彼は全くの野蛮人だ。
He is quite a savage.
He's a total savage.

嘘をつくべきだったかもしれないが、私は彼に真実を告げた。
I should have lied, but I told him the truth.
Maybe I should have lied to him, but I told him the truth.

科学者の中には百年以内に世界の石油資源を使い切るだろうと予言する者もいる。
Some scientists predict that the world oil reserves will be used up within a century.
Some scientists predict that within a hundred years the world’s oil resources will be exhausted.

学業成績を上げるには、一生懸命勉強する必要がある。
Success in school calls for hard study.
To achieve academic achievement, you need to study hard.

彼の失敗は無知のせいである。
His failure is due to his ignorance.
His failure is due to ignorance.

ビルは先週結婚して、ついに独身生活にピリオドを打った。
Bill was single until he tied the knot last week.
Bill got married last week and finally took a period of singleness.

彼は新しい小説を書いている。
He is engaged upon a new novel.
He writes a new novel.

犬と猫どっちが好き？
Which do you like better, dogs or cats?
Do you like dogs or cats?

スーツケース、お持ちします。
I'll carry this suitcase for you.
I'll bring your suitcases.

外国語をマスターしたければできるだけ勉強しなければならない。
If you want to master a foreign language, you must study as much as possible.
If you want to master a foreign language, you have to learn as much as you can.

彼は１万ドルも貯えた。
He saved no less than ten thousand dollars.
He saved $10,000.

トムは手が空いてないと思うよ。
I don't think Tom is available.
I don't think Tom's hands are empty.

彼はそのために仕事を失った。
That cost him his job.
That's why he lost his job.

我々は反対したが、それでも彼女は出ていった。
We objected, but she went out anyway.
We didn't like it, but she left.

何もおかまい出来ませんが今晩は私の家で休んでいってください。
There won't be nothing much, but please come by my house this evening.
I can't do anything for you, but get some rest in my house tonight.

りっぱな先生は生徒に忍耐強くなければならない。
A good teacher must be patient with his pupils.
A good teacher must be patient with his students.

彼はこの１カ月仕事がない。
He has been without employment for a month.
He's been out of work for the past month.

私の名前と住所はこれに書いてあります。
My name and address are on it.
My name and address are written here.

彼女は心から疑いを取り払おうと懸命だった。
She tried hard to clear her mind of doubts.
She worked hard to get her doubts out of her mind.

彼は平均的な背丈だ。
He was a man of average height.
He's an average height.

私の車は途中で故障した。
My car broke down on the way.
My car broke down on the way.

ジョンソン氏の部屋は広い部屋だった。
Mr. Johnson's room was a large one.
Mr. Johnson's room was large.

滞りのない、優雅な仕草でグラスに水を注ぎ込んだ。
She smoothly and elegantly poured the water into the glass.
She poured water into the glass with a steady, graceful gesture.

やって欲しいなら、頼めよ。
Say please.
If you want me to do it, you can do it.

彼女は日本語の授業をほんの数時間しか受けられなかった。
She could only take Japanese lessons for a few hours.
She only attended Japanese classes for a few hours.

虚心坦懐に申し上げる。今から言うことは、言葉どおりに受け取ってほしい。
I'm going to speak to you with utmost candor so I want you to take everything I'm about to say at face value.
I'll tell you exactly what I'm going to tell you.

日本を離れて十年になる。
It has been ten years since I left Japan.
It's been ten years since I left Japan.

俺のせいじゃねえよ。
It's not my fault.
It's not my fault.

私の友人には２人の研究者がいる。一人は言語学者で、もう一人は化学者だ。
Two of my friends are researchers; one is a linguist, the other a chemist.
And I'm going to show you a couple of examples.

この古い本はまったく時代遅れです。
This old book is quite out of date.
This old book is completely outdated.

私は昨日汽車の中で財布を盗まれた。
I got my wallet stolen in the train yesterday.
I stole my wallet yesterday in a train train.

彼が階下に降りて来るのが聞こえた。
We heard him come downstairs.
I heard him coming downstairs.

あっ、あぁぁぁ～～漏れそう。
Aa, Aaaaa~~ It's about to leak.
Oh, it's gonna leak.

一番下の妹が出世したとき私は我を忘れて嫉妬した。
I was beside myself with jealousy when my youngest sister rose in the world.
I was jealous of myself when my youngest sister came along.

私たちは死に直面した。
We stood face to face with death.
We faced death.

貧しい人たちのために、もっとお金が必要であることを私は指摘した。
I pointed out that we needed more money for the poor.
I pointed out that we need more money for the poor.

彼は二年前に就任した。
He took office two years ago.
He was installed two years ago.

家に帰る許可を下さい。
Please let me go home.
Permission to go home.

このテレビ、チカチカしてどうも映りがよくないな。
The picture on this TV is no good. It keeps flickering.
It doesn't look so good on this TV.

なんてきれいな町なんだろう！
What a beautiful town!
What a beautiful city!

その新聞は済みましたか。
Are you through with the newspaper?
Have you done that newspaper yet?

車の調子が悪かったので会社へバスで行かなければならなかった。
I had to go to my office by bus because my car had engine trouble.
I had to take a bus to the office because the car was in bad shape.

その病気はその地域ではやっている。
The disease is prevalent in the area.
The disease is taking place in the region.

彼女が愛しているのはトムであって、私でない。
She loves Tom, not me.
She loves Tom, not me.

もうひとつ必要なものは辞書である。
Another thing that is required is a dictionary.
Another need is a dictionary.

神を信じ、敢然と敵に向かった、そのクリスチャンの剣闘士は、たくさんの敵を倒した。
Putting his trust in God and taking the bull by the horns, the Christian gladiator defeated many adversaries.
The Christian swordsman, who believed in God and bravely headed for the enemy, defeated many enemies.

去年の冬、彼女と出会った。
I met her in the winter of last year.
I met her last winter.

彼の喉はかわいていた。
He was thirsty.
His throat was covered.

洗練され教養のある人を区別する標識はなんであろう。
What are the marks that distinguish the cultured man?
What are the signs that distinguish those who are refined and educated?

それは初耳ですね。
That's news to me.
That's new, isn't it?

彼は三才のとき東京に来た。
He came to Tokyo at the age of three.
He came to Tokyo when he was three years old.

３月１日の方が都合がよいのですが。
We feel that March 1 would be more convenient.
March 1st is better.

主婦は節約に努めるべきである。
A housewife should be economical.
Housewives should try to save.

どれを選べばいいか教えてください。
Tell me which one to choose.
Tell me which one to choose.

彼らはその建物を保存してきた。
They have preserved the building.
They've saved the building.

彼女には兄弟が三人いる。
She has three brothers.
She has three brothers.

１枚の落ち葉が水面に浮かんでいた。
A fallen leaf floated on the surface of the water.
One leaf floated on the surface of the water.

本日の会議は中止になりました。
Today's meeting has been canceled.
Today's meeting has been canceled.

日本の新会計年度の予算は通常１２月に編成される。
Japan's national budget for a new fiscal year is normally compiled in December.
Japan’s new annual budget is usually set up in December.

パーティーは終わった。
The party's over.
The party's over.

トムはジャンプした。
Tom jumped.
Tom jumped.

彼は他の男の子達の物笑いの種だった。
He was the scorn of the other boys.
He was a laughing matter for the other boys.

車はかなりの汚染を引き起こします。
Cars pollute a lot.
Cars cause a lot of pollution.

彼はパリへ旅行した。
He made a journey to Paris.
He traveled to Paris.

兄は私にたばこをやめるようにと忠告した。
My brother advised me to stop smoking.
My brother advised me to stop smoking.

あの木の下にいる若い女性は悲しそうな顔をしている。
The young woman under that tree looks sad.
The young woman under the tree looks sad.

よく考えておきましょう。
I'll sleep on it.
So let's think about that a little bit.

晴れないでしょう。
It won't clear up.
It won't be sunny.

まさに何かをしなければならないときだ。
It's really time something was done.
It's just time to do something.

私たちは冬に毛織物を着る。
We wear wool in winter.
We wear woolen in winter.

その女の子はかわいい人形を持っている。
That girl has a lovely doll.
That girl has a cute doll.

その高層ビルの上からは町がよく見える。
From the top of that tall building, you can easily see the city.
The town can be seen well from above the skyscraper.

私は中国が好きです。
I like China.
I like China.

その事で先生に掛け合ってもらうように彼女を選んだ。
We elected her to approach our teacher on the matter.
I chose her to call the teacher about it.

私はお湯も沸かせない、まして七面鳥など焼くことができない。
I cannot even boil water, much less roast a turkey.
I can't get hot water, and I can't burn turkeys.

彼が約束をやぶったのはなぜだと思いますか。
What do you think made him break his promise?
Why do you think he broke his promise?

今夜ここにこうして立つ今も、私たちは知っています。イラクの砂漠でいま目覚めようとする勇敢なアメリカ人たちがいることを。アフガニスタンの山岳で目覚めるアメリカ人たちがいることを。彼らが、私たちのために命を危険をさらしていることを。
Even as we stand here tonight, we know there are brave Americans waking up in the deserts of Iraq and the mountains of Afghanistan, to risk their lives for us.
As we stand here tonight, we know there are brave Americans who are about to wake up in Iraq's desert, and there are Americans who are waking up in the mountains of Afghanistan, who are risking their lives for us.

君は自分のしたことに対して責任がある。
You are responsible for what you have done.
You're responsible for what you did.

彼はお父さんに似ています。
He looks like his father.
He's like his father.

彼の報告は真実だった。
His report was truthful.
His report was true.

トムは息子が自殺したという事実を受け入れられずにいる。
Tom is having trouble coping with the fact that his son committed suicide.
Tom can't accept the fact that his son committed suicide.

スープを飲むときスースーいう音をたててはいけない。
When you drink soup, don't make any hissing sound.
Don't make a sound like Sue when you're drinking soup.

君もこの手の仕事は初めてなんだろう？勝手がわかるまではマニュアル通りにやっておいたほうがいいよ。
It's your first time doing this kind of work. You should follow the manual exactly until you get more experience.
You've never done this before, have you?

テレビは見るより直す方が勉強になる。
You learn more from trying to repair a TV than from watching one.
TV is more learning to fix than it is to watch.

私は一輪車に乗れる女の子を知っている。
I know a girl who can ride a unicycle.
I know a girl who can ride a car.

君の援助がなかったら、彼は事業に失敗しただろうに。
If it had not been for your support, he would have failed in business.
Without your help, he would have failed the business.

私は通りで彼の父に会った。
I met his father on the street.
I met his father on the street.

ホワイト氏は進歩的な政治家だ。
Mr. White is a liberal politician.
Mr. White is a progressive politician.

たまには赤ちゃんを泣かせておくのもいい。
It's OK to leave the baby to cry on occasion.
It's good to let the baby cry sometimes.

あの建物の前に立っている人は誰ですか。
Who's that standing in front of that building?
Who's standing in front of that building?

私たちは２日前町かどで事故があったと信じている。
We believe there was an accident at the corner two days ago.
We believe there was an accident in a town two days ago.

スミス一家はオハイオウ州に引っ越した。
The Smiths moved to Ohio.
The Smiths moved to Ohio.

それは私の鉛筆です。
That's my pencil.
That's my pencil.

彼は仕事を終えると、炉辺で本を読み勉強したものだった。
After he had finished his work, he would read and study by the fireside.
When he finished his job, he was studying at the hearth.

１１時４５分のに乗りたいんです。
I want to catch the 11:45.
I want to get to 11:45.

今日の活動は、これでお開き。
With this, today's activities come to a close.
This is what we're doing today.

教育は幸福と平和と正義と、そして勝利の道なのであります。
Education is the path to happiness, peace, righteousness, and success.
Education is the way to happiness, peace, justice and victory.

ひょっとしたら僕が君を助けられるかもしれないよ。
Perhaps I can help you.
Maybe I can help you.

もしおばあちゃんが来なければ子ども達はがっかりするだろう。
If Grandma doesn't come, the children will be disappointed.
If Grandma doesn't come, the children will be disappointed.

彼はまた戻ってきた。
He came back again.
He's back again.

体を洗い、ずっと気分がよくなった。
I washed myself and felt much better.
Washing up, feeling better all the time.

私はあなたはもっとたくさん食べる必要があると思う。
I think you need to eat more.
I think you need to eat more.

母は雨が来そうだと言って洗濯物をとりこんだ。
Mother took the clothes off the line in anticipation of rain.
She said it was going to rain, so she took the laundry.

不言実行が俺のやり方。
My way is action not words.
Don't talk to me like that.

イタリア人です。
I am Italian.
Italian.

まだ寝足りないでしょ？
Still sleepy, right?
You haven't slept enough yet, have you?

彼女は彼の真の意図を嗅ぎつけましたね。
She had the wind of his true intentions.
She smelled his true intentions.

最後に出て行ったのは背の高い男で、顔は青白く、つややかな黒い髪をしていた。
The last to leave was a tall man, with a pale face and smooth, black hair.
The last time he left was a tall man with a pale face and a soft, dark hair.

歩ける。
I can walk.
I can walk.

彼女は古新聞紙を山積みにして置いておいた。
She left the old newspapers lying in a heap.
She left a pile of old newspapers.

彼女は車がなかったので、家にいました。
She stayed at home as she didn't have a car.
She wasn't in the car, she was at home.

今日はどうだった？
How was your day?
How was your day?

僕らは何か面白いことが起こるのを願っていた。
We were hoping something interesting would happen.
We hoped something interesting would happen.

ヨーロッパへは一度も行ったことがありません。
I've never been to Europe.
I've never been to Europe.

その詩人は自分の書斎で自殺した。
The poet committed suicide in his study.
The poet committed suicide in his study.

少年が自転車に乗って通りすがりに私のハンドバッグをひったくった。
A boy snatched my purse as he rode by on his bicycle.
A boy grabbed my purse along the way on a bicycle.

彼の論文は核家族における幼児虐待という問題に対処しようとするものである。
His paper confronts the question of child abuse in nuclear families.
His paper deals with the problem of child abuse in nuclear families.

今日はどんな天気ですか。
How is the weather today?
What's the weather today?

一般的に言って、高校生は大学生より一生懸命勉強する。
Generally speaking, high school students study harder than college students.
Generally speaking, high school students study harder than college students.

彼女は窓に美しいカーテンをかけた。
She hung beautiful curtains over the window.
She put a beautiful curtain on the window.

ええ、先方から一応返事はありました。
Yeah, there was some sort of reply from them.
Yeah, I got a response from the front.

今日は伺えなくて残念です。
I regret that I can't come today.
I'm sorry I couldn't ask you today.

彼らはフランス南部の出身だ。
They come from the south of France.
They're from southern France.

隣の人の土地は自分の土地より優れた穀物を産出する。
Our neighbor's ground yields better corn than our own.
The next person's land produces better grain than its own.

彼のおかげで取引がダメになった。
He blew the deal.
He ruined the deal.

笑顔を続けて。
Keep on smiling.
Keep smiling.

彼の家を見ると彼が貧乏であることがわかる。
His house argues him to be poor.
When I look at his house, I know he's poor.

この作品を私は理解できない。
This work is beyond my grasp.
I don't understand this work.

私たちはなんとか意志の疎通ができた。
We managed to get through to each other.
We managed to communicate.

一番近い館内電話はどこにあるか教えて下さい。
Can you tell me where the nearest courtesy phone is?
Please tell me where the nearest private phone is.

彼は昨日お亡くなりになりました。
He passed away yesterday.
He died yesterday.

元気な男の子が産まれましたよ。
They just had a healthy baby boy.
A healthy boy is born.

あのデパートはブランド品のバーゲン中です。
A sale of quality-brand goods is being held at that department.
That department store's in the bargains of brands.

私の忠告がなかったら、彼は破滅していただろう。
But for my advice he would have been ruined.
Without my advice, he would have been destroyed.

緑はバイオリンが上手だというのは本当ですか。
Is it true that Midori plays the violin very well?
Is it true that green is a violin?

今日新しい葉が芽を出した。
Today the new leaf sent out a bud.
Today, a new leaf sprouted.

デザートに何がよろしいですか。
What would you like for dessert?
What do you want for dessert?

彼はこのごろ頭がぼけてきた。
He had grown senile recently.
He's been out of his mind lately.

私は彼女がオペラを歌うのにうっとりした。
I was fascinated by her opera singing.
I was so excited about her singing opera.

ボストン行きの乗り継ぎ便に乗りたいのですが。
I want to get a connecting flight to Boston.
I'd like to ride a flight to Boston.

彼らは青銅で像を鋳造した。
They cast bronze into a statue.
They cast a statue with bronze.

その城はいつ建てられたのですか。
When was the castle built?
When was that castle built?

彼はドアをあけたが、部屋はからだった。
He opened the door, only to find the room empty.
He opened the door, but the room was empty.

熊はテントを引っかき始めた。
The bear began tearing at the tent.
The bear began to scratch the tent.

あなたは私をまったくの初心者と思っているのか。
Do you take me for a complete beginner?
You think I'm a total beginner?

彼女は私に会っても知らん顔をした。
She refused to notice me.
She looked like she didn't even know about it.

これらの質問に答えなければならない。
You must answer these questions.
You have to answer these questions.

ツベルクリン反応は疑陽性でした。
The tuberculin reaction was pseudopositive.
The tubelklin reaction was suspicious.

新鮮な空気がすいたい。
I want to breathe some fresh air.
I need some fresh air.

私は、１０冊もの本を持っている。
I have no less than ten books.
I have ten books.

この切符は途中下車できます。
This ticket allows you to stop over at any station.
You can get off this ticket on the way.

あの頃は、毎朝六時に起きていました。
In those days, I used to get up at six every morning.
I woke up every morning at 6 a.m.

このあたりでちょっと待っていてください。
Please wait around for a while.
So let's see if we can figure out what that is.

釣りはしますか？
Do you fish?
Do you want to go fishing?

昨夜はとても楽しかった。
I enjoyed myself very much last night.
I had a lot of fun last night.

兄は神戸の大学に行っています。
My brother goes to college in Kobe.
My brother's at a university in Kobe.

多くの人にとって変化は避けられないものであるように思われる。
To many, change seems inevitable.
For many, change seems inevitable.

ありがとう！
Thank you.
Thank you!

私をそのパーティーに招待してくださって本当にありがとう。
It is very kind of you to invite me to the party.
Thank you so much for inviting me to that party.

その料理人は毎日違う料理を拵える。
That chef prepares different meals every day.
He cooks a different dish every day.

家にいれば良かった。
I should've stayed home.
I wish I'd been home.

これは男です、それは女です。
This is a man, that is a woman.
This is a man, it's a woman.

男の子が犬に石を投げた。
The boy threw a stone at the dog.
A boy threw a stone at his dog.

すいませんが、その銘柄の煙草は売り切れです。
I'm sorry, but that brand of cigarettes is out of stock.
I'm sorry, but the brand's sold out.

私の議論はある意味では、『孤独な群集』でデビュド・リースマンが行った議論を変形したものである。
In a sense, I am turning around the argument made by David Riesman in The Lonely Crowd.
In a way, my argument has altered the debate that Debued Liesman had in "the lonely crowd".

このカレンダーには美しい写真が、たくさんある。
The calendar has many pretty pictures.
The calendar has many beautiful photos.

駅まで歩いていこうか。
Shall we walk to the station?
Let's walk to the station.

オーストラリアへの旅で初めて赤道を超えた。
I crossed the equator for the first time on my trip to Australia.
For the first time on my trip to Australia, I crossed the equator.

それは面白い。
That's interesting.
That's funny.

森にハイキングに行く前に、熊に遭った時どうしたらいいか調べておきなさい。
Before you go hiking in the woods, find out what you should do when you meet a bear.
Find out what to do when you get hit by a bear before you go hiking in the woods.

その村までは狭い道が１本通っている。
There's narrow road to the village.
There is a narrow road to the village.

彼はネイティブのように英語を話す。
He speaks English like a native.
He speaks English like a native.

よかったよ。欠席者はひとりもいなくて。
Good. No absentees.
I'm glad I didn't have any absentees.

トニーさんは高い車を買ったそうです。
I've heard that Tony bought an expensive car.
Tony bought a high car.

私は誕生日に彼女からセーターをもらった。
I received a sweater from her on my birthday.
I got a sweater from her on my birthday.

私は気を失いました。
I passed out.
I passed out.

チーズを食べちゃった。
I ate the cheese.
I ate cheese.

電話でも受け付けていますよ。
We take telephone orders.
I accept it on the phone.

シャツを脱いで横になってください。
Remove your shirt and lie down.
Take off your shirt and lie down.

あの男は弁護士のペリー・メースンだ。
That man is Perry Mason, the lawyer.
That's my lawyer, Perry Mason.

彼はクラスで一番速く走れる。
He is the fastest runner in his class.
He can run the fastest in the class.

我々はさびしい島におろされた。
We were landed on a lonely island.
We're on a lonely island.

私はギリシャ文化について学んだ。
I learned about Greek culture.
I learned about Greek culture.

私はロックが好きです。
I love rock.
I like rock.

リンドバーグの大西洋横断無着陸単独飛行はめざましい偉業であった。
Lindbergh's solo nonstop transatlantic flight was a remarkable accomplishment.
It was a spectacular feat to fly alone across the Atlantic in Lindbergh.

みんなそう思う。
Everybody thinks so.
Everyone thinks so.

バスはもうやってくる時間だ。
The bus is due here any time now.
It's time for the bus to come.

英国では労働祭は五月にある。
In England, Labor Day is in May.
In Britain, labor festivals are held in May.

君のお母さんは、若い頃は美しかったに違いない。
Your mother must have been beautiful when she was young.
Your mother must have been beautiful when she was young.

さぞお疲れでしょう。
I dare say you are tired.
You must be tired.

彼はその事故で失明した。
He lost his eyesight in the accident.
He was blinded by the accident.

全然変だと思いません。
I don't think it's strange at all.
I don't think it's crazy at all.

彼女はハンドバッグを紛失した。
She lost her handbag.
She lost her purse.

ニュースによるとギリシアに大地震があったようだ。
The news says that there was a big earthquake in Greece.
According to the news, there was a major earthquake in Greece.

今月は殺人事件が２件あった。
There were two murders this month.
There were two murders this month.

週に四回フランスの授業があります。
We have four French classes a week.
So let's see if we can simplify this a little bit.

旅行に行く前に注射をしなければならない。
I need some shots before I go on my trip.
You have to inject before you go on a trip.

彼女が話している人はアレンさんです。
The person she's talking to is Allan.
The one she's talking about is Mr. Allen.

私は自分に関してのことだけしかいえない。
I can only speak for myself.
I can't care only about myself.

土曜日までに本を返さなければなりません。
I have to give back the book before Saturday.
I have to return the book by Saturday.

甘い物好きですか。
Do you care for sweets?
Do you like sweets?

山は深い雪におおわれていた。
The mountains lay covered with deep snow.
The mountains were covered by deep snow.

私の父も兄もどちらも賭事が好きです。
Both my father and my brother are fond of gambling.
My father and my brother both like gambling.

彼は今日病院へ行くつもりだ。
He'll go to the hospital today.
He's going to the hospital today.

いいカメラを買った。
I bought a good camera.
I bought a nice camera.

梅の花は今週が見所です。
The plum blossoms are at their best this week.
Ha Ni is here this week.

決めること決めちゃって、その後は二手に分かれるよ？
Let's decide what needs to be decided, then let's split into two teams, OK?
We're gonna make a decision, and then we're gonna split up?

世界中の多くの学生が英語を学んでいる。
A lot of students around the world are studying English.
Many students around the world are learning English.

コップとお皿は割れていた。
Glasses and dishes were broken.
The glass and plate were broken.

息子はロンドンへ行った、そこは私の生まれたところだ。
My son went to London, where I was born.
My son went to London, that's where I was born.

麻原は、自分を救世主だと思ってる。
Asahara thinks himself a savior.
Manjima thinks she's the savior.

ある日彼女は森で狼に出会った。
One day she met a wolf in the woods.
One day she met a wolf in the woods.

このごろは５時半頃に暗くなる。
It gets dark about half past five these days.
It gets dark around 5:30 this time.

以前、その映画を見たかもしれないが、ほとんど覚えていない。
I may have seen that film before, but I can hardly remember it.
I may have seen that movie before, but I don't remember much.

どこで切符を受け取ればいいのですか。
Where should I pick the tickets up?
Where do I get my ticket?

この道具はなんの役にもたたない。
This tool is good for nothing.
This tool is of no use.

数人の生徒が風邪で学校を休んだ。
Several students were absent from school because of colds.
Several students missed school because of the flu.

この情報は当然最新であるべきなのに、実際はそうでない。
This information is not as up-to-date as it should be.
This information should be up-to-date, but it is not.

この小説は若い人に大きな影響を与えた。
This novel exercised a great influence on young people.
The novel had a profound effect on young people.

郵便は１日１回配達される。
The mail is delivered once a day.
Postal is delivered once a day.

彼女はその川を泳いでわたった。
She swam across the river.
She swam around the river.

私は彼にかつて会ったことを覚えている。
I remember seeing him once.
I remember seeing him once.

彼に反対する根拠がない。
He has no basis for his opposition.
There's no reason to oppose him.

彼は１０行で１０もの間違いをやった。
He made ten blunders in as many lines.
He made 10 mistakes in 10 lines.

彼の負った傷はすべて外傷だった。
All his injuries are external.
All the injuries he suffered were trauma.

この社会が若さということにそのような感情的特権を付与するというのは誤解を引き起こしやすいと思う。
I find it apt to cause misunderstanding that society confers such emotional privileges upon youth.
I think it is easy to misunderstand this society's granting such emotional privileges to youth.

迷子になるといけないから、お母さんと手をつないでいようね。
You don't want to get lost, so take your mother's hand.
You seem to be holding hands with your mother because you can’t get lost.

私はすぐによくなるでしょうか。
Will I get well soon?
I'll be fine soon.

君は皿を洗いさえすればよい。
All you have to do is wash the dish.
You just have to wash the dishes.

私は毎朝六時に起きます。
I get up at 6 o'clock every morning.
I wake up every morning at six o'clock.

これらの語をノートに書きなさい。
Write these words in your notebook.
Write these words down in a notebook.

郵便局まで乗せてくださいませんか。
Would you mind giving me a ride to the post office?
Why don't you take me to the post office?

今まで彼にあったことがありますか。
Have you ever seen him?
Have you ever seen him before?

私の英語は通じなかった。
I could not make myself understood in English.
My English didn't work.

トムが部屋に入ってきた。
Tom came into the room.
Tom came into my room.

私の父はロンドンに行く途中である。
My father is bound for London.
My father is on his way to London.

私たちはお金が足らない。
We are short of money.
We don't need the money.

今度の赤ちゃんのお名前、決まりましたか。
Have you decided on a name for your new baby?
Did you decide the name of the next baby?

クレジットカードは使えますか。
Do you take plastic?
Can you use your credit card?

イシュマエルを呼んでくれ。
Call Ishmael.
Call Ishmael.

彼は思いきって小川を飛び越える勇気があったのか。
Did he dare to jump the brook?
Did he have the courage to jump across the stream in anticipation?

日本の最新動向について報告したいと思います。
We would like to report about the latest trends in Japan.
I want to report on the latest developments in Japan.

しばらくプータローしていて、迷ってたんです。勢いで辞表出しちゃったけど、本当は我慢して続けるべきだったのかな、って。
Having idled jobless for a while I wavered. I'd rushed into handing in my notice but maybe I should have endured it and kept going...
You know, I've been sitting there for a while, and I'm kind of lost.

もうすぐ七時だ。学校に行かなくちゃ。
It's almost seven. We have to go to school.
It's almost seven o'clock. I'm going to school.

私のレポートに目を通してくれませんか。
Will you look over my report?
I need you to look through my report.

１円たりとも無駄使いはできない。
I can't afford to waste a single yen.
You can't waste a single yen.

彼の感情を傷付けたくはない。
I don't want to hurt his feelings.
I don't want to hurt his feelings.

これらの木は彼らの植えたものだ。
These trees were planted by them.
These trees are their plantings.

待って！
Wait up.
Wait!

主人公は、子供の頃、親にほったらかしにされて苦しんだ。
The hero, as a child, suffered from parental neglect.
The main character suffered when he was a child by his parents.

彼はそのスキャンダルにかかわりがあることを認めている。
He admits being involved in the scandal.
He admits to having a part in the scandal.

彼女は献身的に病身の父親に仕えた。
She waited on her sick father hand and foot.
She dedicated herself to her sick father.

彼が来週には帰るという保証はない。
There is no guarantee that he'll be back next week.
There's no guarantee he'll be back next week.

一体全体どうして新築した家を売ってしまったのですか。
Why on earth did you sell your newly-built house?
Why did you sell the whole new house?

お子さんが車をおりたらすぐに車を出してください。
Please drive off as soon as your child has left the car.
Please leave the car as soon as your children have a car.

彼らは舞台の上で順番に歌を歌った。
They sang on the stage in turn.
They sang on stage in turn.

どうぞご自由に果物をお召し上がり下さい。
Please help yourself to the fruit.
You are free to eat fruit.

この部屋はガスのにおいがする。
This room smells of gas.
This room smells like gas.

二度寝しないのっ！
Don't go back to sleep!
I won't sleep again!

どうぞ気楽になさってください。
Please make yourself at home.
Please take it easy.

彼は誰からも何でも学ぼうとする。
He is ready to learn anything from anybody.
He tries to learn anything to anyone.

この手紙をおじさんに送りました。
I sent this letter to my uncle.
I sent this letter to my uncle.

これほど美しい景色は見たことがない。
Never have I seen a more beautiful sight than this.
I've never seen such a beautiful view.

その伝言が重要なものなら彼に電話しなさい。
Telephone him if the message is important.
Call him if that message's important.

被告は有罪と判明した。
The accused proved to be guilty.
The defendant was found guilty.

嵐が雨戸をがたがたとならした。
The storm rattled the shutters.
The storm wanted to get out of the door.

彼はその話を全部でっちあげた。
He made up the whole story.
He told the whole story.

本当に車を運転したくないの？
Are you sure that you don't want to drive?
You sure you don't want to drive?

昔人々は地球が丸いとは思っていなかった。
In old times people didn't think that the earth is round.
In the past, people didn't think the earth was round.

夏休みはバリへ行った。
I went to Bali for summer vacation.
I went to Bali for the summer vacation.

私は宿屋で部屋を見つけました。
We found a room at the inn.
I found a room in the inn.

その試験を受けそこなった人はあす受けなければいけません。
Those who missed the test must take it tomorrow.
If you're not going to take that exam, you're going to have to accept it.

悲しいことに多くの日本人が亡くなりました。
Sadly, many Japanese people died.
Sadly, many Japanese have died.

テレビは少し離れて見るべきだ。
You should watch television at a distance.
The TV should be a little away.

二人の政府高官が不動産会社から賄賂を受け取った容疑をかけられている。
Two senior officials are suspected of accepting bribes from real estate companies.
Two high-ranking officials are accused of receiving bribes from real estate companies.

彼の言ったことを信じる？
Do you believe what he said?
Do you believe what he said?

最初の角を右に曲がってまっすぐに行きなさい。
Take the first turn to right and then go straight on.
Turn the first corner to the right and go straight.

私は書籍売り場を担当している。
I'm in charge of the book department.
I'm in charge of bookshops.

特大のグリーンのセーターを探してるんだけど。
I'm trying to find a green sweater in extra large.
I'm looking for a big green sweater.

彼女は私のお婆ちゃんじゃなくてママです。
She's not my grandma; she's my mom.
She's not my grandmother, she's my mom.

ジョンソンさんはおいででしょうか。
Is Mr. Johnson in?
Is Mr. Johnson here?

どっちが勝ってるの？
Who's winning?
Who's winning?

この辞書はとても高いが買う価値がある。
This dictionary is very expensive, but is worth buying.
This dictionary is very expensive, but it's worth buying.

健康は失われて有難味がわかる点において、親や水・空気と同じようなものです。
As far as knowing health's worth once you've lost it goes, that's the same thing with parents, water or air.
Your health is like your parents and the air you breathe when it's lost and you know how bad it is.

フランスの人口は何人ですか？
What is the population of France?
How many people are in France?

トムさんはソファに眠りに落ちました。
Tom fell asleep on the couch.
Tom fell asleep on the couch.

人間は己の肉体なり心の病気の餌食であり、死んだ後では地虫の餌食となる。
Man, being of flesh, is subject to diseases of the mind and after death, to worms.
Humans are the prey of their own bodies and their own mental ailments, and after death they are the prey of the worms.

遅くなるときは電話します。
If I'm late, I'll call.
I'll call you when I'm late.

もう一度翻訳を原文と比較してみなさい。
Set your translation against the original once again.
Compare the translation again with the original.

メリーは、彼の同級生の中で一番の怠け者です。
Mery is the laziest person in his class.
Merry is the most lazy of his classmates.

東京は日本の他のどの都市よりも大きい。
Tokyo is larger than any other city in Japan.
Tokyo is bigger than any other Japanese city.

ハリーは猫にやさしい。
Harry is gentle with cats.
Harry's nice to cats.

休暇中は何もしないで日々を過ごした。
I spent idle days during the vacation.
I spent my days on vacation doing nothing.

彼女はインドだけでなく中国でもよくしられている。
She is not only well known in India, but is also well known in China.
She is well known not only in India but also in China.

世界の熱帯雨林は、この惑星上の生命が形成する生態学的な連鎖の中で、かけがえのない環をなしているのである。
The world's tropical rainforests are critical links in the ecological chain of life on the planet.
The world’s rain forests form an immense circle in the ecological chain of life on this planet.

この家は砦でもお城でもないが、少し冷静になれる。
This house is no fortress or castle, but it still instills a sense of security.
This house is not a fortress or castle, but it can be a little calm.

私が後悔してふりかえることが一つある。
There is one thing I look back on with regret.
There is one thing I can turn around and regret.

彼女は努力したにもかかわらず、成功しなかった。
For all her efforts, she didn't succeed.
She didn't succeed despite her efforts.

カップの取っ手がこわれている。
The handle of the cup is broken.
There's a hand in the cup.

彼女はインターネットで稼ぐよい方法を思いついた。
She thought of a good way to make money on the Internet.
She came up with a better way to make money on the Internet.

彼が失敗したのは怠けたせいだ。
The reason he failed was because he neglected his work.
He failed because he was lazy.

もしその洗濯機の調子がまた狂ったら、製造会社に文句を言ってやろう。
If that washing machine goes wrong again, I shall complain to the manufacturer.
If the washing machine goes wrong again, I'll complain about the manufacturer.

彼は元気に試合に参加した。
He entered into the game with great spirit.
He was very active in the game.

雪が何日も降り続いた。
It snowed for days on end.
The snow kept falling for days.

プラットホームにはほかに一人しかいなかった。
There was only one other person on the platform.
There was only one other person on the platform.

彼は私の申し出をきっぱり断った。
He rejected my offer flatly.
He refused my offer.

彼女は姉ほど美しくない。
She's not as beautiful as her sister.
She's not as beautiful as her sister.

彼はパンにバターを塗った。
He spread butter on the bread.
He covered the bread with butter.

今朝から本を３冊読んだ。
I have read three books since this morning.
I've been reading three books since this morning.

この季節は卵が安い。
Eggs are cheap this season.
Eggs are cheap this time of year.

彼は以前とても幸せだったように思えた。
It seemed that he had been very happy.
He seemed to be very happy before.

きみが誰かと付き合ってるとは知らなかったよ。
I didn't know that you were seeing someone.
I didn't know you were dating someone.

彼のせりふは割り引いて聞いてよ。単に売り言葉に買い言葉というだけなんだから。
Don't let what he said get to you. He was just getting back at you for what you said.
I don't know what he's talking about.

彼のあの話はまゆつばものだ。
That story of his sounds very unlikely.
His story is true.

彼女が怒るのも極めて当然だ。
It is quite natural for her to get angry.
It is only natural for her to be angry.

騒音のせいで私は眠ることができなかった。
I could not sleep because of the noise.
I couldn't sleep because of the noise.

美しい日没に感嘆せざるをえなかった。
We could not help admiring the beautiful sunset.
I was forced to marvel at the beautiful sunset.

私は彼と知り合った。
I struck up an acquaintance with him.
I met him.

私の手荷物は輸送中に紛失した。
My baggage was lost in transit.
My luggage was lost during transport.

彼はすぐに戻った。
He lost no time coming back.
He'll be back soon.

私は新入生です。
I'm a new student.
I'm new.

お酒の飲み過ぎは健康に害がある。
Drinking too much is bad for your health.
Too much alcohol can be harmful to your health.

その会社は資本金１０万ドルで出発した。
The company was started with $100,000 in capital.
The company started off with $100,000 of equity.

君はいつも何時に起床しますか。
What time do you usually get up?
When do you always wake up?

子犬たちは母親にぴったり寄り添っていた。
The puppies nestled against their mother.
The puppys were close enough to their mother.

弁護士に相談しておくべきだった。
You should have consulted your lawyer.
I should have consulted my lawyer.

トムが遅刻するのもいたしかたなかった。
Tom had a good reason for being late.
I didn't want Tom to be late.

その計画を断念するより他にしかたがない。
Abandoning that plan can't be helped.
I have no choice but to let go of that plan.

「私は森の中に小熊を探しに行くつもりはない」と兄がいった。
"I am not going into the forest after bear cubs," said the elder brother.
“I’m not going to go look for a little bear in the woods,” he said.

警察は彼の失踪を調査している。
The police are looking into his disappearance.
The police are investigating his disappearance.

あなたに同感です。
I agree with you.
I agree with you.

きっと雨になりますよ。
The weather is sure to be wet.
It's gonna rain.

そのニュースに私はろうばいした。
The news upset me.
I was embarrassed by the news.

私は忘れずに手紙を投函しなければならない。
I must remember to post the letter.
I must not forget to send letters.

悪い習慣はひどく簡単につくものだ。
One acquires bad habits very easily.
Bad habits make them very easy.

あなたのかばんは私の机の上にありますよ。
Your bag is on my desk.
Your bag is on my desk.

彼は私に帰宅するよう言ったので、私は従った。
He told me to go home and I obeyed him.
He told me to go home, so I followed.

フォント・ビジネスでは決して誰も信用してはいけないよ。
In the font business you must never trust anybody!
Never trust anyone in a font business.

彼は嘘をついていると思わざるえない。
I can't help suspecting that he is lying.
I can't help but think he's lying.

彼は転んで足首を捻挫した。
He fell, twisting his ankle.
He fell and broke his ankle.

なぜ彼は彼女といっしょに来たのですか。
Why did he come with her?
Why did he come with her?

いつものウェイトレスは私をまったく無視していた。
My regular waitress wouldn't have anything to do with me.
"I don't know what I'm talking about."

君は２才の時に１０まで数える事ができた。
You could count to ten when you were two.
You could count to ten when you were two.

彼ほどの偉人は古来いない。
He is as great a man as ever lived.
He's not old enough.

彼は一人ぼっちで森に暮らしていた。
He lived alone in the forest.
He lived alone in the woods.

この語はどんな意味ですか。
What's the meaning of this word?
What does that mean?

私はひとりでこの犬小屋を作った。
I built this dog house all by myself.
I built this doghouse by myself.

パーティーの終わりがけに、まだ病院のことでぶつぶつと何かを言っていたとき、彼は氷のかけらで足を滑らせて、左足を折ってしまった。
He was still mumbling something about hospitals at the end of the party when he slipped on a piece of ice and broke his left leg.
At the end of the party, when he still said something about the hospital, he slipped his foot with a piece of ice and broke his left leg.

なんで知ってるの？
Why do you know that?
How do you know?

トムでさえそれをした。
Even Tom did that.
Even Tom did it.

彼女は美に対して眼識がある。
She has an eye for the beautiful.
She sees beauty.

お仕事の調子はどうですか。
How is your work getting along?
How's work?

彼がついたら約束の金をはらいます。
If and when he arrives I'll pay.
When he gets there, I'll get the money.

あなたの乗る電車は１０番線から出ます。
Your train leaves from Platform 10.
The train you ride is coming out of line 10.

私たちはすべての人を公正に扱うようにすべきだ。
We should try to treat everybody with justice.
We should treat everyone justly.

私はこの計画をぜひ完成させたい。
I intend to carry this project through to completion.
I'd love to finish this project.

私の家はその町の郊外にあります。
My house is on the outskirts of town.
My house is outside of town.

なぜ彼が自殺をしたかはいまだに謎である。
Why he killed himself is still a mystery.
Why he committed suicide is still a mystery.

彼はおおいに稼ぐ。
He earns a great deal.
He makes a lot of money.

それをあなたに売ることはできません。
I can't sell you that.
I can't sell it to you.

五月に彼は中国に行きます。
He goes to China in May.
He's going to China in May.

彼女は贅沢にそだてられた。
She was brought up in the lap of luxury.
She was seduced by luxury.

彼が叫ぶと、首の静脈がはっきりと浮き上がった。
When he shouted, the veins in his neck stood out clearly.
He cried out, and the veins of his neck rose clearly.

彼は果物しか食べない。
He doesn't eat anything except fruit.
He only eats fruit.

いく層もの卸業者の存在が特色である日本の流通機構は、複雑でコストもかかる。
The Japanese distribution system, characterized by layers of wholesale, is complex and costly.
Japan’s distribution mechanism, which has a special color for several layers of wholesalers, is complex and expensive.

美の認識は倫理の検査となり得る。
The perception of beauty is a moral test.
The perception of beauty can be a test of ethics.

彼は今ごろはもう到着しているはずだ。
He should have arrived by this time.
He should have arrived by now.

トムによろしく言っておいてよ。
Tell Tom I said hi.
Say hi to Tom.

子供たちは裸で泳いでいた。
The children were skinny dipping.
The children were swimming naked.

二人は仲間、三人は寄せ集めの群れ。
Two's company, three's a crowd.
Two of them, three of them in a pack.

その少年は人込みの中で母親を見失った。
The boy lost sight of his mother in the crowd.
The boy lost his mother in the crowd.

私たちは、教会のペンキを塗り直した。
We repainted the church.
We repainted the church's paint.

駐車違反で20ドルの罰金をとられた。
I was fined 20 dollars for illegal parking.
I was fined $20 for parking.

恐いもの知らずのその男は憎しみと軽蔑の目でやくざをちらりと見た。
The bold man glanced at the gangster with hatred and contempt.
The man, who was afraid, looked down on him with hatred and contempt.

彼は王についての物語を作り上げた。
He made up a story about the king.
He created a story about the king.

来週、サンパウロへ行くつもりです。
I'm going to go to Sao Paulo next week.
I'm going to São Paulo next week.

彼女は病気の振りをした。
She made believe that she was sick.
She pretended to be sick.

何が彼女をそうさせたのか。
Why did she do that?
What made her do that.

田舎が好きかね。
Do you like the country?
You like the countryside.

私と並んで歩きなさい。
Walk abreast of me.
Walk alongside me.

その会社はまた赤字になった。救いようがない。
The company once again went into the red. It is beyond saving.
It's a company that's now in the red again.

わくわくするなあ。
I'm very excited.
This is exciting.

この時計は防水です。
This watch is waterproof.
This watch is water protection.

私はその重たい袋を背負って運んだ。
I carried the heavy bag on my back.
I carried that heavy bag with my back.

彼らは、買い物に行く。
They are going shopping.
They're going shopping.

王は権力を剥奪された。
The king was stripped of his power.
The king has been stripped of power.

洗濯は私の仕事です。
Washing is my work.
Washing is my job.

家に帰って宿題しなきゃ。
I have to go home and do my homework.
I have to go home and do my homework.

この本を読むたびに、何か新しい発見をします。
Every time I read this book, I find something new.
(Laughter)

水は熱せられると蒸気になる。
Water changes into vapor when it is heated.
The water is steamed.

トムはシャワーを浴びてから夕食を取った。
After taking a shower, Tom ate dinner.
Tom took dinner after taking a shower.

トムさんは深く息を吸って、目を閉じた。
Tom took a deep breath and closed his eyes.
Tom took a deep breath and closed his eyes.

彼らは彼女にパーティーに参加するように誘った。
They invited her to go to the party.
They asked her to join the party.

彼の容体が悪化した。
His condition changed for the worse.
His condition worsened.

大臣たちはきっとそのような提案を歓迎する。
Government ministers are certain to welcome such proposals.
The ministers are sure to welcome such a proposal.

君は目的を達成しましたか。
Did you accomplish your purpose?
Have you achieved your goal?

猛烈な暑さだ。
The heat is intense.
It's hot.

彼は風の音に耳を澄ましながら、長い間座っていた。
He sat for a long time, listening to the sound of the wind.
He sat there for a long time, listening to the sound of the wind.

薬は全部子供の手の届かないところにしまっておきなさい。
Keep all medicines out of reach of children.
Keep all the drugs out of the reach of children.

私は娘をどう扱ったらよいのか全然わからない。
I have no idea how to do deal with my daughter.
I have no idea how to deal with my daughter.

私は今週ずっと忙しかった。
I have been busy all this week.
I've been busy all week.

彼らに車の修理を頼みました。
I asked them to fix my car.
I asked them to fix the car.

音楽は私達の生活を楽しくする。
Music makes our life happy.
Music makes our lives happy.

トムと私は二人ともフランス語が話せるんだ
Both Tom and I can speak French.
Tom and I both speak French.

戦いはローマ人の勝利に終わった。
The battle ended in a triumph for the Romans.
The battle ended with the Romans.

大雨のため私たちは出かけられなかった。
The heavy rain kept us from going out.
We couldn't leave because of the heavy rain.

これが新型の車です。
This is a new type of car.
This is the new car.

明日忘れずにその本を買わなくちゃいけない。
I must remember to buy that book tomorrow.
I have to buy that book tomorrow without forgetting.

言葉が出てこなかった。
Words failed me.
I couldn't speak.

12月24日はクリスマスイブです。
December 24th is Christmas Eve.
December 24th is Christmas Eve.

私の車が故障したとき、彼は親切にも彼の車を貸してくれた。
He had the kindness to lend me his car when mine broke down.
When my car broke down, he kindly lent me his car.

彼女は彼の贈り物を受け取った。
She accepted his gift.
She received his gift.

どんなに速く走っても間に合わないだろう。
No matter how fast you run, you won't be in time.
No matter how fast you run, you won't make it in time.

それはお金の山をかき集めるために用いられた。
It was used for raking together heaps of money.
It was used to collect the mountains of money.

彼女は生まれつき親切である。
She is kind by nature.
She's always been nice to me.

彼女は今は気楽に暮らしている。
She lives in comfort now.
She lives easy now.

彼は紙に１つの文を書いたが、私にはその文が分からなかった。
He wrote a sentence on the paper, but I didn't understand the sentence.
He wrote a sentence on a piece of paper, but I couldn't figure it out.

習慣は第二の天性である。
Habit is second nature.
Customs are second nature.

私たちの英語の先生は発音を強調した。
Our English teacher put emphasis on pronunciation.
Our English teacher emphasized the pronunciation.

彼女は誰に対しても感じがいい。
She is friendly to everybody.
She feels good with everyone.

元気？旅行は良かった？
How are you? Did you have a good trip?
How's it going?

もう１分早ければ、彼らはそのバスに乗れただろう。
One minute earlier, and they could have caught the bus.
If they had one more minute earlier, they would have been able to get on that bus.

彼はビデオを持っています。
He has a video.
He has a video.

先生は私と兄を間違えたらしい。
It seems that the teacher mistook me for my older brother.
He said he made a mistake with me and my brother.

昨夜は陽気なパーティーだった。
We had a lively party last night.
It was a happy party last night.

彼のはいっている寮は食事が大変よい。
The food is very good in the dormitory where he lives.
His dormitories are very well fed.

自分の目がほとんど信じられなかった。
I scarcely believed my eyes.
I almost couldn't believe my eyes.

自転車は車の右側を走ってはいけないことになっている。
It is illegal for bicycles to pass on the right of cars.
The bike is supposed to be off the right side of the car.

映画観る前に原作読んどけばよかった。
I should've read the original work before watching the movie.
I should have read it before I saw it.

もう１日滞在を延ばしたいのですが、泊まれますか。
I'd like to stay one more night. Is that possible?
I'd like to stay one more day, if you'd like to stay.

彼らは昼食が待ちどおしくてたまらない。
They are impatient for their lunch.
They can’t wait for lunch.

道に迷うといけないので私たちは地図を持っていった。
We carried a map with us in case we got lost.
We took a map because we had to get lost.

実のところは、私は暴力映画にはうんざりしている。
To tell the truth, I'm tired of violent movies.
In fact, I am fed up with violent films.

情報が外部に漏れたらしい。
The information seems to have leaked out.
There's been a leak.

この事業で私は成功するなんて思っていませんでした。
Little did I dream of my success in this business.
I didn't think I'd succeed in this project.

彼は音楽と同様スポーツも好きです。
He likes sports as well as music.
He likes sports as well as music.

トムは急ブレーキをかけた。
Tom slammed on the brakes.
Tom put the brakes on.

ロビンは口が肥えて贅沢になったのかしら。
Perhaps the robin's got a taste for the finer things in life and has become extravagant.
I wonder if Robin's mouth has become rich and luxurious.

私は彼が公園で自転車に乗っているのを見つけた。
I found him riding a bicycle in the park.
I found him riding a bike in the park.

学生はこれらの英語コースの中から１つを受講する。
Students will take one of these English courses.
Students take one of these English courses.

心はあなたと共に居ます。
I'll be with you in spirit.
Your heart is with you.

君を見るといつでも僕は喜びでいっぱいになる。
I'm filled with joy every time I see you.
Every time I look at you, I'm filled with joy.

そのショックのために彼女は口がきけなかった。
The shock robbed her of her speech.
She couldn't speak because of the shock.

彼がどこに逃げたのか誰も知らない。
God knows where he fled.
No one knows where he's gone.

彼は直ぐにそのショックから立ち直った。
He soon recovered from the shock.
He recovered immediately from that shock.

私の図書は自由にお使い下さい。
You're welcome to any book in my library.
My books are free to use.

君はなぜきのう休んだのか。
Why were you absent yesterday?
Why did you rest so long?

新鮮な果物や野菜は健康によい。
Fresh fruit and vegetables are good for your health.
And fresh fruits and vegetables for good health.

日本は夏には蒸し暑い。
Japan is hot and humid in the summer.
Japan is hot and steamed in the summer.

彼女はどうにかこうにか、彼らのボートを車の後ろに引いてガレージに入れた。
She managed to back their boat into the garage.
She somehow pulled their boat behind the car and put it in the garage.

裁判長は被告に死刑の判決を言い渡した。
The presiding judge sentenced the defendant to death.
The judge sentenced the defendant to death.

少年は私に向かって駆けてきた。
A boy came running toward me.
The boy came running toward me.

これより会議を始めます。
Will the meeting please come to order?
Let's start a meeting.

酔っ払いが階段から落ちた。
A drunk man fell down the stairs.
A drunk fell down the stairs.

医師の言葉はその患者を安心させた。
The doctor's remarks reassured the patient.
The doctor's words comforted the patient.

誤解があったように思われる。
It seems that there was a misunderstanding.
It seems there's been a misunderstanding.

泥棒が捕まってくれて嬉しい。
I'm glad that the thief was caught.
I'm glad the thief's caught.

勉強するのは学生の務め。
It's a student's business to study.
It's a student's duty to study.

彼には心配事がない。
He is free from care.
Don't worry about him.

彼は、いつものように机の上に鍵を置いた。
He put the key on the desk as usual.
He put the key on his desk as usual.

今日はラッキーです。
I'm lucky today.
You're lucky today.

船は乗務員全員を乗せたまま沈没した。
The ship sank with all her crew on board.
The ship sank with all its crew aboard.

彼女には敵が全くいない。
She doesn't have any enemies at all.
She has no enemies.

私はあなたの子供を２人とも知っているわけではない。
I don't know both of your children.
I don't know your kids either.

まだ雪が降ってるの？
Is it still snowing?
Is it still snowing?

父は医者からタバコの量を減らせといわれた。
The doctor advised my father to cut down on smoking.
My father was asked by the doctor to reduce the amount of cigarettes.

１９世紀末でも、イギリス海軍の船員は、そうすることが弱さの印だという理由で、ナイフとフォークを使うことを許されていなかった。
Even at the end of the nineteenth century, sailors in the British Navy were not permitted to use knives and forks because using them was considered a sign of weakness.
At the end of the 19th century, British naval sailors were not allowed to use knives and forks because it was a sign of weakness.

私の時計を修理してくれ。
He repaired my watch for me.
I need you to fix my watch.

私は遺言のことで弁護士と相談した。
I had a consultation with a lawyer about my will.
I consulted with my lawyer about the will.

これは私がもらった最もすてきなプレゼントです。
This is the nicest present I've ever received.
This is the best gift I've ever given you.

栄華と便利は幸せと同義ではない。
Luxury and convenience do not equate to happiness.
Splendor and convenience are not equivalent to happiness.

母は台所でせっせと料理しながら歌を口ずさんでいた。
My mother hummed to herself as she went about her cooking in the kitchen.
My mother was busy cooking in the kitchen and singing.

一等賞は彼によって勝ち取られるかもしれません。
The first prize may be won by him.
The first prize might be won by him.

私が言わない限り、動かないで。
Don't move unless I tell you.
Don't move unless I tell you.

「なんで君はいつもメアリーの側に立つんだ？」「私は別に誰の側にも立っていないよ。」
"Why are you always taking Mary's side?" "I'm not taking anyone's side."
"Why do you always stand by Mary?"

外はだんだん明るくなっていく。
It is getting lighter outside.
It's going to get brighter out there.

ちょっと待ってくれる？
Could you wait a moment?
Can you hold on a second?

トムは今頃はもうボストンにいるのだと思っていました。
I thought Tom would be in Boston by now.
I thought Tom was in Boston by now.

彼は私を、私の母と思い違いした。
He mistook me for my mother.
He thought I was my mother.

あの博物館はくるに値する。
That museum is worth visiting.
That museum deserves to come.

「一緒に行ってもいいですか」「どうぞ」
"May I go with you?" "By all means."
"Can I come with you?"

私たちは頼りになるものを何か持たなければならない。
We must have something to fall back on.
We have to have something to rely on.

試験が目前に迫った。
The examination is near at hand.
I'm on the verge of a test.

ヘルメットをかぶらずにバイクに乗るのは危険だ。
It is dangerous to ride a motorbike without a helmet.
Getting on a bike without wearing a helmet is dangerous.

いずれご連絡いたします。
I will get in touch with you.
We'll be in touch.

私は手伝ってくれたお礼に彼に一杯おごった。
I bought him a drink in return for his help.
I bought him a drink for helping.

キムは将来外交官になるつもりである。
Kim plans to be a diplomat in the future.
Kim is going to be a diplomat in the future.

列車はたった今ついたばかりです。
The train has just arrived here.
The train just got here.

キリスト教信者は、一人の神が存在し、イエスキリストは神の子であると信じている。
In the Christian faith, followers believe that there is only one God, and Jesus Christ is the Son of God.
Christian believers believe that there is a God and that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.

巧言令色、鮮なし仁。
Fine words and an insinuating appearance are seldom associated with true virtue.
Charming, fresh.

トムに話があります。
I need to speak to Tom.
I need to talk to Tom.

彼女は彼の招待を断った。
She turned down his invitation.
She refused his invitation.

申し訳ないけど、できません。
I'm sorry, I can't.
I'm sorry, but I can't.

新薬が彼の命を救った。
The new medicine saved his life.
A new drug saved his life.

それはどうかと思いますね。
I wouldn't be so sure about that.
I don't know about that.

読書は知性を向上させる。
Reading improves the mind.
Reading improves intelligence.

湖のそばの小屋にひとりの老人が住んでいる。
There lives an old man in the hut by the lake.
An old man lives in a hut by the lake.

僕はもっといい目をみせることができる。
I can show you a better time.
I can see better.

彼女の家に滞在中は、大きな部屋を貸してくれた。
She gave me a large room while I stayed at her house.
While I was at her house, she gave me a big room.

衣装の素材はなんでしょう？
I wonder what materials the garment is made of.
What's the material for the costumes?

煙突から黒い煙が出てきた。
Black smoke came out of the chimney.
Black smoke came out of the chimney.

彼女は有名な歌手だ。
She is a noted singer.
She's a famous singer.

彼は今週ずっととても忙しかった。
He has been very busy this week.
He's been very busy this week.

誰がそう思うのか。
Who thinks so?
I don't know who you think you are.

タトエバは人間じゃないって、何回言わせる気？
How many times do I have to tell you that Tatoeba is not a human being?
How many times do you want me to tell you Tatoeva isn't human?

羊が牧草地で草をはんでいた。
The sheep were feeding in the meadow.
And sheep grazed in pastures.

帰りの航空券はありますか。
Do you have an airplane ticket back home?
Is there a ticket home?

私の町にはお城がある。
There is a castle in my town.
There's a castle in my town.

いま何時か分かりますか？
Do you know what time it is?
Do you know what time it is?

月が水平線上に出た。
The moon rose above the horizon.
The moon came to the horizon.

私の言ったことを絶対に忘れるな。
Don't forget what I told you.
Never forget what I said.

トムは弱い。
Tom is weak.
Tom is weak.

全員出席を義務づけられている。
Attendance is compulsory for all members.
All are required to attend.

科学技術は偉大な力を我々に与えてくれた。
Technology has given us immense power.
Technology has given us great power.

チェスではトムは私より上手だ。
Tom is more than a match for me in chess.
Tom is better than I am in chess.

トムは今一番会いたくない人だ。
Tom is the last person I want to see now.
Tom is the first person I don't want to see right now.

その仕事はあまり面白くなかったが、その一方で給与はよかった。
That job wasn't very interesting. However, the pay was good.
The job was not very interesting, but, on the other hand, the salary was good.

交通規制には従わないといけない。
We should obey the traffic rules.
We have to obey traffic regulations.

彼の職業は大工です。
He is a carpenter by trade.
His profession is a carpenter.

私は思わず吹き出した。
I burst out laughing in spite of myself.
I didn't think so.

世の中にはどんなに願っても叶わないことがあります。
There are some things in this world that will never come true, no matter how much you wish for them.
There are times in the world where no matter what you wish for.

ジャクソンは彼らを信頼できない。
Jackson could not trust them.
Jackson can't trust them.

そこでまだ要塞都市の遺跡をみることができる。
You can still see the remains of the fortress there.
There you can still see the ruins of the fortified cities.

彼は、とても満足げに見える。
He looks like a cat that ate the canary.
He seems very pleased.

インドでは牛は神聖な動物です。
In India, the cow is a sacred animal.
In India, cows are sacred animals.

今日は授業がありませんでした。
We didn't have classes today.
I didn't have any classes today.

私たちは喜んでお助けします。
We're willing to help you.
We'll be happy to help.

私の前で生意気な口をきくんじゃないぞ、さもないと痛い目にあうからな。
Don't get smart with me, or you'll get a black eye!
Don't be a fool in front of me, or you'll get hurt.

私は押し出された。
I was crowded out.
I was pushed out.

残念ながら、冗談ではないんです。
I'm afraid not.
I'm afraid I'm not joking.

彼らは公園で遊んでいるかもしれない。
They may be playing in the park.
They may be playing in the park.

ナンシーは通りの向こうから私に会釈した。
Nancy greeted me with a nod from across the street.
Nancy spoke to me from across the street.

先生がそのやり方を説明するだろう。
The teacher will illustrate how to do it.
The teacher will explain how it works.

彼らは一緒にサッカーをした。
They played soccer together.
They played football together.

ホワイト氏が彼の弁護人として出廷した。
Mr White appeared for him in court.
Mr. White presented himself as his defense.

とても安かったのよ。
It was really cheap.
It was so cheap.

お手洗いを拝借できますか。
May I use the bathroom?
Can I borrow your bathroom?

彼女は彼が困っている時はいつでも彼を助けた。
She stood by him whenever he was in trouble.
She helped him whenever he was in trouble.

彼は成長しようと夢中になっている。
He is earnest for success.
He's obsessed with growing up.

彼はその試みに成功した。
He was successful in the attempt.
He succeeded in making that attempt.

ドアをバタンと閉めないで。
Don't slam the door.
Don't close the door.

出席していた人はみな彼の話に感動した。
All the people present were moved by his speech.
All those present were impressed by his story.

彼らはこの品物を海外で安く買い付け、国内で高い値段をつけて売る。
They buy these goods cheaply overseas and then mark them up to resell at home.
They buy it cheaply overseas and sell it at high prices in the country.

何をしなければならないかは明白です。
It is clear what must be done.
It's clear what we have to do.

この道を行くと駅に出ます。
This road leads to the station.
If we go this way, we're going to the station.

はい、とても好きです。
Yes, I like it very much.
Yes, I love it very much.

また来てください。
I hope you will call again.
Come again.

メアリーは何時間もずっと座って海を眺めている事がある。
Mary sometimes sits still for hours and gazes at the sea.
Mary sits there for hours watching the sea.

君のことを考えています。
I'm thinking of you.
I'm thinking about you.

彼に助けを求めても無駄だ。
It's no use asking him for help.
You can't ask him for help.

彼は米を栽培しています。
He grows rice.
He's growing rice.

その件について彼らの意見はまちまちだ。
Their views vary on the subject.
They disagree on the matter.

１０日に１０件の事故があった。
There were ten accidents in as many days.
Ten accidents on the 10th.

彼はそれを見たに違いない。
He must have seen it.
He must have seen it.

私は走りに走った。でなければ遅れていたかもしれない。
I ran and ran; otherwise I might have been late.
"I don't know what I'm talking about."

タトエバでは自分の母語についても多くを学ぶことができる。
At Tatoeba you can also learn a lot about your own language.
In Tatoeva, you can learn a lot about your mother tongue.

ほんの一握りの男性しか育児休暇を取りたがらない。
Only a handful of men want to take childcare leave.
Only a handful of men want to take child leave.

少なくとも、だれもマラドーナと比肩する存在になってはいない。
At the least there is nobody who equals Madonna.
At least no one is comparable to Maladona.

私は十分楽しみました。
I have enjoyed myself to the full.
I've had enough fun.

冬には雪が多い。
There's a lot of snow in the winter.
There's plenty of snow in winter.

彼女の声には私たちを落ち着かなくさせる何かがあった。
There was something about her voice that made us feel uneasy.
There was something in her voice that upset us.

御尊父の死に謹んで哀悼の意を表します。
Please accept our condolences on the death of your father.
I'd like to express my condolences to your father's death.

お噂はかねがねたいそう承っています。
I've heard quite a lot about you.
I've heard so much about you.

彼の本は大部分役にたたない。
His books are almost useless.
His book doesn't play much of a role.

どんなことがあっても小切手は受け取れません。
Under no circumstances can we accept checks.
You can't take a check, no matter what happens.

彼女は彼の信頼を裏切った。
She betrayed his trust.
She betrayed his trust.

全部で20個の卵が必要です。
We need twenty eggs all told.
We're going to need 20 eggs.

人々は光よりも闇を愛した、その行いが悪かったからである。
But man loved darkness instead of light because their deeds were evil.
Because people loved darkness more than light, because they were bad at what they did.

誰もが彼女の仕事を高く評価している。
Everyone estimates her work highly.
Everyone appreciates her work.

また君に番号を聞けなかった。
I wasn't able to ask for your phone number again.
I didn't get your number again.

これは、麻雀です。
This is mahjong.
It's a mammogram.

彼は辛抱強くなった。
He has learned to be patient.
He was patient.

君はもっとはやくくるべきだったのに。
You should've come earlier.
You should have done better.

バカにしないで。
Do not make fun of me.
Don't make fun of me.

彼は針で指を刺した。
He hurt his finger with a needle.
He stabbed his fingers with a needle.

子供は大声で助けを求めた。
The child cried for help.
The child called out for help.

僕達は農場の近くで遊んだ。
We played around the farm.
We played near the farm.

その主な理由は、被験者たちが近道の可能性をまったく意識していなかったことである。
The main reason is that the subjects were totally unaware of the possibility of shortcuts.
The main reason is that the subjects were totally unaware of the possibility of a shortcut.

先週の英語のテストで私は彼女より成績が悪かった。
On last week's English test, my score was worse than hers.
I was worse than her last week's English test.

ふざけるな
Don't talk rubbish.
You gotta be kidding me.

試験は全て終わった。
The examinations are all over.
All the tests are over.

少年は一握りのピーナッツを集め、それを小さな箱に入れた。
The boy gathered a handful of peanuts and put them in a small box.
The boy gathered a handful of peanuts and placed them in a small box.

彼があまりに長いスピーチをしたので私達は皆うんざりした。
He made such a long speech that we all got bored.
We were all fed up because he gave a very long speech.

この時計は絶対に狂わないこと請け合いだ。
I guarantee this watch to keep perfect time.
This clock is guaranteed never to go mad.

彼は大人になったら医者になるだろう。
He will be a doctor when he grows up.
He'll be a doctor when he's grown up.

トムは運転した。
Tom drove.
Tom drove.

これらの車は大きい。
These cars are big.
These cars are big.

あそこの会社から技術情報をもらうには、まず機密保持契約を結ばなければいけない。
To get technical information from that company, we first have to sign a non-disclosure agreement.
To get technical information from the company, you have to sign a security agreement.

とても寒かったのだが、私たちは出かけたのだ。
It was very cold, but we went out.
It was so cold, but we left.

車に彼女のお金を全部使う。
I spend all her money on the car.
I'll spend all her money on the car.

周りには誰もいなかった。
There was nobody about.
There was no one around.

トムとメアリーは夜空を見た。
Tom and Mary looked at the night sky.
Tom and Mary saw the night sky.

就職専門学校が次から次へと創設された。
Vocational schools were set up one after another.
One job school after another was founded.

まもなく例のウエーターが皿を片付けに戻ってきた。
Soon the same waiter came back to pick up the dishes.
Soon the waiter came back to clean up the dishes.

こちらの方がきれいだ。
This one is prettier.
It's more beautiful here.

彼はけっして約束を守らない。
He never keeps his word.
He just doesn't keep his word.

北極の氷が解けると海面は本当に上昇するのだろうか？
I wonder if the sea level really will rise when the ice at the North Pole melts.
Does the melting of Arctic ice really raise the sea’s surface?

家は両方とも全焼した。
Both buildings burned down.
Both houses burned to the ground.

コンサートのとチケットを手に入れるのに苦労した。
I had difficulty getting a ticket for the concert.
I had a hard time getting tickets and concerts.

ニューヨークまでどのくらい遠いですか。
How far is it to New York?
How far is New York?

私たちの運命は皆さんの決定次第なのです。
Our fate depends on your decisions.
Our destiny depends on your decisions.

私は自分の服装を人がどう思おうと構わない。
I don't care what people think about the way I dress.
I don't care what people think of me.

彼は変わった人だ。
He's a strange character.
He's a strange person.

アンはヘンリーの求婚を受け入れた。
Anne accepted Henry's proposal.
Anne accepted Henry's offer.

彼にお金を用立ててあげた。
I accommodated him with money.
I spent money on him.

私の妹は仕事に夢中になっている。
My sister is now bound up in her work.
My sister's crazy about her job.

私たちは群集の中で彼を見失った。
We lost sight of him in the crowd.
We lost him in the crowd.

私が今朝通りで会ったのはジョージだった。
It was George that I met in the street this morning.
George was the one I met on the street this morning.

彼は１年中懸命に働く。
He works hard all the year round.
He works hard all year.

彼はその日出発する予定だったのだが出発しなかった。
He was to have started that day.
He was going to leave that day, but he didn't.

彼女は生まれながらの音楽家だ。
She is a natural musician.
She's a born musician.

私の意見は君のと反対だ。
My opinion is contrary to yours.
I disagree with you.

食べ物はひどかった。それでも私は文句を言わなかった。
The food was terrible -all the same I didn't complain.
The food was terrible, but I didn't complain.

１０セントの１０倍は１ドルである。
Ten dimes are equal to one dollar.
Ten times ten cents is one dollar.

ＳＯＳ助けてくれ。
SOS, please help!
Help me with the SOS.

まもなく夕食の準備が出来るでしょう。
Dinner will be ready soon.
We'll be ready for dinner soon.

彼女に聞こえないように、静かに話してください。
Speak quietly lest she should hear us.
Talk quietly so she can't hear you.

遠慮無く話せよ。
Go ahead and talk.
Don't be shy.

彼女はうそをついたことがないと私は信じている。
My belief is that she has never told a lie.
I believe she has never lied.

私の提案を承認していただけますか。
Could you approve my proposal?
Would you approve of my proposal?

その学校に問い合わせたら、山田という生徒はいなかった。
I inquired at the school only to find there was no student by the name of Yamada.
When I contacted the school, there was no student named Yamada.

どっちに転んでも君の負けだよ。
Heads I win, tails you lose.
Either way, you're losing.

彼は滑って、すんでのところで転ぶところだった。
He slipped and nearly fell.
He slipped and fell by the side of the road.

さようなら！
Good-bye!
Goodbye!

人のパスワードを乱用する「なりすまし」行為が問題になっている。
Now that people can steal passwords, illegal impersonation is becoming a serious problem.
An abuse of a person's password is a problem.

一番近くの教会はどこにあるか教えていただけませんか?
Can you please tell me where the nearest church is?
Can you tell me where the nearest church is?

彼は殺人罪で絞首刑に処せられた。
He was hanged for murder.
He was hanged for murder.

しかし、中国語や韓国語を話すことができると、もっとたくさんの人と考え方を共有することができるんです。
However if you can speak Chinese, Korean, etc. you're able to share your way of thinking with many more people.
But speaking Chinese and Korean allows more people to share their ideas.

私の友人はスピード違反で逮捕された。
My friend was arrested for speeding.
My friend was arrested for speeding.

殺し屋というのはテレビ映画では人気のある題材だ。
Hit men are a popular subject for TV movies.
Killers are popular in TV movies.

そちらへは空港からどのように行けば良いのですか。
How should I get there from the airport?
How do we get there from the airport?

彼は太りすぎているのでダイエット中です。
He's on a diet because he is a little overweight.
He's too fat. He's on diet.

唾液が多く出ます。
My mouth forms a lot of saliva.
There's a lot of saliva coming out.

私たちの会社で彼女より高慢な女はいない。
No other woman in our company is so proud as she.
No one in our company is more arrogant than her.

あの人たちにはやさしすぎました。
It was rather easy for them.
I was too good for them.

彼は英語をうまく使いこなす。
He has a good command of English.
He uses English well.

ケイトはテーブルに布を広げた。
Kate spread the cloth over the table.
Kate spread the cloth on the table.

彼女はますますかわいらしくなっていく。
She is getting prettier and prettier.
She's becoming even more beautiful.

調べてもらう必要がある。
It wants looking into.
I need you to look into it.

日本の若者は流行に乗る傾向があります。
The youth of Japan have a tendency to follow fashion.
Young people in Japan tend to be popular.

その小説はほぼ２万部を売った。
The novel has sold almost 20,000 copies.
The novel sold nearly 20,000 copies.

もう一歩で君は階段から落ちていただろう。
Another step, and you would have fallen down the stairs.
One more step, you'd have fallen down the stairs.

ケンは昨晩英語を勉強しました。
Ken studied English last night.
Ken studied English last night.

彼は自分が名優だとうぬぼれた。
He flattered himself that he was the best actor.
He was so proud of himself.

友だちとメールをしていて、文章が達者だと褒められた。
I wrote an email to my friend and he praised me for my writing skills.
He e-mailed a friend and praised him for being an expert at writing.

私はそんなことをする気にはとうていなれない。
I can't bring myself to do such a thing.
I'm not willing to do that.

その支配人は、私が求めていた正確な答えをくれた。
The manager gave the precise answer which I was looking for.
That manager gave me the exact answer I was asking.

それは落としたら割れるだろう。
It would break if you dropped it.
If you drop it, it'll break.

その新しいスーパーは先月開店した。
The new supermarket was opened last month.
The new supermarket opened last month.

実は言うと、私は前ほど丈夫ではない。
To tell truth, I'm not so well as before.
Actually, I'm not as strong as I used to be.

「誰がきみを手伝ったのですか」「トムです」
"Who helped you?" "Tom did."
Who helped you? Tom.

通例、喫煙は許可していません。
As a rule, we don't allow smoking.
Normally, you're not allowed to smoke.

授業は午前８時半に始まる。
School begins at half past eight in the morning.
Class starts at 8:30 a.m.

彼はせいぜい１８歳だ。
He is not more than eighteen.
He's 18 years old.

あなたにお話したいという女性が下に来ていますよ。
There is a lady downstairs who wants to speak to you.
There's a woman downstairs who wants to talk to you.

楽しかった。
I had fun.
It was fun.

私はその板をインチで計った。
I measured the board in inches.
I measured it in an inch.

恥知らずな嘘つきは笑って嘘をいう。
A shameless liar speaks smilingly.
Shameless liars laugh and lie.

トムと私には共通点がありません。
Tom and I have nothing in common.
Tom and I have nothing in common.

とても助かりました。
That helped a lot.
Thank you so much.

私の父はLegoTechnicが好きだ。
My dad likes Lego Technic.
My father likes LegoTechnic.

彼は少女の上に身をかがめてキスをした。
He bent over the girl and kissed her.
He looked down on the girl and kissed her.

夫婦は、その日の夕方、馬車に乗りました。
The couple took a horse carriage that evening.
On the evening of that day, the couple boarded a carriage.

母が帰って来たらしかられるよ。
You'll be scolded when your mother comes home.
If my mother comes back, I'll be there.

この本は最近よく売れている。
This book is selling well these days.
The book has been selling well lately.

これがだれの車か知っていますか。
Do you know who this car belongs to?
Do you know whose car this is?

あなたは食べ物を食べる。
You eat food.
You eat food.

交通事故のために、私達は大変な目にあった。
A traffic accident caused us a lot of trouble.
We were in a lot of trouble because of a car accident.

仕事場にコンピューターを設置した。
We have equipped our office with computers.
I set up a computer at work.

危険性を説明することはとても重要だ。
It's extremely important to explain the danger.
It's very important to explain the danger.

お見事！よくやった！
Good show!
(Laughter)

若い時に心を豊かにするべきだ。
You should enrich your mind when young.
When you're young, you should be generous.

彼は衣料品業界で本当にうまく成功した。
He made out really well in the clothing business.
He was really successful in the clothing industry.

私達があの川を渡るのは不可能だ。
It is impossible for us to cross that river.
It's impossible for us to cross that river.

彼はその問題に答えられなくて恥ずかしいと思った。
He felt ashamed of not answering the question.
He was embarrassed that he couldn't answer the question.

スミスさんはその計画を上手くやった。
Mr Smith carried out the plan successfully.
Mr. Smith succeeded in his plan.

彼は遅いですね。５時３０分まで待ちましょう。
He is late. Let's wait for him till 5:30.
He's late. Let's wait until 5:30.

トムはいい医者になるでしょう。
Tom will make a good doctor.
Tom will be a good doctor.

人の食習慣が１００万人以上の死亡原因になっているそうだ。
Diet accounts for more than one million deaths.
People’s eating habits are responsible for more than a million deaths.

彼は、怒り狂っている。
He is furious with anger.
He's mad.

この古い上着はもう着られない。
This old coat has had it.
I can't wear this old jacket anymore.

仕方がないよ。
There is no choice.
I don't have a choice.

私は仕事をし続けた。
I continued working.
I kept working.

私はこれらの言葉を彼が話したとおりに思い出すことができる。
I can remember these words exactly as he spoke them.
I can remember those words as he said.

人間は考えたり、言葉を使ったりできるという点で、動物とは異なっている。
Men differ from animals in that they can think and speak.
Humans are different from animals in that they can think and use words.

ジャガイモを掘ったことがありますか。
Have you dug up potatoes?
Have you ever dug a potato before?

彼らはほとんど何も見えなかった。
They could hardly see.
They almost didn't see anything.

予定があるんだ。
I have plans.
I have plans.

私達は核兵器の廃絶を願っている。
All of us would like to get rid of nuclear weapons.
We hope to end nuclear weapons.

ボディペインティングをしたことがありますか？
Have you ever tried body painting?
Have you ever painted a body?

あなたの忠告は彼らには何の効き目もないだろう。
Your advice will have no effect on them.
Your advice won't work for them.

メアリーは５００人の中から選ばれた。
Mary was chosen amongst 500 applicants.
Mary was chosen from among the 500.

君が真実を話したのは立派だ。
It's to your credit that you told the truth.
It's a good thing you're telling the truth.

彼女は散歩に出かけた。
She went out for a walk.
She went for a walk.

冷蔵庫にはバターがあまり残っていない。
There isn't much butter left in the refrigerator.
There's not much butter left in the fridge.

もう一度チャンスが与えられれば、彼は最善を尽くすだろう。
If he were given another chance, he'd do his best.
If he gets another chance, he'll do his best.

ぼくの眼鏡をどうしたの。
What did you do with my glasses?
What happened to my glasses?

静かにしてもらえますか？
Could you please be quiet?
Can you keep it down, please?

この部屋のどこかに隠れていることは分かっているぞ。
I know you're hiding somewhere in this room.
I know you're hiding somewhere in this room.

一度に１５以上ご注文いただけるという条件で、ＳＴＬ＃３４５６の特別値引きをいたします。
We can prepare to offer you a special discount of 5% for the STL#3456, on condition that you place an order for more than 15 at one time.
We will reduce the special value of Story #3456 on condition that you order more than 15 at a time.

見ているだけです。
I'm simply looking.
I'm just watching.

彼は車を運転できる年になった。
He is old enough to drive.
He's old enough to drive.

彼は同級生と仲がいい。
He is on good terms with his classmates.
He's close to his classmates.

子供達は凧上げをしていた。
The children were flying kites.
The kids were flying kites.

彼女はどこかで私に会ったことがあるようだった。
She looked as though she had seen me somewhere before.
She seemed to have met me somewhere.

バスはどのくらい前に出ましたか。
How long ago did the bus leave?
How long ago did the bus leave?

彼女は静かに目を閉じた。
She slowly closed her eyes.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," she said.

あのフォーク歌手は大衆に大変人気がある。
That folk singer is very popular with people in general.
The folk singer is very popular.

会議は中止になったよ。
The meeting was canceled.
The meeting was canceled.

この花は早咲きだ。
These flowers bloom earlier than others do.
This flower blooms early.

暗闇の中で彼が写真を撮るのは不可能だ。
It was impossible for him to take the picture in the dark.
It's impossible for him to take a picture in the dark.

私は物事を分類するのが得意でない。
I'm not good at classifying things.
I'm not good at classifying things.

探す人が、見つけるのだ。
Who searches, finds.
We'll find who we're looking for.

腰痛のため、小泉さんのパーティー に参上いたしません。
Due to my lumbago, I won't be able to attend Koizumi's party.
I don't come to the party for backaches.

じゃ下ろす。
Good. Now go down with it.
All right, let's get him down.

彼女の手紙がその問題に新たな光を投げかけた。
Her letter cast a new light on the matter.
Her letter cast a new light on the issue.

どちらのチームが試合に勝つでしょうか。
Which team will win the game?
Which team wins the match?

あの日は強い風が吹いていました。
There was a strong wind that day.
There was a strong wind that day.

私たちは自然をよい状態にしておかなければなりません。
We must keep nature in good condition.
We must keep nature in good condition.

時が経つのにつれて、フットボールの試合をより安全な競技にするために規則が付け加えられていったのです。
As time went on, rules were added to the game to make it safer.
As time went on, rules were added to make football games safer.

セーターが欲しいんだけど。
I'm looking for a sweater.
I need a sweater.

私はよい席をとることができた。
I got a good seat.
I was able to get a good seat.

あなたは時には妹さんにおこづかいをあげますか。
Do you sometimes give your sister money?
Do you sometimes provide for your sister?

秘書が結婚するというので、彼は彼女を手放さなければならなかった。
He had to let his secretary go because she got married.
The secretary's getting married, so he had to let her go.

彼は随分変わってしまって昔の彼ではない。
He has changed a lot, and he is no longer what he used to be.
He's not an old man who's changed so much.

彼は先生に向いてないように見える。
He seems not to be cut out for teaching.
He doesn't look good to you.

カナダの気候は寒い。
Canada has a cold climate.
The climate in Canada is cold.

そのホテルは設備がよい。
The hotel has good accommodation.
The hotel is better equipped.

彼女は彼のために特別な晩御飯を作りました。
She cooked a special dinner for him.
She made a special dinner for him.

私は彼が来るのを今か今かと待っている。
I expect him to come at any moment.
I'm waiting for him to come.

あの赤いセーターはあなたに似合いますよ。
That red sweater looks good on you.
That red sweater suits you.

他人をばかにすべきではない。
We should not make fun of others.
You shouldn't fool anyone.

今年は春の訪れが遅い。
Spring is late coming this year.
Spring is late this year.

彼は、家に帰ったときつかれ果てていた。
He was worn out when he got home.
When he came home, he was knocked out.

彼は私の提案を鼻であしらった。
He turned up his nose at my suggestion.
He took my offer with his nose.

彼は非常識だ。
He doesn't have any common sense.
He's insane.

トムは水を飲みに台所に行きました。
Tom went into the kitchen to drink some water.
Tom went to the kitchen to drink water.

大きくなったら、英語の先生になりたい。
When I grow up, I want to be an English teacher.
When I'm older, I want to be an English teacher.

「ここに駐車してもよろしいですか」「いいえ、いけません」
"May I park here?" "No, you must not."
"Can I park here?"

私が目を覚ました時には、他の乗客はみんな降りていた。
When I woke up, all other passengers had gotten off.
By the time I woke up, all the other passengers were down.

日曜日は家でゆっくりしました。
I relaxed at home last Sunday.
Sundays were slow at home.

彼女は自分をうまく表現しようと努めた。
She tried hard to express herself well.
She tried to express herself well.

私はお金が全くない。
I do not have any money.
I have no money at all.

日本人の多くは英語に憧れているのにもかかわらず、英語を勉強しようとしない。
Despite being fascinated with English, many Japanese don't even try to study it.
Many Japanese people are eager to learn English, but they are not willing to learn it.

手の内を見せるな。
Don't show them your hand.
Don't show me your hands.

忍耐力は科学の根源である。
Patience is the mother of science.
Patience is the root of science.

車はすばらしい発明だ。
The automobile is a wonderful invention.
Cars are fantastic inventions.

彼女はそこらにいますか。
Is she anywhere about?
She's out there.

私達はもちろん彼が事業に成功すると思っている。
We take it for granted that he will succeed in his business.
We, of course, think he will succeed in his business.

母はちょうど買い物に出かけたところです。
Mother has just gone shopping.
My mom just went shopping.

私は甘い物を食べないようにしている。
I allow myself no sweets.
I'm trying not to eat sweets.

その囚人は昨日釈放された。
The prisoner was set free yesterday.
The prisoner was released yesterday.

彼女は寝る前に祈ったものだ。
She used to pray before going to bed.
She used to pray before she went to bed.

放してくれ、息が詰まる。
Let me go. You're choking me.
Let me go, I can't breathe.

トムは部屋の中央に立っていた。
Tom stood in the middle of the room.
Tom stood in the middle of the room.

あなたの娘さんはいつ成年に達したのですか。
When did your daughter become an adult?
When did your daughter come of age?

折り返し電話するよう伝えます。
I'll tell him to call you back.
Tell him to call back.

飛行機は１２時半にヒースロー空港を出発する。
The plane departs from Heathrow at 12:30.
The plane leaves Heathrow Airport at 12:30.

金持ちが必ずしも幸せとは限らない。
The rich are not always happy.
Rich people don't always have to be happy.

その店は警察の監督のもとにある。
The shop is kept under police supervision.
The store is under police supervision.

国務長官は対外関係を統括する。
The Secretary of State administers foreign affairs.
The Secretary of State is in charge of foreign relations.

彼は洋行を望んでいる。
He hopes to go abroad.
He wants to go to sea.

タトエバのサイトに百文を書きたいが、することがありますよ。
I would love to write hundreds of sentences on Tatoeba, but I've got things to do.
I want to write a hundred words on Tatoeva's website, but I do.

音楽を理解する人なら、誰が彼の演奏が良かったと言えるだろうか。
Who that understands music could say his playing was good?
If you understand music, who would have liked to play it?

私は彼の言っている言葉がよく分からない。
I can't figure out what he is saying.
I don't know what he's talking about.

そんなふるまいをするなんていかにも彼らしい。
It's characteristic of him to behave like that.
It's very hard for him to act like that.

あのいとこは見かけは似ているが性格はまるで違う。
The cousins are similar in appearance but widely different in character.
The cousin looks similar, but his personality is quite different.

彼らは数時間働きつづけた。
They went on working for hours.
They kept working for hours.

彼にはいろんな欠点があるが、私は彼が好きだ。
For all his faults, I like him.
He has many faults, but I like him.

彼女は問題の解答を見つけ出すのにあまり苦労しなかった。
She didn't have much difficulty finding out the answer to the problem.
She didn't have much difficulty finding the answer to the problem.

彼女は事実を述べていたに過ぎない。
She was merely stating a fact.
She was telling the truth.

このころ、病気の進行は遅くなった。
About this time, the disease slowed.
At that time, the progress of the disease was slow.

我が校は彼の授業方式を採用した。
Our school adopted his teaching methods.
We adopted his method of teaching.

チップがグラス一つの中の１０セントであれば、ウェイトレスは次の客に備えて急いでテーブルを片付けようとしてグラスを持ち上げ、水がこぼれだし、事はおしまいということになろう。
If the tip was a dime in one glass, the waitress, in her haste to get the table ready for the next customer, would pick up the glass, the water would spill out, and that would be the end of it.
If the tip is 10 cents in one glass, the waitress will pick up the glass as he rushs to clean up the table for the next customer, and the water will spill and the matter will be over.

彼女の心臓は恐怖で早鐘を打った。
Her heart beat fast from fear.
Her heart struck with fear.

囚人は警官を殺害したことを否定した。
The prisoner denied that he had killed a policeman.
Prisoners denied killing cops.

ジェームズから突然電話があった。
I had a call from James out of the blue.
James called me all of a sudden.

喫煙は健康に悪い。
Smoking is bad for the health.
Smoking is bad for your health.

今日は早く帰って料理でもしようかな。
I think I'll go home early and cook today.
Let's go home early and cook.

秘書はボスが口述するのを受けた。
The secretary took dictation from her boss.
The secretary was informed by her boss.

両親は私が男と付き合うことを絶対に許そうとはしなかった。
My parents would not let me go out with boys.
My parents would never allow me to go out with a man.

何よりもまず、君たちはお互いに助け合わなければいけない。
Above all, you must help each other.
First of all, you have to help each other.

彼女はその知らせを聞いて、気も狂わんばかりに喜んだ。
She went mad with delight to hear the news.
She was so excited to hear the news.

典型的です。
That's typical.
So let's see if we can simplify this a little bit.

フェイスブックでの絶対的なプライバシーは幻想であり、実際には存在しない。
Absolute privacy on Facebook is an illusion. It doesn't exist in reality.
The absolute privacy on Facebook is an illusion and, in fact, does not exist.

値段を１５ドルに決めた。
We fixed the price at $15.
So let's say it's $1.00.

パスポートは外国に行ったときなしではすまされないものだ。
A passport is something you cannot do without when you go to a foreign country.
Passports are often abused only when they go abroad.

その子は犬がこわくて入れなかった。
That boy could not enter for fear of the dog.
The dog was too tight for him.

私達は群集の中で彼を見失ってしまった。
We lost sight of him in the crowd.
We lost him in the crowd.

彼は何もしないよりは仕事をするほうを好んだ。
He preferred working to doing nothing.
He preferred to work rather than do nothing.

音楽はこれっぽっちも解らない。
I know nothing about music.
I don't even know what the music is.

彼は自営業をしていた。
He did the work on his own.
He was on his own.

ヒーターをつけたまま外出した。
I went out with the heater on.
He went out with the heater on.

駅へどう行ったら良いかを教えてもらえませんか。
Can you tell me how to get to the station?
Can you tell me how to get to the station?

彼女は法廷に判事と陪審員の前にたった。
She stood in the court before judge and jury.
She was in front of the judge and the jury in court.

彼は仕事の鬼だ。
He is an eager beaver.
He's a work demon.

私は先日ジェーンに会った。
I met Jane the other day.
I saw Jane the other day.

ボブはパーティーでいちばん声をはりあげて歌った。
Bob sang loudest at the party.
Bob raised his voice at the party and sang:

君はここに居るかぎり安全です。
You are safe so long as you stay here.
You're safe here.

私は石油会社に勤めている。
I work for an oil company.
I work for an oil company.

この本は英語で書かれています。
This book is written in English.
This book is written in English.

彼は若者に大変人気がある。
He is high in favor with the youths.
He is very popular with young people.

その機械からバッテリーをはずせ。
Take the battery off the machine.
Remove the battery from that machine.

彼は３０日で太平洋を渡った。
He crossed the Pacific Ocean in thirty days.
He crossed the Pacific in 30 days.

Ａｕｓｔｒａｌｉａという語のアクセントはどこですか。
Where do you place the stress in the word "Australia"?
Where is the accent of the word australia?

私はウェイターにコーヒーを持ってきてもらった。
I had the waiter bring us some coffee.
I asked the waiter to bring me coffee.

だから私はその本をしまった。
So I put the book away.
That's why I wrote that book.

ダイレクト・マーケティングは人々が家に居ながらにして買い物が出来る方法である。
Direct marketing is a means of allowing people to shop from home.
Direct marketing is a way for people to stay at home and shop.

運転免許証を取り上げられてしまったそうだね。
I hear you had your driver's license canceled.
I hear you took your driver's license.

風が凪いだ。
The wind has fallen.
The wind's falling.

私は級友に計画を提案したが、級友の何人かはそれに反対だった。
I proposed the plan to my classmates, some of whom were against it.
I suggested a plan to my classmates, but some of them were against it.

人を試すようなことをしないで。
Don't test me.
Don't try people.

足元に何か落ちてますよ。
Something has fallen by your feet.
There's something on your feet.

細く長く愛して。
Love me lithe, love me long.
I love you very, very, very, very, very much.

我々は彼の判断を信頼できる。
We can rely on his judgement.
We can trust his judgment.

この歌を聴くたびに私は泣いてしまう。
I cry every time I listen to this song.
Every time I listen to this song, I cry.

ライオンはウサギをひと口で食べた。
The lion ate the rabbit in one bite.
A lion ate a rabbit in one mouth.

年齢聞いてもいいですか？
May I ask how old you are?
May I ask your age?

コーヒーのお代わりはいいですか。
Would you like another cup of coffee?
Can I have another cup of coffee?

此処の平均温度はどれくらい？
What's the average temperature here?
What's the average temperature here?

プロの将棋の面白さがやっとわかるようになって来た。
I'm finally able to understand what's interesting about professional shogi.
I'm starting to see how interesting it is to be a professional general.

先生にみんな言いつけてやるぞ。
I will tell the teacher all about it.
I'll tell the teachers.

トムの奥さんが誰かは知りません。
I don't know who Tom's wife is.
I don't know who Tom's wife is.

彼は靴下を裏返しに履いていた。
He had his socks on inside out.
He was wearing socks upside down.

必要なだけおもち帰りください。
Keep as many as you need.
Please return as long as you need.

彼女は彼の突然の反抗的態度にとてもびっくりした。
She was very surprised at his sudden defiant attitude.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," she said.

私の父は大の旅行ずきです。
My father is a great traveler.
My father is a great traveler.

学生時代は、クラシック音楽に夢中でした。
I was keen on classical music in my school days.
When I was in school, I was obsessed with classical music.

家に入るとき、私はマットにつまずいた。
Entering the house, I tripped over the mat.
I clung to Matt when I walked into the house.

空腹は最大の社会的不幸の一つである。
Hunger is one of the greatest social miseries.
Hunger is one of the greatest social misfortunes.

この席はふさがってますか。
Is this seat taken?
Is this seat closed?

なにかギリシャ神話を、知っていますか。
Do you know any Greek myths?
Do you know anything about Greek mythology?

それをやってみるなんて狂気に近い。
It is little short of lunacy to try it.
Trying to do it is almost madness.

どう言ったらよいかわからなかったので、私は黙っていた。
Not knowing what to say, I remained silent.
I didn’t know what to say, so I kept quiet.

彼は私の意見に屈した。
He gave in to my views.
He gave in to his opinion.

彼女はテーブルの上にクロスを広げた。
She spread a cloth over the table.
She opened a cross on the table.

私は映画が好きです。
I like movies.
I like movies.

必ず、事前に全ての空欄部分を記入しておいて下さい。
Be sure to fill in the blanks from top to bottom beforehand.
Make sure you fill out all the blanks in advance.

彼は私についてこいと合図した。
He beckoned me to follow him.
He signaled to follow me.

その生徒は、教師に見られていたのでとても緊張した。
The student became very nervous with the teacher watching him.
The student was very nervous because he was seen by the teacher.

彼らは侵略者に抵抗した。
They resisted the invaders.
They resisted the invaders.

あなたをクラスに迎えてうれしい。
We are glad to have you in our class.
I'm glad to have you in class.

何でも思い通りにすることはできない。
We cannot have our own way in everything.
You can't do anything you want.

昨日それを言っておけばよかったよ。
You should have told me that yesterday!
I should've told you that yesterday.

これには納得がいきます。
This sounds reasonable.
That makes sense.

君は学校で何の科目を取っていますか。
What subjects are you taking at school?
What are you doing in school?

言うことと行うことは別である。
Saying and doing are two different things.
Except what you say and do.

彼はもう待てない。
He can no longer wait.
He can't wait any longer.

私たちはみんなの幸福を願う。
We all wish for happiness.
We hope everyone's happy.

このとき除雪車は確かに私たちの英雄でした。
At that time the snow plow was certainly our hero.
The snow car was definitely our hero.

ジョークのわからない人もいる。
There are some who don't see a joke.
Some people don't know the joke.

世の中は俺に何かするべきだファックユー。
The world owes me, so fuck you!
The world should do something to me. Fuck you.

決定はあなたに任せる。
I'll leave the decision to you.
It's up to you to decide.

彼女は毛筆を使うのがいやだった。
She doesn't like to use a writing brush.
She didn't want to use a brush.

ケンは、ギターはもちろんバイオリンが弾ける。
Ken can play the violin, not to mention the guitar.
Ken, you can play the violin, of course.

駅までの行き方を教えていただけませんか。
Could you tell me how to get to the station?
Can you show me how to get to the station?

汚染公害は地域の生態環境に壊滅的な影響を与える。
Pollution has a disastrous effect on the ecology of a region.
Pollution has a devastating impact on local ecosystems.

サンタさんっていると思う？
Do you think Santa exists?
Do you think Santa's in there?

毎日教会へ行きます。
I go to church every day.
I go to church every day.

彼はアメリカ大使館に出入りしている。
He has access to the American Embassy.
He's in and out of the U.S. embassy.

自分が勝ったと知って驚いた。
I was amazed to learn I had won.
I was surprised to learn I won.

私は喫茶店に飲みに入ります。
I am entering the cafe to get something to drink.
I'm going to drink in the coffee shop.

病気のために、作家はその仕事を成し遂げることができなかった。
On account of ill health the writer couldn't go through with the work.
Because of his illness, the writer was unable to finish the job.

ここから市役所まで歩いてどれくらい時間がかかりますか。
How long does it take to walk from here to the city hall?
How long will it take you to walk from here to the city hall?

彼女は本当にここへ来たんだ。
She did come here.
She's really here.

彼からまだ何の便りももらっていない。
I have had no news from him yet.
I haven't received any help from him yet.

もう私の腹は決まっている。
I've made up my mind.
I'm already hungry.

わたしはアルコールを飲みません。
I don't drink alcohol.
I don't drink.

その機械で、あなたは多くの時間と労力を節約できます。
The machine will save you much time and labor.
You can save a lot of time and effort with that machine.

祖父は早寝早起きをします。
My grandfather keeps early hours.
My grandfather wakes up early.

彼は彼女に秘密を知らせた。
He revealed the secret to her.
He let her know his secret.

そこで私は自分の計画を断念した。
Accordingly I gave up my plans.
So I gave up my plan.

彼の計画には金が多くかかる。
His plan will call for a lot of money.
His plans cost a lot of money.

９時前に学校に着いていなくてはいけません。
You should arrive at school before nine.
I have to get to school before 9 o'clock.

私の父は毎日散歩します。
My father takes a walk every day.
My father walks every day.

ピザを自由に召し上がってください。
Please help yourself to the pizza.
You're free to eat pizza.

彼のスピーチは面白かった。
The content of his speech was interesting.
His speech was fun.

『トムとメアリー』は本当に救いようのない駄作だった。
"Tom and Mary" was really a hopeless failure.
'Tom and Mary' was really an unscathed work.

彼は落ちないように、しっかり勉強している。
He is studying hard for fear he should fail.
He's studying hard so he doesn't fall.

トムは私のことを好きじゃない。
Tom doesn't like me.
Tom doesn't like me.

それは人知の限界を越えている。
It is beyond the boundaries of human intellect.
It's beyond the limits of human knowledge.

トムが逮捕された。
Tom was arrested.
Tom's under arrest.

私は朝早く起きた。
I got up early in the morning.
I woke up early in the morning.

彼はその仕事に対し十二分の報酬をもらった。
He was given ample payment for the work.
He was paid a dozen times for the job.

彼は私の忠告を相手にしない。
He won't look at my advice.
He does not take my advice.

原子力は原子核分裂と核融合反応で作られている。
Nuclear energy is produced by splitting atoms or by bringing them together.
Nuclear energy is produced by nuclear fission and fusion reactions.

まだ早いのは分かっているけど、家に帰ろう。
I know it's early, but let's go home.
I know it's early, but let's go home.

食事のドラが鳴ると部屋はからになった。
The room emptied when the gong for dinner sounded.
When the food dryer rings, the room is empty.

その小説家は１０代の若者の間でかなり人気がある。
The novelist is pretty popular among teenagers.
The novelist is quite popular among teenagers.

ポットに残っていたらお茶のお代わりをしてもいいですか。
May I have some more tea if there is any in the pot?
If you stay in the pot, can I have another cup of tea?

彼の声明は疑いの余地がない。
His statement admits of no doubt.
His statement is inconclusive.

１０時まで仕事を頑張るつもりですか？
Do you plan to work until 10:00?
Are you going to do your job till 10:00?

彼はよい声をしている。
He has a sweet voice.
He's got a good voice.

素材は何ですか。
What kind of stone is this?
What is the material?

金衡１ポンドは１２オンスである。
One pound troy weighs 12 oz.
A pound of gold balance is 12 ounces.

運転免許証を見せてください。
May I see your driver's license, sir?
Show me your driver's license.

惑星の表面はほとんどが水から出来ている。
The surface of a planet is composed mostly of water.
Most of the planet's surface is made of water.

火山が再び活動を始めた。
The volcano has become active again.
The volcano started again.

我々は危険に対して油断してはならない。
We must be alert to dangers.
And let us not be heedless of the danger.

彼女は、私を見るとすぐに、突然泣き出しました。
The moment she saw me, she burst out crying.
She started crying all of a sudden as soon as she saw me.

彼はその美しい光景を見てわくわくした。
He was excited to see the beautiful scenery.
He was excited to see the beautiful scene.

もう少し諸規則の弾力的運用はできないか。
Can't you apply the rules a little more elastically?
Can't we put a few more rules to work?

彼女は息子のばかなまねをおもしろがった。
She was amused at her son's tomfoolery.
She made fun of my son's snooze.

頭がもやもやしている。
I'm feeling dizzy.
You're freaking out.

尊敬する人はいますか。
Do you have anyone to look up to?
Is there anyone who respects you?

彼は彼女の秘密を知りたがっていた。
He was curious to know her secret.
He wanted to know her secret.

その子は公園で迷子になった。
He got lost in the park.
She's lost in the park.

我々は全員で利益を分け合った。
We shared the profit among us all.
We all shared our profits.

控え目にいっても素晴らしいディナーだった。
It was a good dinner, to say the least.
It was a wonderful dinner, to say the least.

多くの人があなたを尊敬しています。彼らをがっかりさせないで下さい。
A lot of people look up to you. Don't let them down.
A lot of people respect you, don't let them down.

彼は養っていかなければならない四人の子供がいる。
He has four children to provide for.
He has four children to feed.

父は商用で不在です。
My father is absent on business.
My father's not at home for commercial use.

「ケーキはお好きですか」「はい、好きです」
"Do you like cake?" "Yes, I do."
- Do you like cake? - Yes, I do.

彼は実は犯罪者だった。
He was in reality a criminal.
He was actually a criminal.

ではまた会いましょう。
See you later!
I'll see you soon.

両方一度にはできんよ。
You can't have your cake and eat it too.
I can't do both at once.

船は港を出港して、二度と姿を見られることはなかった。
The ships left the port never to be seen again.
The ship left the port and was never seen again.

彼女は大変頭がいい。
She is very intelligent.
She's very smart.

仲の良い友達といると、時間が経つのが早い。
In the company of good friends, the time flew by.
When you're with a good friend, it's a little early.

私は散歩に行く気など無い。
I don't feel like going for a walk.
I'm not going for a walk.

僕は校長先生のまえでおちつかなかった。
I felt ill at ease in the presence of the principal.
I couldn't sleep in front of the principal.

その機械はほこりをかぶっていた。
The machine was coated with dust.
The machine was dusted.

多くの人に愛されるものは若死にしやすい。
Those loved by many are liable to untimely death.
Being loved by so many is easy to die young.

ちょうど出発しようとしていた。
I was about to start.
I was just about to leave.

かぜをひかないよう用心しなければなりません。
You must guard against catching cold.
You have to be careful not to catch a cold.

彼は他に何ができるか。
How else can he act?
What else can he do?

彼は羊の毛を刈った。
He clipped the sheep.
He cut sheep's hair.

しかし、彼は違った大きさや色の木製の留めくぎを見たことはあるかもしれない。
He might, however, have seen a wooden peg of a different size or color.
But he may have seen different sizes and color trees hanging around him.

日本は外交政策の変更を迫られてきている。
Japan has been urged to alter her diplomatic policies.
Japan is on the verge of a change in foreign policy.

彼らは再会を大いに喜んだ。
They were so happy to be together again.
They were very happy to see each other again.

この告訴を彼の国外退去につながることはおそらくないであろう。
It is unlikely that this indictment will lead to his deportation.
The charges will probably not lead to his expulsion.

それから先の話を聞きたい。
I'd like to know the rest of the story.
Then I'd like to hear the story.

偏頭痛がします。
I have a migraine.
I have migraines.

あらゆる事情が助け合って彼を幸福にした。
Everything concurred to make him happy.
Everything helped to make him happy.

予定より少し遅れて成田に到着した。
We landed at Narita a little behind schedule.
We arrived at Narita a little behind schedule.

ここに本がある。
Here is a book.
Here's a book.

精一杯やってみなさい。
Try hard.
Try as hard as you can.

勝てる見込みがない。
We have no expectations of victory.
We don't have a chance.

彼は将来コックになろうとしている。
He wants to become a cook in the future.
He's going to be a cook in the future.

彼女はめをとじたままであった。
She kept her eyes closed.
She was in a state of silence.

悪ふざけはほどほどにしろ。
Don't carry a practical joke too far.
Don't make fun of me.

あなたの車は運転しやすい。
Your car handles easily.
Your car is easy to drive.

一年の最初の月は一月です。
The first month of the year is January.
The first month of the year is the first month of the year.

我々はその仕事で損をした。
We lost on that job.
We lost that job.

車を運転していた人は酒を飲んでいた。
The man driving the car had been drinking.
The man who was driving the car was drinking.

私たちは今週末にテニスをする予定だ。
We plan to play tennis this weekend.
We're going to be doing tennis this weekend.

彼は作法がぎこちない。
He is awkward in his manners.
He doesn't know how to do it.

メグはトムとまた会うのが楽しかった。
Meg was happy about meeting Tom again.
Meg enjoyed seeing Tom again.

ボーイスカウトたちは自分たちの作った物を一軒一軒売ってまわった。
The boy scouts went from door to door selling what they had made.
The Boy Scouts sold every single piece of what they had made.

彼は妻と仲良く暮らしている。
He lives at peace with his wife.
He lives with his wife.

彼は彼らから多額の金を借りようとしたが駄目だった。
He tried to borrow a large sum of money from them in vain.
He tried to borrow a lot of money from them, but he couldn't.

トムは多分今メアリーと一緒。
Tom is probably with Mary right now.
Tom is probably with Mary right now.

トニー君はいつ勉強しますか。
When does Tony study?
Tony, when are you going to study?

この車の燃費はどれくらい？
What mileage do you get with this car?
What's the fuel cost of this car?

小さな子供は何にでも触ってみるのが好きです。
Little children like to touch everything.
A little kid likes to touch anything.

えんぴつであなたの名前を書きなさい。
Write your name with the pencil.
Write your name down with an open mind.

彼女はしっかり耳をおさえていた。
She held her hands tightly over her ears.
She was holding her ears tight.

忘れないでこの手紙を投稿しなさい。
Don't forget to mail this letter.
Don't forget to post this letter.

１８歳以上の人は車を運転できる。
People over the age of 18 can drive cars.
People over the age of 18 can drive.

明日の午後に行きましょう。
Let's go tomorrow afternoon.
Let's go tomorrow afternoon.

人は自分の体に気をつけなければならない。
We must be careful of our health.
People have to watch their own bodies.

彼女は、早起きすることをなんとも思っていない。
She makes nothing of getting up early.
She doesn't care about getting up early.

彼は叔父のところに泊まっている。
He's staying with his uncle.
He's staying with his uncle.

ニューヨーク市の警官は紺色の制服を着ている。
New York City policemen wear navy blue uniforms.
New York City police are dressed in a blue uniform.

彼女に喫煙しないように合図した。
I motioned to her not to smoke.
I told her not to smoke.

その決定は我々にとって不利だった。
The decision was unfavourable to us.
That decision was against us.

詩は人生を解釈するのに助けとなる。
Poetry helps to interpret life.
Poetry helps me interpret my life.

いいこと聞いたわ。それって勉強になったわ。
I learned a lot from what I heard.
I've heard good things. That's how I learned.

彼は高校の先生と結婚している。
He is married to a high school teacher.
He's married to a high school teacher.

興奮してる？
Are you excited?
Are you excited?

政府は国産品の愛用を奨励している。
The government is promoting the use of domestically made products.
The government is encouraging the use of national products.

この辺りには人家がない。
There are no houses around here.
There's no homes around here.

この牛乳は明日まで持たない。
This milk won't keep till tomorrow.
This milk won't last until tomorrow.

何か悪いものでも食べましたか。
Did you eat anything bad?
Have you eaten anything bad?

今日より明日来てくれる方がいいです。
I'd rather you came tomorrow than today.
It's better if you come tomorrow from today.

彼は画家だ。
He is a painter.
He's a painter.

成功するには互いに協力していかねばならない。
To succeed we must go shoulder to shoulder.
To succeed, we must cooperate with each other.

あなたは彼の言ったことを考慮に入れるべきだ。
You should take account of what he said.
You should take into account what he said.

ハリケーンの種類は風速によって決まります。
The category of a hurricane depends on its wind speed.
The type of hurricane depends on the speed of the wind.

我々はお互いにコミュニケーションをとる必要がある。
We need to communicate with each other.
We need to communicate with each other.

あなたは死後の命があることを信じますか。
Do you believe that there's life after death?
Do you believe there is life after death?

メアリーにユーモアのセンスがないのは残念だ。
It's a pity that Mary has no sense of humor.
It's a shame Mary doesn't have a sense of humor.

勉強を続けて下さい。
Please go on with your study.
Keep studying.

彼は夜私を訪ねた。
He called on me at night.
He visited me at night.

彼は自分の前にどんな障害が立ちふさがっているのか知ろうと努めた。
He tried to find out what he was up against.
He tried to find out what obstacles existed in front of him.

出来れば、釣りに行きたい。
I'd like to go fishing if possible.
I'd like to go fishing if I can.

それにおれに口を利くときは帽子くらい取れよ。
And when you talk to me, take off your hat.
And when you talk to me, take your hat.

私は客に別れのあいさつを述べた。
I bade farewell to the guests.
I told my guests good-bye.

第二次世界大戦は1939年から1945年まで続いた。
World War II lasted from 1939 to 1945.
World War II continued from 1939 to 1945.

トムは去年の夏にボストンで死んだ。
Tom died in Boston last summer.
Tom died in Boston last summer.

彼らは「金と栄光」を求めて何ヶ月も航海した。
They sailed for months in hope of "gold and glory".
They sailed for months for "gold and glory."

彼は意図的に窓を割った。
He broke the window intentionally.
He deliberately broke the window.

昨夜君は外出していましたか。
Were you out last night?
You were out last night.

もし来られたら来なさい。
Come if possible.
If you come, come.

冷たいものが歯にしみます。
My teeth are sensitive to cold foods.
Cold ones wear teeth.

明日１０時にお会いできますか。
Can I see you at ten tomorrow?
I'll see you tomorrow at 10:00.

私達はもっと注意すべきだった。
We should've been more careful.
We should have been more careful.

彼女はどこへ行っちゃったの。
Where has she gone?
Where did she go?

天井から美しいシャンデリアが下がっていた。
There was a beautiful chandelier hanging from the ceiling.
There was a beautiful chandelier down from the ceiling.

ビルは驚くほど流暢に日本語を話した。
It's astonishing how fluently Bill spoke Japanese.
Bill spoke Japanese surprisingly fluently.

彼女は訪れた人々について本を書いた。
She wrote a book about the visitors.
She wrote a book about visitors.

彼と一緒にいるところを見られたくない。
I don't want to be seen in his company.
I don't want to be seen with him.

彼は家を建てるつもりでその土地を買った。
He bought the land with the plan to build a house on it.
He bought that land to build a house.

ガスストーブは料理するのに最も均等な熱を供給する。
A gas stove provides the most even heat for cooking.
Gas stoves provide the most equal heat for cooking.

人を訪問することのほうが、訪問されることよりすてきだ。
Visiting people is nicer than being visited.
Visiting people is better than being visited.

女性は職場や地域社会でますます重要な責任を担うようになっているので、育児と仕事の両方からストレスを感じている人の数が増えているといわれている。
Since women are taking on more responsibilities at work and in the community, it is said that the number of women with stress from both child-rearing and work is increasing.
As women are increasingly responsible for more and more important responsibilities at work and in the community, it is claimed that more and more people are experiencing stress both from child care and from work.

それは全く間違いです。
That's altogether wrong.
That's totally wrong.

あなたは英語かフランス語のどちらかを習ったほうがいいです。
You had better learn either English or French.
You should learn English or French.

その試験に合格し、彼は喜んだ。
He was happy that he passed that exam.
He was happy to pass that exam.

彼女の言葉は次の通りだった。
Her words were as follows.
Her words were:

痛み止めの注射をします。
I'll give you a painkilling injection.
I'm going to give you a pain shot.

あなたの時計では何時ですか。
What time is it by your watch?
What time is your watch?

街まで乗せていってください。
Give us a ride downtown.
Please take me to the city.

彼の死を聞かせてくれて深く心を痛めた。
I was deeply affected when I heard of his death.
I'm so sorry for letting him die.

君を捕まえにやって来たのではないよ。
I'm not here to arrest you.
I'm not here to catch you.

私たちは家が全部、次から次へと壊されるのをみた。
We saw all the houses pulled down one after another.
We saw the whole house destroyed one after another.

そのようにして、彼はその大学に入学した。
That was why he entered the university.
That's how he got into the university.

トムは私に話してくれなかった。
Tom didn't tell me.
Tom didn't tell me.

ただいま通話中だ。
The line is busy now.
I'm on the phone.

後ろ向きになってください。
Turn back, please.
Turn around.

そこの車、停まりなさい！
You! In that car over there! Stop!
Stop the car over there!

彼らは選挙に勝つ可能性がないと感じていました。
They felt he had no chance to win the election.
They felt they couldn't win the election.

彼は母親の健康を心配している。
He is anxious about his mother's health.
He's worried about his mother's health.

お勘定お願いします。
Check, please.
Please check.

今はすっきりした気分です。
I'm feeling fine now.
I feel better now.

いつかフランスに行きたいです。
I'd like to go to France one day.
I want to go to France someday.

私達は彼を正直だと思っている。
We think that he's honest.
We think he's honest.

彼はポケットに手を入れて立っていた。
He was standing with his hands in his pockets.
He was standing in his pocket.

作者は恋人に対する情熱を表現している。
The author expresses his passion for his love.
The author expresses his passion for his lover.

トムは契約書をフランス語に訳した。
Tom translated the contract into French.
Tom translated the contract into French.

海洋研究の未来を過去の研究から判断するに、多くのすばらしい発見がこれからも期待できる。
If we are to judge the future of ocean study by its past, we can surely look forward to many exciting discoveries.
Many wonderful discoveries can be expected to be made to judge the future of ocean research from past research.

私たちはまず第一に、健康に注意しなければならない。
We must, first of all, be careful of our health.
First of all, we have to watch our health.

彼らは図書館に多くの本を備え付けた。
They furnished the library with many books.
They put a lot of books in the library.

風邪を治すのにひと月以上かかったが、もう大丈夫だ。
It took more than a month to get over my cold, but I'm OK now.
It took me over a month to cure the cold, but I'm fine now.

それまでは彼はそのことを思いつかなかった。
That had not occurred to him before.
He didn't think of it until then.

この例文は削除されました。
This example sentence was deleted.
This example has been deleted.

彼は今年の夏、東北地方を旅行した。
He traveled through the Tohoku district this summer.
He traveled to the northeastern region this summer.

彼女の熱意にはかなわない。
I cannot match her in enthusiasm.
I don't like her enthusiasm.

幸福な者もいれば、また不幸な者もいる。
Some are happy; others unhappy.
Some are happy, others are unhappy.

中国語を話しません。
I don't speak Chinese.
I don't speak Chinese.

母は、にっこりと微笑みながら赤ん坊に手を差し出した。
The mother extended her hand to her baby, smiling brightly.
She smiled and put her hand on the baby.

あなたはこれを聞いて衝撃を受けるだろう。
You will be shocked to hear this.
You'll be shocked to hear this.

ベルギーはフランスほど大きくない。
Belgium is not as big as France.
Belgium is not as big as France.

弟と私はジョンを見送りに空港まで行った。
My brother and I went to see John off at the airport.
My brother and I went to the airport to find John.

文章は大文字で書き始めなくてはならない。
You must begin a sentence with a capital letter.
You have to start writing in upper case letters.

上司は秘書にタイプさせるために手紙を口述した。
My boss dictated a letter for his secretary to type.
The boss ordered the letter to be typed by his secretary.

彼はそのクロスワードパズルを簡単に解いた。
He did the crossword with ease.
"I don't know," said Mr. Marvel. "I don't know what I'm talking about."

睡眠と栄養は健康に絶対不可欠である。
Sleep and good food are indispensable to good health.
Sleep and nutrition are essential to good health.

その少年は我が校の名誉だ。
The boy is a credit to our school.
The boy is an honor to our school.

彼が来ても来なくても、私にとってはどうでもいいことです。
It makes no difference to me whether he comes or not.
It doesn't matter to me whether he comes or not.

彼女は人が悪い。
She is ill-natured.
She's bad for people.

指導者は国民と没交渉になっていた。
The leaders were out of touch with the people.
The leaders were in desperate negotiations with the people.

その都市の住人は飲み水をその川に頼っている。
The inhabitants of the city depend upon the river for drinking water.
The residents of the city depend on the river for drinking water.

フランス語をよく知っているかのように振る舞った。
She acted as if she knew French well.
He acted as if he knew French well.

今夜は激しく雨が降っている。
It's raining hard tonight.
It's raining hard tonight.

商売は先月ちょっと不調だった。
Business was a little slow last month.
Business was a little out of hand last month.

ボクなんかは、トーストとコーヒーだけだよ。
Well, I'll only take toast and coffee.
I'm just toast and coffee.

彼は私が言うことを何でも信じる。
He believes whatever I say.
He believes whatever I say.

私なら仕事を手伝ってあげることができたのに。
I could've helped you with your work.
I could've helped you do your job.

メグは私を見もしなかった。
Meg didn't even look at me.
Meg didn't even see me.

彼は昨日亡くなりました。
He passed away yesterday.
He died yesterday.

ちょっとねえ。
Not quite what I want.
I don't know.

今日現在、彼から返事をもらっていない。
As of today, we haven't had an answer from him.
He hasn't answered my calls today.

ジョンはアメリカの少年です。
John is an American boy.
John is an American boy.

私たちはテレビを見て楽しみます。
We enjoy watching TV.
We enjoy watching TV.

宿題は終わりましたか。
Have you finished your homework?
Have you finished your homework?

なに、彼に援助を求めるだけでいいのさ。
Well, you have only to ask for his help.
Just ask him for help.

進んで責任を取るということは成熟の印である。
Willingness to take responsibility is a sign of maturity.
Taking responsibility willingly is a sign of maturity.

誰が立てたのですか。
Who built it?
Who made it?

傘を電話ボックスに忘れてしまった。
I left my umbrella in the phone booth.
I forgot my umbrella in the phone box.

アンには姉妹がいません。
Ann has no sister.
Anne has no sisters.

彼は私にルールを説明した。
He explained the rule to me.
He explained to me the rules.

一千万円くらいかな？
Is it about ten million yen?
Is that about 10 million yen?

彼にたくさん仕事を与えなさい。
Give him plenty of work to do.
Give him a lot of work.

君の心臓はまだ大きくハッキリと鳴っている。
Your heart's still beating loud and clear.
Your heart is still loud and clear.

それは長さ３０メートルです。
It is thirty meters in length.
It's 30 meters long.

彼には音楽の才能がある。
He has a genius for music.
He has a musical talent.

全ての人を喜ばせることはできない。
You can't please everybody.
I can't please everyone.

私は彼の住所を知っている。
I know his address.
I know his address.

彼女はまもなく彼を信じるようになった。
She soon came to believe him.
She soon began to believe him.

電車はどこで乗れますか。
Could you tell me where I can get a train?
Where can I get the train?

彼は多くの困難に打ち勝った。
He overcame many difficulties.
He won a lot of trouble.

その花には蜜蜂がいっぱいたかっている。
The flower is alive with bees.
The flowers are full of honey bees.

引き出しのカギをかけ忘れた。
I forgot to lock the drawer.
I forgot to lock the drawer.

僕の本をばらばらに引き裂いたのはあなたの子供だ。
It was your child who tore my book to pieces.
I'm your child who ripped my books apart.

それはまさに侵略行為だ。
It is nothing less than an invasion.
It's an invasion.

長く待たせてすいません。
I'm sorry to have kept you waiting for a long time.
Sorry to keep you waiting.

彼女は枯葉が散っていくのを眺めていた。
She was watching the dead leaves falling.
She looked at the dead leaves.

君は無理押ししすぎるよ。
You are pushing matters.
You're pushing too hard.

そこへ着くのにどれぐらいかかりますか。
How long will it take to get there?
How long will it take to get there?

一年には四季があります。
There are four seasons in a year.
There are four seasons in a year.

高すぎて手が出ません。
I can't afford to buy that.
It's too high.

あなたの言うことは正しいかもしれない。
You could be right, I suppose.
Maybe you're right.

彼らはその少年をだまして父親の時計を盗ませた。
They fooled the boy into stealing his father's watch.
They deceived the boy into stealing his father's watch.

伊藤さんはたいへん学識のある人です。
Mr. Ito is a highly educated man.
Ito-san is a very knowledgeable person.

二度と数学のテキストを忘れてはなりません。
You must not forget your math textbook again.
Don't forget the math text again.

手を離すなよ。
Don't let go.
Don't let go of me.

私たちは休息をとるために木陰を探した。
We sought the shade to rest.
We searched for shade to rest.

彼女は奇妙な帽子をかぶっていた。
She had a strange hat on.
She was wearing a strange hat.

迎えに来てくれない？
Can you come pick me up?
Why don't you come pick me up?

上がるの手伝って。
Help me up.
Help me get up there.

彼女は盗みは良くないといった。
She told me how it was wrong to steal.
She said she shouldn't steal.

撃ち合い場面の多い西部劇ですよ。
It's a shoot-'em-up western.
There's a lot of shooting in the West.

危険な状態にあるとき、彼らは逃げます。
When they are in danger, they run away.
They run when they're in danger.

彼女がピアノを弾くのを聞いたことがありますか。
Have you ever heard her play the piano?
Have you ever heard her play the piano?

彼は友人との約束を破った。
He broke faith with his friend.
He broke his promise to a friend.

相手を選ぶときは慎重でなければならない。
You must be deliberate in selecting a partner.
You have to be careful when choosing a partner.

この時計喉から手が出るほど欲しかったんだ。
I wanted this watch so badly I could taste it.
I just wanted to get my hands out of this watch's throat.

どう？近ごろ。
How are you doing?
How's it going these days?

これは私達自信の創造活動の所産です。
This is a product of our own creative activity.
This is the product of our self-confidence creative activity.

お医者さんはもっと野菜を食べるように薦めた。
My doctor recommended that I eat more vegetables.
The doctor recommended eating more vegetables.

ポートサイドホテルに泊まります。
I'll be staying at the Portside Hotel.
Stay at the Portside Hotel.

ビルはあの会社の株を持っている。
Bill has stock in that company.
Bill has the stock of that company.

母は私を誇りに思っている。
My mom is proud of me.
My mother is proud of me.

彼女は部屋に閉じこもった。
She shut herself up in her room.
She locked herself in her room.

彼は注意が足りないと息子をしかった。
He blamed his son for being careless.
He didn't know what to do. He didn't know what to do.

いろいろなことがあって、私は昨夜あまり眠れなかった。
Many things kept me from getting much sleep last night.
There were so many things that I didn’t get much sleep last night.

彼女はどうしてそのことを彼に話さなかったのだろう。
I wonder why she didn't tell him about it.
Why didn't she tell him about it?

それが本当だと彼に納得させることができなかった。
I could not persuade him that it was true.
I couldn't convince him it was true.

東京には何時に着きますか。
What time will he arrive in Tokyo?
When will you arrive in Tokyo?

彼女は１時間で学校に着くはずです。
She should get to the school in an hour.
She should be at school in an hour.

私の父は全く服装に構わない。
My father does not care about his clothes at all.
My father doesn't care if I dress at all.

君は何でこんなに早くここへきたの。
What did you come here so early for?
Why did you come here so early?

過ちのない者は何も作り出せない。
He who makes no mistakes makes nothing.
As for those who have no error, they can create nothing.

だれかが私の背中をたたいた。
Someone hit me on the back.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," he said.

私はやっとその問題の解決策を見つけた。
I finally found the solution to the problem.
I finally found a solution to the problem.

ジェーンはその花を見て興奮するだろう。
Jane will be excited to see the flowers.
Jane's gonna be excited to see that flower.

ナンシーには誠実さが欠けているようだ。
Nancy seems to lack sincerity.
Nancy seems to lack integrity.

大地震にそなえて必要なものを用意しておかなければならない。
You should stockpile necessary supplies in case of a big earthquake.
We have to make sure that we have what we need in case of a major earthquake.

軽自動車の方が小回りがきくので重宝している。
Minivehicles are becoming popular for their improved maneuverability.
Smaller cars are more expensive because they are smaller.

トムはメアリーに嫌われている理由を知りたがっていた。
Tom wanted to know the reason Mary didn't like him.
Tom wanted to know why Mary hated him.

トムは怯えていた。
Tom was frightened.
Tom was scared.

警察署にはどう行くのでしょうか。
How can I get to the police station?
How are we going to go to the police station?

彼は彼女の名前をよく口にした。
Her name was often on his lips.
He used to say her name.

私にやらせてみてくれ。
Let me have a try.
Let me try.

彼女はバターと砂糖を混ぜ合わせた。
She mixed the butter and sugar together.
She mixed butter and sugar.

私は２０００の英単語を暗記した。
I have memorized 2,000 English words.
I memorized 2,000 English words.

トムはエメンタールチーズが好きだ。
Tom likes Swiss cheese.
Tom likes Emental cheese.

その会議は３月に開かれる予定だったが、４月に延期された。
The conference was scheduled for March, but it has been put off till April.
The meeting was scheduled to be held in March, but it was postponed in April.

どうぞ皆さんくつろいで、飲物を自由に召し上がって下さい。
Please make yourselves at home, and help yourselves to drinks.
Please make yourselves at home and enjoy your drink.

もう一度チャンスが与えられれば、彼は最善を尽くすだろう。
Given another chance, he'd do his best.
If he gets another chance, he'll do his best.

その計画は今まではうまくいっている。
The plan has been successful so far.
The plan has worked so far.

その絵は実物そっくりだ。
The picture is true to life.
The painting looks just like the real thing.

ボストンについてどう思うか、トムに聞いて。
Ask Tom what he thinks of Boston.
Ask Tom what he thinks about Boston.

パーティーは全体的に成功であった。
The party was, on the whole, successful.
The party was a total success.

社長はどこですか。
Where's the boss?
Where's the boss?

親友の結婚式だから、出席しなくてはならない。
Since it is the wedding of my close friend I have to attend it.
It's my best friend's wedding, so I have to attend.

私は下宿を探していました。
I was on the hunt for lodgings.
I was looking for a lodger.

ちょっとまて、君。
Hey you! Please wait.
Just give me a second, man.

汽車は大雪が降ったために遅れた。
The train was delayed because of heavy snowfall.
Trains are late for the snowfall.

これは日本です。
This is Japan.
This is Japan.

報道関係者らが彼の婚約の噂を嗅ぎつけ早速来ました。
The media got wind of a rumor about his engagement and came quickly.
Press officials came as soon as they could hear the rumors of his engagement.

彼らは並んで座った。
They sat side by side.
They sat side by side.

アイス食べる？
Do you want some ice cream?
Do you want some ice cream?

彼女は試験に失敗したことを悔やんでいる。
She regrets that she failed the examination.
She regrets the failure of the exam.

彼が言う事にも一面の真理がある。
There is a certain amount of truth in what he's saying.
There is a truth in what he says.

彼女はピアノで歌手の伴奏をした。
She accompanied the singer on the piano.
She accompanied the singer on the piano.

これでもいいや。
This'll do.
This is good.

次のページを見なさい。
Look at the next page.
Look at the next page.

彼女は本を閉じて目をつぶった。
She shut the book and closed her eyes.
She closed the book and closed her eyes.

探してください。
Could you help me to find it?
Find out.

時は、その中で釣をする流れである。
Time is but the stream I go a fishing in.
Time is the flow of fishing in it.

彼は私をわざと待たせたようだ。
It is likely that he kept me waiting on purpose.
He's been waiting for me on purpose.

トムは気が付いた。
Tom noticed.
Tom noticed.

「もう食事はしましたか。」「はい、しました。」
"Have you eaten?" "Yes, I have."
Have you eaten already?

タバコを吸う人の数は、増えている。だから、ガンは間もなく、一番多い死因となるだろう。
The number of people who smoke is increasing, so cancer will soon be the most common cause of death.
The number of smokers is increasing, so cancer will soon be the most common cause of death.

皆目見当がつきません。
I don't have the slightest idea.
We don't know what we're doing.

私はどちらでも結構です。
Either way's fine with me.
I don't mind either.

僕にはどこにでもいるおっさんとしか見えないけどなあ。
To me he's no different from a million other dull middle aged men.
I only look like an old man everywhere.

いつ彼のところに行っても、彼は机に向かっているだろう。
Whenever you may call on him, you will find him at his desk.
Every time I go to him, he'll be on his way to his desk.

序に、日本でシユウ・クリイムと呼んでゐる菓子は、英国へ行つても仏蘭西へ行つてもその名前では通用しない。英吉利でシユウ・クリイムを持つて来いと云つたら、靴墨を持つて来たといふおとしばなしもできてゐるくらゐだ。
By the way, the pastry known as "Shu Cream" in Japan is not known under this name neither in England nor in France. If you ask for a "Shu Cream" in England, you will end up comically receiving shoe shine.
In the beginning, the sweets we call Shiyu Kriim in Japan will not be used by that name whether they go to England or to the French West.

ごひいきの女優が出ていると思いますよ。
I think your favourite actress is in it.
I think there's an actress out there.

ミンは昨夜友達に電話をかけました。
Ming called her friend yesterday evening.
Min called a friend last night.

あの写真はどこに隠れているだろう。
Where's that picture hiding?
I don't know where the picture is hiding.

休暇を過ごすのにどこがいいか言い合った。
We argued with each other about the best place for a holiday.
We talked about what it would be like to have a vacation.

彼はすてきなユーモアの感覚を持った思いやりのあるやさしい人でした。
He was a warm gentleman with a pleasant sense of humor.
He was kind and compassionate with a good sense of humor.

air と heir は同音異義語である。
"Air" and "heir" are homophones.
Air and Heir are Synonyms.

彼の家はいろいろと便利だ。
His house is full of convenience.
His house is very useful.

極小の虫でも踏まれれば、そりくり返る。
Even the smallest worm will turn if trodden on.
If you step on a very small worm, you will turn around.

私のおじは大学で英語を教えている。
My uncle teaches English in a college.
My uncle teaches English at college.

村人たちがおそれていたのは餓えた熊だった。
It was the hungry bears that the villagers were afraid of.
The villagers were hungry bears.

バスの停留所はどこですか。
Where's the bus stop?
Where's the bus stop?

弟は初めから彼女が好きじゃなかった。
My brother didn't like her from the start.
My brother never liked her from the beginning.

この問題はお互いの誤解から生じたものだ。
This problem arose from the mutual misunderstanding.
The problem comes from mutual misunderstandings.

どうやら食べ過ぎたみたいだ。
I'm afraid I've eaten too much.
Looks like you ate too much.

彼はメキメキ英語の実力をつけている。
He is making great progress in English.
He has the ability to speak English.

だれも満足しなかった。
None were satisfied.
No one was satisfied.

その男の子はどうしても私に名前を言おうとしない。
That boy won't tell me his name.
The boy doesn't want to tell me his name.

彼は他人のあら探しをするような人間ではない。
He's not the kind of person who finds fault with others.
He is not someone who is looking for someone else's cause.

彼はその小説を書くのに３年かかった。
It took him three years to write the novel.
It took him three years to write that novel.

問題ないよ。
No prob.
No problem.

彼は深呼吸した。
He took a deep breath.
He took a deep breath.

彼女は約二千冊の本を持っている。
She has about 2,000 books.
She has about 2,000 books.

今まで、一度、糖が出たことがありますが、今回は蛋白のみでした。
Until now sugar had been detected in my urine once, however this time there is only albumin.
So let's say I have a little bit of sugar.

国連総会は停戦決議案を採択した。
The United Nations General Assembly adopted the cease-fire resolution.
The UN General Assembly has adopted a ceasefire proposal.

私は委員会の決議を支持した。
I supported the committee's decision.
I supported the resolution of the committee.

私が１月１０日に出したメールが着いていないようです。
It appears my mail on January 10 did not reach you.
I don't think there's an email I received on January 10th.

僕らはトムを手伝うことを決めた。
We decided to help Tom.
We decided to help Tom.

生き地獄は、言い過ぎだと私も思う。
I also think 'living hell' is putting it too strongly.
I think living hell is an overstatement.

最終投票がすべてを決めた。
The final vote was decisive.
The final vote decided everything.

お昼はもう食べた？
Have you eaten your lunch yet?
Have you had lunch yet?

誰も教えてくれなかった。
Nobody taught me.
No one told me.

ハーフタイムでの得点はどうでしたか。
What was the score at halftime?
And I'm going to show you what I mean by that.

トムはメアリーが隠していた手紙を見つけた。
Tom found the letters that Mary had hidden.
Tom found a letter that Mary was hiding.

怒りっぽい人は１０まで数えるようにすべきだ。そうすれば油が風波をしずめるように、むしゃくしゃした気持ちはおさまる。
A man who angers easily should learn to count to ten - it calms trouble like pouring oil on troubled waters.
Aggressive people should count up to ten, so that they feel frustrated, like the oil is rolling in the wind.

彼女は葬儀に参加するだけでなく、すべての段取りをつけなくてはならない。
Besides attending the funeral, she needs to make all the arrangements.
She not only has to attend the funeral but has to take every step.

住宅問題を解決するために、政府が最善を尽くしているとは思えない。
The government is not doing its best to solve the housing problem.
I don't think the government is doing its best to solve housing problems.

彼は私の事を双子の兄と間違えた。
He mistook me for my twin brother.
He made me look like a twin brother.

彼は幸運にも炎上しているビルから救出された。
He had the good fortune to be rescued from the burning building.
He was lucky to be rescued from a building on fire.

私はその様な美しい動物に会えて嬉しい。
I'm glad to see such a beautiful animal.
I'm glad to see such a beautiful animal.

誰がどう言おうと、それは本当ではない。
Whoever says so, it is not true.
No matter what anyone says, it's not true.

あなたのオーダーをチェックしろ。
Check your order.
Check your order.

紅茶は、いかがですか。
Would you care for some tea?
Tea, please.

彼はそれからどうなりましたか。
What has become of him since then?
What happened to him from then on?

彼らは時間に関しては厳格な考え方をしている。
They have a strict idea of time.
They have a strict view of time.

トムはメアリーが隠していた手紙を見つけた。
Tom found the letter Mary had hidden.
Tom found a letter that Mary was hiding.

私は彼女がどんな服装をしているのか気づかなかった。
I didn't notice how she was dressed.
I didn't know how she dressed.

釣りのシーズンはいつ始まりますか？
When does fishing season start?
When will the fishing season begin?

彼女は学校に通っています。
She goes to school.
She's in school.

彼は起き上がって、台所の電気を消したかどうか確かめた。
He got up to see if he had turned off the light in the kitchen.
He got up to see if he had turned off the lights in the kitchen.

私は寒さに敏感だ。
I am very sensitive to the cold.
I'm sensitive to cold.

その山で少なからぬ猿が発見された。
Not a few monkeys were found in the mountain.
In that mountain, a small monkey was found.

この世にお茶がなかったならばどうするだろう。
What would I do if there was no tea in the world?
What if there were no tea in this world?

私たちには材料に加えて見本も必要だ。
We need a sample in addition to materials.
In addition to materials, we need samples.

車でそこへ行くのに一時間半かかった。
It took me an hour and a half to get there by car.
It took me an hour to get there.

これは学生相手の店です。
This is a store that caters specially to students.
This is my student shop.

彼らは微笑みを交わした。
They smiled at each other.
They smiled at each other.

３時と４時の間に私の部屋に来なさい。
Come to my room between three and four.
Come to my room between three and four o'clock.

人は皆平等だ。
All men are equal.
We are all equal.

ピーターはその子を恋するようになった。
Peter fell in love with the girl.
Peter fell in love with that boy.

私の家族はそれほど大家族ではない。
My family isn't very large.
My family is not that big.

彼の予感があたった。
His predictions have come true.
I had a feeling about him.

早起きすれば間に合いますよ。
Get up early, and you'll be in time.
If you get up early, you'll be in time.

中国を旅するならガイドを連れていくのが一番いい。
If you travel in China, it is best to go with a guide.
The best way to travel to China is to take a guide.

オレには意味がわからない。
It doesn't make sense to me.
I don't know what that means.

先生が来るよ。歩き方がとてもゆっくりだね。
There comes our teacher. He is walking very slowly.
I'll be right back. I'll be right back.

そんなことを言うなんて気でも狂ったのか。
Have you lost your sense to say so?
Are you crazy to say that?

あの人達に反抗しても無駄ですよ。
It'll be useless to stand against them.
You can't resist them.

カタログを通じて郵便で買い物をすることによって、人々は幅広い商品を選ぶことが出来る。
Shopping by mail through catalogs gives people a wide choice of merchandise.
By shopping in the mail through the catalog, people can choose a wide range of products.

彼女は一体どこに住んでいるのかしら？
I wonder where she lives.
Where the hell does she live?

彼は試験がよくできた。
He did well in the examination.
He was good at the exam.

ある本が読者の興味を引かないからといって、その原因がその本にあるということにはならない。
Just because a certain book does not interest readers does not mean that the fault lies in the book.
If a book doesn't interest its readers, that doesn't mean it’s the cause.

この問題はあたりまえのやり方では解決しない。
You cannot solve this problem in an ordinary way.
This problem is not solved by conventional methods.

その少年は靴下を履いたまま寝た。
The boy went to bed with his socks on.
The boy slept in his socks.

彼女は美しい声で歌った。
She sang with a beautiful voice.
She sang in a beautiful voice.

あなたには何も不自由はさせない。
You shall want for nothing.
There's nothing you can do about it.

トムは嘘をついた。
Tom lied.
Tom lied.

「君の車はどこの製品ですか」「フォード社のです」
"What brand is your car?" "It's a Ford."
"Where's your car?" "The Ford Company."

あなたはなぜ働いているの。
How come you're still working?
Why are you working?

乗り換えるのですか。
Do I have to change trains?
Are you going to switch?

この問題を５分で解いてください。
I'll give you five minutes to work out this problem.
So let's see if we can solve this problem in five minutes.

学校では、理科の授業では時間を節約するために許しているが、数学の時間には使わせないことでその使用を制限しようとしてきた。
Schools have tried to limit their use by not allowing them to be used in math classes, although they allow them in science lessons to save time.
In school, I am allowed to save time, but I have tried to limit the use of it by not being able to use it in math time.

あと5分だけ一緒にいさせて。
Let me be with you just five more minutes.
Let me stay with you for five more minutes.

そんなにカッカするなよ。短気は損気って言うだろ。
Don't be such a hothead. A short temper will cost you.
Don't be so shy.

彼は床を踏みぬいた。
He put his foot through the floor.
He stepped on the floor.

鈴木さんはその日の午後にスピーチをすることになっていた。
Mr. Suzuki was giving a speech that afternoon.
He was supposed to give a speech that afternoon.

何羽かの鳥は飛ばなかった。
Some of the birds didn't fly.
Some birds didn't fly.

歌ったり踊ったりしましょう。
Let's sing and dance.
Let's sing and dance.

彼女は恐怖心を隠すため笑った。
She laughed to cover her fear.
She laughed to hide her fear.

やらないといけない事はまだたくさんあります。
There's still plenty that needs to be done.
There's still a lot of work to be done.

愛は許さない。
Love does not forgive.
I won't let you love me.

中2のときが一番楽しかった気がする。
I feel my second year of junior high school was the most fun.
I had the most fun when I was in middle two.

ついに彼らはその山の頂上に到達した。
At last, they reached the top of the mountain.
They finally reached the top of the mountain.

男女の間にはどうして違いがあるのか。
Why are there differences between the male and the female?
How can there be a difference between a man and a woman?

省略は立派な表現技法の一つであり、多くの文法書でも紹介されています。
Omission is a perfectly good example of an expression technique, and is brought up in many grammar books.
It's one of the great ways of expressing it, and it's also mentioned in a number of grammar books.

この話の教訓がわかりましたか。
Did you understand the moral of this story?
So let's see if we can figure out how to do that.

意識不明の人は自分が死にたいと思っていることを言うことはできません。
People who are unconscious can't say they want to die.
People who are unconscious can't say that they want to die.

疲れ切れているから勉強できない。
I'm too tired to do study.
I can't study because I'm exhausted.

彼は何か気にかかることがあるようだ。
He seems to have something on his mind.
He's got something to worry about.

反逆者はついに捕まり刑務所に監禁された。
The rebel was ultimately captured and confined to prison.
The rebels finally got caught and locked up in jail.

彼が電話をかけてきたら、僕からあとで連絡すると言ってください。
In case he gives me a phone call, tell him that I will call him back.
When he calls, tell him I'll call him back.

私は母の手伝いをしなければならない。
I have to help my mother.
I have to help my mother.

実はそのうわさは根拠がない。
The fact is that the rumor is groundless.
Actually, there's no basis for that rumor.

私は当地の厳しい気候に慣れつつあります。
I am becoming accustomed to the severe climate here bit by bit.
I'm getting used to the harsh climate here.

この寒いのに、彼女を外で待たせておいてはいけませんよ。
You must not leave her waiting outside in such cold weather.
Don't let her wait outside this cold.

簡単な曲なら初見で歌えます。
If it's a simple tune, I can sight-sing it.
I can sing for the first time if it's a simple song.

５０セントしかくれませんでしたよ。
You gave me only fifty cents.
I only gave him 50 cents.

白ワインは魚料理にはつきものだ。
White wine is the usual companion of fish.
White wine is common for fish food.

決まり次第知らせて下さい。
Please let me know as soon as it's decided.
Let me know as soon as it's decided.

人類は貪欲に知りたがるものだ。
Man is insatiably curious.
Mankind wants to know with greed.

日本は列島であり、山が多く、森は殆どない。
Japan is a group of islands with many mountains and almost no forests.
Japan is a chain island, many mountains and few forests.

私が何を言いたいかおわかりでしょう。
You know what I mean.
You know what I'm saying.

見通しは否定的だった。
The outlook was negative.
The outlook was negative.

あなたがこれらの服から最上の物を選ぶのをお手伝いしましょう。
I will help you in selecting the best from these clothes.
Let's help you choose the best of these clothes.

彼女は彼とつきあっていた。
She went with him.
She was with him.

私は3歳からバレエを習っており、バレリーナになりたいと思っています。
I have been taking ballet lessons since I was three and hope to be a ballerina.
I've been learning ballet since I was three years old, and I want to be a ballet dancer.

私はとりわけアメリカに行きたい。
I'd like to visit America most of all.
I want to go to America in particular.

ジェーンはいつ、どこへ行ったらいいか全く分からなかった。
Jane had no idea when she should go or where she should go.
Jane didn't know where to go.

ケリーの声は、よく通る。
Kelly's voice carries well.
Kelly's voice is good.

私たちは小部屋に滞在させられた。
We were made to stay in a small room.
We were allowed to stay in a small room.

トムは良いダンサーですか？
Is Tom a good dancer?
Tom's a good dancer?

今日の午後、家に着いたら私は宿題をするつもりだ。
I am going to do my homework when I get home this afternoon.
I'm going to do my homework when I get home this afternoon.

彼女が呼びかけてきたとき、私は飛び上がった。
When she called, I jumped up.
When she called me out, I jumped out.

バスで行こう。
Let's take a bus.
Let's take the bus.

彼は正午まで来なかった。
He did not come till noon.
He didn't show up until noon.

ここ座ってもいいですか？
Would it be OK if I sat here?
May I sit here?

他に何か知りたいことはある？
Is there anything else that you want to know?
Is there anything else you want to know?

風でうちの屋根を吹き飛ばされた。
We had our roof blown off.
The wind blew my roof away.

この本は日本でよく売れた。
This book sold well in Japan.
The book was sold well in Japan.

君は外来思想に偏見を抱いているようだ。
You seem to be prejudiced against ideas that come from foreign countries.
You seem prejudiced about foreign ideas.

彼は多忙だったが、それでも私たちを手伝いに来てくれた。
He was busy, and yet he came to help us.
He was busy, but he came to help us.

彼はロシア語が話せるし書くことができる。
He can both speak and write Russian.
He speaks Russian and can write.

鍵を捜すのを手伝ってくれませんか。
Would you help me look for my keys?
Can you help me find the key?

私は自分の意志に反してそれをした。
I did it against my will.
I did it against my will.

そろそろプログラミングを覚えようかな。
Maybe it's about time I started learning to program.
Let's learn to program.

この種の靴は地面がぬれているとすべりやすい。
This kind of shoe is apt to slip on wet ground.
This kind of shoes are easy to do when the ground is wet.

彼はケーキをつまみ食いするのを見られた。
He was seen to eat a piece of cake secretly.
He was seen eating cake.

試験を受けた時、彼は一生懸命努力したが、不合格だった。
When he took the exam, he tried hard but failed it.
When he took the test, he tried very hard, but failed.

外出したいな。
I want to go out.
I'd like to go out.

インターネットの断片的ニュースを読んでいるだけですが、まあ、だいたい想像がつきます。
I'm only reading the scraps on news on the Internet, but, well, I get the general picture.
I'm just reading fragmentary news from the Internet.

外国語を習得することは決して容易なことではない。
It is by no means easy to master a foreign language.
Learning a foreign language is never easy.

彼は通りかかったときに会釈した。
He nodded to me as he passed.
He spoke when he was passing by.

その言葉のなかには、ある種の波長を合わせるという意味がこめられている。
In that word is included the meaning of matching up to somebody's particular wavelength.
In that word, there is a certain amount of wavelength to be combined.

そのような事はしょっちゅう起こる。
Such a thing occurs frequently.
It happens all the time.

私は魚よりも肉の方が断然いい。
I prefer meat to fish any day.
I like meat more than fish.

私はテレビゲームをします。
I play video games.
I play TV games.

彼は人を楽しませようと一生懸命だ。
He is eager to please.
He's trying hard to entertain people.

ヨーロッパ人に見える。
You look European.
It looks European.

ではまた明日。
See you again tomorrow.
See you tomorrow.

彼はまだ帰ってこない。彼は事故に遭ったのかもしれない。
He isn't back yet. He may have had an accident.
He's not coming home yet. He might have had an accident.

彼は昼食の後に葉巻をすった。
He smoked a cigar after lunch.
He pulled a cigar after lunch.

私は子供のころから冒険が好きだった。
I have been fond of adventure since I was a child.
I've always loved adventures since I was a child.

私の留守中に犬の世話をして下さい。
Please take care of my dog while I am away.
Take care of your dog while I'm gone.

あなたの話をして下さい。熱心に聞きますから。
Tell me your story. I am all ears.
I'm going to tell you a little bit about you. I'm going to listen very hard.

昨年フィリッピンでは地震や津波のために六千人以上の死者があった。
Last year in the Philippines, earthquakes and tidal waves resulted in the deaths of more than 6,000 people.
Last year, more than 6,000 people died as a result of earthquakes and tsunamis in Filippin.

トムは高校生です。
Tom is a high school student.
Tom's in high school.

幸福な人生には健康が不可欠です。
Health is indispensable to a happy life.
Health is essential for a happy life.

テレビを消しなさい。
Please turn off the TV.
Turn off the TV.

捨てられたアイスのまわりにアリがウヨウヨたかっていた。
The area around the melting ice cream was crawling with ants.
Ants roamed around abandoned ice cream.

なぜそんなことをしたの。
Why did you do that?
Why did you do that?

私の魅力って何だと思う？
What do you find attractive about me?
What do you think I'm attracted to?

あの人は学校の勉強の方ははかどっているのですか。
How is he getting along with his school work?
Is he back on his studies at school?

その茶色の帽子は古いです。
That brown hat is old.
That brown hat is old.

ケーキをもう食べてしまいましたか。
Have you eaten the cake yet?
Have you already eaten cake?

プリズムは光を分解する。
A prism decomposes light.
Prism breaks down light.

良いご返事をお待ちしております。
I'm looking forward to receiving a favorable answer from you.
Thank you very much.

私はあなたがひとりで外出するのが好きではない。
I don't like your going out alone.
I don't like you going out alone.

彼女は面白いお話を作るのが得意である。
She is good at making up interesting stories.
She is good at making interesting stories.

他の会社と同じように、我が社も未来に目を向けて将来計画をつくらねばならない。
Like any company, we've got to look ahead and plan for the future.
Like other companies, we have to look to the future and plan for the future.

ウェイトが心配だ。
I'm worried about my weight.
I'm worried about Wade.

画家は自分の持っている技法を使ってこそ真の画家となる。
A painter only becomes a true painter by practicing his craft.
The artist uses his technique to become a true artist.

来れるの？
Can you come?
Are you sure you can come?

その川には淡水魚がうようよしていた。
The river was alive with fresh water fish.
The river was filled with fresh water.

イベントを延期しました。
We postponed the event.
The event has been postponed.

時々私たちはドライブに出かける。
At times we go for a drive.
Sometimes we go for a drive.

それがトムの本当に抱えている問題だとは思えない。
I can't believe that's what's really troubling Tom.
I don't think it's really Tom's problem.

彼はすばらしい考えを思い付いた。
He hit on a splendid idea.
He came up with a great idea.

この本は一番上に置いてください。
Please put this book on the very top.
Put this book on top.

達也にはニューヨーク住まいの友人が数人いる。
Tatsuya has some friends who live in New York.
Tatsuya has several friends who live in New York.

その女優は若者に人気がある。
The actress is popular with young people.
The actress is popular with young people.

彼と話がしたい。
I want to have a talk with him.
I want to talk to him.

一行はニューヨークへ向かった。
The party started for New York.
They're headed for New York.

トムは自分のライフルを撃った。
Tom fired his rifle.
Tom shot his own rifle.

彼女はゆうだちにあいずぶぬれになった。
She was caught in a shower and got wet to the skin.
She got wet all the time.

お客様の今後の購買需要を明らかにしようとしています。
We are trying to clarify your future procurement requirements.
We're about to reveal our customers' demand for future purchases.

私は君に開会の挨拶をしてもらおうと当てにしています。
I am counting on you to give the opening address.
I'm counting on you to greet me at the opening.

実際にこれらの目標を実現するのに欠くべからざる役割を果たしてきた。
These bodies have actually played indispensable roles in attaining these goals.
It has actually played a vital role in achieving these goals.

濡れた傘はこの袋にお入れください。
Put the wet umbrella in this bag, please.
Put the wet umbrella in this bag.

私はこの本を買うのに十分なお金を持っている。
I have enough money to buy this book.
I have enough money to buy this book.

明かりが十分になかったので、本がよく読めなかった。
Poor light hindered my reading.
I couldn’t read well because I didn’t have enough light.

彼は自信過剰だ。
He is overconfident.
He's overconfident.

女性はもはや、伝統的な専業主婦の役割に満足せずに、仕事場での彼女たちの必要性を認識してもらいたいと思っている。
Women no longer are satisfied with their traditional role of housewife, and are seeking recognition of needs in the workplace.
Women no longer want to be satisfied with the role of traditional homemakers, but want them to recognize their needs at work.

その老婦人はしばしば駅で息子をむなしく待っている。
The old lady will often wait for her son in vain at the station.
The old lady often waits patiently for her son at the station.

太陽は燃える球体である。
The sun is a flaming ball.
The sun is a flaming sphere.

私たちは趣味、学歴など、いろいろと共通したものを持っている。
We have many things in common: hobbies, educational backgrounds, for instance.
We have a variety of things in common, including hobbies and academics.

いま何時ですか？
What is the time now?
What time is it?

私たちの惑星は飛ぶ鳥の気軽さで宇宙を動いている。
Our planet moves in space with the lightness of a bird in flight.
Our planet moves through space with the ease of flying birds.

安全運転でお願いします。
Drive safely.
Drive safely, please.

人間は理想が無くっては駄目です。
What is a man without ideals?
Human beings can't be without ideals.

靴下はお脱ぎください。
Take off your socks, please.
Take off your socks.

その話はここではタブーです。
The topic is taboo here.
That's a taboo here.

彼は彼女に飲酒をやめるようにと忠告した。
He advised her to stop drinking.
He advised her to stop drinking.

トラベラーズチェックをなくしてしまいました。
I lost my travelers checks.
I've lost the Travelers check.

それじゃまた明日。
See you tomorrow!
See you tomorrow.

そのレストランが出した食べ物は、あまりにも冷たくて塩辛かったので、満足するにはほど遠かった。
The food the restaurant offered us was so cold and salty that it was far from satisfying.
The food from the restaurant was too cold and salty to be satisfied.

時早く過ぎる。
Time flies.
It's too early.

息を切らして座り込んだ。
I was out of breath and sat down.
I passed out and sat down.

空の旅行ほどよいものはない。
There is nothing like air travel.
Nothing is better than empty travel.

お手洗いはどこですか?
Where is the restroom?
Where's the bathroom?

宿題はもう終わったのですか。
Have you finished your homework already?
Have you finished your homework?

中に入ってもらって。
Let him in.
Get them inside.

ここが父の生まれたところです。
This is the place where my father was born.
This is where my father was born.

深夜２時に寝たんだって？きょう眠そうなのも当然だね。
You went to bed at 2 o'clock in the morning? No wonder you look sleepy today.
He's sleeping at 2:00 a.m.

その問題の裏には複雑な状況がある。
There are complicated circumstances behind the matter.
Behind the problem is a complex situation.

中森さんのうちへちょっと立ち寄ってみよう。
Let's drop in on the Nakamoris'.
Let's get a little closer to Nakamura-san.

「血の通った」とか、日本語の表現は面白いものがいろいろあります。
There are plenty of funny expression in Japanese, like for example "Chi no kayotta".
There's a lot of interesting things about "blood-sucking" and Japanese expressions.

東京の大気汚染は、ニューヨークのものよりさらにひどい。
Tokyo's air pollution problem is even worse than that of New York.
Tokyo’s air pollution is even worse than New York.

駅の近くに銀行はありますか。
Is there a bank near the station?
Is there a bank near the station?

彼女は一晩中泣いた。
She cried throughout the night.
She cried all night.

この旅行には主な五つの島がどれも含まれている。
This tour takes in each of the five main islands.
The trip includes all five major islands.

私は一番列車に間に合うくらい早く起きた。
I got up early enough to catch the first train.
I woke up as soon as I could on the first train.

彼は一喜一憂した。
He fluctuated between hope and despair.
He was very happy.

ムーリエルは２０歳になりました。
Muiriel has turned twenty.
Muelel was 20 years old.

彼女は元気よくピクニックに出かけて行った。
She went on picnic in spirits.
She went well to the picnic.

くぎが壁を突きぬけた。
The nail pierced the wall.
The nails went through the wall.

目覚しは５時３０分に鳴った。
The alarm went off at five-thirty.
The alarm rang at 5:30.

現金で払うと安くなりますか。
Could I get a discount if I pay in cash?
So let's say I'm going to pay $1 million in cash.

ご家族の皆さんによろしく。
Give my love to your family.
I'd like to say hello to all of you.

だれとでも仲良くやって行くように努力しなければならない。
You must make an effort to get along with everyone.
We must try to get along well with everyone.

私はあなたが日本に来るのを楽しみにしています。
I'm looking forward to your coming to Japan.
I look forward to you coming to Japan.

彼がここに来るなんて驚きだ。
That he comes here is surprising.
I'm surprised he's here.

われわれが毎日の生活で話している言葉についてはどんなに多く知っても知りすぎるということはない。
We cannot know too much about the language we speak every day of our lives.
No matter how much we know about the words we speak in our everyday lives, there is no point in knowing too much.

私は２ヶ国語を学んでいる。
I am learning two foreign languages.
I am learning two languages.

あなたは毎日ここへ来ますか。
Do you come here every day?
Do you come here every day?

母は喫煙に反対だ。
My mother is against smoking.
My mother's against smoking.

トムとメアリーは別々のドアから出て行った。
Tom and Mary left through different doors.
Tom and Mary left the separate door.

私が意見をかえるのを期待するより太陽が西から昇るのを期待したほうがいいよ。
You can no more expect me to change my opinion than expect the sun to rise in the west.
It’s better to expect the sun to rise from the west than to expect me to change my opinion.

この子は物覚えが早い。
The child is learning quickly.
She's a quick learner.

ねえ、久しぶりだね。
Hey, long time no see.
Hey, it's been a long time.

僕はただで切符をもらった。
I got the ticket for nothing.
I just got a ticket.

仮に宝くじに当たったとしたら、そのお金で何を買いますか。
If you were to win the lottery, what would you buy with the money?
If I win a lottery, what do I buy for that money?

君は意志が強い。
You are strong-minded.
You're very willing.

友人達は私を夕食に招待してくれた。
My friends invited me to supper.
My friends invited me to dinner.

それはいい答えだ。
That's a good answer.
That's a good answer.

1週間以内にお届けします。
We can deliver within a week.
I'll deliver it in a week.

電光石火の速さで走った。
I ran like lightning.
Speed of lightning.

私は他人の前で嘲笑されるのに耐えられない。
I can't stand being laughed at in front of others.
I can't stand being ridiculed in front of others.

彼らは私に助けを求めてきた。
They asked for my help.
They came to me for help.

今日は残業をしないつもりです。
I won't work overtime today.
I'm not going to work overtime today.

すぐに来て下さい。
Please come right now.
Please come right away.

私はリンゴもブドウもどちらも好きではない。
I like neither apples nor grapes.
I don't like apples or grapes either.

娘は、水色の着物をきていました。
The girl wore a light blue kimono.
My daughter was wearing a coat of water.

彼はちょっと前に物語を書いた。
He wrote a story just now.
He wrote a story a while back.

そうですか。
I see.
I see.

ハーブの専門店を聞いたことがありませんか。
Do you know a good specialty store dealing in herbs?
Have you ever heard of a specialist who specializes in herbs?

あれがパリで会った詩人です。
That is the poet I met in Paris.
That's the poet I met in Paris.

彼は５つの殺人を犯した。
He committed five murders.
He committed five murders.

上りのエスカレータはどこですか。
Where's the up-escalator?
Where's the escarita up there?

もう少しお茶を飲んでいいですか。
Can I have some more tea?
Can I have a little more tea?

これは昭和座から舞台中継です。
This is a direct broadcast from the Showa theater.
This is live from the Isa.

空の旅は早いが海はおちつく。
Air travel is fast; sea travel is, however, restful.
Air travel is fast, but the sea is soft.

陽気な席で、人気者の隣に、興ざめの者が座っていることがよくある。
At a hilarious party, one frequently finds a wet blanket sitting next to the life of the party.
In a cheerful seat, often there is a waker sitting next to the popular.

お茶を召し上がりませんか。
Have some tea, won't you?
Would you like some tea?

堪忍袋の緒が切れる。
My patience has come to the breaking point.
It's gonna cut the cord of patience.

日本では、授業は４月に始まる。
In Japan, school starts in April.
In Japan, class starts in April.

彼が食事のことで不平を言うのを耳にしたことがない。
I've never heard him complaining about his meals.
I've never heard him complain about a meal.

この国には靴をはかないでくらしている人もいる。
Some of them go without shoes in this country.
Some people in this country are wearing shoes.

事故のため彼は来ることができなかった。
The accident prevented him from coming.
He couldn't come because of an accident.

免許証はお持ちですか。
Do you have your driver's license?
Do you have a license?

泣けばよいのか悪いのか。
I don't know whether to cry or to laugh.
I don't know if I should cry or not.

僕らは９の平方根は３だと学校で習った。
We learned at school that the square root of nine is three.
We learned in school that the square root of 9 is 3.

東京では、１１月半ばに寒い季節が始まります。
In Tokyo, the cold season starts in the middle of November.
In Tokyo, the cold season begins in mid-Nov.

彼は雇われて２ヶ月もしない内に首になった。
He had not been employed two months before he was fired.
He was fired within two months of being hired.

いや、当初の考えはそうでした。
Or that was the idea.
No, at first, that's what I thought.

その子はナイフとフォークをうまく使う。
The child handles a knife and fork well.
He uses knives and forks well.

この近辺にATMはありますか?
Is there an ATM nearby?
Is there an ATM around here?

あなたなら解決できるものと確信しています。
Since it is you, I have confidence you can solve it.
I'm sure you'll figure it out.

ジミーの絵は他人のものと違っていました。
Jimmy's pictures were different from other people's.
Jimmy's paintings were different from other people's.

彼は仕事をこつこつやった。
He stuck to his job.
He stuck to his job.

この本がいただきたいのですが。
I would like this book.
I'd like to have this book.

任せるよ。
I trust you.
I'll take care of it.

彼女は簡単に試験に合格した。
She passed the examination with ease.
She passed the exam easily.

「僕は、僕の願い事について考えていたのだ」小さい黒いウサギがいいました。
"I'm just thinking about my wish," replied the little black rabbit.
"I was thinking about my wish," I wanted a little black rabbit.

何もを食べる
I'll eat anything.
Eat nothing.

列車は３０分遅れている。
The train is thirty minutes late.
The train's 30 minutes late.

彼女はコンサートの切符を手に入れようとした。
She tried to obtain a ticket for the concert.
She tried to get a concert ticket.

私はもっと敵の抵抗があると踏んでたんだけど、むしろ中枢に進むほど敵が減ってきてる・・・。おかしいと思わないかしら？
I had expected stronger resistance from the enemy but if anything there are less of them as we advance to the centre... Don't you think that's strange?
I've stepped on more enemy resistance, but the more I move to the center, the less enemy... Don't you think that's funny?

私のせいじゃない！
It's not my fault.
It's not my fault!

私たちの究極の目標は世界平和を樹立することである。
Our ultimate goal is to establish world peace.
Our ultimate goal is to make world peace.

彼の生まれた日は雨だった。
The day that he was born was rainy.
The day he was born was rain.

出火したのは職員が帰宅した後に違いない。
The fire must've broken out after the staff had gone home.
The fire must have started after the staff came home.

待つほどもなく月が出た。
We had not been waiting long when the moon appeared.
The moon came out too soon to wait.

夜更かしなど平気だ。
Staying up late nights is nothing to me.
I don't mind staying late.

あたりは静かだ。
The area was quiet.
It's quiet around here.

私は日本語の教師です。
I'm a Japanese teacher.
I'm a Japanese teacher.

このペンをください。
Please give this pen to me.
Give me this pen.

買い物ついでにでもお寄りください。
Please drop by when you go out for shopping sometimes.
You'll have to stop by at the store.

その映画を前にいっしょに見たのを覚えていますか。
Do you remember seeing the movie together before?
Do you remember seeing that movie together?

それを皮切りとして欧州の詩や文学を多数紹介するようになりました。
With that as a start many European poems and much literature came to be introduced.
I started to introduce a number of European poems and literature in order to cut it down.

あなたのアドバイスは彼らに何の影響も及ぼさなかった。
Your advice will have no effect on them.
Your advice had no effect on them.

良い天気は続くでしょう。
The good weather will hold.
Good weather will continue.

君なんかに笑い者にされはしないぞ。
You should not play a joke on me.
I'm not gonna let you laugh at me.

私は私たちの計画について何も話しませんでした。
I didn't say anything at all about our plan.
I didn't tell you anything about our plan.

あなたにはまず最初に尋ねるべきだったでしょうか。
Should I have asked you first?
I should have asked you first.

長い時間友人を待っていると、不安になる。
I get anxious waiting for a friend for a long time.
Waiting for a friend for a long time makes me nervous.

彼と議論しようとしても無駄だ。
It is no use trying to argue with him.
It's no use trying to argue with him.

あの男ももう上がったりだ。
He is done for.
That guy's gonna want to go up.

子供はその動物を面白がって眺めた。
The child watched the animal with amusement.
The child took a fun look at the animal.

ＥＣ諸国は新たな安全保障条約を検討中です。
The EC countries are working out a new security pact.
The EC is considering a new security treaty.

私と来て。
Come with me.
Come with me.

私は犬も猫も両方好きです。
I like both dogs and cats.
I like dogs and cats both.

虹は空に弓じょうにかかる。
The rainbow forms an arc in the sky.
The rainbow sinks into the sky.

あなたはそれを求めさえすればよい。
You have only to ask for it.
You just have to ask.

いつも歩いています。
I usually walk.
I'm always walking.

あなたにキスしたい。
I want to kiss you.
I want to kiss you.

彼はここでかなりの時間待っていた。
He's been waiting here for a long time.
He's been waiting a long time here.

友達と仲良くやっていますか。
Do you get on with your friends?
Are you getting along with your friends?

先方が電話にお出になりました。
Your party is on the line.
The first one's on the phone.

あなたはそれを独力で作ったのですか。
Did you make it by yourself?
You made it on your own.

彼は時計を分解した。
He took apart a watch.
He broke down the clock.

今年は１９９０年です。
This is the year 1990.
This is 1990.

ガラスの鉢は粉々になってしまった。
The glass bowl broke into tiny fragments.
The bowl of glass has been shattered.

たとえ彼は忙しくても来るよ。
Even if he is busy, he will come.
Even if he's busy.

私はイギリス演劇を勉強しています。
I'm studying the English drama.
I'm studying the British theater.

あの子は一体どうなってしまうのかしら。
I wonder what ever will become of the child.
I don't know what's going to happen to her.

私たちは彼を議長に選出した。
We elected him chairman.
We elected him chairman.

先生は私が東大に入る可能性について非常に率直だった。
The teacher was quite candid about my chances of entering Tokyo University.
The teacher was very frank about the possibility of me entering East University.

うちの犬は２匹のうち大きいほうです。
My dog is the bigger of the two.
My dog is the largest of the two.

その問題は後回しにしよう。
Let's leave that matter for later.
We'll talk about that later.

明日の今ごろ、私たちは富士山に登山中でしょう。
About this time tomorrow, we'll be climbing Mt. Fuji.
Tomorrow, by now, we will be climbing Mount Fuji.

ウインドウズ９５がまたしても壊れてくれたのです。
Windows 95 crashed on me AGAIN!
The windows 95 broke again.

この２つの子音は相補分布をなしていそうである。
It is likely that these two consonants are in complementary distribution.
These two consonants seem to have a complement distribution.

もう彼には会いません。
I won't see him anymore.
I don't see him anymore.

君といると幸せだ。
Being with you makes me feel happy.
I'm happy to be with you.

次のように記載します。
We'll note it in the following way.
. . . . . . . . .

もちろん私も行きます。
Of course I'll go.
Of course I'm going with you.

彼にはよくあることだが、彼は遅れてやって来た。
He came late, as is often the case with him.
As often as he does, he comes late.

今日は暖かいですね。
It's warm today, isn't it?
It's warm today.

この組織は幹部ばかり名を連ねているのではたして決定を下せるのかあやしいものだ。
Since in this organization they're all chiefs and no Indians, it's a wonder any decisions get made.
It's hard to make a decision because it's full of top-of-the-line names.

私は彼に笑われた。
I was laughed at by him.
I laughed at him.

私達は彼から見れば赤ん坊だ。
We are babies in his eyes.
We're babies from his point of view.

私達は雨がやんだら行く。
We'll go when the rain stops.
We're going after the rain.

ごめんなさい。今日来れません。
I'm sorry, I can't come today.
I'm sorry. I can't come today.

トムは学校に行く途中でメアリーと会った。
Tom met Mary on the way to school.
Tom met Mary on his way to school.

それに決めましょう。
Let's shake on it.
Let's make that decision.

木はその実で分かる。
A tree is known by its fruit.
The tree can tell by its fruit.

きのう叔母が私を訪ねて来た。
My aunt dropped in on me yesterday.
My aunt came to visit me yesterday.

小学校の時、よく椅子取りゲームをして遊びました。
We used to play musical chairs in elementary school.
When I was in elementary school, I used to play a chair game.

彼は外国車を買うために一生懸命働いた。
He worked hard for the purpose of buying a foreign car.
He worked hard to buy a foreign car.

ジャネットは確かにどうやってやりくりするか知っている。
Janet sure knows how to stretch a dollar.
Janet certainly knows how to get it done.

子供の頃を思い出すことはだんだんと減ってきている。
I recall less and less of my childhood.
I don't remember much more than when I was a kid.

彼の準備が間に合わないので私たちは彼を置いて出かけた。
We went without him because he wasn't ready.
We left him because he wasn't ready in time.

私たち、おじいちゃんとおばあちゃんのことが心配だったの。
We're worried about Grandma and Grandpa.
We were worried about you, Grandpa and Grandma.

彼は次のように答えた。
He answered as follows.
He replied:

我々は飛行機でニューヨークへ行った。
We went to New York by plane.
We flew to New York.

ここが、ヘースティングズの戦いがあった所です。
This is the place where the battle of Hastings took place.
This is where the Hellings war took place.

その道は車で混雑している。
The roads are jammed with cars.
That road is crowded with cars.

我々は、自分がしていることが何であろうとそれに目的を与えてくれるような目標あるいは指導的な思想を、今までのいかなる時代にまして、必要としている。
More than ever do we need goals or leading ideas that will give purpose to whatever we are doing.
We need a goal or a guiding idea that gives us a purpose whatever we are doing, in any period of time.

彼は風邪にかかった。
He came down with a cold.
He got a cold.

自転車を持っていない。
I don't have a bicycle.
I don't have a bike.

私にキスしたいの？
Do you want to kiss me?
You want to kiss me?

私は飛べます。
I can fly.
I can fly.

それでもそれはやはり本当だ。
It is none the less true.
But that's still true.

どっか行け。
Beat it.
Go away.

最近は車で旅行する人が多い。
Nowadays many people travel by car.
Many people travel in cars these days.

ケンが使っている机はもう古い。
The desk which Ken uses is old.
Ken's desk is old.

私は明日葵さんに会いに熊本へ行くつもりです。
I plan to go to Kumamoto tomorrow to see Mr. Aoi.
I'm going to see Xiao-san tomorrow.

彼の提案は考慮に値する。
His proposal is worthy to be considered.
His proposal is worthy of consideration.

これからも連絡を取り合いましょうね。
Let's keep in touch.
Let's keep in touch.

彼は舞台で演じた。
He acted on the stage.
He played in the theater.

ついに彼は自分の計画を実行した。
Finally, he carried out his plan.
Finally, he carried out his plan.

何で僕の助けが欲しいの？
Why do you want my help?
Why do you want my help?

私とタトエバ、どっちが大事なの？
Who's more important, me or Tatoeba?
Which is more important to me or Tatoeva?

学校が終わってとてもうれしいのです。
I am very glad school is over.
I'm so glad that I finished school.

その薬はきいた。
That medicine worked.
I took the medicine.

彼女は若いころ東京の郊外に住んでいました。
She lived in the suburbs of Tokyo when she was young.
When she was young, she lived in a suburb of Tokyo.

彼にはいつものことだが、１５分遅れてきた。
As is usual with him, he arrived a quarter of an hour late.
It's always been him, but I've been behind for 15 minutes.

それは不可能と言っていい。
It is next to impossible.
It's impossible.

これは重要ではない。
This isn't important.
This doesn't matter.

彼は人生を全て、金銭の見地から見る。
He sees all life in terms of money.
He sees his whole life from the perspective of money.

あんな素敵な家に住めたらなあ。
I wish I could live in a house that nice.
I wish I could live in such a beautiful house.

トムに鍵渡した？
Did you give the key to Tom?
Did you give Tom the keys?

そんなことをするとあなたは叱られますよ。
You will catch it if you do such a thing.
If you do that, you'll be punished.

悪魔の話をすると彼の骨がカタカタいう音が聞こえる。
When you speak of the Devil, you can hear the rattling of his bones.
He's talking about the devil, and his bones can't hear him.

いとこは前もって知らせずにやってきて僕を驚かせた。
My cousin took me by surprise by coming without previous notice.
My cousin came to me without prior notice and surprised me.

きっと、その政策は景気を今以上に後退させる。
The policy is bound to drive the economy into further recession.
It's likely that the policy will push the economy back even further.

私たちは７時にそこで会うことになっていたのですが。
We were to have met there at seven.
We were supposed to meet there at 7:00.

寒い時期にあったかい飲物が欲しい時にはこういった魔法瓶がお薦め。
In the cold season when you want to drink something hot I recommend this sort of thermos flask.
If you want a drink during a cold season, recommend these magic bottles.

彼は成長すればするほど、ますます魅力的になった。
The older he grew, the more attractive he became.
The more he grew, the more attractive he became.

留学先をオーストラリアにするかカナダにするかで迷っています。
I'm not sure whether I should go study abroad in Australia or Canada.
I don't know if I'm going to go to Australia or Canada.

私はイースター島へ１０日間の旅をした。
I went on a ten-day trip to Easter Island.
I traveled ten days to Easter Island.

少年と少女は知り合いらしい。
The boy and the girl seem to know each other.
The boy and the girl seem to know each other.

ご自分を下に見るようなことは何もありませんよ。
There's really nothing much at all that you see as being beneath you.
There's nothing to look down on.

一見したところそれ以上に理にかなったことはないであろう。
Nothing could be more reasonable, on the face of it.
At first glance, nothing makes more sense.

一緒に日本に帰ろう。
Let's return to Japan together.
Let's go back to Japan together.

彼は演説の中で自分の過去の経験に言及した。
He referred to his past experience in his speech.
In his speech, he referred to his past experience:

彼女は妊娠８か月だ。
She is eight months pregnant.
She's eight months pregnant.

入口の側で立った。
He stood by the entrance.
He stood by the entrance.

彼らは試験に失敗した。
They failed in the examination.
They failed the test.

梅雨時は雨降りが多くて外出の計画が立てにくい。
It rains so often in the wet season that it's hard to plan outings.
When it rains, it rains so much that it is difficult to plan out.

背丈は普通でした。
The man was of normal height.
His height was normal.

しかし、その一方、ラテン語はそのときまでに「死語」となっていた。
But, then again, Latin was already a "dead language" by that time.
On the other hand, Latin had by then become "dead language".

この家はあまり大きくないです。
This house is not very big.
This house isn't big.

彼はそれと反対のことは何も言わなかった。
He said nothing to the contrary.
He didn't say anything against it.

彼は一日中遊んでばかりいる。
He does nothing but play all day.
He's playing all day.

ジョンは子供の頃からずっと切手を集めている。
John has been collecting stamps since he was a child.
John's been collecting stamps since he was a kid.

私達は８月２０日午前６時に出発します。
We will start at 6 a.m. on August 20.
We're leaving at 6:00 a.m. on August 20.

新しい車が来週ここにくるのだよ。
My new car will arrive here next week.
New cars are coming here next week.

あの国は近隣諸国との外交関係を絶った。
That country broke off diplomatic relations with the neighboring countries.
The country has severed diplomatic relations with neighboring countries.

そんな物を売っても二束三文にしかならない。
That would bring only a small price.
Selling such things is only two or three sentences.

そこへ１人で行くとは君は何て愚かだったんだ。
How stupid of you to go there alone!
How stupid you were to go there alone.

私はついにその問題の答えを出した。
At last, I found out the answer to the question.
I finally got the answer to that question.

身をさすような寒さだ。
It is freezing cold.
It's freezing.

雨が降りそうだ。
It looks like it is going to rain.
It's gonna rain.

私はその意見に賛成だ。
I am in favor of the option.
I agree.

これが彼の住んでいた家です。
This is the house in which he lived.
This is where he lived.

二人の子供たちが柵の上に座っています。
Two children are sitting on the fence.
Two kids sitting on the fence.

彼らは貿易問題についての特別総会を開催した。
They held a special session on trade problems.
They held a special council on trade issues.

間に合うように速く歩きなさい。
Walk fast so as to be in time.
Walk fast so you can make it.

ついに彼は泣きはじめた。
At length, he began to cry.
Finally he began to cry.

行くんじゃない。
Don't go.
Don't go.

当時英国は戦争の準備ができていなかった。
Britain was not geared up for war then.
Britain wasn't ready for war at the time.

彼の話は本題からそれた。
His story departed from his main theme.
He got off the hook.

一旦風呂＆飯落ち、４０分ぐらいして帰還！
Break for bath & food, back in about 40 minutes!
Once you've had a bath and a meal, you'll be home in about 40 minutes!

聖霊が現れた。
Spirit manifested itself.
Holy spirit appeared.

彼女は何ておしゃべりなんだろう。
How she talks!
I don't know what she's talking about.

彼らは抑揚のない声で５０まで数えた。
They counted on monotonously to fifty.
They counted up to 50 in an unsubstantiated voice.

私は良い息子であることを誇りに思っている。
I am proud of being a good son.
I'm proud to be a good son.

私たちのフライトが欠航になりました。
Our flight was canceled.
Our flight's out.

彼は私の家のそばを通ったが立ち寄らなかった。
He passed by my house but didn't drop in.
He walked by my house and didn't stop.

海辺で休暇を過ごしている。
I'm spending my holiday on the beach.
He's taking a vacation at the beach.

野党は所得税減税法案を提出した。
The opposition party put forward a bill to reduce income tax.
The opposition has submitted the income tax loss bill.

わたしはこの写真を見るたび、父を思い出す。
Each time I see this picture, I remember my father.
Every time I look at this picture, I remember my father.

私は庭で熱心に働く。
I work hard in the garden.
I work hard in the garden.

父は禁煙を決意した。
My father decided to quit smoking.
My father decided not to smoke.

その女性は出産後まもなく亡くなりました。
The woman died shortly after giving birth.
The woman died shortly after giving birth.

その本を貸してくれませんか。
Would you lend me that book?
Can I borrow that book?

車がトラックに衝突した。
The car collided with a truck.
Car crashed into the truck.

スケジュールに関しては、後でお知らせします。
In regard to the schedule, I'll let you know later.
I'll let you know about the schedule later.

午後は毎日練習したけれども、彼女のテニスは少しも上達しなかった。
Although she practised every afternoon, her tennis didn't improve at all.
I practiced every day in the afternoon, but her tennis didn’t improve at all.

義務は、許可通知の後、発行料を支払った後、も続く点に留意。
It should be noted that the duty continues after a notice of allowance is mailed and the issue fee is paid.
The obligation is to note that following the notice, after paying the fees, the bill continues.

彼はいつもと代わらず健康です。
He is as healthy as ever.
He's healthy as usual.

どうかしましたか。顔色が悪いですよ。
What's the matter? You look pale.
What's wrong with you? You look pale.

６時間登って、ついに山頂に到達することに成功した。
After six hours' climbing, we finally succeeded in reaching the top of the mountain.
I climbed for six hours and finally got to the summit.

あなたの好きな人なら誰にでもその切符をあげてよろしい。
You may give the ticket to whomever you like.
You can give that ticket to anyone you like.

彼女は彼の方に視線を向けた。
She cast an eye in his direction.
She looked at him.

彼は有名な俳優になるために、沢山の努力をした。
He made a lot of efforts to become a famous actor.
He made a lot of effort to become a famous actor.

親が多くの病気を子どもに遺伝させる事がわかった。
Parents can pass many diseases on to their offspring.
It turns out that parents inherit a lot of diseases for their children.

あいつは手に負えない子供だ。
He is a spoiled child.
He's an out-of-the-box kid.

ボールペンで書いて頂けませんか。
Will you write with a ballpoint pen?
Could you write it in ballpoint pen?

私は奴隷になろうと思わないと同じように、奴隷の主人になろうとも思わない。
As I will not be a slave, so I will not be a master.
I don’t want to be master of a slave, just as I don’t want to be a slave.

クッキーはケイトによって育てられた。
Cookie was raised by Kate.
The cookies were brought up by Kate.

バスでは時間がかかると思いますか。
Do you think it will take long by bus?
Do you think it'll take time on the bus?

静かにしている限り、ここに居てもよろしい。
You may stay here as long as you keep quiet.
You can stay here as long as you're quiet.

その惨事を引き起こした火事は病院の２階から出火した。
The fire which caused the disaster broke out on the second floor of the hospital.
The fire that caused the disaster started on the second floor of the hospital.

亡命者は無事国境を越えた。
The refugee crossed the line safely.
The refugees are safe across the border.

彼は慌てていたのでドアを開けたままだった。
In haste, he left the door open.
He was in a hurry and left the door open.

彼は多くのもめごとに悩まされた。
A lot of troubles preyed upon his mind.
He suffered a lot each time.

私はその商品の予約を解約した。
I canceled my order for the commodities.
I canceled the reservation for that product.

その少女は家事を手伝ってくれて、とても助かった。
The girl was very useful about the house.
The girl was very helpful in helping with the house.

私たちはサインある領収書がいる。
We need a signed receipt.
We need a signed receipt.

彼らは互いに顔を見合わせた。
They looked at each other.
They saw each other's faces.

こちらが私の父です。
This is my dad.
This is my father.

彼はよいお医者さんだと言われている。
He is said to be a good doctor.
They say he's a good doctor.

ええと、買ったのは先週でした。
Let's see. I bought it last week.
Uh, I bought it last week.

これらの車は日本で作られています。
These cars are made in Japan.
These cars are made in Japan.

ジャッキーがホームレスの人たちを助けようとする努力は反対の結果になってしまった。
Jackie's efforts to help homeless people backfired on her.
Jackie's efforts to help homeless people turned out to be the opposite.

彼は銀行家としての仕事をロンドンで覚えた。
He learned his trade as a banker in London.
He learned his job as a banker in London.

あの厚い本を読んでたの？
Did you read that thick book?
You were reading that thick book?

私の家は通りの向こう側にあります。
My house is just across the street.
My house is on the other side of the street.

部屋を替えていただけますか。
Could you change my room for me?
Could you change the room?

その事実を否定することはできない。
There is no denying the fact.
You can't deny that fact.

頭隠して尻隠さず。
Protect yourself at all points.
Hide your head. Don't hide your ass.

雨は雪になった。
The rain became snow.
The rain turned snow.

この歌誰が歌っているの？
Who sings that song?
Who's singing this song?

それは売れ足が早いですよ。
That will fly on the market.
That's fast-selling.

彼がやることをしっかり警戒したほうがいいですよ。
Now it would be better to keep a sharp lookout for what he might do.
You should be very careful what he does.

いい夏を過ごせたかい？
Did you have a nice summer?
Have you had a good summer?

卵の殻は壊れやすい。
The shell of an egg is easily broken.
Eggs are fragile.

チャンネルを替えてもかまわない？
Do you mind if I change the channel?
Do you mind if I change the channel?

私はコーヒーをじゅうたんにこぼしてしまった。
I spilled my coffee on the carpet.
I spilled my coffee all over.

痘痕も靨。
Love is blind.
Smallpox marks too.

パーティーでは何が出されたの？
What was served at the party?
What was released at the party?

今日はほとんど風がない。
There is little wind today.
There's almost no wind today.

公平に言えば、彼は悪い男ではない。
To do him justice, he is not a bad man.
In all fairness, he is not a bad man.

この車は過去１０年間使用されてきた。
This car has been used for the past ten years.
This car has been in use for the past decade.

彼女が僕にプレゼントをくれた。
She gave me a present.
She gave me a present.

健康のために、食べすぎを避けるよう努力している。
I try to avoid eating too much for my health.
I try to avoid eating too much for my health.

わたしは彼女を注意しようとしたが、彼女は聞く耳を持たなかった。
I tried to warn her, but she wouldn't listen.
I tried to watch her, but she didn't listen.

僕の意見は君のとは全く違う。
My opinion is entirely different from yours.
My opinion is completely different from yours.

彼は金のため仲間を裏切った。
He sold his party for money.
He betrayed his people for money.

我々は急ぐ必要がない。
There is no need for us to hurry.
We don't have to hurry.

あなたの行為の責任をもってもらおう。
We ask you to account for your conduct.
I'll take responsibility for your actions.

捕虜を虐殺したのは残忍な行為だ。
The slaughter of the prisoners was a barbarous act.
The slaughter of prisoners is brutal.

この店にはポストカードがたくさんある。
There are many postcards in this store.
The store has a lot of Postcards.

３人の少年のそれぞれが賞をもらった。
Each of the three boys got a prize.
Each of the three boys received an award.

彼は部長の娘さんを妊娠させて、左遷されました。
He got the section chief's daughter pregnant and was demoted.
He got the chief's daughter pregnant and moved away.

恐竜は現在では死滅してしまった。
Dinosaurs are now extinct.
The dinosaurs are now dead.

あなたがあえて一人で行きたいならどうぞ。
If you insist on going alone, please do so.
If you'd like to go alone, please.

彼は昨日ナイフでけがをした。
He cut himself with a knife yesterday.
He hit me with a knife yesterday.

彼の意見は大体において正しい。
His opinion is generally correct.
He's right in general.

交渉は失敗に終わった。
The negotiation ended in failure.
Negotiations have failed.

彼はいわゆるありふれた親ばかではない。
He is not your common doting parent.
He's not a so-called normal parent.

力を合わせれば、これを終わらせられるだろう。
If we unite our efforts, we will be able to finish this.
If we work together, we can end this.

我々は祖国を守る覚悟ができている。
We are determined to protect the motherland.
We are ready to protect our country.

嵐のため行方不明の子供の捜索ができなかった。
The storm hindered us from searching for the missing child.
Because of the storm, we couldn't find missing children.

映画を見に行くのが大好きよ。
I adore going to the cinema.
I love going to the movies.

もうねる時間です。ラジオを消しなさい。
It is time you went to bed. Turn off the radio.
It's time to roll. Turn off the radio.

私は決して怠けてこの授業を欠席しているのではない。
I am by no means absent from this class because I am lazy.
I am never lazy or absent from this class.

その丘で殺された男はだれだったのか。
Who was the man killed on the hill?
Who was the man who was killed on that hill?

あなたはいつ日本へ戻られますか。
When do you go back to Japan?
When are you coming back to Japan?

彼女はそれを繰り返し説明した。
She explained it over again.
She explained it over and over.

かぜがなおるのに３週間かかった。
It took three weeks for me to get over my cold.
It took me three weeks to fix the cold.

目が覚めると有名になっていた。
I awoke to find myself famous.
I woke up and became famous.

彼に会わなかったのだろう。
You didn't see him.
You didn't see him.

荷物をはかりの上にのせてください。
Please put your baggage on this scale.
Please put your luggage on top of the scales.

なんて豪華なコートを着ているのだろう。
What a gorgeous coat you're wearing!
What a gorgeous coat you are wearing!

裁判を中断するのは不可能だ。
Suspending the trial is out of the question.
It's impossible to interrupt the trial.

僕の考えは君と異なる。
My opinion differs from yours.
I'm not what you think I am.

彼女がそんなことをしたはずがない。
She cannot have done such a thing.
She wouldn't have done that.

レポートは今月の末日までに提出してください。
Please hand in your papers by the last day of this month.
Please submit your report by the end of the month.

頭を上げるな。
Keep your head down.
Don't raise your head.

彼女は最近少しいらいらしている。
She's been feeling a little on edge recently.
She's been a little shy lately.

彼女は新しい指輪が気に入っているようであった。
She looked pleased with her new ring.
She seemed to like the new ring.

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Please review the contents and provide any appropriate feedback.
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私たちのすべてが彼女の考えに反対しているわけではない。
Not all of us are against her idea.
Not all of us are against her ideas.

私はついさっき彼に会ったばかりです。
I saw him just now.
I just met him.

彼は宿題をしてしまった後で散歩に出かけた。
After he had finished his homework, he went out for a walk.
He went for a walk after he had done his homework.

彼は親から独立している。
He is independent of his parents.
He's independent of his parents.

朝食のあとにコーヒーを飲みたくない。
I don't care to have coffee after breakfast.
I don't want coffee after breakfast.

酒は百薬の長というが、飲み過ぎは体に毒だ。
They say that alcohol is the best medicine, but drinking too much is poisonous to the body.
Alcohol is the head of a hundred drugs, but excessive drinking is a poison to the body.

ついに私たちは湖に着いた。
We finally got to the lake.
We finally got to the lake.

彼女がそんなに早く家に帰るなんて変だ。
It is strange that she should go home so early.
It's funny she's going home so soon.

人はみな間違った考えを持っている。
Different people have different ideas.
We all have the wrong idea.

彼にはどこか変わったことがある。
There's something unusual about him.
There's something unusual about him.

その物語は彼の死で幕を閉じる。
The story ends with his death.
The story closes with his death.

彼はロンドンに向けて出発しました。
He set off for London.
He left for London.

今日の私の収入は２年前の２倍です。
Now my income is twice what it was two years ago.
Today, my income is twice as much as it was two years ago.

彼女は10代のころ拒食症になった。
She suffered from anorexia as a teenager.
When she was a teenager, she suffered from a form of nervosa.

彼女はこの団体の会員である。
She is a member of this organization.
She is a member of the organization.

早く起きなさい、さもないと遅刻しますよ。
Get up early, or you'll be late.
Get up, or I'll be late.

彼の回復の望みはたとえあるにしてもきわめて少ない。
There is little, if any, hope of his recovery.
His hope for recovery, even if there is, is very little.

よろしければ塩をこちらに回して下さいませんか。
The salt, if you please.
Let me turn the salt over to you, if you don't mind.

トムは、自分にそれができると思っているんでしょうか？
Does Tom think he can do it?
Tom, you think you can do that, don't you?

目覚ましがなりました。
The alarm went off.
It's a wake-up call.

彼は生涯同じ仕事をしている。
He stayed at the same job for his whole life.
He's been doing the same job for the rest of his life.

君が来る前に病院へ行ってきた。
I had been to the hospital before you came.
I went to the hospital before you got here.

じきに雨が降ってきそうだ。
It is likely to rain soon.
It's gonna rain soon.

水道の蛇口から水がポタポタ落ちてたよ。
Water was dripping from the tap.
The water was falling out of the tap.

トムは有名なアイドルだ。
Tom is a famous pop star.
Tom is a famous idol.

彼は既婚者で二人の子持ちだ。
He is married with two children.
He's married and has two children.

隣に住んでいる少女は、とてもきれいだ。
The girl who lives next door is very pretty.
A girl living next door is so beautiful.

君が入賞したのには驚いた。
I'm surprised you won the prize.
I'm surprised you won.

僕は最近の情勢に疎い。
I know little of the recent situation.
I'm not aware of the latest developments.

彼女はピアノをとても上手に弾く。
She plays the piano very well.
She plays the piano very well.

トムがどこに行ったのかあなたが知っているかもしれないと思いました。
I thought you might know where Tom went.
I thought you might know where Tom went.

１１時１０分前です。
It is ten minutes to eleven.
It's 11:10.

私はおじによい贈り物をもらった。
I was given a nice present by my uncle.
I got a good gift from my uncle.

私の靴が見当たらない。
I can't find my shoes.
I can't find my shoes.

この部屋は十分大きい。
This room is large enough.
This room is big enough.

あれがあなたの新しい本？
Is that your new book?
Is that your new book?

みんな彼をマックと呼ぶ。
Everybody calls him Mac.
They call him Mack.

君は僕の考えを分かっている。
You know my opinion.
You know what I think.

あいつの度胸を試してみよう。
I'll put his courage to the test.
Let's try his balls.

彼はしばしば歯痛で苦しんだ。
He often suffered from toothache.
He often suffered from toothache.

古い日記を見るのは楽しみですわ。
I enjoy looking at my old diary.
I'm looking forward to seeing an old diary.

私が急いだのは暗くなってきたからではなく、空腹だったからであった。
I hurried, not because it was getting dark, but because I was hungry.
I rushed, not because it was getting dark, but because I was hungry.

私は休暇を利用して東京を訪れた。
I availed myself of a holiday to visit Tokyo.
I used my vacation to visit Tokyo.

大抵の晩餐は１１時頃に終わります。
Most dinner parties break up about eleven o'clock.
Most dinners end around 11 o'clock.

彼女にはおじが二人いる。一人は京都に、もう一人は大阪に住んでいる。
She has two uncles; one lives in Kyoto and the other in Osaka.
She has two uncles, one living in Kyoto and the other living in Osaka.

時計が１０分遅れている。
The clock is ten minutes slow.
The clock's ten minutes late.

船が入ってきた時に彼女は岸壁で待っていた。
She was waiting at the quay as the ship came in.
She waited on the wharf when the ship came in.

バス停は学校の近くにある。
The bus stop is near our school.
Bus stop is near school.

彼はそのパーティーはかなり退屈でした。
He found the party was rather slow.
He was quite bored with that party.

生化学の試験はやさしかった。
The biochemistry test was a cinch.
The biochemistry test was nice.

彼は優れた英語学者であるが、さらに、教えるのも上手である。
He is a good English scholar, and, what is more, a good teacher.
He is an excellent English scholar, but he is also good at teaching.

娘はいつも、約束を守らない母親に苛立っていた。
The daughter was irritated with her mother, who always broke her promises.
She was always frustrated with her mother who didn't keep her promise.

今彼の頭には彼女に会うことしかない。
The only thing he's thinking about is seeing her.
Now all he has to do is see her in his head.

今は疲れ果てています。
I'm very tired now.
I'm tired now.

チクショウ！ また彼に逃げられた。
Damn it! He's escaped me again.
Damn it, he got away again.

あなたはそんなに一生懸命に働く必要はない。
You don't have to work so hard.
You don't have to work so hard.

８時に出発したのだから、彼はもうそこに着いているはずだ。
Since he started at eight, he ought to be there by now.
We left at 8:00, so he should already be there.

彼が勉強しているとき、ドアが突然バタンと開いた。
As he was studying, the door was suddenly flung open.
"I don't know," he said. "I don't know what I'm talking about."

どの学生も自動車運転試験に合格した。
Every student passed the driving test.
Each student passed the car driving test.

かなりたくさんの人がその式典に招待された。
Quite a few people were invited to the ceremony.
Quite a few were invited to the ceremony.

そのことですぐに何か手を打たねばなるまい。
Something must be done about it in no time.
We'll have to do something about it soon.

私のおごりだ。
I'll take care of the bill.
It's on me.

男性が女性よりすぐれているとか、女性が男性よりすぐれているとか考えるのは、愚かであるばかりでなく、こっけいなことである。
It is ridiculous as well as foolish to think man superior to woman, or woman to man.
It's not only stupid, it’s funny to think that men are better than women and women are better than men.

コーヒーとクロワッサン、お願いします。
I'll have a coffee and a croissant.
Coffee and croissants, please.

疲れたときはひと風呂浴びるのがいちばんだ。
When you feel tired, there is nothing like having a bath.
When I'm tired, I have to take a bath.

すぐお便りをいただければありがたいと思います。
I would appreciate hearing from you soon.
I'd appreciate it if you could give me a lift right away.

私はたまたま美しい少女と出会った。
I chanced on a beautiful girl.
I happened to meet a beautiful girl.

トムは縄跳びをしている。
Tom is jumping rope.
Tom's jumping rope.

素早く対処する必要があった。
We had to react quickly.
We had to deal with it quickly.

彼はとうとう戻ってこなかった。
He didn't come back in the end.
He didn't come back.

いくつかのシーンがオリジナルから外された。
Several scenes have been cut from the original.
Some scenes were removed from the original.

僕はフランス語をしゃべることにより関心がある。
I'm more interested in spoken French.
I am interested in speaking French.

だから何だってんだ。
So fuckin' what.
That's why I'm here.

狩りをする犬のように地面を跳ねて。
Spring over the ground like a hunting hound.
Bounce on the ground like a hunting dog.

あなたがどんな気分になったかは想像できます。
I can imagine how you felt.
I can imagine how you felt.

外見で人を判断するな。
Don't judge people from the way they look.
Don't judge people by what they look like.

急に長女が「飴がほしい」と声を上げました。
Suddenly the eldest daughter spoke up, saying, "I want candy."
She said, "I want candy. I want candy."

私たちは５月に結婚することになっていたが、結婚を６月まで延期しなければならなかった。
We were to be married in May but had to postpone the marriage until June.
We were supposed to be married in May, but we had to postpone our marriage until June.

私はそんなばかげた計画には反対したい。
I want to oppose such a foolish plan.
I don't want to go against such a stupid plan.

彼らは遅れることなくそこに着くことができた。
They could reach there without delay.
They could get there without delay.

背後で糸を引いている人物がいると警察は言っている。
The police say there's someone pulling string behind the scenes.
Police say there is someone behind the scenes.

子供たちはもう学校へ行った。
The children have already gone to school.
They already went to school.

君たちは何の話をしているのですか。
What are you talking about?
What are you talking about?

彼の勇気を賞賛せずにいられない。
I cannot but admire his courage.
I can't help but admire his courage.

パーティーは一週間延期された。
The party was put off for a week.
The party was postponed for a week.

叔母は私に花を持ってきてくれた。
My aunt brought me some flowers.
My aunt brought me flowers.

私に言っているのですか？
Are you talking to me?
Are you talking to me?

子供向けの本を探しています。
I'm looking for a children's book.
I'm looking for books for children.

このパペットは私の唯一の友達です。
This puppet is my only friend.
This puppet is my only friend.

僕はテレビを見るのに飽きたよ。
I'm tired of watching television.
I'm tired of watching TV.

この道を行ったところに、バス停があります。
There is a bus stop down the road.
There's a bus stop on this road.

バッグを荷造りなさい。
Pack your bags.
Pack your bags.

今にも雨が降るかもしれない。
It may rain at any moment.
It might rain even now.

私は事実を友達全員に知らせた。
I made the fact known to all my friends.
I let all my friends know the truth.

彼はとても危ない人だ。
He is very a dangerous man.
He's a very dangerous man.

あなたがたはパーティーで楽しく過ごしましたか。
Did you have a good time at the party?
Did you have a good time at the party?

彼は方向音痴だ。
He has no sense of direction.
He doesn't know where he's going.

人の物はよく見える。
The apples on the other side of the wall are the sweetest.
People's things look good.

彼は怒って鍵のかかったドアをがたがたゆすった。
He angrily rattled the locked door.
He got angry and twisted the locked door.

あなたは今までに富士山に登ったことがありますか。
Have you ever climbed Mt. Fuji?
Have you ever climbed Mount Fuji?

彼女は私をしかるのと同じくらいによくテリーをしかる。
She scolds Terry about as often as she scolds me.
She plays as well as I do.

今までずっとどこにいたのだ？
Where have you been up to now?
Where have you been all these years?

となりの山田さんに貰ったパンはふわりとした食感で、固いパンが好きなお父さんの好みには合わないようだった。
The bread I got from my neighbor, Mr. Yamada, had a soft texture, and my father, who prefers hard bread, was sure to dislike it.
The bread was given to Yamada, who was a normal eater and did not seem to fit his father’s taste for hard bread.

糸車の使い方は知りません。
I don't know how to operate a spinning wheel.
I don't know how to use a wheel.

石が泳げないのと同様私は泳げない。
I can no more swim than a stone can.
I can't swim like a rock can't swim.

頭の毛は灰色だった。
His head was gray.
Her hair was gray.

父と妹は大工さんです。
My father and sister are carpenters.
My father and sister are carpenters.

彼の部屋はいつもきちんとしている。
His room is always tidy.
His room is always neat.

１０時頃になって霧が消え始めた。
The fog began to disappear around ten o'clock.
At about ten o'clock, the fog began to disappear.

最近思いもよらない事件が多いね。事実は小説より奇なり、とはよく言ったもんだよ。
You hear about a lot of incidents these days that would be hard to dream up. It really backs up the old saying that fact is stranger than fiction.
There's a lot that I don't know about these days.

あけるな危険。感電の可能性あり。
Caution: risk of electric shock. Do not open.
It's not safe to open it. It's possible to electrocute it.

君は英語が話せますかと彼は私に聞きました。
He asked me if I could speak English.
He asked me if you speak English.

忘れようとすればするほど元彼のこと思い出しちゃう。
The more I try to forget about my ex-boyfriend, the more I think about him.
The more I try to forget, the more I remember him.

父が戦争の体験談を語ってくれた。
My father told me about his experiences during the war.
My father told me about the war experience.

トムは気が狂ったように働いた。
Tom worked like a madman.
Tom worked crazy.

率直に言って、君のヘアースタイルは好きじゃないよ。
Frankly speaking, I don't like your haircut.
Frankly, I don't like your hair style.

健はきのう友達と話しました。
Ken talked with his friends yesterday.
Ken spoke to a friend of mine.

私は彼が正直で気さくであるから彼が好きだ。
I like him in that he is honest and candid.
I like him because he's honest and friendly.

トムは新人だ。
Tom is new.
Tom's new.

君のＴシャツはすぐ乾くでしょう。
Your T-shirt will dry soon.
Your T-shirt will dry soon.

この品には税がかかりますか。
Is there any tax on this?
Is this item taxed?

急いだのだが、その老婦人は終電車に乗り遅れた。
Even though she rushed, the elderly woman missed the last train.
In a hurry, the old lady missed her last train.

近代的な港湾施設がないために、多くの船積み業者が不便を被った。
The lack of modern post facilities caused trouble for many shippers.
Because of the lack of modern port facilities, many shipping workers were in trouble.

私は毎朝７時に起きると彼に言った。
I told him that I get up at seven every morning.
I told him I'd wake up at 7:00 a.m. every morning.

立ち上がってはいけません。
Don't stand up.
Don't get up.

郵便局は図書館の隣にある。
The post office is adjacent to the library.
The post office is next to the library.

私は自分の家が取り壊されるのを、我慢できなかった。
I could not stand my house being torn down.
I couldn’t bear the destruction of my house.

将来真実が明らかになるだろう。
The truth will come out in the future.
The truth will be revealed in the future.

彼は私に１人で行けと命令した。
He ordered me to go alone.
He ordered me to go alone.

彼は自分の本を手に取った。
He took his book.
He took his book.

是非とも外国語を勉強するようにしなさい。
Try to study a foreign language by all means.
By all means, learn a foreign language.

３時はお茶にしよう。
Let's have tea at 3:00.
I'll have a cup of tea at 3:00.

買い物に行ってくるなんていい子ですね。
You are an angel for doing my shopping.
It's a good boy to go shopping.

上司を人前でからかうのは無礼なことです。
It's rude to make fun of your boss in public.
It’s rude to make fun of your boss in public.

彼の部屋は明かりがこうこうとついていた。
His room was brightly lit.
His room was lit.

その家は木立に囲まれている。
The house stands among trees.
The house is surrounded by trees.

エスペラントは形容詞が「a」で終わります。複数形が「j」を付けて作られます。
In Esperanto an adjective ends in "a." The plural is formed by adding "j."
Pelant ends the adjective with 'a'. Multiple shapes are created with 'j'.

あの時、あの女の子をもっと優しく扱ってあげればよかった。
I wish I had treated the girl more kindly at that time.
I should have treated her better then.

母は昼食後すぐに運動しすぎてはいけないと言う。
My mother disapproves of too much exercise right after lunch.
My mother says I shouldn’t exercise too much right after lunch.

彼女は目に涙を浮かべて立ちあがった。
She rose to her feet with tears in her eyes.
She stood up with tears in her eyes.

住民の７０パーセント以上がその計画に賛成しています。
More than 70 percent of the inhabitants are in favor of the program.
More than 70 percent of the population are in favor of the plan.

そこまで歩いて行くのはめんどうくさい。
It's too much trouble to walk there.
I don't know what it's like to walk that far.

山田先生は物理の先生ですか、化学の先生ですか。
Is Mr Yamada a physics or a chemistry teacher?
Mr. Yamada is a physics teacher, a chemistry teacher.

抗議のデモ隊が入り口にバリケードを築いた。
The protesters barricaded the entrance.
Protesters set up roadblocks at the entrance.

教室で食べるの。
I eat in the classroom.
We eat in the classroom.

もう私に手紙を書かないでくれ。
Please don't write letters to me anymore.
Don't write me any more.

彼は何度も質問して発言者の話の邪魔をした。
He interrupted the speaker with frequent questions.
He questioned many questions and interrupted the conversation of the speaker.

今朝トムは彼の姉はまだ病気で寝ていると言った。
This morning Tom said that his sister is still ill in bed.
Tom said his sister was still sick.

自由の女神はアメリカの象徴である。
The Statue of Liberty is the symbol of America.
The goddess of freedom is a symbol of America.

徹夜した。
I was awake all night.
I've been up all night.

友達にお金を借りました。
I borrowed money from my friends.
So let's say I borrow money from a friend.

彼女は娘をクラシック音楽に慣れ親しませた。
She acquainted her daughter with classical music.
She got her daughter used to classical music.

ほんとだってば。
I'm honest.
It's true.

もう眼鏡をかけていないのです。
I don't wear glasses anymore.
I don't wear glasses anymore.

休日を楽しんできてね。
Enjoy your holidays.
Enjoy your holidays.

少女はあっという間に金網フェンスを跳び越えた。
In the blink of an eye the girl jumped over the chain-link fence.
The girl jumped over the wire fence in no time.

あの建物、私の娘にくれてください。
Give the house to my daughter.
Give that building to my daughter.

父は銀行に勤めています。
My father works for a bank.
My father works at the bank.

ハワイってさ、暖炉つきの家が多いじゃない？あっちも朝夕は冷えるから、寒がりの人は暖炉を焚くんだ。
Hawai, y'know, has a lot of houses with fireplaces doesn't it? The mornings and evenings over there get cold as well so people who feel the cold light fires.
Hawaii is a lot of houses with fireplaces, because it's cold in the morning and cold people light the fireplace.

それは滑稽だ。
That will be funny.
That's funny.

質の点で彼のレポートが最高だ。
In terms of quality, his is the best report.
His report is the best in quality.

彼女はソナタを演奏した。
She played a sonata.
She played the sonata.

この花瓶は鉄で出来ている。
This vase is made of iron.
This vase is made of iron.

大部分の少年は野球のヒーローをすばらしいと思っている。
Most boys admire baseball heroes.
Most boys think baseball heroes are great.

彼女は彼に、行かないで欲しいと懇願した。
She pleaded with him to stay.
She begged him not to go.

彼女の親切に感謝する一方負担にも感じる。
I appreciated her kindness, while I feel it burdensome.
I also feel the burden of thanking her for her kindness.

現在の税制度のもとでは正直にやっていると割に合わない。
Honesty doesn't pay under the current tax system.
Under the current tax system, it is not fair to be honest.

シカゴまで往復一枚ください。
I want a round-trip ticket to Chicago.
Go round and round trip to Chicago.

彼はやせ我慢しているんだ。
He is too proud to give up.
He's putting up with it.

お気づきかどうかは存じませんが、トムはどうやらお宅のお嬢さんと恋に落ちてしまったようなのです。
I don't know if you've noticed, but Tom seems to have fallen in love with your daughter.
I don't know if you noticed, but it's like Tom fell in love with his daughter.

彼女は彼の顔を見た。
She looked him in the face.
She saw his face.

その名前では誰も学校の名簿に登録されていません。
No person by that name is listed in the register of the school.
No one is on the school list by that name.

彼は何処も悪くない。
There is nothing wrong with him.
There's nothing wrong with him.

彼は車の運転の仕方を習っている。
He is learning how to drive a car.
He learns how to drive.

私は騒音のため、自分の声を通らせることができなかった。
I could not make myself heard on account of the noise.
I couldn't let my voice pass because of the noise.

彼に一人でそれをさせてはいけません。
Don't let him do it alone.
Don't let him do it alone.

王はその音楽を大いに楽しまれた。
The king was greatly entertained by the music.
The king had a lot of fun with that music.

この金属は磨くとつやがでる。
This metal burnishes well.
This metal is sticky to polish.

彼らはオリンピック大会に参加したがっている。
They want to take part in the Olympic Games.
They want to participate in the Olympic Games.

ステーキの焼き具合はどうなさいますか。
How would you like your steak?
How's the steak?

おい、だからもう謝ったじゃん。
Hey, I said I was sorry.
Hey, that's why I already apologized.

ウチの子どもたちは皆フランス語を学びたいと思っています。
All of my kids want to learn French.
All our children want to learn French.

概してアメリカ人は親切な国民である。
Generally the Americans are a kind people.
Americans are generally kind citizens.

甘いものが食べたい。
I want to eat something sweet.
I want sweets.

その旅行は誰が計画したの？
Who planned that trip?
Who planned that trip?

彼女は商売を成功させた。
She guided her business to success.
She made a success of the business.

彼の助手は彼の靴を磨いた。
His assistant polished his shoes.
His assistant polished his shoes.

金庫にカギをかけてください。
Lock the safe.
Lock the safe.

映画は良かったですか。
Was the movie good?
Is the movie good?

とても騒々しかったので、私の言うことを聞き取ってもらえなかった。
It was so noisy that I couldn't make myself heard.
He was so loud that he didn’t listen to me.

誰もその問題を解くことはできなかった。
No one could solve the problem.
No one could solve that.

彼の無事を知らされて、部長は安堵のため息をついた。
Informed of his safety, the manager breathed a sigh of relief.
When he learned that he was safe, the chief took a breath for relief.

アメリカ合衆国の同胞諸君、国家が諸君のために何をしてくれるかを求めず、諸君が国家のために何をできるかを求めよう。
My fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country.
Citizens of the United States, do not ask what the state will do for you, but ask what you can do for your country.

かぜにはこの薬を一日三回飲みなさい。
Take this medicine for your cold three times a day.
Take this medicine three times a day for the cold.

しかしながら、私はあなたの御意見に賛成できません。
I cannot, however, agree to your opinion.
However, I do not agree with your opinion.

私はピーマンが大好きです。
I like green peppers very much.
I love Peeman.

ある手紙で彼は、「人生は一瞬の夢に過ぎない」と言っている。
In one letter he remarks, "Life is but a dream".
In one letter, he says, "Life is just a dream."

私はスキーが好きだ。
I am fond of skiing.
I like ski.

私は母に借りがある。
I owe what I am to my mother.
I owe my mother.

あなたと少し個人的に話をする必要がある。
I would like to have a word with you.
We need to talk to you privately.

もうすこし注意すべきだったのに。
You should've been more careful.
I should've been a little more careful.

私たちのうちへようこそ！
Welcome to our home.
Welcome to our home!

彼は、抗うのをやめ、その身を運命に任せました。
He stopped resisting, and resigned himself to his fate.
He stopped fighting and left it to his fate.

この問題は、難しそうだ。
This problem seems difficult.
This problem is gonna be hard.

ご存じのように人生は航海にたとえられる。
As you know, life is comparable to a voyage.
As you know, life is compared to sailing.

トムはスポーツドリンクの飲みすぎで糖尿病になったらしい。
Tom got diabetes from drinking too many sports drinks.
Tom was diagnosed with diabetes because he drank too much sports drink.

彼は自分の失敗を運が悪いせいにしている。
He ascribes his failure to bad luck.
He's got bad luck with his failure.

いいコートだね。
That's a nice coat.
Nice coat.

月間報告書を添付します。
Attached is my monthly report.
Attachs a monthly report.

ベートーベンはある？
Do you have Beethoven?
Do you have Beethoven?

メアリーのパパはリッチね。
Mary's dad is rich.
Mary's dad's rich.

私が電話を切るか切らないうちに別の電話が入った。
No sooner had I hung up the phone than there came another call.
I got another call before or after I hung up.

本当にトムですか。
Are you really Tom?
Is that really Tom?

いつパリに来たのですか。
When did you come to Paris?
When did you come to Paris?

私の姉は毎週、髪を整えてもらう。
My sister has her hair done each week.
My sister gets her hair cleaned every week.

彼女は本当のことを言ったほうが身のためだと悟った。
She realized that she had better tell the truth.
She realized it was better for her to tell the truth.

魂は不滅だとプラトンは考えた。
Plato held that the soul is immortal.
He thought the soul was immortal.

トムは少し酔っていた。
Tom was a little drunk.
Tom was a little drunk.

彼の飲酒癖は今に始まったことではない。
His drinking habit is an old one.
His drinking habits are not new.

出来高払いでやっています。
We are doing business at piecework payment basis.
I'm doing my best.

我々は五分間ドアをノックしたが、無駄だった。
We knocked at the door for five minutes, but in vain.
We knocked on the door for five minutes, but it was useless.

被告人は死刑を宣告された。
The accused was sentenced to death.
The defendant was condemned to death.

「少しうちに寄っていかない？」「いいの？」「うち共働きで親は遅いの」
"Want to drop round my place?" "Can I?" "My parents come home late as they both work."
"Why don't you come in a little bit?"

なんでトムはここで働くのが好きなの？
Why does Tom like working here?
Why would Tom like to work here?

彼らの考えは私たちには全く異質のものであるように感じられる。
Their ideas seem totally alien to us.
Their thoughts make us feel completely different.

我々は読み書きをならう。
We learn to read and write.
We learn to read and write.

私は本気でそういったのだ。
I meant what I said.
I'm serious about that.

彼がこの部屋に入ったにちがいない。
He must have entered this room.
He must have entered this room.

堅い書き物は大嫌いだ。
I utterly despise formal writing!
I hate hard writing.

彼はコートを脱いだ。
He took off his coat.
He took off his coat.

日本は世界のハイテク産業のリーダーだ。
Japan is the leader of the world's high-tech industry.
Japan is the leader of the world's high-tech industry.

私は今朝バターつきのパンを食べた。
I ate bread and butter this morning.
I ate buttered bread this morning.

ノートを出しなさい。
Get out your notebooks.
Give me your notes.

クラスで、数学では彼の右に出る者はいない。
He is second to none in mathematics in his class.
In class, there's no one on his right in mathematics.

トムはボストンから実家に戻ってきた。
Tom has come back home from Boston.
Tom came home from Boston.

トムは出発を日曜に延期した。
Tom put off his departure till Sunday.
Tom postponed his departure on Sunday.

気に入ってもらえるといいんだが。
I hope you like it.
I hope you like it.

雪が降る。
It snows.
It's snowing.

この辞書はせいぜい２万語くらいしかのっていない。
This dictionary contains not more than 20,000 words.
The dictionary has only about 20,000 words.

たくさんのことが起こって、スケジュールが狂ってしまった。
A lot of things happened and my schedule was messed up.
A lot of things happened and the schedule went crazy.

どんな事で切手が必要ですか。
Why do you want stamps?
What do you need a stamp for?

彼が我々に同意するのは確かだ。
It is certain that he will agree with us.
I'm sure he agrees with us.

海王星は太陽系の8番目の惑星だ。
Neptune is the eighth planet of the solar system.
Pluto is the eighth planet of the solar system.

私は私たちが冷静にしていることが大切だと思う。
I think it's important for us to stay calm.
I think it's important that we stay calm.

良いボールボーイやボールガールは精神を集中することができ、また、速く走ることができなければならない。
A good ballboy or ballgirl must be able to concentrate hard and run fast.
Good ballboys and ball girls have to concentrate and run fast.

僕はトムと同じくらいの背の高さだ。
I'm as tall as Tom.
I'm as tall as Tom.

当地は食べ物があまり良くない。
The food isn't very good here.
We don't eat very well here.

ベェーだっ！乙女のことを嗤った罰よ！
Pfft! That's your punishment for laughing at a girl!
It's a punishment for the maiden!

正しいと思うことをはっきりと言うだけの勇気を持つべきである。
You ought to have the courage to speak out what you believe to be right.
We should have the courage to say clearly what we think is right.

残念ながらその予想は外れてしまった。
Sorry to say, that expectation was ill-founded.
I'm afraid that's not what I expected.

十中八九彼は遅れるだろう。
He's more than likely to be late.
He'll be late at least.

彼女は彼に砂糖を使いすぎないように忠告した。
She advised him not to use too much sugar.
She advised him not to use too much sugar.

今日はまだ雨が降ってない。
It has not rained this month yet.
It's not raining yet.

彼は来ないと思う。
I think he won't come.
I don't think he's coming.

「君がすべて僕のものならいいのにな」と小さな黒ウサギは言った。
"I wish you were all mine!" said the little black rabbit.
'I wish you were all mine,' said the little black rabbit.

みんなが私のことをどう思うかに興味がありません。
I'm not interested in what others think about me.
People aren't interested in what they think of me.

ボブが来るまで私たちは始めません。
We won't start till Bob comes.
We won't start until Bob gets here.

テレビをつけてくれる。
Would you please turn on the TV?
They're gonna turn on the TV.

その少年は重いソファーを動かそうとしたがだめだった。
The boy tried to move the heavy sofa in vain.
The boy tried to move the heavy couch, but he couldn't.

私はきっとテニスの試合に勝つと思う。
I'm certain I'll win the tennis match.
I'm sure I'll win the tennis game.

彼は自分が潔白であることを私に確信させた。
He convinced me of his innocence.
He convinced me that he was innocent.

明後日こづかいの一万円を自由に遣わしてくれるように母にいった。
The day after tomorrow I will urge my mother to leave an allowance of 10000 yen at my disposal.
I told my mother to send me 10,000 yen a day.

彼は私がその部屋を出るまで、何度も同じレコードをかけつづけた。
He kept playing the same record over and over until I had to leave the room.
He kept playing the same records over and over until he left the room.

彼は自分の考えを書き留めた。
He put his thoughts on paper.
He wrote down his thoughts.

彼は金持ちに見えた。
He looked like a rich man.
He looked rich.

カレンの裾が捲れている。
Karen's skirt is riding up.
Karen's dead.

あなたはもっと勉強する必要がある。
It is necessary for you to study harder.
You need to learn more.

彼は新しい服を作らせた。
He had a new suit made.
He made me make new clothes.

落ちついて。
Play it cool.
Calm down.

彼は壁にもたれかかって、片足で立っていた。
He stood on one leg, leaning against the wall.
He stood on the wall, one leg.

通りが凍っていたので、車を走らせることが出来なかった。
Because of the icy streets, we could not drive the car.
The streets were frozen, so I couldn’t drive.

漏えいはすぐに食いとめる必要がある。
The leak needs to be stopped immediately.
The leak needs to be eaten immediately.

ココは、耳が不自由な人の言葉である手話を５００語以上も知っていて、それらを使う。
Koko knows and uses more than 500 words in sign language, the language of deaf people.
Here, we know more than 500 words in sign language, which is the language of deaf people, and we use them.

我がチームは大勝利を収めて帰国した。
Our team returned home after a huge victory.
Our team returned with a great victory.

イスマエルと呼んでください。
Call me Ismaël.
Call me Ismael.

君がばかでないのと同様に僕もばかでない。
I am not any more foolish than you are.
I'm not as stupid as you are.

トムは何歳ですか。
How old is Tom?
How old is Tom?

二十五歳までに、彼女は異なる五つの国で暮らしてきた。
She lived in five different countries by age 25.
By the time she was 20, she had lived in five different countries.

彼女に良い考えが寸前のところで浮かんだ。
A good idea came across her mind at the last moment.
She's got a good idea.

なぜ森の中で道に迷ったのか。
Why did you get lost in the woods?
Why have they gone astray in the woods?

英語は私の母国語です。
English is my mother tongue.
English is my native language.

フランス語って英語よりも難しいんですか？
Is French harder than English?
Is French more difficult than English?

彼らは学校の近くに住んでいる。
They live near the school.
They live near school.

私は日本語を話すことができます。
I speak Japanese.
I can speak Japanese.

ジョンとメアリーはその重要な問題について意見が違った。
John and Mary had different opinions about that important matter.
John and Mary had different opinions on that important issue.

父は約１０分前に帰宅した。
Father came home about ten minutes ago.
My father came home about ten minutes ago.

彼女は私にたずねもしないで、私の傘を持っていった。
She took my umbrella without so much as asking me.
She didn’t bother me, she took my umbrella.

私はその男に会った記憶がない。
I have no recollection of seeing the man.
I don't remember seeing that man.

どれでも好きなものを選びなさい。
Choose whichever you like.
Choose whatever you like.

今度は君がそこにいかなければならない。
This time you must go there.
Now you have to go there.

目覚し時計で、私は７時に目を覚まします。
The alarm clock wakes me at seven.
In the alarm clock, I wake up at 7:00.

２部屋あるアパートを借りたいのですが。
I want to rent an apartment with two rooms.
I'd like to rent an apartment with two rooms.

彼らは彼に話をさせた。
They let him tell the story.
They made him talk.

その子は悪い癖が直った。
He was cured of his bad habits.
The kid's got a bad habit.

彼女は近頃太ってきた。
She has put on weight recently.
She's getting fat lately.

ご好意を深く感謝します。
I am deeply grateful to you for your kindness.
Thank you very much.

出ていけ。
Get out.
Get out.

中にはむずかしそうなのもあるし。
Some of them seem to be too difficult.
Some of them seem to be boring.

食事をする時間はたっぷりある。
We have time enough to eat.
We have plenty of time to eat.

彼の成功の事は新聞に書いてあった。
His success was mentioned in the paper.
I read about his success in the papers.

その若い医師は貧しい人々や病人を助けることに専念した。
The young doctor devoted himself to helping the poor and sick.
The young doctor devoted his life to helping the poor and the sick.

私は決して彼女に彼女が好きだとは言っていない。
Never did I tell her that I loved her.
I never told her I liked her.

彼は著述に励んでいた。
He was closely occupied with his writing.
He was encouraging the book.

彼は私たちのすぐ隣に住んでいる。
He lives immediately next to us.
He lives right next to us.

正直がいつも割に合うとは限らない。
Honesty doesn't always pay.
Honesty isn't always right.

あの人達は都会の生活にあこがれている。
They are longing for city life.
They are obsessed with urban life.

私たちが訪ねたとき、彼は兄さんに英語を教えてもらっているところであった。
He was being taught English by his brother when we called on him.
When we visited him, he was teaching his brother English.

君がどんなにがんばっても、１日で５冊も小説を読むことはできないだろう。
Try as you may, you will not be able to read as many as five novels in a day.
No matter how hard you try, you won't be able to read five novels in one day.

彼の家を探して一時間以上も歩き回った。
Looking for his house, I walked about for over an hour.
I walked around for more than an hour looking for his house.

トムはいつも驚くほど仕事が早い。
Tom always gets the job done surprisingly fast.
Tom always works so fast.

パーティーは彼のスピーチで始まった。
The party opened with his speech.
The party started with his speech.

彼には教職の経験が無かったが、やみくもにこの世界に飛び込んだ。
He'd had no experience of teaching, but he plunged in nonetheless.
He didn't have the experience of teaching, but in the dark he jumped into the world.

ほとんど雨は降っていない。
It is hardly raining.
It's hardly raining.

同級生を代表して歓迎の挨拶をいたします。
On behalf of our classmates, I welcome you.
On behalf of your classmates, welcome.

趣味は言語を習う
My hobby is learning languages.
Hobbies learn language.

彼は断固たる口調で「だめだ」と言った。
"No", he said in a decided tone.
He said in a firm tone, "No."

宮殿には国王と王妃が住んでいる。
In the palace live the king and the queen.
The palace has kings and queens.

まず商売を繁昌させてから妻をめとれ。
First thrive and then take a wife.
First of all, get your wife out of business.

来月公開される彼の最新作にご注目ください。
Watch out for his latest movie which comes out next month.
Please pay attention to his latest work that will be released next month.

秋は食べ物が特に美味しい時である。
Autumn is when food is especially delicious.
In the fall, food is especially good.

今日の政治状況はそれほど安定していない。
The current political situation is not very stable.
The political situation today is not so stable.

絶対に誘惑にはまけないぞ。
I'm determined never to give way to temptation.
I'm not trying to seduce you.

引き続きのご支援を感謝いたします。
We appreciate your continued support.
I will continue to thank you for your support.

私は彼からこの本を借りた。
I borrowed this book from him.
I borrowed this book from him.

警察は山田の挙動を注視している。
The police were watching Yamada's movements.
The police are watching Yamada's behavior.

今年の８月は雨の日がほとんど無かった。
This year there were few rainy days in August.
In August of this year, there were few rainy days.

デザートのお好きなかたもおばあちゃんの台所へどうぞ。
If you like dessert, you'll love Grandma's Kitchen!
If you like dessert, go to Grandma's kitchen.

パーティーの食べ物がたくさん残った。
There was a lot of food left over from the party.
There was a lot of food left for the party.

そうです、異常音は空冷ファンの最後の断末魔だったのです。
That's right, that strange sound was the final death scream of the cooling fan.
That's right.

君はいつも私のあら捜しをしている。
You're always finding fault with me.
You're always looking for my cause.

テイト氏をつれてきていただけませんか。
Aren't you going to get Mr Tate?
Please send Mr. Tate.

為すことができる者が為し、為すことができない者が教える。
He who can, does. He who cannot, teaches.
People who can do it, people who can't do it, people who can't.

私たちには飲む水が少しもなかった。
We had no water to drink.
We had no water to drink.

自分でなんとかするよ。
I took care of it myself.
I'll take care of it myself.

世界一大きい動物園はドイツのベルリンの動物園だ。
The world's largest zoo is in Berlin, Germany.
The largest zoo in the world is a zoo in Berlin, Germany.

日本人はなんでそんなにビアンとかバイとかに偏見を持つのですか？
Why are Japanese so prejudiced against lesbians and bisexuals?
Why are Japanese so prejudiced against Bian and Baba?

君の言うことは認めるけれども、言い方が気に入らない。
I admit that what you say is true, but I don't like the way you say it.
I agree with you, but I don't like the way you say it.

これらのダンボールは壊れ易い。
These boxes are fragile.
These Danballs are fragile.

老人を尊敬せねばならない。
You need to respect the elderly.
We must respect the old man.

彼は世界が生んだ最大の科学者だ。
He is the greatest scientist that the world has ever produced.
He is the world's greatest scientist.

あの壊れた花瓶は祖父のものです。
That broken vase is my grandfather's.
That broken vase belongs to my grandfather.

コンピューターを使える人を探しています。
We're looking for somebody who can use a computer.
We're looking for people who can use computers.

彼らはボートを30キロ近く運んだ。
They carried the boats almost thirty kilometers.
They took the boat close to 30 kilometers.

概して言えば、その国の気候は厳しい。
On the whole, the country has a severe climate.
Generally speaking, the climate in that country is harsh.

私は水泳が苦手です。
I am poor at swimming.
I'm not good at swimming.

私の叔父は医者の忠告を無視して酒を飲みつづけた。
My uncle kept on drinking in spite of his doctor's advice.
My uncle ignored the doctor’s advice and continued drinking.

メグはわくわくしている。
Meg is excited.
Meg is excited.

やめてって言ってるでしょ！
I said drop it!
I told you to stop!

私は読書をする時間がない。
I have no time to read.
I don't have time to read.

子供は母親にあいたがっている。
The child is lonesome for its mother.
Children want to see their mothers.

その人は僕が今まで見た中で一番きれいな女性です。
That's the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.
He's the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.

マネージャーは、私が彼と一緒に空港に行ってはどうかと言い出した。
The manager suggested that I go with him to the airport.
The manager said that I should go to the airport with him.

私はそれを期待していたので、なおさらがっかりした。
I was all the more disappointed because of my expectations.
I was so disappointed that I was expecting it.

彼はケンブリッジ大学の教授であった。
He was a professor at Cambridge University.
He was a professor at Cambridge University.

ロボットを愛さなくなれば、彼奴は、御前に復仇する。」 「あのロボットが——」 「ああ。」 「どんな復讐？」 「殺す。」
"If you stop loving the robot, it will take its revenge upon you" "That robot will--" "Yes" " What type of revenge?" "It will kill you"
"If you don't love a robot, he'll avenge you."

あなたは歌を歌えます。
You can sing a song.
You can sing a song.

バルカン山脈はブルガリアの中央を東西に走る山脈。
The Balkan Mountain range runs across Bulgaria from west to east.
The Balkans are mountains that run east and west through the center of Bulgaria.

つまらないことに時間を無駄に過ごすな。
Don't waste time on trifles.
Don't waste your time on nothing.

彼は見知らぬ女の人を自分の母親として認めることはできなかった。
He could not accept a strange woman as his mother.
He could not recognize a strange woman as his mother.

彼女はインターネットで稼ぐよい方法を思いついた。
She came up with a good way of making money by using the Internet.
She came up with a better way to make money on the Internet.

僕は鶏肉が好きです。
I love chicken.
I like chicken.

胸毛はセクシーだと思いますか？
Do you think that chest hair is sexy?
Do you think your chest hair is sexy?

家族がいるってすばらしいです。
It's great to have a family.
It's great to have a family.

ロンドンは東京に比べて小さい。
London is small compared to Tokyo.
London is smaller than Tokyo.

彼女は有機化学を専攻している。
She majors in organic chemistry.
She's a major in organic chemistry.

私にその本を取ってきて下さい。
Get that book for me.
Get me that book.

渋滞に巻き込まれなければ、間に合うと思いますよ。
I think we'll get there in time if we don't get caught in a traffic jam.
If we don't get stuck in traffic, we'll be in time.

この騒音には、もう我慢できないの。
I can not bear this noise any more.
I can't stand this noise anymore.

君は自分の健康を度外視するわけにはいかない。
You can't afford to neglect your health.
You can't go beyond your health.

際どかった。
That was a close shave.
It was terrible.

カルロスは出て行き本を持って戻ってきました。
Carlos went away and came back with the book.
Carlos left and came back with a book.

水泳に関する限りでは彼は誰にもひけをとらない。
Where swimming is concerned, he is second to none.
As far as swimming is concerned, he doesn’t bother anyone.

彼女はいつも幸福そうだったが、実際は決して幸せではなかった。
She always looked happy, but never was.
She was always happy, but never really happy.

使節団は空路を利用して国境までの最短距離を行った。
The mission took the direct route by air to the boundary.
The envoys used an empty street to make the shortest distance to the border.

大学の設立が彼女の大きな願いだった。
The foundation of a college was her great ambition.
The founding of the university was her great wish.

営業時間を教えてください。
What hours is it open?
Let's see if we can figure out what the operating time is.

彼らの到着が遅れたのは雨のせいだ。
Their late arrival was owing to the rain.
Their arrival was delayed because of the rain.

残念な事に私の父は長患いから回復できなかった。
To my regret, my father could not recover from his long illness.
Unfortunately, my father was unable to recover from his long illness.

外は寒いから中に入りなさい。
Come inside because it's cold outside.
It's cold outside. Go inside.

私は彼を許せない、なぜなら彼は私を人前で侮辱したのだから。
I cannot forgive him because he insulted me in public.
I can't forgive him, because he insulted me in public.

たった１０ドルだぜ。
It only costs $10.00!
It's only $10.

彼を知っている人々は、彼のことを良く言います。
Those who know him speak well of him.
People who know him often say things about him.

彼女は学生を下宿させて収入をえている。
She earns money by taking in students.
She's earning money by boarding students.

何か言いたいことでもあんの？
Is there something you want to say?
Is there something you want to say?

この景色を見ると、懐かしい生まれ故郷の町を思い出すよ。
This scenery carries me back to my old native town.
The view reminds me of my old hometown.

今日なし得る事を明日まで延ばすな。
Never put off to tomorrow what you can do today.
Don't put anything off until tomorrow.

何がそこにありますか。
What is over there?
What's in there?

平和に生活させてください。
Let me live in peace.
Let us live in peace.

私がどんなに心配したかあなたはわかっていない。
You don't understand how worried I was about you.
You don't know how worried I was.

ご遠慮なくお使いください。
Be my guest.
Please do not hesitate to use it.

私の言うことが聞こえますか。
Can you hear me?
Do you hear me?

ディナーを食べに階下に行こう。
Let's go downstairs for dinner.
Let's go downstairs for dinner.

そんなこと真に受けちゃだめだよ。彼は大袈裟に言う傾向があるから。
Don't take it literally. He is inclined to exaggerate.
You can't take it for granted.

その映画を見ておけばよかったなあ。
I wish I had seen the film.
I should've seen that movie.

私たちは一言も聞き漏らさないように注意深く聞いていた。
We listened carefully in order not to miss a single word.
We listened carefully so that no one could hear us.

その花は非常にいい匂いがする。
The flowers give off a very pleasant perfume.
The flowers smell very good.

この映画は小説をもとにしている。
This film is based on a novel.
The film is based on novels.

あれは古いお城です。
That is an old castle.
It's an old castle.

トムは免疫力が低下している。
Tom has a weakened immune system.
Tom's immune system is dropping.

君は一人じゃない。
You aren't alone.
You're not alone.

あの方は私たちの先生です。
She's our teacher.
He's our teacher.

彼は言われたようにせざるをえなかった。
He had no choice but to do as he was told.
He had to do what he was told.

彼はりっぱに振る舞った。
He bore himself well.
He acted in a fine manner.

この所は私たちの援助の申し出を断った。
She turned down our offer of help.
This area refused to offer our help.

彼は名前を覚えるのが下手だ。
He's not good at remembering names.
He's not very good at remembering names.

音楽がなければ、この世は退屈な所になるだろう。
Were it not for music, the world would be a dull place.
Without music, this world would be boring.

席を立ちかけて腰を浮かした。
I half rose to my feet to leave my seat.
I sat down and sat down.

シカゴ行きの便を予約したいのですが。
Can I reserve a flight to Chicago?
I'd like to book a flight to Chicago.

私は彼のそでをつかんだ。
I held his sleeve.
I grabbed him in the back.

わたしはそれの真意を疑う。
I doubt whether it is true or not.
I doubt it's true.

彼は人生のすいも甘いも知っている。
He has tasted the bitters and sweets of life.
He knows how sweet life is and how sweet it is.

誰が知っているだろうか。
Who knows that?
Who knows?

この本を１部ください。
Give me a copy of this book.
Please take one of these books.

彼はあなたや私とほとんど同じように日本語が話せる。
He can speak Japanese almost as well as you and I.
He speaks Japanese almost as well as you and I.

亡くなった。
He died.
He's dead.

もし彼を見たら外国人と思うだろう。
To look at him, you would take him to be a foreigner.
If you see him, you'll think he's a foreigner.

ハトは平和の表象である。
A dove is a symbol of peace.
The dove is a picture of peace.

私は人前で話すことになれていない。
I'm not accustomed to speaking in public.
I can't speak in public.

君に秘密を打ち明けよう。
I will tell you a secret.
I'll tell you a secret.

あなたはテニスが上手ですか。
Are you good at tennis?
Are you good at tennis?

父が快く車を貸してくれるとは思わない。
I don't think my father is willing to lend us the car.
I don't think my father would be happy to lend me a car.

町中だれもそれを知っている。
The whole town knows of it.
Everyone in town knows that.

「君は日本人の学生ですか」「はい、そうです」
"Are you a Japanese student?" "Yes, I am."
- Are you a Japanese student? - Yes.

私はまだそのはなしは聞いてない。
I haven't heard that story yet.
I haven't heard that yet.

こんな所出よう！
I wanna get out of here!
Let's get out of here!

バスの運転手は乗客の安全について責任がある。
A bus driver is responsible for the safety of the passengers.
The bus driver is responsible for the safety of the passengers.

今年の夏はこの３０年で一番の暑さだ。
This is the hottest summer that we have had in thirty years.
This summer is the hottest in 30 years.

彼は静かな田舎をハイキングするのが大好きです。
He loves to hike in the quiet countryside.
He loves to hike the quiet countryside.

私たちはその結果に十分満足しているわけではない。
We are not quite satisfied with the result.
We are not fully satisfied with the results.

ちょっと、君。
Hey, you.
Hey, buddy.

開拓者は多くの危険に出会った。
The pioneers met with many dangers.
Pioneers faced many dangers.

「それはいい考えだ」と、私は心の中で思った。
I said to myself, "That's a good idea."
“That’s a good idea,” I thought to myself.

彼女は彼に、行かないで欲しいと懇願した。
She pleaded with him to not leave.
She begged him not to go.

バケツを水で満たしなさい。
Fill the bucket with water.
Fill the bucket with water.

明日は晴れかどうか知りたい。
We want to know if it will be sunny tomorrow.
I want to know if tomorrow's all right.

「可愛い子犬ね。どうしてパンダと名付けられたの？」「パンダのような顔をしているからだ」
"What a cute puppy. Why is he called Panda?" "Because his face looks like a panda."
"You're a pretty puppy, and why was it named a panda?"

これは私のかばんです。
This is my bag.
This is my shield.

その本を出版社に注文してもらえませんか。
I'd like to place an order for the book with the publishing company.
Why don't you order the book to the publishers?

あなたの手書きは上手です。
You have really good handwriting.
Your handwriting is good.

私は彼がそこへ行った理由を知らない。
I don't know the reason why he went there.
I don't know why he went there.

資金は彼が商売で身を立てるのに十分だった。
The money was enough to establish him in business.
The money was enough for him to set himself up in business.

飛行機は込み入ってそうですか。
Does it look like the plane will be crowded?
Is the plane coming in?

そう、私きてくれて嬉しかったわ。
O.K. I'm glad you could come.
Yeah, I'm glad you're here.

科学は非常に綿密な観察に基づいている。
Science is based on very careful observations.
Science is based on very detailed observation.

なんでそう思うの？
Why do you think so?
What makes you think that?

後者の能力はすべて遺伝によって私達に伝えられる。つまり、親から受けつぐ遺伝子を通して私たちはそうした能力を受け取るのである。
All of these abilities are passed on to us by genetic transmission; we receive them by way of the genes that we inherit from our parents.
All the latter abilities are passed on to us by genetics, which means that we receive them through the genes we receive from our parents.

いつどこでその戦争は起きたのですか。
When and where did the war break out?
When and where did that war take place?

着いてきてください。
Come with me, please.
Follow me.

キング牧師は首を撃たれ、後方に倒れた。
Rev. King fell backwards, shot in the neck.
He was shot in the neck and fell behind.

その本を郵便でお送りします。
I'll send the book by mail.
I'll send you that book by mail.

彼はたいへん金持ちだそうだ。
They say that he's very rich.
He says he's very rich.

外国語の習得には根気が必要だ。
Learning a foreign language requires perseverance.
Learning a foreign language requires patience.

私、菜々です。山内秀樹の娘です。
I'm Nana. I'm Hideki Yamauchi's daughter.
I'm Hideko's daughter.

私はタクシーでホテルへ行った。
I went to the hotel by cab.
I took a taxi to a hotel.

彼は私が思ったのとは違っていた。
He was otherwise than I thought.
He was different from what I thought.

この金属は亜鉛と呼ばれる。
This metal is called zinc.
This metal is called zinc.

どうかその歌をもう一度歌ってください。
Sing the song once more, please.
Please sing that song again.

トムは私より賢い。
Tom is more intelligent than me.
Tom's smarter than me.

コーヒー休みは米国のしきたりである。
The coffee break is an American institution.
Coffee breaks are American norms.

過去へさかのぼることは不可能だと見なされている。
It is considered impossible to travel back to the past.
It is considered impossible to go back to the past.

四時まで待ちます。
I'll wait till four o'clock.
I'll wait until 4:00.

デトロイトは自動車産業で有名だ。
Detroit is famous for its car industry.
Detroit is famous for its auto industry.

警察は事件の真相を明らかにするだろう。
The police will reveal the truth of the case.
The police will reveal the truth of the case.

トラックが道の真ん中に止まっていた。
A truck was standing in the middle of the road.
The truck was parked in the middle of the road.

西洋の多くの習慣が日本に根付いてきた。
Many western customs have taken root in Japan.
Many Western customs have taken root in Japan.

個人はそれぞれ異なっている。
Each individual is different.
Each individual is different.

私の本はあなたの机の上にあります。
My book is on your desk.
My book is on your desk.

コンサートがあまりにも早く終わってしまったので私は驚いた。
I was surprised because the concert ended all too soon.
I was surprised that the concert ended too soon.

日本では石炭が石油との価格競争に負けてエネルギー市場を失った。
Petroleum priced coal out of the energy market in Japan.
In Japan, coal lost its energy market when it lost the price competition with oil.

私があなたの案内役を務めましょう。
I'll act as a guide for you.
I'll be your guide.

嵐が私たちの町に近づいていた。
A storm was approaching our town.
The storm was approaching our town.

私の質問に答えて下さい。
Please answer my question.
Answer my question.

その塔は３２１メートルの高さがある。
The tower is three hundred and twenty-one meters high.
The tower is 321 meters high.

彼は走るのがとても早い。
He runs very fast.
He's running so fast.

彼女は卵を茹でた。
She boiled the eggs.
She boiled her eggs.

これらの本はだれのですか。
Whose books are these?
Who are these books?

俺に見せてくれ。
Show them to me.
Show me.

あなたの息子さんを親離れさせるべきです。
You should have your son independent of you.
You should get your son away from you.

ある調査によれば、世界の１０億人の人口が貧困で苦しんでいます。
According to a survey, 1 thousand million people are suffering from poverty in the world.
According to one study, a billion people around the world suffer from poverty.

２度までも彼は約束を破ったのにまだ信じるのか。
Do you still trust him after he broke his promise twice?
Do you still believe that he has broken his promise twice?

台所にあります。
It is in the kitchen.
It's in the kitchen.

彼は夕方遅く帰宅した。
He came home late in the evening.
He came home late in the evening.

彼が誕生日カードを送ってくれた。
He sent me a birthday card.
He sent me a birthday card.

我々はどうにかしてその密林を通り抜けよう。
We'll get through the jungle somehow.
We'll somehow get through that jungle.

彼はその鳥を見失った。
He lost sight of the bird.
He lost that bird.

彼女はそのロープをぐいっと引っ張った。
She gave a big pull on the rope.
She pulled the rope back and forth.

私たちは、悲しい知らせを聞いて涙を流さざるをえなかった。
We could not but weep at the sad news.
We were forced to shed tears when we heard the sad news.

あなたが女の子だからよ。
That's because you're a girl.
Because you're a girl.

箱は空いていて中はからだった。
The box was open and empty.
The box was empty. The box was empty.

交通事故のない日は１日としてない。
Not a day passes without traffic accidents.
It didn't take a day without a car accident.

電話機が壊れているかどうか調べて下さい。
Can you check if the phone is out of order?
See if the phone's broken.

ある日彼がそこで彼女と会ったのは確かだった。
It was certain that he saw her there on a certain day.
One day I was sure he saw her there.

彼はあなたの手紙にまもなく返事をくれるでしょう。
He'll answer your letter soon.
He'll be answering your letter shortly.

昨日家にいましたよね？
You were at home yesterday, weren't you?
You were home yesterday, weren't you?

彼女は彼がきらいなので、彼の忠告に従うことを拒みそうだ。
She is likely to refuse to follow his advice, because she doesn't like him.
She refuses to follow his advice because he doesn’t like it.

母は冷蔵庫を買って届けさせた。
My mother bought a refrigerator and had it delivered.
My mother bought me a refrigerator.

そのドアは手前へ折りたためるようになっている。
The doors fold back.
It's starting to fold in front of me.

何もしないでいるより働いているほうがましだ。
Work is preferable to idleness.
I'd rather work than do nothing.

私が悲しいなんてとんでもない。
I am far from sad.
I can't believe I'm sad.

彼はこれを食べませんよね。
He doesn't eat this, does he?
He doesn't eat this, does he?

その社会奉仕家はスチブンソン家に関する情報をあくまでも追跡するよう求められた。
The social worker was asked to follow up the information about the Stevenson family.
The social worker was asked to track down information about the Stibson family.

その会社は宣伝に多くを費やしている。
The company spends a lot of money on advertising.
The company spends a lot of money on advertising.

メグは四つ葉のクローバーを見つけた。
Meg found a four leaf clover.
Meg found a four-leaf crawler.

悪いのは私ではなくて君の方なんです。
It is, not I, but you, who are to blame.
It's not me, it's you.

あなたは新しいことを勉強したいのだと思った。
I thought you liked to learn new things.
I thought you wanted to learn something new.

やれるだけのことはやりました。
I did all I could.
I did what I could.

私たちは行くべきだと思う。
I think we should go.
I think we should go.

巨大なタンカーがついに今し方出港した。
A huge tanker put off just now.
The giant tanker is finally out of port.

トムは私たちがリクエストした歌を歌わなかった。
Tom didn't sing the song we requested.
Tom didn't sing the song we requested.

かつてはここに橋があった。
At one time, there was a bridge here.
There used to be bridges here.

お噂はうかがっております。
I've heard a lot about you.
I've heard rumors.

試験はいつ受けたの？
When did you take the exam?
When did you take the test?

オランダは狭い国です。
The Netherlands is a small country.
The Netherlands is a small country.

彼は頑として自分の間違いを認めようとしなかった。
He was not about to admit his mistake.
He was stubborn and refused to admit his mistakes.

車が凍てついた路面を滑った時は「ひやっ」とした。
It was frightful when my car skidded on the ice.
When the car slipped along the frozen side of the road, it was like a “hi”.

東京は日本の首都です。
Tokyo is the capital of Japan.
Tokyo is the capital of Japan.

祖父は９０歳代である。
My grandfather is in his nineties.
My grandfather is in his 90s.

星は空高く輝く。
Stars shine above in the sky.
The stars shine high in the sky.

その老人は妻に莫大な財産を残して死んだ。
The old man left a large fortune to his wife.
The old man died leaving his wife a fortune.

彼女は客を心から迎えた。
She gave her guests a hearty reception.
She welcomed the guests with her heart.

湿地帯は生態系において水の浄化、洪水と侵食の防止、野生生物への食料とすみかの提供という重要な役割を演じる。
Wetland habitats serve essential functions in an ecosystem, including acting as water filters, providing flood and erosion control, and furnishing food and homes for fish and wildlife.
The wetlands play an important role in the cleaning up of water in ecosystems, in preventing floods and erosion, and in providing food and shelter for wildlife.

私は自分の目をうたがった。
I couldn't believe my eyes.
I wanted to see myself.

夕食は彼女のお手製だった。
She cooked the dinner herself.
Dinner was hers.

ミディアムレアにして、ポテトをひとつつけてください。
Medium-rare and a potato, please.
Make a medium rare and put one potato at a time.

トムはメアリーが何をするつもりなのか、はっきりと知らない。
Tom doesn't know for certain what Mary is going to do.
Tom doesn't know exactly what Mary's gonna do.

ドレスはヒザまで長さがある。
The dress comes to my knees.
The dress is long and long.

われわれは、彼がその問題を解いた容易さに驚いた。
We were surprised at the ease with which he solved the problem.
We were surprised at how easy it was for him to solve the problem.

トムはお風呂を入れた。
Tom ran a hot bath.
Tom took a bath.

彼は白い猫を飼っています。
He has a white cat.
He has a white cat.

あなたの意見は私のものと変わりません。
Your opinion is the same as mine.
Your opinion is not the same as mine.

その嘘は国中に広まった。
The rumor spread throughout the country.
That lie spread across the country.

あなたはそうすることでずっと手間が省けるだろう。
You would be saved a great deal of trouble.
You'll be much easier if you do.

このクラスは女子が男子より多い。
There are more girls than boys in this class.
The class has more girls than boys.

貴重品を預かってください。
Could you hold these valuables?
Please keep your valuables.

彼がエジプトに行きたがっているのは事実だ。
It is fact that he wants to visit Egypt.
It is true that he wants to go to Egypt.

お年寄りには親切にするべきだ。
We should be kind to the aged.
You should be kind to the elderly.

兵士達は警戒しながら国境に向かって進んだ。
The soldiers headed for the frontier with caution.
The soldiers made their way to the border with caution.

京葉鉄鋼の林様よりご紹介いただきました。
Your name was given to us by Mr. Hayashi of Keiyo Steel Corporation.
Here's what I'm going to show you.

私たちの意見は大きく食い違っている。
There is a gulf between our opinions.
Our opinions are very different.

前もって綿密な計画を立てておくべきだった。
We should have made a careful plan in advance.
I should have planned ahead of time.

君は果物が好きだ。
You like fruit.
You like fruit.

この学校へ行くには多額の金を要する。
Going to this school requires a lot of money.
It takes a lot of money to get to this school.

彼は海外へ留学した。
He studied abroad.
He studied abroad.

この本とあの本ではどちらが古いですか。
Which is older, this book or that one?
Which is older in this book and that book?

お体を大切に。
Take care.
Take care of yourself.

ジミーによろしくね。
Say hello to Jimmy.
Say hi to Jimmy.

今度は私が質問された。
I was asked a question in my turn.
He asked me a question this time.

人類は生態系の退化を防ぐことができるだろうか？
Will humanity be able to prevent the degradation of ecosystems?
Is it possible for us to prevent the degeneration of the ecosystem?

私はテレビでそのボクシングの試合を見た。
I saw the boxing match on television.
I saw that boxing game on TV.

軍隊はギリシャに上陸した。
The troops landed in Greece.
The army landed in Greece.

私は、若いうちに禿げたくない。
I don't want to go bald when I'm still young.
I don't want to get puffed up when I'm young.

その気体は圧縮されてボンベに詰め込まれた。
The gas was compressed into a gas cylinder.
The gas is compressed into the tank.

誰も部屋が出ることを許されなかった。
Nobody was allowed to go out of the room.
No one was allowed to leave.

間食はよくない習慣だ。
Eating between meals is a bad habit.
It's a bad habit to eat in between.

ジムはペンを落としたので、かがんで拾い上げた。
Jim dropped his pen and bent to pick it up.
Jim dropped his pen and picked it up.

少年は新しいバットでボールを打った。
The boy hit the ball with his new bat.
The boy hit the ball with a new bat.

行って結構です。
You can go now, sir.
You can go.

国王が王子をとらえたことがまた戦争をひきおこした。
The capture of the prince by the king led to another war.
The king's capture of the prince caused another war.

なんとかなるかな？
Will I make it through?
Do you think it'll work?

私は京都に住んでいる友達がいる。
I have a friend who lives in Kyoto.
I have a friend who lives in Kyoto.

約束はきちんと果たすべきだ。
You should carry out your promises.
You have to keep your word.

大雪のため列車は定刻どおり運行できなかった。
The heavy snow stopped the train from running on time.
Because of the heavy snow, the train was unable to operate on time.

私はビルが明日アンに会えるように取りはからった。
I have arranged for Bill to meet Ann tomorrow.
I took care of Bill so he can see Anne tomorrow.

車で通りかかったときに、有名な女優の家をチラッと見ました。
When I passed by it in a car, I caught a glimpse of the house of a famous actress.
I saw a famous actress's house as I drove down the street.

私が外出していたとき彼がやってきた。
He came when I was out.
He came when I was out.

警官は君に何か言いましたか。
Did a policeman say anything to you?
Did the cops say anything to you?

寒い季節に入ると、体の弱い人はとかく風邪を引きやすい。
As the cold season sets in, people who aren't so healthy are likely to catch colds.
In cold weather, those who are weak are often more susceptible to colds.

君が困った時には僕が助けてあげるよ。
When you have difficulties, I will help you.
I'll help you when you're in trouble.

霧が濃くなってきていますね。
The fog is getting thicker.
The fog is getting thicker.

こんなところにこんなすてきなホテルがあるとは思いもしなかった。
I never expected this fine hotel to be found in such a place.
I never thought there would be such a nice hotel.

君はなんて失礼なんだろう。
You really are rude, aren't you?
How rude of you.

してもいないことをどうして謝るの？
Why are you sorry for something you haven't done?
Why do you apologize for not doing it?

彼は昨日試合でけがをした。
He got hurt in the game yesterday.
He beat up in a game yesterday.

先生と私は向かい合って座っていた。
The teacher and I sat face to face.
The teacher and I were sitting face to face.

何飲んでるの？
What are you drinking?
What are you drinking?

彼はひどい虐待を受けた。
He was treated with great cruelty.
He was badly abused.

私は春が一番好きだ。
I like spring the best.
I like spring best.

彼女は１０冊も本を書いた。
She wrote as many as ten books.
She wrote 10 books.

これから何が起こるのか、誰にもわからない。
No one knows what's going to happen.
No one knows what's going to happen.

彼は親切にも郵便局まで道案内してくれた。
He was kind enough to show me the post office.
He kindly guided me to the post office.

先ずは、格好から入らないとね。
The first thing to do is just to get a nice outfit for it.
I'm gonna have to get dressed first.

お力添えをお願いいたします。
I require your assistance.
Thank you for your help.

昨日の晩何を食べたか覚えていない。
I can't remember what I ate last night.
I don't remember what I ate last night.

どうぞスミスさんにつないでください。
Please put me through to Mr Smith.
Please don't go to Mr. Smith.

私の代わりにいってくれませんか。
Will you go in place of me?
Why don't you take my place?

メアリーはトムの義理の母だ。
Mary is Tom's stepmother.
Mary is Tom's mother-in-law.

トムがピアノを弾き、メアリーが歌った。
Tom played the piano and Mary sang.
Tom played the piano and Mary sang.

彼は市長に再選された。
He was elected mayor again.
He was re-electiond by the mayor.

彼は別れを告げて、暗闇の中を出発した。
He took his leave and set out in the dark.
He said good-bye and left for the dark.

彼のふるまいを見たらむかむかした。
I felt disgust at his behavior.
I was relieved to see his behavior.

再び彼に会う望みはない。
There is little chance of my meeting him again.
I don't want to see him again.

このワインは葡萄から作られています。
This wine is made from grapes.
This wine is made from straws.

今は本読んでる方が楽しいな。基本的にずっと本読みの部類ではあったけど、読まない時期はあんまり読まないんだよね。今はまたたくさん読む波が来ている感じかな。
I think I'll have more fun reading something now. I was always part of the bookworm group, but there are times when I just don't feel like reading anything. Right now I'm getting lots of "Read! Read!" waves coming at me.
It's fun to read now, but basically it's been a lot of reading for a long time, but it doesn't seem like there's a lot more to read right now.

結果はまだ不確かである。
The result is still in doubt.
The results are still uncertain.

こんなかわいい赤ちゃんはじめてみた！
This is the cutest baby that I have ever seen.
I've been trying to start this cute baby!

私はアメリカ人の少女に会った。
I met an American girl.
I met an American girl.

なんで今夜はこんなに月が大きいの？
Why is the moon so big tonight?
Why is the moon so big tonight?

お前には関係ない。
This has nothing to do with you.
It's none of your business.

仕事を始めよう。
Let us start our week.
Let's get to work.

あれ、一人なの？ トムと来るのかと思ってた。
What? Are you alone? I thought you were coming with Tom.
I thought you were coming with Tom.

今日は風が冷たい。
The wind is cold today.
The wind is cold today.

木陰におばあさんがいるのが見える。
I see an old woman under the tree.
I see your grandmother in the shade.

アーア、絶対うまくいくと思ったのになあ。
Oh man! I was sure this was going to work out.
Oh, I knew it would work out.

君は彼女の感情をふみつけにしているよ。
You are treading on her corns.
You're touching her feelings.

彼は匿名で赤十字に多額のお金を寄付した。
He anonymously donated a large sum of money to the Red Cross.
He donated a lot of money to the Red Cross anonymously.

酔っ払い運転でつかまった。
He was arrested for drunken driving.
I got a drunk driver.

嵐のため彼女は定時に到着できなかった。
The storm prevented her from arriving on time.
Because of the storm, she couldn't arrive at the appointed time.

１年間彼女から便りがありません。
I have not heard from her for a year.
There's no call from her for a year.

ご乗車願います！
All aboard!
Let's get you on board!

人々はガスでいきが苦しくなった。
People were choked with the gas.
The people were in trouble with the gas.

これらの緑の葉は秋には赤色になる。
These green leaves turn red in the fall.
These green leaves will turn red in the fall.

私は息子にドアを修理させた。
I got my son to fix the door.
I made my son fix the door.

彼らは皆そのレストランへ行った。
They all went to the restaurant.
They all went to the restaurant.

小説だって絵と同様に練習が必要なんだから。
Because novels, just like paintings, need you to practice.
A novel needs to be practiced just as much as a painting.

メアリーがトムをひっぱたいても、それは当然の報いなんだ。
If Mary slapped Tom, I'm sure he deserved it.
Even if Mary bends Tom, that's what she deserves.

彼は駅で二時間待たされた。
He was made to wait at the station for two hours.
He waited two hours at the station.

トムが財布をなくした時、彼はついてなかったんだ。
When Tom lost his wallet, he was out of luck.
He wasn't following Tom when he lost his wallet.

今日は土曜日で、明日は日曜日です。
Today is Saturday and tomorrow is Sunday.
It's Saturday, tomorrow's Sunday.

この靴はどんなに乱暴にはいても大丈夫です。
These shoes will stand up to hard use.
No matter how violent these shoes are.

彼に小包を送った。
I mailed a parcel to him.
I sent him a package.

私たちはみんな君の健康のことを気にしている。
We are all anxious about your health.
We all care about your health.

あなたの辞書を私に貸してくれませんか。
Will you lend your dictionary to me?
Could you lend me your dictionary?

君の髪は、ほんとにくしゃくしゃに見えるよ。
Your hair really does look untidy.
Your hair looks like a real pain in the ass.

君は字がうまいね。
You write a very good hand.
You're very good at writing.

本格的な休暇は３年ぶりだ。
It's three years since I had a real vacation.
I haven't had a real vacation in three years.

彼の娘婿は完全に病気から回復した。
His son-in-law completely recovered from his illness.
His son-in-law recovered completely from his illness.

船積みの時壊れたに違いない。
It must've been broken during shipping.
Must have broken the ship when it was loaded.

トムとメアリーはルナパークへ行きました。
Tom and Mary went to the Luna Park.
Tom and Mary went to Luna Park.

私が助けたその少年はトニー君です。
The boy I helped is Tony.
That boy I helped was Tony.

彼女は鳥についての本を書いた。
She wrote a book about the bird.
She wrote a book about birds.

これら二つの間には大きな違いがある。
These two are widely different from each other.
There's a big difference between these two.

彼らは何を求めているのか。
What are they after?
What do they want?

ほとんどの人が、私たちが姉妹だと思っていない。
Almost no one thinks that we are sisters.
Most people don't think we're sisters.

あなたに隠し事はしていません。
I haven't kept any secrets from you.
I'm not hiding anything from you.

彼は２０年前に陸軍を退役した。
He retired from the army 20 years ago.
He left the army 20 years ago.

トムは何か忘れた気がすると言っていた。
Tom said that he thought that he had forgotten something.
Tom said he'd forgotten something.

あなたは彼に会ったら元気づけてやりなさい。
Cheer him up when you see him.
When you see him, cheer him up.

我々の新しい本社は東京にあります。
Our new head office is in Tokyo.
Our new headquarters is in Tokyo.

就寝中、寝言が多いのです。
I talk in my sleep very often.
I sleep a lot when I go to bed.

呼び出していただけますか。
Can you page someone for me?
Can you get him out of here?

なんて大きなスーパーだ。
What a big supermarket!
What a big supermarket.

予約より一日早く発ちます。
I'm going to leave one night early.
I'm leaving early one day before the appointment.

私は舞踏家が職業で、ジャズダンスを教えています。
I am a dancer by trade and I teach jazz dance.
I'm a dancer, and I teach jazz dancing.

今ちょうど歩いているところです。
He is walking now.
I'm just walking.

トムはプールを持っています。
Tom has a swimming pool.
Tom has a pool.

彼は、その光景を詳細に述べた。
He described the scene in detail.
He described the scene in detail:

この薬を今服用してください。
I want you to take this medicine now.
Take this medicine now.

こうした本でも、いつかは価値が出るんだよ。
All these books will be worth their weight in gold someday.
These books are worth a lot of money one day.

暑中お見舞い申し上げます。
How are you getting along in this hot weather?
I'd like to see you in the heat.

ピカソの絵は、私には奇妙に見える。
Picasso's paintings seem strange to me.
I don't know what I'm talking about.

ジャズが使う音符は、バッハが使ったのと同じだ
Jazz uses the same notes that Bach used.
The notes that jazz uses are similar to those used by Bach.

彼女には事の善し悪しがわからない。
She can't tell the good from the bad.
She doesn't know what's good and what's bad.

その話が本当かどうか知りません。
I don't know whether the story is true or not.
I don't know if it's true.

あれが貴方の探している鍵ですか？
Is that the key you are looking for?
Is that the key you're looking for?

あたり１面花だった。
There were flowers all around.
It was one of the most beautiful flowers in the world.

彼は何をしようとしているのか。
What does he plan to do?
What he's trying to do.

私はビルを好きではない。すぐに怒るからだ。
I don't like Bill, who gets angry easily.
I don't like Bill. I'll get angry soon.

さよなら、気楽にやってね。
Good-bye, take it easy.
Good-bye. Take it easy.

今日は仕事をしたくない。
I don't feel like working today.
I don't want to work today.

彼女の父は銀行で働いている。
Her father works at the bank.
Her father works at the bank.

日本人は米と魚を主食にしています。
The basic Japanese diet consists mainly of rice and fish.
Japanese feed on rice and fish.

この件は君の利害にも関わることだ。
The matter touches your interest.
This has to do with your interests.

この次に来るときその本を持ってきてくれ。
Please bring me the book next time you come.
Next time you come, bring me that book.

先進７カ国の首脳は２０００年、沖縄に集まる。
The leaders of seven industrial democracies will meet in Okinawa in 2000.
Leaders from seven developed countries flock to Okinawa in 2000.

どうせ日本文化の粋などは連中には絶対わかるまい。
The essence of Japanese culture could never be appreciated by them.
They will never know the wonders of Japanese culture.

私が気に入っているのは、彼女の話し方だ。
What I like is her way of talking.
I like her way of talking.

あなたの飛行機は何時に離陸する予定ですか。
What time is your plane due to take off?
What time do you plan to take off?

この手紙を航空便で出してください。
Send this letter by air.
Please get this letter off the plane.

わたしはソファーにかけている。
I'm sitting on the sofa.
I'm on the couch.

暴風で私たちの家が倒された。
We had our house blown down by the storm.
The storm knocked down our house.

彼の死は国家的な損失だと思います。
I think his death is a national loss.
I think his death is a national loss.

この話はトムには聞かせたくない。
I don't want Tom to know about this.
I don't want Tom to hear this.

トムは目をつぶった。
Tom shut his eyes.
Tom closed his eyes.

私はあなたの１０倍の本を持っている。
I have ten times as many books as you have.
I have ten times your book.

「ここまでは表向きの話なんです。キリカさんも知っていることですね」「ってことは、裏向きもあるんですか？」
"Up to this point has been the official story, which Kirika also knows." "By which you mean there is also an unofficial?"
"It's a front-page story, isn't it? It's a front-page story, isn't it?

あなたのご援助に感謝しています。
I am grateful to you for your help.
Thank you for your help.

私に何かあたたかい飲み物をください。
Please give me something hot to drink.
Give me something to drink.

私は彼女に私の出発のことを知らせた。
I informed her of my departure.
I told her about my departure.

回りくどい言い方はしないでくれ。
Don't say it in a roundabout way.
Don't talk about it like that.

ロージーは１１時まで起きている事を許された。
Rosie was allowed to stay up till eleven o'clock.
Rosy was allowed to do what was going on until 11 o'clock.

日本人はこの百年間、西洋の考え方、感じ方を学びとろうとしてきた。
The Japanese have tried to learn the Western way of thinking and feeling for the past hundred years.
For a hundred years, the Japanese have been trying to learn how to think and feel the West.

マイクがそんなことをしたはずがない。
Mike cannot have done such a thing.
Mike couldn't have done that.

そのバス停で人々は整列して待っていたが、バスが止まるとすぐにその列は崩れた。
At the bus stop, people waited in orderly lines, but as soon as the bus pulled up, the line broke up.
People were waiting in line at the bus stop, but as soon as the bus stopped, the line collapsed.

ゆりかごを揺らす手は世界を支配する。
The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.
The shaker dominates the world.

彼は、子供にしたら大変な理解力を持っている。
He has a great deal of intelligence for a child.
He has great understanding as a child.

社長と話している男は浩だ。
The man talking with our boss is Hiroshi.
He's talking to the boss.

「４ポンド９０ペンスだよ」とボブが答える。
"Four pounds, ninety pence," Bob answers.
“It’s £90 pence,” Bob says.

１８歳以上の人は車を運転できる。
People above 18 may drive.
People over the age of 18 can drive.

彼は五日の午後に到着する。
He will arrive on the afternoon of the 5th.
He arrives at five p.m.

彼女は彼に座ってくださいと言った。
She asked him to sit down.
She said sit him down.

ゆっくりはっきりと話しなさい。
Speak slowly and clearly.
Speak slowly and clearly.

本を返却しましたか。
Did you take back the books?
Have you returned the book?

あなたはなんて美しい庭を持っているんでしょう。
What a beautiful garden you have!
What a beautiful garden you have.

私たちはあの山に登るつもりです。
We plan to climb that mountain.
We're gonna climb that mountain.

遠くの親類より近くの他人。
A close neighbor is better than a distant relative.
A stranger closer than a relative.

私は１９５０年４月３日に生まれた。
I was born on April 3, 1950.
I was born on April 3, 1950.

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If you have any reasons for not clearing this payment, please let us know.
Please contact me if you have a problem with this payment.

好機を逸するな。
Don't throw away a good opportunity.
Don't miss the opportunity.

彼がハワイに行ってから２年になる。
It is two years since he left for Hawaii.
It's been two years since he went to Hawaii.

私にそんなにたくさん質問するな。自分の頭を使え。
Don't ask me so many questions. Use your head.
Don't ask me too many questions. Use your head.

私は彼のことを考えずにはいられない。
I cannot help thinking about him.
I can't help thinking about him.

きみ！こっちに来なさい。
You, come here.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!

彼は体を震わせて怒っていた。
His body was shaking in anger.
He was angry, shaking his body.

そこへはバスと電車で行った。
I went there by bus and train.
There was a bus and a train.

彼女の顔は喜びで輝いていた。
Her face beamed with joy.
Her face was shining with joy.

私はとても背が高い。
I am very tall.
I'm so tall.

あなたを誤解してしまってごめんなさい。
I'm sorry that I misunderstood you.
I'm sorry I misunderstood you.

ケンはテニスをしますか。
Does Ken play tennis?
Ken's gonna do tennis.

恋愛は、はしかのようなものだ。みんな一度はかからなければならない。
Love is like measles - everyone should experience it.
I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

うちのクーラーが故障してしまった。
The air conditioner is out of order.
My cooler's out of order.

母親は赤ちゃんをベッドにそっと寝かせた。
The mother laid her baby on the bed softly.
The mother gently placed the baby in bed.

日本の土地問題には簡単な解決策はない。
There are no easy answers to the land problem in Japan.
Japan's land issue has no easy solution.

彼は僕の立場からその問題を見る事が出来ない。
He cannot see the matter from my point of view.
He can't see the problem from my point of view.

みなさん、退出してください。
Everybody, please leave.
Ladies and gentlemen, please leave.

亜由美ちゃんの足が河風の煽りを受けていた。
Ayumi's feet were fanned by the river wind.
Yumi's legs were being inspired by a river wind.

彼の首筋を血がすっと伝った。
A trickle of blood ran down his neck.
He's bleeding through his neck.

彼女にはうんざりだ。
I'm fed up with her.
I'm sick of her.

信じられないだろうけど、その洞窟から怪獣が現れたんだ。
Believe it or not, a monster emerged from the cave.
Believe it or not, a monster came out of that cave.

島が見えてきた。
An island came in sight.
I'm starting to see the island.

ここにあなたの名前をかいてくれませんか。
Would you please write your name here?
Can I have your name here?

誰がこの窓を壊したの？
Who broke this window?
Who broke this window?

何日滞在する予定ですか。
How long are you going to stay?
How many days are you planning to stay?

それ金を愛するは諸般の惡しき事の根なり、ある人々これを慕ひて信仰より迷ひ、さまざまの痛をもて自ら己を刺しとほせり。
For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.
For the love of money is a root of all sorts of injurious things, and by reaching out for this love some have been led astray from the faith and have stabbed themselves with various pains.

馬鹿みたい！
This is silly!
That's stupid!

私には食べる時間が無かった。
I had no time to eat.
I didn't have time to eat.

バスの運賃はいくらですか。
What's the bus fare?
What's the fare for the bus?

試合は終わったと思いました。
I thought the game was over.
I thought the game was over.

有名なピアニストは微笑みました。
The famous pianist smiled.
(Laughter)

ガラスを割ったのは誰だと彼が聞いたら、男の子はみんな自分はやっていないという顔をした。
When he asked who had broken the window, all the boys put on an air of innocence.
When he heard who broke the glass, all the boys looked like they didn’t do it.

私たちは多くの水を使用する。
We use a lot of water.
We use a lot of water.

かなりショックでかい。
It's a huge shock to me.
It's quite a shock.

私たちは小船でその川を渡った。
We went down the river in a small boat.
We crossed that river in a small boat.

卵はどのように調理いたしましょうか。
How do you want your eggs?
How do I cook eggs?

目を閉じてはいけない。
Don't close your eyes.
Don't close your eyes.

夫婦が愛し合うのは全く自然である。
It is quite natural the couple should love each other.
It’s perfectly natural for a couple to love each other.

彼の妹はとてもかわいいね。
His little sister is very cute, isn't she?
His sister's so cute.

あなたはもうテレビを見るのを止める時間だ。
It's about time you stopped watching television.
It's time you stopped watching TV.

私は彼の演説にうんざりした。
I was bored with his speech.
I was fed up with his speech.

もしもその機械が壊れたら、君が悪いんだよ。
If the machine is damaged, you are responsible.
If that machine breaks, it's your fault.

給料は君の能力次第だ。
You will be paid according to your ability.
Your salary depends on your ability.

私の誕生日を覚えていてくれてありがとう。
Thank you for remembering my birthday.
Thank you for remembering my birthday.

ケーキを捜してもむだだよ、私が食べちゃったんだから。
It is no use looking for the cake; I already ate it.
I'm gonna go find a cake, because I ate it.

この公園の西側に近いところは、道路の騒音も大きいが、奥にはいるともう聞こえない。
Near the west side of the park there's a lot of noise from the road, but when you go into the park you can't hear it any more.
Near the west side of the park, the noise on the road is loud, but I can’t hear it in the back anymore.

王はテロリストに襲われた。
The King was assaulted by terrorists.
The king was attacked by terrorists.

医師らは彼を治療するためにあらゆる手段を尽くした。
Doctors did everything they could to cure him.
The doctors did everything they could to treat him.

なんて大食いなのだろう。
What a big eater!
I don't know what you're eating.

怖くないの？
Aren't you scared?
Aren't you afraid?

なんでナイフが必要なの？
Why do you need a knife?
Why do you need a knife?

彼は使いきれないほどの金を稼ぐ。
He earns more money than he can spend.
He makes a lot of money.

僕の夢はランボルギーニトラクターを買うことなんです。
My dream is to buy a Lamborghini tractor.
My dream is to buy a Lamborginictrator.

オゾン層をこれ以上の破壊から守るために私たちはもっと多くのことをすべきだ。
We should do more to protect the ozone layer from further damage.
We should do more to protect the ozone layer from further destruction.

彼女が自分で自分を嘲笑うのがわたしには魅力的だ。
It's the way that she laughs at herself that endears her to me.
She's attractive to me to laugh at herself.

フランス語はどこで勉強されたんですか？
Where did you learn French?
Where did you learn French?

私にはそれの必要はない。
I have no use for it.
I don't need it.

正直に言いますよ、ねえあなた、私は全く興味がないのです。
Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn.
I'm telling you, you, I'm not interested at all.

私は林檎が好きです。
I like apples.
I like apples.

その噂はなんの根拠もなかった。
The rumor was without foundation.
The rumor had no basis.

これから判断すると。
Judging from this.
So let's see if we can figure out what that is.

数学は何とか可を取った。
I somehow got a passing grade in mathematics.
And that's what I'm going to talk about in this video.

あすの今ごろ君は何をしているだろう。
What'll you be doing at this time tomorrow?
What are you doing tomorrow?

教育の重要性はいくら強調してもしすぎることはない。
It is impossible to exaggerate the importance of education.
The importance of education cannot be overemphasized.

彼の事務所は駅のすぐ近くで便利だ。
His office is convenient for the station.
His office is handy near the station.

自分の宿題は自分でしなさい。
Do your homework for yourself.
Do your homework.

イニシャルをサインしてご返送ください。
Please initial and send back to us.
Please sign the initials and send it back.

私はカーテンを開け放した。
I drew back the curtain.
I let the curtains open.

私も傘に入れてください。
Let me in under your umbrella.
Please put me in the umbrella.

ジョンのお父さんが心臓発作で亡くなったのを知っていますか。
Do you know John's father died of a heart attack?
Do you know that John's father died of a heart attack?

彼はトランプを上手に切れる。
He can cut the cards well.
He cut the Trump well.

あなたとじかに会ってじっくり話したいことがあるのです。
I have something to talk over with you, face to face.
There's something I want to talk to you about.

トムはいつもすごく小さな声で話すから、僕には、何を言ってるのか分かるのがやっとだ。
Tom always speaks in such a low voice that I can barely understand what he says.
Tom always talks in a very small voice, so I finally know what he's talking about.

彼女は若いころ幸せだったようだ。
She seems to have been happy when she was young.
She seemed happy when she was young.

お土産何買ったの？
What kind of souvenirs did you buy?
What did you buy for me?

彼は彼女をドライブに連れ出した。
He took her out for a drive.
He took her into the drive.

あなたはパリに行ったことがないのでしょう。
You've never been to Paris?
You've never been to Paris.

私はよく同じ夢を見る。
I often dream of the same scene.
I often dream the same.

健とジョーは正午ごろに昼食を食べましたか。
Did Ken and Joe eat lunch about noon?
Ken and Joe had lunch around noon.

マッチは子供の手の届かないところに置きなさい。
Put the matches out of reach of children.
Move the matches out of the reach of your children.

このような義務があるなんて知らなかった。
I never knew about such a duty.
I didn't know you had a duty like this.

彼女は君にその写真を見せましたか。
Did she show you the picture?
Did she show you the picture?

これは彼女のペンです。
This is her pen.
This is her pen.

胃痛のことで医者に診てもらいたい。
I want to see a doctor about my stomachache.
I need you to see a doctor about stomach pain.

芸能界に長くいると、年齢的にも教えてくれる人が少なくなります。
When you're in show business for long, the number of people who can teach you something decreases every year.
As long as you're in the entertainment world, there are fewer people who are old enough to teach you.

これは今年出版された断然最高の小説です。
This is by far the best novel that has been published this year.
This is the best novel ever published this year.

トムみたいなやつは好きじゃない。
I don't like guys like Tom.
I don't like people like Tom.

来られますか。
Can you come?
You're coming.

彼女は出かけてしまった。
She has gone out.
She left.

もう少し待ってください。
Could you give me a few more minutes?
Wait a little longer.

少年は花瓶を割ってしまったことを認めた。
The boy admitted having broken the vase.
The boy admitted that he had broken the vase.

彼は明るい少年だ。
He is a cheerful boy.
He's a bright boy.

少女達は踊りを満喫した。
The girls reveled in dancing.
The girls enjoyed the dance.

人前でそんなこと出来るはずもない。
There's no way I could do something like that in front of people.
You can't do that in public.

ここ数年南ア連邦は人種問題をかかえてきた。
The Union of South Africa has had racial problems in recent years.
In the last few years, the Union of South Africa has been changing the issue of race.

真実を知ることは本当に難しいが真実を語ることはなおさら難しい。
It is truly difficult to know the truth, and still more difficult to speak it.
It’s really hard to know the truth, but it’s even harder to tell it.

和菓子にはやっぱり日本茶が合う。
Traditional Japanese sweets really do go well with Japanese tea.
Japanese tea is good for Japanese sweets.

ジュディーは子供たちを寝室へ行かせた。
Judy sent her children to bed.
Judy sent the kids to their bedrooms.

彼は選挙で大勝した。
He won the election by a large majority.
He won the election.

彼は苦労してこの歌を書いた。
He took pains to write this song.
He struggled to write this song.

着物を着ると彼女の容姿はいっそう引き立つだろう。
Her figure will be shown off to advantage in a kimono.
When I put on my clothes, I'm sure her looks will pull off a little bit.

楽しく過ごしている。
We are having a good time.
I'm having a good time.

それは何と長い橋だろう。
What a long bridge it is!
It's a long bridge.

彼は自由になるお金を全部私にくれた。
He gave me all the money at his command.
He gave me all the money to be free.

教育において試験が大きな役割を果たしている。
Examinations play a large part in education.
The exam plays a major role in education.

ヒトラーはドイツを戦争に引き入れた。
Hitler led Germany into war.
Hitler led Germany into war.

自分で言ったことはちゃんとします。
I will properly carry out the things that I said myself.
I'll do what I say.

こんな荒れ模様の日に外出するなんて君は馬鹿だよ。
You are an idiot to go out in this weather.
You're a fool to walk out on a rough day like this.

お支払日が先月末の請求書５６７８９について、まだお支払いを受けておりません。
With reference to the invoice No.56789 which was due last month, we have not yet received your remittance.
The payment date has not yet been paid for the 56789 bill last month.

彼の行為は法律に背いている。
What he's doing is against the law.
His actions are against the law.

メアリーはフランス語を読むことさえできない、フランス語を話すことはなおさらできない。
Mary can't even read French, much less speak it.
Mary can't even read French, and she can’t speak French anymore.

私は野獣が恐い。
I'm afraid of wild animals.
I'm afraid of the beast.

その計画は実にうまく考えた詐欺だった。
The plan was a masterpiece of fraud.
The plan was a very well thought-out fraud.

しかし誰も私を助けることができなかった。
However, no one was able to help me.
But no one could help me.

雪がたくさん降ってうれしいです。
We have had a lot of snow and I am very happy.
I'm glad a lot of snow falls.

今日は早退したらどうですか。
Why don't you go home early today?
Why don't you leave early today?

君たち二人に何か飲み物を持ってきてあげよう。
I'll get something to drink for both of you.
I'll bring you two something to drink.

彼女は日の出を見るために早起きした。
She got up early so as to see the sunrise.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," she said.

彼は彼女になぜ泣いているのかと尋ねた。
He asked her why she was crying.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," she said.

私が出来る限りの援助を彼に差しのべるつもりです。
I'll offer him what help I can.
I'm going to give him as much help as I can.

その選手は選手権大会で連続して３度優勝した。
The player won the championship three times in a row.
He won three championships in a row.

あなたは何を捜しているのですか。
What are you looking for?
What are you looking for?

私たちはカナダへスキーに行った。
We went skiing in Canada.
We went to Canada to ski.

その島は一年中あたたかい。
The island is warm all year.
It's been on the island all year.

これからもっと勉強します。
I'll study harder from now on.
I'm going to study more from now on.

みんなが関係する仕事は誰も自分の仕事と思わない。
Everybody's business is nobody's business.
No one thinks it’s their job to do the work that everyone's involved in.

机の上に辞書があります。
There's a dictionary on top of the desk.
There's a dictionary on your desk.

彼は彼女の愛を失ったので自殺しようとした。
He tried to kill himself because he lost her love.
He tried to kill himself because he lost her love.

貧血で倒れました。
I collapsed from anemia.
She collapsed with anemia.

私たちは、交通渋滞にあったんです。それで２０分遅れてしまいました。
We got stuck in a traffic jam, which made us twenty minutes late.
We're in traffic. We're 20 minutes late.

ミルクとお砂糖はいかがでしょうか？
Would you like milk and sugar?
Would you like some milk and sugar?

どう言っていいのかわからないので黙っていた。
Not knowing what to say, I kept silent.
I didn't know what to say.

あなたなら新しい職での困難にも対処できると確信しています。
We're confident that you are up to the challenge of the new position.
I'm sure you can handle challenges in your new job.

あの子は思ったほどいたずらではない。
The boy isn't as bad as he seemed.
He's not as much of a prank as I thought.

哲学者は世間とあまり交渉を持たない傾向がある。
Philosophers tend to have little contact with the outside world.
Philosophers tend not to negotiate with the world.

バイトで学費を稼ぎながら大学に通ってる。まあ苦学生ってとこかな。
I pay my university fees to go to university by part-time work. Well, I'm a 'working student' I suppose.
I'm working part-time and I'm going to college.

統計によれば世界の人口は増加している。
Statistics show that the population of the world is increasing.
According to statistics, the world’s population is increasing.

私は覚悟ができている。
I am ready.
I'm ready.

日本語は理解しやすい。
Japanese is easy to understand.
Japanese is easy to understand.

外見にだまされるな。
Don't be deceived by appearances.
Don't let your appearance fool you.

ジェーンは、白黒をはっきりさせる人です。
Jane calls a spade a spade.
Jane is the one who makes black and white clear.

ケイコは親切ですね。
Keiko is kind, isn't she?
Kayko is very kind.

あなたのお父様はどこにいらっしゃいますか？
Where is your father?
Where is your father?

彼は弁当を持っている。
He has a lunch.
He's got a lunch.

君はそれを取り返すはずでしたか。
Were you to take it back?
You were supposed to take it back.

コーヒーは少しも残っていないと思う。
I'm afraid there isn't any coffee left.
I don't think there's any coffee left.

彼女は自分の意志で彼と結婚したのではない。
She didn't marry him of her own will.
She did not marry him on her own.

私はロンドンに滞在中彼女と友達になった。
I made friends with her during my stay in London.
I became friends with her while I was in London.

偉大な学者が必ずしも良い先生であるとは限らない。
A great scholar is not necessarily a good teacher.
Not necessarily a great scholar is a good teacher.

私は東京の叔父の家に滞在しています。
I am staying with my uncle in Tokyo.
I'm staying at my uncle's in Tokyo.

お湯が沸騰して蒸発した。
The water has boiled away.
The boiling water evaporated.

スケートとスキーのどちらがより好きですか。
Which do you like better, skating or skiing?
Which do you prefer more than the skates or the skis?

彼女は金持ちだが彼は貧乏だ。
She is rich but he is poor.
She's rich, but he's poor.

彼はその決定について慎重さが欠けていた。
He was incautious in regard to the decision.
He was not careful about the decision.

君はまだ未熟だ。
You're still inexperienced.
You're not ready yet.

彼女の髪は床に届くほど長かった。
Her hair was so long as to reach the floor.
Her hair was long enough to reach the floor.

新車時３００万円した車も今では３０万円位だそうですから、もう少し乗ろうと思います。
Cars that, when new, cost 3,000,000 yen are apparently now worth 300,000, so I think I'll use mine a little longer.
I'm going to ride a little bit.

旗本の屋敷で、歌留多の会が催された。
A karuta gathering was being held at the hatamoto's estate.
A number of concerts were held in the flag book house.

私は友達に電話をかけていました。
I was calling my friend.
I was making a phone call to a friend.

どのぐらい複雑なのだろうか。
How complex is it?
How complicated is it?

黒雲が空一面に広がった。
Black clouds spread over the sky.
Black clouds spread all over the sky.

彼は列車を崖から転落させた。
He ran the train over a cliff.
He dropped the train off the cliff.

アウグスタ通りの３３７番地に住んでいます。
I live at 337 August Road.
I live at 337 Augusta Street.

あなたは英語が話せますか？
Do you know how to speak English?
Do you speak English?

私はその本を初めから終わりまで読んだ。
I read the book from beginning to end.
I read the book from cover to cover.

彼を公平に扱いなさい、そうすれば彼はあなたに公平になるでしょう。
If you treat him fairly, he will be fair with you.
Treat him fairly, and he will be fair to you.

暗くならないうちに、目的地に着けるようにバスに乗った。
I took the bus in order to reach the destination before it got dark.
We got on the bus so we could reach our destination before dark.

ついに正体をあらわしたな。
Now you've given yourself away.
You've finally found out who you really are.

その少女は泣いてばかりいた。
The girl did nothing but cry.
The girl was crying all the time.

彼の英語はまあまあだ。
His English is quite good.
He doesn't speak English very well.

辞書を買う金がない。
I don't have money to buy a dictionary.
I don't have the money to buy a dictionary.

僕はもう万策尽きた。
It's all up with me.
I've run out of options.

それは君の思い過ごしだよ。
It is just your imagination.
That's what you're going through.

時を超えて古代の昆虫たちが琥珀の中で生き生きと踊る。
Transcending time, the insects of ages gone past dance livelily in amber.
Over time, ancient insects dance alive in amber.

トムは多分、正しかったと思う。
I think that maybe Tom was right.
I think Tom was right.

私は友達を夕食にまねいた。
I invited my friends to dinner.
I played my friends for dinner.

どうして届かないのか分かってる？
And why do you think that is?
Do you know why I can't reach you?

活気が出るからいいことだと思うよ。
I think it's a good thing because it keep us on our toes.
I think it's good to be alive.

その３人の女の子は、それぞれ賞を獲得した。
Each of the three girls got a prize.
Each of the three girls won the award.

彼女は彼の顔に平手打ちを食らわせた。
She gave him a slap in the face.
She struck him in the face.

それをどこにも見つけられなかった。
I couldn't find it anywhere.
I couldn't find it anywhere.

このいすはとても座りごこちがよい。
This chair is very comfortable.
This chair is very comfortable.

鐘の合図で彼らは食事をした。
The bell chimed them to meals.
They ate at the bell's signal.

切符を拝見いたします。
Let me check your ticket.
I'd like to see your tickets.

私はその損害の埋め合わせをしなくてはならない。
I must make up for the loss.
I have to make up for the damage.

僕らの周囲で水はよどんでいた。
The water was dead around us.
The water was running around us.

明日もう一度息子を往診してくれるように、彼女は医師に頼んだ。
She asked the doctor to come and see her son again the next day.
She asked the doctor to visit her son again tomorrow.

斜視の人は斜めの大鎌で草を刈った。
Cross-eyed people hate cutting their grass slanted.
The stammerer mowed the grass with a diagonal scythe.

鉄は役に立つ金属だ。
Iron is a useful metal.
Iron is a useful metal.

ブラウンさんはもう日本料理を食べるのに慣れている。
Miss Brown has gotten used to eating Japanese food.
Brown is already used to eating Japanese food.

何が起こったの？
What has happened?
What happened?

あなたに代わって買い物をして家を掃除して夕食を作ってあげる。
I'll do your shopping, clean up the house, and cook your dinner for you.
I'll shop for you, clean the house and cook dinner for you.

さっさと行ったほうがいい。
We'd better get a move on.
You better get out of here.

彼は私くらいの大きさだ。
He is about my size.
He's about the size of me.

恥ずかしいと思いなさい。
You should be ashamed of yourself.
You should be ashamed.

過度の運動は体のためというよりは、むしろ害になる。
Too much exercise does more harm than good.
Overexercise is more harmful than physical health.

私のかばんです。
This is my bag.
It's my fault.

前のほうに進んで下さい。
Move up to the front, please.
Keep moving forward.

「次はどうしょうか」と彼女は独り言を言った。
"What should I do next?" she said to herself.
“I don’t know what to do next,” she said to herself.

正午から雨が降ったりやんだりしている。
It has been raining on and off since noon.
It's raining from noon.

握った拳はストレスを示すこともある。
A closed fist can indicate stress.
The fists you hold can show stress.

私たちは彼を学者としてたいしたものと思わない。
We think little of him as a scholar.
We don't think he's the one who wants to be a scholar.

私は２時間勉強しています。
I have been studying for two hours.
I'm studying for two hours.

トムは黒縁メガネをかけている。
Tom is wearing glasses with black frames.
Tom's wearing black-faced glasses.

トムはフランス語が分からないふりをしている。
Tom pretends he doesn't understand French.
Tom pretends he doesn't know French.

私は、ある程度まで心理学を勉強しました。
I have studied Psychology to some extent.
I've studied psychology to some extent.

あなたの言ったことはこの場合当てはまらない。
What you said does not apply to this case.
What you said doesn't apply in this case.

駐車場は何時まで開いてますか？
What time does the parking lot close?
How long is the parking lot open?

痛い！ドアに指挟んだ！
Ouch! I stuck my finger in the door!
Oh, my God, I'm so sorry.

今日はビーチでのんびりしよう。
Let's take it easy at the beach today.
Let's relax on the beach today.

スミス氏には技師になった息子が３人いた。
Mr. Smith had three sons who became engineers.
Mr. Smith had three sons who became engineers.

腹立ちまぎれに彼は言いたい放題のことを言って、帰って行った。
In a fit of anger he said everything he wanted to say and went home.
Embarrassed, he said whatever he wanted to say and left.

あなたはきのう何をしましたか。
What did you do yesterday?
What did you do yesterday?

落ち着いて、ゆっくり息を吸って
Relax and breathe slowly.
Take it easy. Take a deep breath.

何をそんなに緊張してんの？
What're you so nervous about?
What are you so nervous about?

彼女の成功は全くの熱心な努力のおかげであった。
Her success was due to sheer hard work.
Her success was due to all her earnest effort.

もう着きましたか。
Have you arrived yet?
We're already there.

彼は私の提案に賛成しなかった。
He didn't agree to my proposal.
He didn't agree with my proposal.

彼らはおたがい握手をした。
They shook hands with each other.
They shook hands.

ドラえモンがよくにっこり笑います。
Doraemon often smiles.
(Laughter)

なあ、トム、悩みごとなんか忘れちゃって。
Hey, Tom, forget about your worries.
Hey, Tom, I forgot about your troubles.

メアリーの新しいヘアスタイルは人ごみの中でも彼女を目立たせた。
Mary's new hairstyle made her stand out in the crowd.
Mary's new hair style caught her attention in the crowd.

僕の両親はボストン出身です。
My mother and father were both born in Boston.
My parents are from Boston.

この写真を見るとむかつく。
I always view this photo with disgust.
When I look at this picture, it makes me uncomfortable.

彼は彼女の言葉に腹を立てた。
What she said made him angry.
He was angry at what she said.

日曜日だから、彼が学校に行ったはずはない。
It's Sunday. He can't have gone to school.
He couldn't have gone to school since it's Sunday.

彼の話し方に私達はみな感銘を受けた。
His way of talking come home to us all.
We were all impressed by his way of talking.

人混みを抜けるまで私にくっついていなさい。
Stick with me until we get out of the crowd.
Stay with me until I get out of the crowd.

私は彼が英語を話すのを聞いたことがありません。
I have never heard him speak English.
I've never heard him speak English.

彼らは彼がそれを解決するのに手を貸しているが、それにしても難問だ。
They are helping him to solve it, but, all the same, it is a hard problem.
They're helping him solve it, but it's a difficult question.

先月引っ越しました。
I changed my address last month.
I moved last month.

残念なことに、他の先進諸国と同様に、アメリカも高齢化社会になりつつある。
Unfortunately, like other developed countries, America is graying.
Unfortunately, as with other developed countries, the United States is becoming an aging society.

子供のころ、よく海へ泳ぎに行ったものだ。
When I was a child, I often went swimming in the sea.
When I was a child, I used to swim to the sea.

さあ、仕事の息抜きにコーヒーでも飲みましょうか。
Let's take a break from work by drinking coffee.
Let's get a cup of coffee while we're at work.

ロゼを一本ください。
We'd like a bottle of rosé.
Give me one Rose.

この辺りにユースホステルはありますか？
Is there a youth hostel near here?
Is there a Yushostel around here?

私達は湖へピクニックに行った。
We went on a picnic at the lake.
We went to the lake picnic.

後で見て見ます、楽しみ。
Sounds great, I'll have a look afterwards.
I'll see you later, I'll look forward to it.

そんなことやっても時間の無駄にすぎない。
Trying to do such a thing is a waste of time.
That's just a waste of time.

何で学校に行かないといけないの？
Why should I go to school?
Why don't you go to school?

外は真っ暗だよ。
It's totally dark outside.
It's dark out there.

私は根っからの教師だ。
I am a career teacher.
I'm a good teacher.

知恵は富に勝る。
Wisdom is better than riches.
Wisdom is better than wealth.

彼は私たちのようではない。
He's not like us.
He's not like us.

トムさんはチョコレートが大好き。
Tom loves chocolate.
Mr. Tom loves chocolate.

父は私が朝食時に新聞を読むのを嫌っている。
My father hates my reading a newspaper at breakfast.
My father hates to read the newspapers at breakfast.

彼女は彼女の妹に劣らずほっそりしている。
She is no less slender than her sister is.
She is as thin as her sister.

トムはクラスで一番背が高い。
Tom is the tallest in the class.
Tom's the tallest in the class.

トムは靴ひもの結び方を知らない。
Tom doesn't know how to tie his shoelaces.
Tom doesn't know how to tie shoes.

人前で彼を冷やかすなんて君は意地悪だ。
It is mean of you to ridicule him in public.
You're mean to cool him in public.

スキューバダイビングほど面白いものはない。
There is nothing more exciting than scuba diving.
There's nothing more interesting than Scuba diving.

楽しい歌を何曲か歌おう。
Let's sing some merry songs.
Let's sing some nice songs.

彼女の言い方は私の神経を尖らせる。
Her manner of speaking gets on my nerves.
Her tone is sensitive to my nerves.

そのいすは木でできている。
The chairs are made of wood.
It's made of wood.

それについては何の疑いも無い。
There is no doubt whatever about it.
There is no doubt about that.

彼は私達にすぐ出かけられるように要求した。
He demanded that we leave at once.
He asked us to leave right away.

交渉はほとんど進展しなかった。
The negotiations made little progress.
Negotiations have made little progress.

ここにもとは小学校があった。
There used to be an elementary school here.
There was an elementary school here too.

もしそれが本当なら、君はどうするか。
Suppose it were true, what would you do?
If it's true, what do you do?

私は彼が書いた手紙を持っています。
I have a letter written by him.
I have a letter he wrote.

私の専攻は農業です。
My major is agriculture.
My major is agriculture.

これは頭にくる。
This is making me really angry.
It's on my head.

他人行儀は抜きにしましょう。
Let's not stand on ceremony.
Let's get rid of other people's manners.

花瓶を壊したことを、あなたにお詫びしなければなりません。
I must apologize to you for breaking the vase.
I have to apologize to you for breaking the vase.

弟がこの手紙を書いたにちがいない。
My brother must've written this letter.
My brother must have written this letter.

この論文は私の思考に影響を及ぼすだろう。
This article will affect my thinking.
This article will affect my thoughts.

患者は深い昏睡状態であります。
The patient is in a state of profound stupor.
The patient is in a deep coma.

新しい自転車が欲しいのなら、お金を貯めなさい。
If you want a new bike, you'd better start saving up.
If you want a new bike, save your money.

私は彼に会ったことがある。
I have met him before.
I've met him before.

もう一度会合をもってはどうかと思うよ。
I propose that we should have another meeting.
I don't think we should have another meeting.

その年彼らはバージニアに定住することを決めた。
They decided to settle down in Virginia that year.
That year they decided to settle in Virginia.

彼が怒ったのも当然だと思います。
I think it natural that he got angry.
No wonder he got angry.

この本を読むのに２時間かかります。
It takes two hours to read this book.
It takes two hours to read this book.

外国人は英詩をたくさん読んで初めてシェイクスピアの作品を理解することができる。
Only if a foreigner has read much English poetry can he understand Shakespeare.
Foreigners can only understand Shakespeare's work until they read a lot of English poetry.

目の前の仕事に精神を集中させなさい。
Concentrate your attention on the job in front of you.
I want you to focus your mind on what's right in front of you.

ご請求次第カタログをお送りします。
Our catalog will be sent on demand.
I'll send you a catalog as soon as you need it.

あなたは長島さん一家と親戚ですか。
Are you related to the Nagashima family?
Are you related to Nagashima's family?

従うよりしかたなかった。
There was nothing for it but to obey.
I had no choice but to obey.

どっちでも構いません。
It doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter.

君以外に、僕を幸せに出来る人はいない。
Nobody but you can make me happy.
No one but you can make me happy.

お金が幸福をもたらすとは限らない。
Money does not always bring happiness.
Money doesn't necessarily bring happiness.

昨晩ある人があなたを訪ねてきました。
A man came to visit you last night.
Someone came to visit you last night.

警察は犯人の逃亡を妨げた。
The police balked the criminal's escape.
The police prevented him from escaping.

ネコがいる。
There is a cat.
There's a cat.

人間ならだれでもそんな罪悪に対して不快感を持つ。
Human nature revolts against such a crime.
All human beings are uncomfortable with such evils.

私はジェーンが笑顔で教室に入るのを見ました。
I saw Jane go into her classroom with a smile.
I saw Jane smile into class.

トムはお金は持っている。だがそれほど幸せというわけではない。
Tom has money. However, he's not all that happy.
Tom has money, but he's not so happy.

トムはつま先で鍵を拾おうとした。
Tom tried to pick up his keys with his toes.
Tom tried to pick up the keys on his toes.

何かおかしなことが起こってる。
Something strange is going on.
Something's going on.

唇に聴いてみる。
Ask my lips.
Listen to your lips.

他人を当てにしてはいけない。
You should not rely on others.
Don't count on others.

嵐のため出発できなかった。
The storm prevented me from leaving.
I couldn't leave for the storm.

私は昨日このカメラを買った。
I bought this camera yesterday.
I bought this camera yesterday.

私は大変疲れています。
I'm extremely tired.
I'm very tired.

彼女の言葉は次のとおりであった。
Her words were as follows.
Her words were as follows:

このホテルにとまってるの？
Are you staying at this hotel?
Are you staying in this hotel?

この付近は駐車禁止です。
You can't park around here.
You can't park around here.

そのバスは乗客をホテルから空港まで運ぶ。
The bus transports passengers from the hotel to the airport.
The bus carries passengers from hotel to airport.

モーターがきちんと動かない。
The motor does not function properly.
The motor's not moving properly.

あなたの後ろにはいつも彼がいる。
He is always at your back.
You always have him behind you.

それは一度やってみる価値がある。
It is worthwhile to have a try at it.
It's worth trying once.

彼女はフランス人かもしれない。
She may be French.
Maybe she's French.

トムがあなたに嘘をついたという可能性はある。
It's possible that Tom lied to you.
It's possible Tom lied to you.

私達は７時に夕食をとります。
We have dinner at seven.
We're having dinner at 7:00.

彼は泳ぐことをこわがっている。
He is afraid to swim.
He's taught me to swim.

あなたの誕生日はいつですか。
When's your birthday?
When's your birthday?

歩道で自転車に乗ってはいけません。
One shouldn't ride a bicycle on the pavement.
Don't ride a bike on the sidewalk.

ここで激戦が行われた。
A fierce battle was fought here.
This is where the war took place.

彼女からよろしくとのことです。
She sent you her best wishes.
Say hello to her.

彼らは日本に来てから５年になる。
Five years have passed since they came to Japan.
They've been in Japan for five years.

彼女は暗闇の中に姿を消した。
She disappeared in the dark.
She disappeared into the darkness.

彼は娘に新しいドレスを買ってやった。
He bought his daughter a new dress.
He bought her a new dress.

何人たりとも公共の利益を独占すべきではない。
Let no one appropriate a common benefit.
No one should have a monopoly on public interests.

ディールの人々が、自分の仕事や、自分の生活の中での典型的な１日について話すのを聞いてみましょう。
Let's listen to the people of Deal talk about their jobs and their everyday lives.
Let's listen to Diehl people talk about their jobs and their typical day in their lives.

それは入院していた祖母がくれた大事な時計でした。
It was a precious clock his grandmother, who was in the hospital, gave him.
It was a precious watch given to me by my grandmother who was in the hospital.

彼らの大部分が高校生だった。
They were for the most part high school students.
Most of them were high school students.

その遊園地を建設するのに１０年かかった。
It took ten years to build the amusement park.
It took ten years to build the park.

まもなく彼がくるだろう。
He will come soon.
He'll be here soon.

メアリーが入ってきた。
Mary came in.
Mary came in.

大雨のせいで予定がすっかり狂ってしまった。
Due to the rain, my plans were completely mixed up.
Because of the heavy rain, my schedule has gone crazy.

テニスは私の好きなスポーツです。
Tennis is my favorite sport.
Tennis is my favorite sport.

アンディは、猛練習したにちがいない。
Andy must have practiced very hard.
Andy must have practiced hard.

彼は何でもないことに時として腹を立てる。
He sometimes loses his temper for nothing.
He gets angry at nothing at times.

彼は一人で旅行するのが好きだ。
He likes to travel by himself.
He likes to travel alone.

医者は私に１週間ベッドに寝ているように言った。
The doctor demanded I stay in bed for a week.
The doctor told me to sleep in bed for a week.

彼女はその知らせを聞いて泣き崩れた。
When she heard the news, she broke down crying.
She heard the news and burst into tears.

我々は彼の死を残念に思う。
We regret his death.
We regret his death.

わざわざ家まで送っていただいてありがとう。
Thank you very much for driving me all the way to my house.
Thank you for taking me home.

何を君の手に持っているの？
What do you have in your hand?
What do you have in your hand?

市民達は激しい爆撃を受けてひるんだ。
The citizens staggered under the heavy bombing.
Citizens are heavily bombed.

ペットのためにご祈祷していただける御守と御札が実現しました。
Now there are charms and talismans for your pet that you can have blessed.
The petition for protection and protection for the pet has come true.

英語のメニューはありますか？
Do you have a menu in English?
Do you have any English menus?

君たちの意見はそれぞれ一長一短があるようだし、どちらが良いのかこの場では判断できないよ。
There are merits and demerits to both your opinions so I'm not going to decide right away which to support.
Each of you seems to have a short-term opinion, and I can't judge which one is better.

私は速く走れる犬を飼っています。
I have a dog which can run fast.
I have a dog that can run fast.

ねえあなたたち行かないで。
Don't go, dears.
Hey, don't go.

トムは全速力で走った。
Tom ran as fast as he could.
Tom ran as fast as he could.

何か悪いことが起ころうとしていた。
Something wrong was about to happen.
Something bad was about to happen.

彼は背を壁に向けて立っていた。
He stood with his back to the wall.
He was standing on the wall.

これで僕もようやく浮かばれる。
Then I can have some peace of my mind.
That's how I feel.

その切り傷は２、３に治したら完全に治るでしょう。
The cut will heal up in a few days.
The cut will be completely healed if it's healed in a few minutes.

あれは昨日あの店で私に対応してくれた少女です。
That is the girl who waited on me in the shop yesterday.
That's the girl who responded to me yesterday at the store.

君はよく勉強した、そうでなければ失敗していただろう。
You worked hard, or you would have failed.
You studied well, otherwise you would have failed.

私は電車に乗り遅れた。
I missed the train.
I missed the train.

お手間をおかけしました。
Thank you for your trouble.
Thank you for your time.

９時までにそこに行かなければなりません。
I must get there by 9 o'clock.
We have to get there by 9:00.

その学校は構内での生徒たちの喫煙を禁止している。
Students are forbidden to smoke on the school grounds.
The school prohibits students from smoking on-site.

私は脳挫傷を起こした。
I had a cerebral contusion.
I had a brain attack.

保険をかけて下さい。
Insure it, please.
You're going to have to have insurance.

もっと時間が必要だ。
I need more time.
I need more time.

彼は生徒たちに静かにするように言った。
He told the students to be quiet.
He told the students to be quiet.

私はインドネシアに住んでいます。
I live in Indonesia.
I live in Indonesia.

１００ドル札でおつりをいただけませんか。
Could you give me change out of a hundred-dollar bill?
So let's say I have a $100 bill.

名前の混同が少しあった。
There has been a little confusion of names.
There was some confusion of names.

必ず二時に電話してください。
Never fail to call me up at two o'clock.
Call me at two o'clock.

私はそんなことには少しも興味がありません。
I am not in the least interested in such a thing.
I'm not interested in that at all.

彼女はちょっとの間そこにとどまっていた。
She stayed there for a moment.
She stayed there for a while.

この川は200キロメートルの長さがあります。
This river is two hundred kilometers long.
This river is 200 kilometers long.

このソース試してみて。
Try this sauce.
Try this source.

その試合は、雨のために中止されました。
The game was called off because of the rain.
That match was aborted for rain.

トムがあんなに怒ってるの初めて見たよ。
That was the first time I'd seen Tom so angry.
I've never seen Tom so angry.

あの子もおもちゃで遊ぶ年は過ぎるころだ。
He will soon be past playing with toys.
She's old enough to play with toys.

彼女はその知らせを聞いて泣き崩れた。
Upon hearing the news, she broke down crying.
She heard the news and burst into tears.

ここにあなたあての手紙が何通かあります。
Here are some letters for you.
Here's some letters for you.

君は赤信号を無視して走りましたね。
You ran a red light.
You ignored the red light.

私はその本が私たちにはとてもむずかしいことを知っている。
I know the book is very difficult for us.
I know that book is very difficult for us.

彼の記憶力は、年齢と共に衰えています。
His memory is deteriorating with age.
His memory is failing with age.

イタリア語は私の母語です。
Italian is my mother tongue.
Italian is my mother tongue.

ヨーロッパの戦争がアフリカにまで広がった。
The war in Europe was carried into Africa.
The war in Europe has spread to Africa.

中国では1949年に共産党が政権を取った。
Communists took power in China in 1949.
In China, the Communist Party took power in 1949.

私に任せなさい。
Let me handle this.
Leave it to me.

彼女はとても賢い母親だ。
She's a very wise mother.
She's a very smart mother.

会は５時に解散となった。
The meeting broke up at five.
The meeting was dismissed at 5:00.

ご要望により地図を送ります。
A map is available upon request.
I'll send you a map as requested.

湯あがりの化粧をした顔には、ほんのりと赤みを帯びて、見ちがえるほど美しかった。
Her face after the bath, with a slight tinge of red, was beautiful as to mistake her for someone else.
The face with hot - hot - hot - and red - was quite beautiful.

飛行機が山に墜落した。
A plane crashed into a mountain.
The plane crashed into the mountain.

彼は事故について説明した。
He explained about the accident.
He explained the accident.

私はそのコーヒーが好きではない。
I don't like the coffee.
I don't like that coffee.

私はやっと都会の生活に慣れてきた。
I've finally got used to urban life.
I am finally getting used to the city's life.

このネクタイは好きでない。もっといいのを見せてください。
I don't like this tie. Show me a better one.
I don't like this tie. Show me something better.

今すぐに行く必要がありますか。
Need I go right now?
Do you have to go now?

このご恩は一生忘れません。
I'll never forget your kindness as long as I live.
I'll never forget this thank you.

他言は無用だ。
Keep it quiet.
Don't say anything else.

明日また来て下さい。
Come see me again tomorrow.
Come back tomorrow.

彼は体によくないほど酒にふけるようになっていた。
He had taken to drinking more than was good for him.
He was getting drunk to the point where he wasn't good for his body.

最も広い意味では、意思伝達は、人々の間の考えや感情を伝達するあらゆる形を包括する。
In its broadest sense communication includes all forms of transmitting thoughts or feelings between people.
In the broadest sense, communication embraces every form of communication between people.

彼はそれをうまくやれる、君ならなおさらだ。
He can do it well, and you can do it even better.
He's gonna be fine with it, and you're gonna be fine with that.

彼の罪は死刑に値する。
His crime deserves the death penalty.
His crimes are punishable by death.

明日の朝、事務所のほうへお伺いしてよいでしょうか。
May I visit your office tomorrow morning?
Why don't you come to my office in the morning?

彼女は彼の求婚に応じた。
She accepted his hand in marriage.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," she said.

トムは今日家にいなければいけませんか。
Does Tom need to stay home today?
Should Tom be home today?

今日彼に電話をするのを忘れた。
I forgot to call him today.
I forgot to call him today.

彼女は勇気を持って行動した。
She behaved with a great courage.
She acted bravely.

彼は若く見えるが実は３０歳を越えている。
He looks young, but in reality he is past thirty.
He looks young, but he's actually over 30 years old.

「彼はいつ勉強しますか」「夕食前です」
"When does he study?" "He studies before dinner."
"When will he study before dinner?"

これはサミーさんのサインをもらう貴重な機会だ。
This is a precious chance to get Sammy's autograph.
This is a precious opportunity to get Sammy's signature.

実のところ、私は彼について何も知りません。
As a matter of fact, I know nothing about him.
Actually, I don't know anything about him.

今日はエイプリルフールだから嘘しか言わないことにする。
Today is April Fools, so I'm telling nothing but lies.
I'm going to tell a lie because I'm Aprilhur today.

もう少し小さいのはありますか。
Do you have one a little smaller?
Is it a little bit smaller?

戦争は決して地震や津波のような天変地異ではない。何の音沙汰もなく突然やってくるものではない。
War is not a natural disaster like an earthquake or a tsunami. It does not come without warning.
The war is never like an earthquake or a tsunami, and it is not a sudden surprise.

できるだけ速く走ったので、友人に追いつけた。
Running as fast as I could, I was able to catch up with my friend.
I ran as fast as I could, so I caught up with my friend.

彼の演説には内容がほとんどなかった。
His speech contained very little matter.
There was very little in his speech.

彼は奇怪な体験を詳しく話した。
He recounted his unusual experiences.
He elaborated on his bizarre experience.

１ヤードは３フィートに等しい。
A yard is equal to three feet.
One yard equals three feet.

その女優はつまらぬ芝居を活気づけた。
The actress brought the whole silly play to life.
The actress . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

彼はすべての問題を解いた。
He solved all the problems.
He solved all the problems.

その大臣は私が最近話しかけた人であるが、彼は私に賛成している。
The minister, whom I spoke to recently, agrees with me.
He agrees with me, although I have recently spoken to him.

私はトニー君に会いに東京に行った。
I went to Tokyo to see Tony.
I went to Tokyo to see Tony.

しかし、エヴァンス一家は清潔だし、食べ物も十分ありました。
But the Evans were clean and they had enough to eat.
But the Evans family was clean and there was plenty of food.

すこし嫉妬深く感じたように思う。
I suppose I felt a little jealous.
I feel a little jealous.

恋愛と戦争では手段を選ばない。
All's fair in love and war.
In love and war, you don't choose your way.

どうか楽しい旅行を。
I hope you enjoy your flight.
Have a nice trip.

あらゆる都市の中心部において無断欠席率が同様に高いことが調査で明らかになった。
Research revealed that the same high truancy levels were to be found in every inner city district.
Studies have shown that in the heart of all cities, there is a similar high rate of absenteeism.

少し離れたところから見ればそれはボールのように見える。
Seen from a distance, it looks like a ball.
From a distance it looks like a ball.

彼女には自分の世話をしてくれる友人も親戚もいない。
She doesn't have any friends or relatives to take care of her.
She has no friends or relatives to look after her.

私は彼女に成功を知らせた。
I informed her about the success.
I let her know she succeeded.

その家は貸家です。
The house is to let.
That house is a tenant.

彼女は僕の右足を思い切り蹴りつけた。
She gave me a hard kick on my right leg.
She kicked me in the right foot.

彼は我々の期待にそわなかった。
He did not live up to expectations.
He didn't live up to our expectations.

クミは何を作りましたか。
What did Kumi make?
What did Kumi make?

驚いたことに、彼は試験に失敗した。
To my surprise, he failed the examination.
To his surprise, he failed the exam.

彼はわざわざ私の手伝いをしてくれた。
He went out of his way to help me.
He went to great lengths to help me.

私は帰国してからとても忙しい。
I've been very busy since I returned from abroad.
I've been very busy since I got back.

私は家のそばに木を見つけることができます。
I can find a tree by the house.
I can find a tree by the house.

私達は口で食べる。
We eat with our mouths.
We eat in our mouths.

あの人は物理学の大家です。
He is an authority on physics.
He's a master of physics.

余りよい考えではないと思いますが。
I'm afraid it's not a good idea.
I don't think that's a good idea.

すみません、お箸を落としてしまったんですが。
Excuse me, I dropped my chopsticks.
I'm sorry, I dropped my chopsticks.

ニューヨークまでの直行便をお願いします。
I'd like a nonstop flight to New York.
I'd like a direct flight to New York.

みんなが幸せです。
All are happy.
We're all happy.

私は首尾よく山頂に到達できた。
I succeeded in reaching the top of the mountain.
I got to the top of the mountain well.

もうじきクリスマスが来る。
Christmas is coming soon.
Christmas is almost here.

床下にパイプを通す。
Run pipes under the floor.
Pipe down the floor.

私たちは植物園で多くの珍しい植物を見ました。
We found many strange plants in a botanical garden.
We've seen a lot of rare plants in the garden.

彼は３０年間国民の福祉のために働いてきた。
He has worked for the welfare of his people for 30 years.
He has been working for the welfare of his people for 30 years.

今日は、ここまで。
Let's call it a day today.
That's all for today.

彼は散歩が好きに違いない。
He must like taking walks.
He must like to walk.

私は今晩あなたのパーティーに行きます。
I will come to your party this evening.
I'm going to your party tonight.

芸術は長く、人生は短い。
Art is long, life is short.
Art is long and life is short.

彼女は昨晩大変遅く私に電話をかけてきた。
She called me up very late last night.
She called me very late last night.

すべてを考慮に入れると、私たちはそれが悪いとはいえない。
All things considered, we can not say that it is wrong.
When we take everything into account, it's not our fault.

１は素数ですか？
Is 1 a prime number?
What's one prime number?

彼は自動車を買う余裕はない。まして家は買えない。
He cannot afford to buy a car, much less a house.
He can't afford to buy a car.

梅雨の晴れ間に洗濯物を干すと気分はもう夏でした。
Drying the washing on a fine day in the rainy season; I felt like it was already summer.
When I dry my laundry during the rainy season, it was already summer.

父は寝るとき、よく本を読んでくれた。
Father used to read me books in bed.
My father used to read to me when I went to bed.

彼が彼女に恋をしているというのは本当だ。
That he is in love with her is true.
It's true he's in love with her.

彼はお父さんの時計をなくしてしまった。
He has lost his father's watch.
He lost his father's watch.

海外の日本人観光客は大金を使う。
Japanese tourists abroad are big spenders.
Japanese tourists overseas spend a lot of money.

僕は時おりクラブで彼に出会います。
I occasionally meet him at the club.
I sometimes meet him in a club.

私は友人達に助けを求める事に決めた。
I decided to ask my friend for help.
I decided to seek help from my friends.

君の提案には同意できないな。
I cannot agree to your proposal.
I don't agree with your offer.

彼の演説は短くて要点をついていた。
His speech was brief and to the point.
His speech was short and important.

ご指摘ありがとうございます。
Thanks for pointing this out.
Thank you for pointing out.

トムを許してやれよ。
Forgive Tom.
You're gonna have to forgive Tom.

彼は老後を心配しているようだ。
He seems to have apprehensions of age.
He seems worried about old age.

愚かな女の子に、彼が収入を浪費しているというのが両親の意見でした。
His parents' view was that he was wasting his earnings on a silly girl.
I was told by my parents that he was wasting his income on stupid girls.

彼は軍に徴兵された。
He was drafted into the army.
He was conscripted into the army.

よく似たケースで責任は会社にあるとされた。
In a similar situation, the company was held liable.
The company is responsible for similar cases.

新企画は図にあたった。
The new plan worked well.
The new project was illustrated.

パパ、肩車して。
Give me a ride on your shoulders, Daddy.
Dad, put your shoulder on.

このレストランは日本の食器だけど、フランス料理です。
The dishes and silverware are Japanese-styled but the food is French-style cooking at this restaurant.
This restaurant is Japanese food, but it's French.

私は気分が悪い。
I'm not feeling well.
I'm not feeling well.

この飛行機は東京までの直行便です。
This plane flies nonstop to Tokyo.
This is a direct flight to Tokyo.

エドワードが叔父の財産を継いだ。
Edward inherited his uncle's property.
Edward inherited his uncle's fortune.

トムは大きなあくびをした。
Tom gave a big yawn.
Tom yawned a lot.

白色の光束はプリズムによって様々な色の光線に分離される。
A beam of white light is split by a prism into rays of various colors.
The white light particles are separated by the pulsation into various colors.

彼は交通事故で失明した。
The traffic accident deprived him of his sight.
He went blind in a car accident.

その男は角を曲がって歩いていった。
The man walked round the corner.
He walked around the corner.

子供のころ私はフットボールより野球が好きだった。
I preferred baseball to football in my childhood.
When I was a kid, I liked baseball more than football.

彼らは、私に挨拶をした。
They greeted me.
They said hello to me.

当地の気候はイングランドよりも暖かい。
The climate here is milder than that of England.
The climate here is warmer than England.

その計画は会社に多額の出費を負わせるでしょう。
The project will entail great expense upon the company.
It's going to cost the company a lot of money.

彼女は彼を名指しで呼んだ。
She called him by name.
She called him by name.

彼と彼女と２人きりになれたほんの束の間に、デートをしてくれと頼んだ。
When he got her alone for a moment, he asked for a date.
I asked him to date me for just a moment.

私が何でトムを嫌いなのか教えてあげる。
Let me tell you why I don't like Tom.
I'll tell you why I hate Tom.

私のおじさんたちが百万長者であればいいがなあ。
I wish my uncles were men of millions.
I hope my uncles are a million-year-olds.

いつコンサートのチケットを買ったの。
When did you get the concert ticket?
When did you buy a ticket to the concert?

もし私があなたの立場なら、すぐにそれをやるのでしょう。
Were I in your position, I would do it at once.
If I were in your position, I'd do it right away.

一言で言えば君は間違っている。
In a word, you are in the wrong.
In a word, you're wrong.

鞄を開けてくれませんか。
Will you open the bag?
Can you open my bag, please?

その不届きな野郎の顔を、拝ませてもらうか。
Let's have a gander at this insolent man.
I'd like to take a look at that bastard's face.

その橋は幅が３０メートルです。
The bridge is thirty meters in width.
That bridge is 30 meters wide.

ジョンはその音を我慢できない。
John can't bear the noise.
John can't stand that sound.

批判する者の中には、欧州中央銀行に課せられた目標が不適切であると考える者がいます。
Among the critics are those who think that the objective set for the European Central Bank is not appropriate.
Some critics believe that the goals imposed on the European Central Bank are inappropriate.

「彼女はなんてきれいなんだろう」とベンは心の中で思った。
"How pretty she is!" said Ben to himself.
"How beautiful she is," Ben thought to himself.

彼はそこに行くように助言した。
He recommended that I go there.
He advised me to go there.

電流は磁力を発生することができる。
An electric current can generate magnetism.
The current can generate magnetic force.

彼女のことが頭から離れない。
I can't get her out of my mind.
I can't stop thinking about her.

雨が降っていたんだ。道がぬれている。
It has been raining. The roads are wet.
It was raining, and the road was blocked.

その書類をもう一度調べた。
We checked the document again.
I looked through that file again.

国民保健サービスは、生涯に渡ってあなたのお世話を致します。
The national health service takes care of you from womb to tomb.
The National Health Service will take care of you for the rest of your life.

それは少し変だと思った。
I thought that was kind of strange.
I thought it was a little weird.

人間も色々な方法で伝達し会う。
Human beings communicate in many ways.
Humans communicate in different ways.

犬は猫を追いかけ、猫は鼠を追いかける。
The dog chases the cat, and the cat chases the squirrel.
Dogs go after cats, cats go after rats.

彼の会社は簡単に見つかった。
Finding his office was easy.
His company was easy to find.

彼は小さい部屋に大きい机を置いている。
He has a large desk in his small room.
He has a large desk in a small room.

会は来週の月曜日に催されます。
The meeting will take place next Monday.
The meeting will be held next Monday.

彼は質問をするために挙手した。
He raised his hand to ask a question.
He raised his hand to ask questions.

医者は私にベッドで寝ているように命じた。
The doctor ordered me to stay in bed.
The doctor ordered me to sleep in bed.

静かに！
Be quiet.
Quiet!

戦争をどう思いますか。
What do you think of war?
What do you think of the war?

自由と放縦の間には大きな違いがある。
There is a great difference between liberty and license.
There is a big difference between freedom and freedom.

彼女はそのニュースを聞いて泣きたい気分になった。
She felt like crying when she heard the news.
She felt like crying when she heard the news.

期待通り晴天となった。
As had been expected, the weather turned out to be very fine.
The weather went as expected.

あの事故がいつ起こったのかしっていますか。
Do you know what time that accident happened?
Do you know when that accident happened?

彼らは会うと必ず口喧嘩する。
They can not meet without quarreling with each other.
They always fight when they meet.

バスはあの長く曲がりくねった道をはしった。
The bus ran on the long and winding road.
The bus followed that long, winding road.

その問題はどうしても解けない。
The problem defies solution.
I just can't figure it out.

その川は流れて海に注ぐ。
The river flows down to the sea.
Its rivers flow and pour into the sea.

規則は守らなければならない。
We have to obey the rules.
The rules must be followed.

巣に返してあげて。
Put it back in the nest.
Give it back to the nest.

秘書は私にそっけなく答えた。
The secretary answered me shortly.
The secretary simply answered me.

無料なのですか。
Is it free?
Is it free?

火傷したらすぐに水で冷やしなさい。
If you burn yourself, quickly cool the burn with water.
As soon as you're burned, cool in the water.

彼は夕食前に宿題を終えていた。
He had his homework done before supper.
He had finished his homework before dinner.

眠っている赤ちゃんを見るのは楽しい。
It is delightful to look at a sleeping baby.
It's fun to see a sleeping baby.

いなくなった犬を新聞広告によってみつけた。
I found my lost dog by means of a notice in the paper.
I found a missing dog through a newspaper advertisement.

行方不明だった少年は服で身元が確認された。
The identity of the boy who had been missing was verified by the clothes he was wearing.
The missing boy was identified with his clothes.

彼のお父さんは、彼の帰省後亡くなった。
His father died after his return home.
His father died after his return home.

僕の意見は君とはまったく違う。
My opinion is entirely different from yours.
My opinion is completely different from yours.

彼は株の大暴落をうまくかわしていました。
He made his timely escape from the stock market crash.
He was doing well with the stock crash.

彼の手助けのおかげで私はその仕事を終えることができた。
His help enabled me to finish the work.
With his help, I was able to finish the job.

そのとき彼らはたんぽぽをつみとって、彼らの耳につけました。
Then they picked dandelions and put them in their ears.
Then they grabbed it and put it in their ears.

彼の講演の主題を理解するのは難しかった。
It was very difficult to understand the subject of his lecture.
It was difficult to understand the subject of his talk.

彼は決して勇気がないわけではない。
He is not entirely without courage.
He is never without courage.

もしあなたの病気を知っていたならお見舞いに行けたんだけど。
If I'd known that you were sick, I could've visited you in the hospital.
If I knew you were sick, I could have come to visit you.

試験前に彼はまじめに勉強を始めた。
Before the exam, he began to study in earnest.
Before the exam, he started to study seriously.

何があったんだ？
Hey, what happened?
What happened?

その博物館は今日開館していますか。
Is the museum open today?
Is that museum open today?

テレビが観たい。
I want to watch TV.
I want to watch TV.

ラジオを聞きながら寝てしまった。
I fell asleep while listening to the radio.
I fell asleep listening to the radio.

ナンシーとジェーンは５時半に帰宅しなければならなかった。
Nancy and Jane had to go home at five-thirty.
Nancy and Jane had to get home at 5:30.

彼は内幕をばらすといっていますよ。
He says he'll blow the story open.
He's trying to break the curtain.

君がその会合に出ることが絶対に必要だ。
It is absolutely necessary that you be at the meeting.
It's absolutely necessary for you to be at that meeting.

コンサートの最中に喋るのは無作法である。
Talking during a concert is rude.
It’s rude to talk during a concert.

彼女は夫の首に抱きついた。
She threw her arms around her husband's neck.
She held her husband's neck.

誕生日には自転車をあげよう。
I will give you a bicycle for your birthday.
I'll give you a bike for your birthday.

酒を飲むと打解けて来る。
As we drink, we open up to each other.
If you drink, you'll be relieved.

まさに蛙の面に水とはこのことだろう。
That's a clear case of "water off a duck's back".
This is exactly what water looks like on the surface of the frog.

彼が来ないのを見ると彼は旅行中なのかもしれない。
Seeing that he has not come, he may be on a trip.
Maybe he's traveling when he doesn't come.

不動産業者には独立した仲買人がたくさんいる。
Real estate agencies have many independent brokers.
There are many independent brokers in real estate.

私たちってついてないよね。
I guess that we're out of luck.
We're not together, are we?

日本では新学期は４月に始まる。
In Japan a new school year starts in April.
In Japan, the new school starts in April.

彼女は夫が幸せでないことを感じとった。
She perceived that her husband was unhappy.
She felt that her husband was not happy.

お父さん、車を使ってもいい？
May I use your car, Dad?
Dad, can I use the car?

激しい雪にもかかわらず、彼女はわざわざ駅まで来た。
In spite of the heavy snow, she came all the way to the station.
Despite the intense snow, she came all the way to the station.

彼らはそこで使われていた道具に類似した道具を使っていた。
They used tools similar to those used there.
They used similar tools to the tools they were using.

寝不足の影響がではじめた。
Lack of sleep began to tell on me.
The lack of sleep began to affect him.

私は息子に新しいスーツを作ってやった。
I made his son a new suit.
I made my son a new suit.

見つかった。
I've found it.
They found us.

私は母ほど早く起きません。
I don't get up as early as my mother.
I don't wake up as soon as my mother does.

トムは何を勉強していますか？
What's Tom studying?
What's Tom studying?

彼は他人につらく当たることができない性格です。
It is not in his nature to be hard on other people.
He's a person he can't deal with.

ケンがあなたを探していましたよ。
Ken has been looking for you.
Ken was looking for you.

私たちのロンドンでの滞在は短すぎた。
Our stay in London was too short.
Our stay in London was too short.

今度は私が運転する番よ。
It's my turn to drive next.
Now it's my turn to drive.

彼はまさしく日本のエジソンだ。
He is the Edison of Japan.
He's exactly the Japanese Edison.

とにかくトムを探してきて。
Just find Tom.
Just go find Tom.

その泥棒は走るのが速かった。
The thief ran fast.
The thief was running fast.

若者は変化にたやすく順応する。
The young adapt to change easily.
Young people adapt easily to change.

彼は技師だった、それで技師として扱われた。
He was an engineer and was treated as such.
He was an engineer, so he was treated as an engineer.

我々は計画が成功するには君の援助がどうしても必要だ。
Your help is vital to the success of our plan.
We need your help to succeed.

俺って役立たずだな。
I'm useless.
I'm useless.

学生達は扇動者のアピールに動かされた。
The students were animated by the agitator's appeal.
The students were moved by the instigation appeal.

明日の夜とかどう？
How about tomorrow night?
How about tomorrow night?

彼は大金を寄付した。
He kicked in a lot of money.
He donated a lot of money.

どちらの新聞社にお勤めですか。
Which newspaper do you work for?
Which newspaper do you work for?

彼女は婦人解放運動で積極的に活躍した。
She took an active part in the women's lib movement.
She was active in the women’s liberation movement.

彼女は彼の申し出を拒否した。
She refused his offer.
She refused to offer him.

その新しい法律が市民から自由を奪った。
The new law has deprived the citizens of their liberty.
That new law took freedom from citizens.

勘弁してくれ。
Give us a break.
Oh, come on.

私たちは、世界平和を願っている。
We all wish for permanent world peace.
We hope for world peace.

お前は何でも針小棒大に言う悪い癖がある。
You have a habit of exaggerating everything.
You have a bad habit of saying whatever you want to say.

あなたの言ったことが、まったく分かりません。
I can't fathom what you said.
I don't know what you said at all.

私たちは金銭的に彼を援助した。
We helped him financially.
We helped him financially.

賢治君はテニスをします。
Kenji plays tennis.
Wise Makis do tennis.

この時計は１０分進んでいる。
This watch is ten minutes fast.
The clock is 10 minutes ahead.

この本をあなたにあげましょう。
I will give you this book.
I'll give you this book.

今日の出来事には関心を持たなければいけません。
You must take an interest in current events.
We need to be interested in what happened today.

彼はジョンという名の私の友人です。
He is my friend whose name is John.
He's my friend named John.

あり得ねぇー。
No way!
That's impossible.

あのデパートでは今週メンズスーツが売り出し中だ。
Men's suits are on sale this week at that department store.
That department store is selling Men's Suits this week.

トムはメアリーより疲れていません。
Tom isn't as tired as Mary.
Tom's not tired more than Mary.

最初のうちは彼は学生の顔を見分けるのに苦労した。
At first he had difficulty telling one student from another.
At first, he had a hard time separating the faces of the students.

彼女は部屋を掃除し、使い走りをしてくれた。
She cleaned the room, and ran errands.
She cleaned the room and ran errands.

トムの命が心配だ。
I'm worried about Tom's life.
I'm worried about Tom's life.

彼は職を求めて東京へやって来た。
He came to Tokyo in search of employment.
He came to Tokyo for employment.

みんなに聞こえるようにもっと大きな声で話しなさい。
Speak louder so everyone can hear you.
Speak louder so you can hear everyone.

「何にやにやしてんの？」「今すれ違ったJKめっちゃかわいかった」
"Why are you grinning like that?""That high school girl we just passed is really cute."
"What are you doing? What are you doing?"

私は早く寝た。というのは疲れていたので。
I went to bed early because I was tired.
"I don't know what I'm talking about."

正方形は４つの同じ長さの辺をもつ。
A square has four equal sides.
So let's say I have a square and I have a square.

私は毎日日記をつけている。
I am keeping a diary every day.
I keep my diary every day.

馬を水際まで連れて行くことはできても、水を飲ませることはできない。
You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.
We can take the horses to the water, but we can't let them drink.

２年前中絶しました。
I had an abortion two years ago.
I had an abortion two years ago.

トムがしようと言っていたことについて、彼と話す必要がある。
I need to talk to Tom about what he said he would do.
I need to talk to him about what Tom was gonna do.

蔵書があるということと、それを活用することとは別のことだ。
To own a library is one thing and to use it is another.
It is one thing to have a library, but it is another to use it.

チョコレートは少し酸味があるものが好きですね。
You like the slightly sour chocolates, don't you?
I like chocolate a little bit.

子犬一匹に彼は１００ドルも払いました。
He paid as much as a hundred dollars for a puppy.
I'm going to pay him $100 for a puppy.

あなたが私達を手伝ってくれると頼りにしています。
I'm relying on you to help us.
I'm counting on you to help us.

猫が居ないとネズミが遊びまわる。
When the cat's away, the mice do play.
Rats play when there's no cat.

私は母の見舞いに病院へ行った。
I went to the hospital to see my mother.
I went to the hospital to visit my mother.

ジョージがどこでテニスのラケットを買ったのか知っていますか。
Do you know where George bought his tennis racket?
Do you know where George bought the tennis racquet?

ほかの人たちに追いついた。
I caught up with the others.
I caught up with other people.

先生は生徒たちを笑わせた。
The teacher amused the pupils.
The teacher made the students laugh.

聴衆は退屈そうだった。
The audience looked bored.
The audience seemed bored.

白いゆりは見た目がとてもきれいだ。
A white lily is very beautiful to look at.
It’s so beautiful to see it.

その仕事は昼までに終わっているでしょう。
I will have finished the work by noon.
That job will be finished by noon.

次のワシントン行きは何時ですか。
What time's the next train to Washington?
When's the next trip to Washington?

彼の考えは仏教と密接に結びついていた。
What he thought was bound up with Buddhism.
His ideas were closely linked to Buddhism.

バカンスに行くのが待ち遠しい。
I can't wait to go on a vacation.
I can't wait to go on vacation.

事態はかなり切迫している。
The matter is really pressing.
The situation is quite critical.

父がくれた時計をなくした。
I lost the watch Father had given me.
I lost my father's watch.

歩くことはよい運動です。
Walking is a good exercise.
Walking is a good exercise.

さあ、エドガー・ドガに会って、彼と一緒に彼の描いた絵を見ることにしよう。
Let's meet Edgar Degas and look at his pictures with him.
Let's go see Edgar Doga and see his paintings with him.

その知らせはたちまち広まった。
The news quickly spread.
The news spread.

それは、健康でなければ成功は望めないからだ。
It is because it can't hope for a success if it isn't healthy.
It's because we can’t hope for success unless we're healthy.

看護婦は、患者が危篤状態なので、病室に入らないようにと私たちに言った。
The nurse told us not to enter the room because the patient was in a critical condition.
The nurse told us not to go into the hospital because the patient is in critical condition.

答案を提出せよ。
Hand in your papers.
Give me your answer.

おなかがすいて死にそうだ。
I'm famished.
I'm starving and dying.

彼が成功したのは幸運のおかげである。
He owes his success to good luck.
His success was due to his good fortune.

その国の経済は崩壊寸前だ。
The country's economy is about to collapse.
The economy of the country is on the verge of collapse.

多くの道路が冠水し、その結果大幅な遅れが出ている。
Many roads are flooded. As a result there are long delays.
Many roads have been flooded, resulting in significant delays.

うん。前の先生に紹介してもらって、転院したの。
Yes. She got an introduction from her previous doctor and transferred to this hospital.
I don't know what I'm talking about.

私はひなびた温泉が好きだ。
I like hot springs that are off the beaten track.
I like the dry hot springs.

この絵画はピカソの作品だと考えられている。
This painting is attributed to Picasso.
The painting is considered to be the work of Picaso.

彼は危険に直面して身動きできなかった。
He was paralyzed in the face of danger.
He couldn't move in the face of danger.

トムは一人でやるのが嫌いだ。
Tom doesn't like working alone.
Tom doesn't like to do it alone.

トムが自宅で犬を３匹飼ってるって、本当なの？
Is it true Tom has three dogs at home?
Is it true Tom has three dogs at home?

私は誰なのだろうか。
Who am I?
Who am I?

駅へはどのように行けばよいですか。
How can I get to the station?
How do I get to the station?

トムはレタスを千切りにした。
Tom shredded the lettuce.
Tom cut a thousand slices of lettuce.

お酒も牛乳も問題を解決しません。
Alcohol does not solve any problems, but neither does milk.
It doesn't solve the problem of alcohol or milk.

この部屋には家具がたくさんある。
There is much furniture in this room.
There's a lot of furniture in this room.

人を外見だけで判断するものではない。
You should not judge a person by his appearance alone.
Don't judge people by outward appearances.

ヨハネはこの方について証言した。
John testified concerning him.
John testified about him.

司教達はその提案に賛成であった。
The bishops were in favor of the proposition.
The bishops agreed with the proposal.

大きな台風が来るだろう。
A big typhoon is coming on.
Big typhoons will come.

一生懸命勉強すればよい。
You have only to study hard.
You should study hard.

彼女はオウムをペットとして飼っている。
She keeps a parrot as a pet.
She has parrots as pets.

オーケストラの楽団員はみな成功を喜んだ。
All the orchestra were pleased with their success.
All the musicians in the orchestra were happy for their success.

実業界では、きちんとした身なりがとても重要です。
Proper clothes count for much in business.
It's very important in the business world to be properly dressed.

彼は経済上の理由で計画を断念した。
He gave up the plan for economic reasons.
He gave up his plan for economic reasons.

どこにいたの？
Where were you?
Where have you been?

私はあの騒音にはもう我慢できない。
I cannot stand that noise anymore.
I can't stand that noise anymore.

彼女がいつ結婚しようとかまうものか。
Who cares when she gets married?
When will she marry?

母にプレゼントを探しています。
I am looking for a present for my mother.
I'm looking for a present for my mother.

彼が東京に行ってから半年になります。
It is half a year since he went to Tokyo.
It's been six months since he went to Tokyo.

彼が彼女におわびをするのは理の当然である。
It stands to reason that he should apologize to her.
It is only logical that he curses her.

その機械は自動的に動く。
The machine works by itself.
The machine works automatically.

君を好きなのは言うまでもない。
It goes without saying that I love you.
Not to mention I like you.

彼女のことはもう気にしないでいいわ。
You don't have to worry about her anymore.
Don't worry about her anymore.

私たちの計画に賛成してくれますか。
Are you agreeable to our plan?
Do you agree with our plan?

彼は寝返りをうった。
He turned over in bed.
He turned around.

こっちへおいで。
Come here.
Come here.

電話すればよかったのに。
You should've called.
You should have called.

トムは長い間病気で寝込んでいる。
Tom has been sick in bed for a long time.
Tom's been sick for a long time.

私がそのクラスに入ったとたんに生徒たちが質問をはじめた。
As soon as I entered the class, the students started asking questions.
As soon as I entered the class, the students began asking questions.

あなたは気が狂うだろう。
You will drive me mad.
You'll go crazy.

奇妙なことに枯れた木に花が咲いた。
Curiously, a flower bloomed on the withered up tree.
Strangely, there was a flower in the dead tree.

野手はボールを取り損ねた。
The fielder failed to catch the ball.
The wildling missed out on the ball.

先ほど不適切な発言がありました事を深くお詫び致します。
We're deeply sorry for the inappropriate remark earlier.
I'm very sorry for what I said earlier.

日曜なので仕事が無い。
As it is Sunday, I have no work to do.
I don't have a job because it's Sunday.

丘はいつも緑だ。
The hill is always green.
The hill is always green.

彼は英国人だがインドに住んでいる。
He is a British citizen, but lives in India.
He's English, but he lives in India.

昨夜のコンサートには失望した。
Last night's concert was disappointing.
I was disappointed with the concert last night.

電車の写真なんか撮って何が楽しいの？
What's so fun about taking pictures of trains?
What's so fun about taking pictures of trains?

何がベルによって発明されましたか。
What did Bell invent?
What was invented by the bell?

最初に来たのはジェインだった。
It was Jane who came first.
The first time I came here was with Jane.

彼は市長に立候補するそうだ。
They say that he will run for mayor.
He's running for mayor.

あとどれくらいでコンサートは始まるのですか。
How soon does the concert begin?
How soon will the concert begin?

彼女は自分は無実ですと叫んだ。
She cried that she was innocent.
She cried out that she was innocent.

君は他人に頼りすぎる。
You depend too much on others.
You're too dependent on others.

私は海軍に入った。
I went into the navy.
I joined the Navy.

彼はいつも上司と対立している。
He's always at odds with his boss.
He's always in conflict with his boss.

もう１つの問題はどこで車を止めるかです。
Another problem is where to stop the car.
So let's say I have a car and I have a car and I have a car.

パスポートを取得するにはどうすればいいですか。
What's the best way for me to get a passport?
What can I do to get my passport?

君の言うことはいつも正しい。
What you say is usually true.
You're always right.

われわれは誤りを犯しがちである。
We are liable to err.
We are in error.

彼らはめいめい、自分の見たもののついてレポートを書かねばならない。
Each of them has to write a report about what he saw.
Each one of them has to write a report about what he sees.

彼は失敗したため毎晩酒を飲むようになった。
His failure led him to drink every night.
He got drunk every night because of his failure.

マイクの趣味は下乳の画像を集めることです。
Mike's hobby was collecting pictures of underboob.
Mike's hobby is to collect breast milk images.

彼女は茶色の目をしている。
She has brown eyes.
She has brown eyes.

私達は５マイルほど歩いた。
We walked about five miles.
We walked about five miles.

ほんの気楽なパーティーだった。
It was only an informal party.
It was just a nice party.

陸地は地球の表面の約３０パーセントをおおっています。
Land covers about 30 percent of the surface of the earth.
The land is covering about 30 percent of the surface of the planet.

彼女はまさしくその事故を目撃したらしい。
She seems to have seen the very accident.
Apparently, she witnessed the accident.

わたしはおこりました。というのは彼女が彼の忠告に従わなかったからです。
He got very angry, for she refused to follow his advice.
I did it because she didn't follow his advice.

どちらがあなたのギターですか。
Which is your guitar?
Which one's your guitar?

困ったことに私は今お金の持ち合わせがない。
The trouble is that I have no money on me now.
The problem is, I don’t have any money right now.

彼らはゴミを外へ出すのは誰の順番かを言い争った。
They disputed about whose turn it was to take the trash out.
They argued whose turn it was to get out of the trash.

ギリシア人は昔大競技会を開いていた。
The Greeks used to hold a big athletic meet.
The Greeks used to hold big competitions.

冷蔵庫の中にバターが２ポンドある。
There are two pounds of butter in the icebox.
There's two pounds of butter in the fridge.

彼女は遅刻魔だ。
She tends to be late.
She's late.

彼は雨になると予言した。
He predicted there would be rain.
He predicted it would rain.

それは私にとって意外な話だった。
It was a revelation to me.
It was a surprise to me.

彼はよくできない、自分の能力を最大限に利用していないからだ。
He doesn't do well because he doesn't make the most of his ability.
Because he can't do well, he doesn't make the most of his abilities.

うちの息子は去年身長が５インチ伸びた。
My son grew 5 inches last year.
My son grew five inches last year.

その爆発の原因は何ですか。
What was the cause of the explosion?
What caused that explosion?

もっと注意深くならなければならない。
You must learn to be more careful.
You have to be more careful.

ｄａｒｅとｄｅａｒとを混同するな。
Don't confuse "dare" and "dear".
Don't confuse dare with daar.

今夜は空港の近くのホテルに泊まらなければならない。
I have to stay at a hotel near the airport tonight.
I have to stay at a hotel near the airport tonight.

この薬は筋肉痛を和らげる。
This medicine helps relieve muscle pain.
This drug eases muscle pain.

そろそろ終わりにしようか。
Shall we stop soon?
Let's get this over with.

弁護士は彼を待っていた。
The lawyer was expecting him.
The lawyer was waiting for him.

そのうち君をそこに連れていってあげよう。
I'll take you there one of these days.
I'll take you there soon.

だれか玄関に来てるよ。
Somebody's at the porch!
Someone's at the front door.

彼らは新しい税金に反対して叫んでいるのです。
They cry out against the new tax.
They are shouting against the new tax.

大地の色彩は解き放たれた視界の中で高らかに鳴り響き。
Shades of earth are ringing through my open view inciting and inviting me.
The earth's colors ring high in the open view.

絶対！
Absolutely!
Never!

じゃあ何歳なの？
How old is she?
How old are you then?

政府はその負債を支払うと発表した。
The government announced that they would pay their debts.
The government announced that it's going to pay its debt.

あなたにいくら感謝してもしすぎることはない。
I can't thank you enough.
I can't thank you enough.

彼女は８１才になった。
She turned eighty-one.
She turned 81.

この結果は、当初の予測に反して、変数の数が処理速度に影響を与えないということを意味しているのである。
This result means, contrary to prior expectations, that the number of variants does not affect the processing speed.
This means, contrary to original predictions, that the number of variables does not affect the processing speed.

でも今では、病気で弱って寝ているのだった。
Now she lay weak in bed.
But now he's sick and weak and asleep.

私は日焼けをした。
I got sunburned.
I sunburned.

トムは何も欲しくなかった。
Tom didn't want anything.
Tom didn't want anything.

シャワーにするわ。
I'm going to have a shower.
I'll take a shower.

ロンドンは世界最大の都市のひとつである。
London is one of the largest cities in the world.
London is one of the largest cities in the world.

温度計は１０度を指している。
The thermometer reads 10C.
Thermometer points to 10 degrees.

最後の生理は２か月前です。
My last period was two months ago.
The last one is two months ago.

誰かが私をみているなんて気づかなかった。
I wasn't conscious of anyone watching me.
I didn't realize someone was looking at me.

彼はつい先月外国から帰ってきたばかりです。
He came back from abroad only last month.
He just got home from a foreign country a few months ago.

多量の水が残っている。
There's a lot of water left.
There's plenty of water left.

申告する物はありますか。
Do you have anything to declare?
Do you have anything to declare?

緊急の場合は警察を呼びなさい。
In case of an emergency, call the police.
Call the police in case of an emergency.

先週誕生日を迎え、30歳になりました。
I had my thirtieth birthday last week.
Last week, I was 30 years old.

これと関連して知っていることはみな話しなさい。
Tell me all you know in connection with this.
Tell me everything you know about this.

昨日になってようやく真相を知りました。
It wasn't until yesterday that I found out the truth.
I finally got to the bottom of it yesterday.

人の好意に甘えてはいけない。
Don't depend on others' kindness.
Don't take advantage of people's kindness.

あなたは満足していますか、それとも不満足ですか。
Are you satisfied or dissatisfied?
Are you satisfied or unhappy?

３日以内に返事します。
I will answer within three days.
I'll be back in three days.

あなたの苗字はどのように書くのですか?
How do you spell your surname?
How do you write your last name?

トムは川に落ちた。
Tom has fallen into the river.
Tom fell into the river.

お年寄りに席を譲ることは確かに親切です。
To offer your seat to the old that is a kindness indeed.
It's certainly a kindness to give an elderly man a seat.

極めて緊急事態だったから、信号の色が変わるが早いか、父は車を発進させた。
Since it was an extremely urgent situation, my father sped up the car as soon as the traffic light changed.
It was an emergency, so my father set off the car as soon as possible to change the color of the signal.

僕のクラスでリンダよりかわいい女の子はいない。
No girl in my class is prettier than Linda.
There's no girl more cute in my class than Linda.

彼がいきなり、アナウンサーのまねをしてしゃべり始めたので笑ってしまった。
He suddenly started doing an impression of an announcer and we all cracked up.
He burst into laughter when he started to pretend to be an announcer.

飛び越えろ！
Jump!
Jump!

この卵は新しい。
These eggs are fresh.
This egg is new.

ニューヨークにはたくさんの高層ビルがあります。
There are a lot of tall buildings in New York.
There's a lot of skyscrapers in New York.

うみできれいな貝がらをひろった。
I picked up a pretty shell at the seaside.
I picked up a beautiful shell in the seams.

トムが探してた写真見つけたよ。
Tom, I found the picture you were looking for.
I found the picture Tom was looking for.

イラク戦争に費やした4560億ドルは、世界中の子供たちに一年間の無償の教育を提供できる。
The 456 billion dollars spent in the Iraq war could provide one year's free education for every child in the world.
The 4.6 billion dollars spent on the Iraq War can provide free education for children around the world for a year.

クラウチ夫人、仕事はお持ちですか。
Mrs. Crouch, do you have a job?
Mrs. Crouch, do you have a job?

彼はその計画を成し遂げた。
He carried out the plan.
He's done the plan.

血液検査を受けていただきたいのですが。
I'd like you to have a blood test.
I'd like you to take a blood test.

彼女は私の命より大事である。
She means more than my life to me.
She's more important than life.

小鍋はすぐ熱くなる。
A little pot is soon hot.
The pot's going to get hot soon.

その女の子は誰かがドアから出て行くのがわかった。
The girl noticed someone go out of the door.
The girl found someone leaving the door.

「お父さん、質問してもいい？」と彼女は経験を積んだ親なら誰でもおなじみの、我慢強く苛立ちを抑えた調子で口火を切った。
"Let me ask you something, Dad," she began, in a tone of patiently controlled exasperation that every experienced parent is familiar with.
"Daddy, can I ask you a question?" she says, "Can I ask you a question?"

私たちは彼の考えを変えさせようとしたが、できなかった。
We tried to get him to change his mind, but couldn't.
We tried to change his mind, but we couldn't.

父は毎朝散歩する。
My father takes a walk every morning.
He walks every morning.

彼の能力はいくら高く評価してもしすぎるということはない。
You cannot overestimate his abilities.
His abilities can't be overrated.

新しい指導者はどんな人ですか。
What is the new leader like?
Who is the new leader?

どの電車に乗ったら良いのかはっきりわかりませんでした。
I didn't know for certain which train to take.
I didn't know which train to take.

犬は人間よりも速く走る。
Dogs run faster than people.
Dogs run faster than humans.

寝る時間ですよ。
It's time to go to bed.
It's time to go to bed.

スターの野球選手はよくサインを求められる。
Star baseball players are often asked for autographs.
Star baseball players are often asked to sign.

邪魔するのか。
You get in my way?
You're gonna get in the way.

私達は明日ピクニックに行きます。
We will go on a picnic tomorrow.
We're going picnic tomorrow.

彼は私たちに「すぐに出発しなさい」と言った。
He told us, "Set off at once."
He said to us, "Get out of here now."

私が正直だと思っていた少年が、私をだました。
The boy I thought was honest deceived me.
A boy I thought was honest fooled me.

彼がどのようにして逃げたかはいまだに謎である。
How he escaped still puzzles us.
How he escaped remains a mystery.

私はビルを見つけた。
I found the building.
I found Bill.

春はすぐそこまで来ている。
Spring is just around the corner.
Spring is almost there.

彼はまるで気が狂ったように振る舞った。
He behaved as if he were crazy.
He acted like he was crazy.

彼の言ったことは本当であるとわかりました。
What he said proved true.
I realized what he said was true.

ドアを閉めてくれませんか。
Would you mind closing the door?
Can you close the door?

あなたは子供の頃楽しい体験をたくさんしましたか。
Did you have a lot of happy experiences in your childhood?
Did you have many fun experiences when you were a kid?

近い内にお便りいただけることを楽しみにしています。
I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon.
I'm looking forward to your visit soon.

探検隊は南極への出発を延期した。
The expedition has postponed its departure to the Antarctic.
The expedition postponed its departure to Antarctica.

この仕事は誰でも良いというわけではない。
I do not want anyone for this job.
Not everyone likes this job.

彼は眠っているだろう。
He will be sleeping.
He'll be asleep.

その閣僚はついに辞表提出に追い込まれました。
The cabinet minister ended up submitting his resignation.
The minister was finally forced to submit his resignation.

笑うな。
Don't laugh.
Don't laugh.

トンプソンさんは２年間東京に住んでからスコットランドに帰った。
Mr Thompson had lived in Tokyo for two years before he went back to Scotland.
Mr. Thompson has been living in Tokyo for two years and has returned to Scotland.

その話どっかで聞いたことある気がする。
I think I've heard that somewhere before.
I feel like I've heard that story somewhere.

あなたに何か読むものをあげましょうか。
Shall I give you something to read?
I'll give you something to read.

まだご飯食べてないの？
Haven't you eaten yet?
You haven't eaten yet?

シャーレイとアランは結ばれるだろうと以前からずっと思っていた。
I always thought that Shirley and Alan would get together.
I've always thought Sherley and Alan would be united.

彼は手品をして子供達を面白がらせた。
He amused the children by showing them some magic.
He did the trick and made the kids laugh.

私は彼にそれを秘密にしておくと約束した。
I promised him to keep it secret.
I promised him I'd keep it a secret.

少女は病気にもかかわらず学校へいった。
The girl went to school in spite of her illness.
The girl went to school despite her illness.

霧はロンドンで見慣れた光景だった。
Fog was a familiar sight in London.
The fog was a familiar sight in London.

各種の調査では、民間セクターが政策決定にほとんど影響力をもたないことが示されている。
It has been demonstrated in various researches that the private sector has little influence over policy making.
Studies have shown that the private sector has little influence on policy decisions.

野球が好きな人もいれば、サッカーが好きな人もいる。
Some people like baseball, others like soccer.
Some like baseball, others like football.

その事故はスモッグのせいであった。
The accident was due to the smog.
The accident was caused by smog.

貧困は幸福への障害とはならない。
Poverty is not a bar to happiness.
Poverty is not an obstacle to happiness.

どこに何があるか知っているでしょ？
You know where everything is.
You know what's in there, don't you?

その町には高い建物がたくさんある。
That town has many tall buildings.
There are many high buildings in that town.

ここから富士山が見える。
Mt Fuji can be seen from here.
You can see Mount Fuji from here.

彼の今度の小説はすごく退屈だった。たいした作家ではないと思う。
I found his new novel very dull. I don't think he is much of a writer.
His next novel was very boring. I don't think he's a great writer.

じゃあその時までね。
Until then.
Until then.

私は京都の叔父のところに泊まるつもりだ。
I'm going to stay with my uncle in Kyoto.
I'm going to stay with Kyoto's uncle.

仮令遊女でも純粋な恋をすれば、その恋は無垢な清いものです。
Even if she's a prostitute which falls in love, her love is a pure and noble feeling.
Even a prostitute, if she is pure in love, that love is pure and pure.

石を投げてはいけない。
Don't throw stones.
Don't throw stones.

このタイプライターを特価で買ってきた。
I got this typewriter at a bargain price.
I bought this typewriter for a special price.

私達は台所を片付けなければならない。
We must clean up the kitchen.
We have to clean up the kitchen.

彼はカイロで体を暖めた。
He warmed himself with a pocket heater.
He warmed himself up in Cairo.

もし臓器の販売を合法化したら、潜在的な健康問題が生じるかも知れません。
If the sale of organs is legalised, potential health problems may arise.
If the sale of organs is legal, potential health problems may arise.

次のイベントは寒いので、重ね着をして来て下さい。
Since the next event will be cold, please dress warmly.
The next event is cold, so please get dressed.

あまり太ったのでカラーの前が合わなかった。
He got so stout that his collar did not meet.
I didn't fit in front of the color because I was so fat.

トムとは長年の友達だ。
I've been friends with Tom for many years.
Tom and I have been friends for years.

私は午前９時から午後５時まで勤務中です。
I'm on duty from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
I'm working from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

友情が仕事より大切なのは言うまでもない。
It goes without saying that friendship is more important than business.
Not to mention friendship is more important than work.

駅はホテルの西の方にある。
The station is to the west of the hotel.
Station's on the west side of the hotel.

絶好のタイミングに自分の仕事ができれば試合に勝てるよ。
It's going to take crackerjack timing, but if we can work the play, we'll win the game.
If I could do my job at the right time, I'd win the game.

彼は愛すべき性格の男ある。
He is a man with a lovable character.
He has a personality to love.

家族全員が病気で寝ていた。
The whole house was ill in bed.
The whole family was sick and asleep.

ジョンは近頃のみ過ぎだ。
These days John drinks too much.
John's only out of date.

合うようにテーブルの高さを修正しなければならない。
You'll have to modify the height of the table to make it fit.
You must correct the height of the table to match.

まあ君なら出来るとは思ってたけどね。
Well, I thought if anyone could do it, it would be you.
Well, I thought you could do it.

父は工場で働いている。
My father works for a factory.
My dad works at the factory.

彼らの船は波に揺られていた。
Their ship was at the mercy of the waves.
Their ships were shaken by the waves.

商品はすべて陳列台に並べてあります。
All the goods for sale are set out on the tables.
All the goods are lined up on the stand.

こんなに激しく雨がふっている状態では、出発なんかできない。
With it raining like this, we'll never be able to leave.
We can't leave without so much rain.

私はドアを開きます。
I open the door.
I'll open the door.

知らせを聞いて彼は顔を曇らせた。
His face fell when he heard the news.
When he heard the news, he clouded his face.

この失敗は私に責任がある。
I am responsible for this failure.
This failure is my fault.

ヒトラーは１９３３年に権力を取った。
Hitler assumed power in 1933.
Hitler gained power in 333.

そのことについてもっとお聞きしたいのですが。
I'd like to hear more about that.
I'd like to ask you more about that.

ジョンは責任を他人に転嫁する。
John casts the blame on others.
John takes responsibility for others.

インドのバイヤーと日本のビジネスマンは新製品の値をめぐって激しいやりとりをした。
An Indian buyer and a Japanese businessman haggled over the price of the new product.
India's buyer and Japanese businessmen had a heated exchange over the value of their new product.

車でたった３０分です。
It only takes thirty minutes by car.
It's only half an hour in the car.

全部の学生がそこへ行ったわけではない。
Not all the students went there.
Not all students went there.

事故の後、警察は近づかないようにと群集に命じた。
After the accident, the police told the crowd to keep back.
After the accident, the crowd ordered the police to stay away.

兄は私にかわいらしい人形をくれました。
My brother gave me a cute doll.
My brother gave me a pretty doll.

パターンがあるはずだ。
There should be a pattern.
There must be a pattern.

野球は好きではないのですか。
Don't you like baseball?
You don't like baseball, do you?

彼女は私の給料が安いとぶつぶつ言った。
She complained to me of my small salary.
She told me that my salary was cheap.

彼はお金を払わずにレストランを出ました。
He left the restaurant without paying.
He left the restaurant without paying for it.

その手術をするのに医者は８時間かかった。
It took the doctor eight hours to do the operation.
It took the doctor eight hours to perform the surgery.

え？
Pardon me?
What?

彼は字が下手だ。
His handwriting is bad.
He's not good at writing.

シスター、この患者から目を離さないでください。
Sister, don't let this patient out of your sight.
Sister, keep an eye on this patient.

彼女は私の助言を求めている。
She is seeking my advice.
She wants my advice.

彼らは彼女の両足を縛りつけた。
They bound her legs together.
They tied her legs.

月曜日は私が一番忙しい日です。
Monday is my busiest day.
Monday is my most busy day.

十中八九ジェーンは来るだろう。
It is probable that Jane will come.
Jane will be here at the end of the day.

彼はこの絵を書いた少年だ。
He is the boy who painted this picture.
He's the boy who wrote this painting.

食事中にそんなことをするのは無作法なことです。
It is bad manners to do so at table.
It's rude to do that during a meal.

彼は自分を嫌う。
He hates himself.
He hates himself.

私は時計の針を進めた。
I advanced the hands on the clock.
I've moved on with the clock.

君がくるとは僕は思わなかった。
I had no notion that you were coming.
I didn't think you were coming.

無罪の人々が死刑の判決を受ける場合もある。
It happens that innocents are sentenced to death.
In some cases, innocent people are sentenced to death.

あの黒い雲を見てごらん。
Look at those black clouds.
Look at those black clouds.

彼らは人工芝の上に横たわっていた。
I found them lying on the artificial grass.
They were lying on the lawn.

ママもパパもひどくいらだっているの。
Mom and Dad are very nervous.
My mom and dad are getting worse.

これがその少年です。
This is the boy.
This is the boy.

最後の１頁を除き全部すんだ。
I've finished all except the last page.
All but the last page.

彼はあまり新聞を読まない。
He doesn't read many newspapers.
He doesn't read much.

道の途中で鍵を落としたに違いない。
I must've lost my key along the way.
Must have dropped the key on the road.

彼女が何を言おうと落ちついていなさい。
Don't lose your head whatever she says.
Whatever she says, stay calm.

彼にはその法案に反対の発言をする気骨があるだろうか。
Will he have the backbone to speak out against the bill?
Is he willing to speak against the bill?

たったの一言も彼は言わなかった。
He didn't say a single word.
He didn't say a word.

あなたは私の２倍の力がある。
You are twice as strong as me.
You have twice my power.

太陽がなければ何も生きられないだろう。
If it were not for the sun, nothing could live.
Without the sun there would be nothing to live for.

もう一回トムに訊いてみて。
Ask Tom again.
Ask Tom again.

彼にはその問題に対処する十分な経験がなかった。
He didn't have enough experience to cope with the problem.
He didn't have enough experience dealing with the problem.

私は次に何をやればよいのか困った。
I was embarrassed when he talked to me.
I don't know what to do next.

あなたはとても美しい。
You are very beautiful.
You're so beautiful.

今年の春は見るべき新番組がたくさんあります。
There are many new programs to watch this spring.
This spring, we have a lot of new shows to watch.

彼は日本の内部の事情をよく知っている。
He has a good knowledge of the internal affairs of Japan.
He knows exactly what's going on inside Japan.

勝手にしたら、どうぞお好きなように。
Have it your way.
If you like, you can do whatever you want.

よくくしゃみが出ます。
I sneeze a lot.
It's really good to see you.

完璧な文章などといったものは存在しない。完璧な絶望が存在しないようにね。
There's no such thing as a perfect sentence. Just as there's no such thing as perfect despair.
There's no such thing as perfect writing.

あなたに歌ってほしい。
I want you to sing.
I want you to sing.

彼の病気は過度の飲酒から来ている。
His illness comes of drinking too much.
His disease comes from excessive drinking.

昨日魚を食べました。
I ate fish yesterday.
I ate fish yesterday.

なんでそんなこと言うの？
What makes you say that?
Why would you say that?

彼は大観衆に語りかけた。
He addressed a large audience.
He spoke to the big crowd.

それは秘密です。誰にももらさないで下さい。
It's a secret; don't give it away to anyone.
It's a secret. Don't let anyone get to you.

そのことで誤解しないで下さい。
Let there be no mistake about it.
Don't get me wrong about that.

台所には卵がいくつありますか。
How many eggs are there in the kitchen?
How many eggs are in the kitchen?

人間が働かなくていい世界になればいいのに。
I wish the world would change so people did not have to work.
I wish it would be a world where people don't have to work.

子供が親から遠く離れていたら、彼らの安全や幸福に関して親がしてやれることはない。
When parents are far away from their children, there is nothing they can do about their safety or welfare.
If their children are far away from their parents, their parents will not be able to help them with their safety and well-being.

君の負けだ。あきらめろ。
You are beaten. Give up.
You've lost, give up.

御茶をもう少しいただけますか。
Could I have some more tea?
Can I have a little more tea?

あなたの説明は私には抽象的すぎます。
Your explanation is too abstract to me.
Your explanation is too abstract for me.

私はその時、テレビを見ていました。
I was watching TV then.
I was watching TV at the time.

父は毎日日記をつけている。
My father writes in his diary every day.
My father keeps a diary every day.

彼女は結婚したら幸福になるでしょう。
She will be happy when she gets married.
She'll be happy when she gets married.

配達してもらえませんか。
Can you deliver this?
Could you deliver it for me?

英語で書かれていないコメントは削除されます。
Comments not written in English will be deleted.
Removes comments that are not written in English.

私はピアノが弾けます。
I can play the piano.
I play the piano.

例えば、フランス人ならロシア人のジョークを聞いてもなかなか笑えないかも知れない。
A Frenchman, for instance, might find it hard to laugh at a Russian joke.
For example, if you are French, it may not be funny to hear Russian jokes.

このシチューを作るの手伝ってくれないかしら。
Could you give me a hand with this stew?
Can you help me make this stew?

電話をお借りしてもよいでしょうか。
Might I use your phone?
May I borrow your phone?

おもしろければどんな本でもかまいません。
Any book will do as long as it is amusing.
You can have any book if you like.

今日の学校は以前と同じく立派な仕事をやっている。
Today's school does no poorer a job than it used to.
Today's school is doing as well as it used to be.

君は標準英語を学ばなくてはいけない。
You have to learn standard English.
You have to learn standard English.

すみませんが、免許証を見せていただけますか？
Excuse me, could you please show me your driving licence?
Excuse me. Can I see your driver's license?

コンピューター・システムは午後８時に自動的に停止する。
The computer system shuts down automatically at 8pm.
The computer system stops automatically at 8:00 p.m.

言うまでもなく、誰でも法律を守る義務がある。
It goes without saying that every one is bound to obey the law.
Needless to say, everyone has a duty to keep the law.

とぼけてないで、私の質問にちゃんと答えて！
Don't play dumb. Answer my question properly!
Don't be ridiculous, answer my questions right now!

彼は日曜日に部屋を掃除した。
He cleaned his room on Sunday.
He cleaned the room on Sunday.

熱があるんです。
I have a fever.
He's got a fever.

弟のことなんかほっときなさい。
Leave him alone.
Leave me alone about my brother.

館内に案内所がありますか。
Is there an information counter?
Is there a guide room inside?

今夜テレビを見てもいいですか。
May I watch TV tonight?
Can I watch TV tonight?

そのことについては彼は何か言いましたか。
Did he say anything about it to you?
Did he say anything about that?

私は誤りを指摘されて決まり悪い思いをした。
I was abashed when my mistakes were pointed out.
I felt guilty when I was pointing out the wrong thing.

彼は陸路でイタリアへ行った。
He went to Italy by land.
He went to Italy on an overland road.

コンサートの最中に喋るのは無作法である。
It's rude to talk during a concert.
It’s rude to talk during a concert.

妹には若さと夢があります。
My sister has youth and dreams.
My sister has youth and dreams.

本当にいい天気だ。
It's so lovely a day.
It's a really nice day.

外国語を学ぶことは楽しい。
Learning a foreign language is fun.
Learning a foreign language is fun.

それは僕一人でやりたい。
I want to do it myself.
That's what I want to do alone.

彼は一介の事務員にすぎない。
He is nothing more than a clerk.
He's just a handful of clerks.

もはや疑いの余地はない。
There is no longer any room for doubt.
There is no doubt anymore.

頭痛はするし、せきでも苦しんでいます。
I have a headache and I am suffering from a cough.
I have headaches, and I suffer from coughing.

彼は、たいてい話す前に考える。
More often than not, he thinks before he speaks.
He'll think before he talks most of the time.

ここに絶え間ない痛みがあります。
I have a continuous pain here.
There's constant pain here.

彼が有名な人物だというのがわかります。
I see that he is an able man.
I can see he's famous.

試験は来週の月曜日から始まる。
The examinations will begin on Monday next week.
The exam starts next Monday.

どうぞお体を大事にして下さい。
Please take care of yourself.
Please take care of yourself.

私はコード・リョーコを見るのが好きだ。
I like watching Code Lyoko.
I like watching code passenger.

彼は姉に彼の部屋の壁を塗るのを手伝ってもらった。
He had his older sister help him paint the wall of his room.
He had my sister help him paint the walls of his room.

開きそうにないわ。
It won't open.
It's not gonna open.

その小屋には誰も住んでないように見えた。
The cottage looked as if nobody were living in it.
There seemed to be no one living in that cabin.

彼女は彼をぶった。
She hit him.
She hit him.

警察は彼を捕まえた。
The police have caught him.
The police got him.

碁を打つのが私の唯一の娯楽だ。
My only distraction is the game of Go.
It's my only entertainment.

明日忘れないで私を７時に起こしてください。
Please remember to wake me up at seven tomorrow.
Don't forget to wake me tomorrow at 7:00.

わたしはどのようにこの問題を解くかわかる。
I understand how to solve the problem.
I know how to solve this problem.

私は試合を申し込むつもりだ。
I intend to challenge him to a game.
I'm gonna apply for a game.

口を閉じなさい。
Close your mouth.
Shut your mouth.

母の姿を見て子供はすぐに元気になった。
The sight of his mother Instantly enlivened the child.
As soon as the child saw her, he was fine.

君がこんなに早く来るとは思っていなかった。
I didn't think you'd get here so soon.
I didn't think you'd come so soon.

この夏は３６年ぶりの暑さになるようだ。
This is going to be the hottest summer in thirty-six years.
This summer seems to be the first in 36 years.

家族のご多幸を祈ります。
May you and your family be happy.
Thank you for your family's good fortune.

空港までどれくらい距離がありますか。
How far is it to the airport?
How far is the airport?

彼は日が暮れてからそこに登場した。
He arrived there after dark.
He came out there after dark.

よほど重要な用向きでやってきたことが、彼の顔色で分かった。
I could tell by the look on his face that he had come on very important business.
I've been doing this for a very important purpose, and I can see it in his face.

水はかなり多く残っている。
There is quite a bit of water remaining.
There's quite a bit of water left.

あの政治家は内外の事情に精通している。
That politician is well versed in internal and external conditions.
The politician is familiar with internal and external affairs.

会社はそのプロジェクトから手をひいた。
The company drew back from the project.
The company pulled out of the project.

私はトムの幼なじみです。
I'm a childhood friend of Tom's.
I'm a boy friend of Tom's.

トムを救うにはどうすればいいのですか。
How can we save Tom?
What can I do to save Tom?

トムは時計をちらりと見た。
Tom glanced at his watch.
Tom looked at his watch.

私たちは英語の読み方を学びました。
We learned how to read English.
We learned how to read English.

バッテリー残量が少なくなっています。
Your battery is low.
The battery's running low.

彼女は美人だ遠くから見ると。
She's a beauty from a distance.
She's beautiful from a distance.

そんな愚かなことを言うな。
Do not say such foolish things.
Don't be such a fool.

私は甘いケーキがとても好きだ。
I like sweet cakes very much.
I love sweet cakes.

沿岸地帯には津波警報が出た。
The coast was warned against a tsunami.
There was a tsunami alarm in the coastal region.

我々は彼の作品と彼女の作品を較べた。
We compared his work with hers.
We've got his work and her work.

こんな風に、彼は私を扱った。
This is the way he treated me.
Like this, he treated me.

この人が、あなたが先日ほめていらっしゃった少女ですか。
Is this the girl you spoke well of the other day?
This is the girl you've been missing the other day.

タマネギはジャガイモよりはやく煮える。
Onions cook more quickly than potatoes.
Onion is more hot than potatoes.

今朝は骨身にしみる寒さだった。
There was a keen frost this morning.
It was so cold this morning.

日本は貿易に頼っている。
Japan depends on foreign trade.
Japan depends on trade.

犬は首輪をすり抜けた。
The dog slipped his collar.
The dog slipped through the collar.

誤解があるようです。
There seems to be a misunderstanding.
There seems to be a misunderstanding.

警官は女の子達にこの車は自分たちの物であるかどうかをたずねた。
The policeman said to the girls, "Is this car yours?"
The police asked the girls if the car was theirs.

彼は市民権を奪われた。
He was deprived of his civil rights.
He was deprived of citizenship.

トムは戻っていますか？
Has Tom returned?
Is Tom back?

気分転換に田舎にドライブに行かないかい。
Why don't we drive out to the country for a change of pace?
Would you like to take a drive to the country for a change?

１２人の音楽家たちが協会を構成しています。
Twelve musicians constitute the society.
Twelve musicians make up the association.

英語のアルファベットには２６文字ある。
The English alphabet has 26 letters.
There are 26 characters in the English alphabet.

一日中ひなたに座っているなんていいはずがありません。
It can't be good sitting in the sun all day.
You shouldn't be sitting all day.

おじは私たちに新しいテレビを持って来てくれた。
My uncle brought a new TV set for us.
My uncle brought us a new TV.

君が必ずしも行く必要はない。
You don't necessarily have to go.
You don't have to go.

私が早く去るので彼らは残念がった。
My leaving early made them feel sorry.
They're sorry I left early.

彼は私と同じ職場にいます。
He works with me at the office.
He's at work with me.

あいつとは今後関係がない。
I've done with him for the future.
I don't have anything to do with him.

今の子供たちは人生におけるどのような問題でもリセットできると思っている。
Kids these days think that any issue in life can be resolved as easily as restarting a computer game.
Children today believe they can reset any problem in their lives.

彼が息子を自慢に思うのも無理はない。
It's not surprising that he be proud of his son.
No wonder he is proud of his son.

学校に行く途中、私はにわか雨にあった。
While I was going to school, I was caught in a shower.
I was on my way to school when I was suddenly in the rain.

あなたはピカソが描いたその絵を見たことがありますか。
Have you ever seen the picture painted by Picasso?
You've seen that drawing by Picarasso.

毎年開催中に妙な魔力を感じるんだ。
Every year, during the event, we sense a strange magical force.
I feel strange magic every year during the event.

昔は門のところにライオンの像があったものだ。
There used to be a statue of a lion at the gate.
Once upon a time, there was a lion statue at the gate.

本日定休日。
Today is our regular closing day.
Today's regular holiday.

父は私にその会に出ないように言っていたが、私は出席した。
I attended the meeting though my father told me not to.
My father told me not to attend, but I attended.

値段が高すぎる！
It's too expensive!
It's too expensive!

その袋は大きかった。おまけに重かった。
The bag was big, and moreover, it was heavy.
And its bag was large and heavy and heavy.

彼女の援助を求めても無駄である。
It is no use asking for her help.
There is no use asking for her help.

これが私が遅れた理由です。
This is the reason why I came late.
That's why I'm late.

私たちと一緒に食事しませんか。
Why not have dinner with us?
Why don't you eat with us?

睡眠をとったほうがいい。
You need sleep.
You need to get some sleep.

彼女は彼のいう事が聞こえないふりをした。
She pretended not to hear him.
She pretended she couldn't hear him.

彼女は編物を横において立ち上がった。
She put her knitting aside and stood up.
She stood up next to the thread.

ロンドンに滞在中、私は彼に会った。
During my stay in London, I met him.
I met him while he was in London.

貴方の到着時間を私たちに知らせてください。
Let us know when you'll arrive.
Let us know when you arrive.

あなたの夕飯はオーブンの中に入れてあります。
I have left you your dinner in the oven.
Your dinner is in the oven.

ジュリーが明日やってくると知って僕は驚いて倒れそうになったよ。
When I learned that Julie was coming for a visit tomorrow, I was so surprised I almost fainted.
When Julie arrived tomorrow, I almost collapsed.

泣いても笑ってもあと一日。
There is only one day left, whether we like it or not.
Crying and laughing for another day.

だからお互いに助け合う必要があったので、そういう意味では妹との絆は強かった。
Therefore we had to help each other and in that way the bonds between me and my sister were strong.
That’s why we needed to help each other, and in that sense, our relationship with our sister was strong.

会議は2時半に始まります。
The meeting starts at 2:30.
The meeting begins at 2:30.

私はもうこれ以上食べられない。
I can't eat any more.
I can't eat anymore.

私は約１マイル歩いた。
I walked about a mile.
I walked about a mile.

私たちが何をしているのかと思っていることでしょう。
He will be wondering what we are doing.
I'm sure you're wondering what we're doing.

金より体。
Health is better than wealth.
Body rather than money.

いつでも本当のことを言いなさい。
Always tell the truth.
You can always tell me the truth.

今回だけは許してあげる。
I'll forgive you just this once.
I won't let you do this again.

あとでまた、彼に電話します。
I'll call him back later.
I'll call him later.

またお話できたら嬉しいです。
I look forward to speaking with you again.
I hope we can talk again.

もしものときのために、お金は多少蓄えておいたほうがいいよ。
You'd better put aside some money for a rainy day.
You should save some money in case of need.

テレビは精神を受け身の状態にして置くという点で有害である。
TV is harmful in that it keeps your mind in a passive state.
TV is harmful in putting it in a mental and emotional state.

弁護士は彼の無罪を強く主張した。
The lawyer insisted on his innocence.
The lawyer insisted on his innocence.

彼は姉が３人います。
He has three elder sisters.
He has three sisters.

動いている列車に飛び乗るのは危険である。
It is dangerous to jump onto a moving train.
It’s dangerous to jump on a moving train.

その列車は数分前に無事駅に到着した。
The train arrived safely at the station a few minutes ago.
The train arrived safely at the station a few minutes ago.

彼の政権はきっと崩壊する。
His regime is bound to collapse.
His regime is bound to collapse.

彼は黒いズボンをはき、美しい白いワイシャツを着ていました。
He was wearing black trousers and a beautiful white shirt.
He was wearing black pants and beautiful white shirts.

顔色が悪いです。
He looks pale.
You look pale.

彼は息子を怠けていると言って注意した。
He admonished his son for being lazy.
He warned me that he was lazy.

トムは結婚したがっている。
Tom wants to get married.
Tom wants to get married.

ジムは弁護士でなく医者だ。
Jim is not a lawyer but a doctor.
Jim's not a lawyer, he's a doctor.

元栓、しまってる。
The main tap is turned off.
It's an ex-plug.

この辞書はまるで使い物にならない。
This dictionary is completely useless.
This dictionary is useless.

彼はいくつかのコインを取り出した。
He took out some coins.
He pulled out some coins.

業績は自分でやったのでなければ、自分のものと見なすことはできない。
An accomplishment cannot be looked upon as yours unless you paddled your own canoe.
I can't be considered my own unless I've done my own work.

私たちはローマへ行って、そこに一週間滞在した。
We went to Rome, where we stayed a week.
We went to Rome and stayed there for a week.

どこのご出身ですか。
Where do you come from?
Where are you from?

疲れましたか。
Are you tired?
Are you tired?

彼らは明らかに違うことを考えている。
They clearly have something different in mind.
They're clearly thinking differently.

フランス語はグリーン先生ではなくホワイト先生が教えられます。
French is taught by Mr White, not by Miss Green.
English is taught not by Mr. Green, but by Mr. White.

メアリーのパパはリッチね。
Mary's father is rich.
Mary's dad's rich.

彼はそれ以上怒りを堪える事が出来なかった。
He couldn't keep his temper any longer.
He couldn't put up with his anger any more.

新聞はその政治家の死を報道した。
The newspaper reported the death of the statesman.
The newspaper reported the death of the politician.

一般的に言えば、女は男よりも長生きする。
Generally speaking, a woman will live longer than a man.
Generally speaking, women live longer than men.

あんな奴のどこがいいんだよ？ ただの女たらしじゃねえか。
What!? I can't see anything good about him. Doesn't he just break all the girls' hearts?
What's so good about that guy?

休日で車は街道をのろのろと動いた。
The holiday traffic crawled along the highway.
On holiday, the car moved around the streets.

私がその知らせを伝えると、ホワイト夫人はわっと泣きだした。
Mrs. White broke into tears when I told her the news.
I gave the news, and Mrs. White burst into tears.

自分がその賞を得ようとは全く思っていなかった。
Little did I think that I would win the prize.
I never thought I would win that award.

あれは大した詩だ。
I call that some poem.
That's a big poem.

私は彼を支店に転勤させることを決定した。
I decided that he should be transferred to the branch.
I decided to transfer him to the branch.

このひもは強い。
This string is strong.
This cord is strong.

あなたの答えは答えになっていない。
Your answer doesn't make sense.
Your answer is not the answer.

彼女は自殺しようとした。
She tried to commit suicide.
She tried to kill herself.

彼女が言っていることを理解するのに彼には随分時間がかかった。
It took him a long time to take in what she was saying.
It took him a long time to understand what she was saying.

トムに「ダメ」と伝えて。
Tell Tom no.
Tell Tom no.

サラダの作り方を教えて。
Teach me how to make a salad.
Tell me how to make a salad.

食卓にたくさんの皿がのっている。
There are a lot of dishes on the table.
There's a lot of dishes on the table.

この間なくしたと言っていた傘は見つかりましたか。
Have you found the umbrella which you said you had lost the other day?
Did you find the umbrella you said you had recently?

棚の寸法はいくらあるか。
What are the measurements of the shelf?
So what's the dimensions of the shelf?

彼女は昔、日記を付けていたが今はつけていない。
She used to keep a diary, but doesn't anymore.
She used to keep a diary, but now she doesn't.

あいつ酔うと人が変わるから一緒に飲みたくないんだよ。
He's a different person when he's drunk, so I don't like to drink with him.
He doesn't want to drink with you because he changes people when he gets drunk.

今日はついてない。
This is not my day.
Not today.

その事故はいつ彼女の身に起こったのか。
When did the accident happen to her?
When did the accident happen to her?

その催し物にはかなり多くの人が出た。
Quite a few people turned out for the event.
There were quite a few in the show.

外国語を話すのは簡単じゃない。
Speaking foreign languages is not easy.
It's not easy to speak a foreign language.

私はあなたにそれをすぐにしてもらいたい。
I want you to do it at once.
I want you to do it right now.

予定通りに、その業者は、時間がもう少し欲しい、と言ってきた。
Right on schedule, that contractor came around today, begging for more time.
As planned, the vendor said he would like some more time.

どうか水を一杯持ってきてください。
Bring me a glass of water, please.
Please bring me a glass of water.

押せばドアが開きます。
You have to push that door to open it.
Press and the door opens.

ジョンは私より２つ年下だ。
John is my junior by two years.
John's two years younger than me.

私は将来医者になりたい。
I want to become a doctor in the future.
I want to be a doctor in the future.

彼の説明は説得力に欠けている。
His explanation is unconvincing.
His explanation is inconclusive.

ケーキが焦げたのは私の失敗です。電話で話していて、時間に気付かなかったのです。
It's my fault that the cake was burned. I was talking on the phone and didn't notice the time.
It was my fault that the cake was burned. I didn't realize it at the time.

僕と一緒にコンサートに行って欲しいんだけど。
I would like to go to the concert with you.
I'd like you to go to a concert with me.

このシャツはアイロンをかける必要がある。
This shirt needs ironing.
This shirt needs to be ironed.

フランス語が話せるんですってね。トムが言ってましたよ。
Tom said you spoke French.
(Laughter)

アメリカへ行くくらいなら、国内にいるほうがましだ。
You might as well stay at home as go to America.
I would rather be in the country than in the United States.

日本の学生の中には、よくあることなのだが、あまり勉強しないのがいる。
Some Japanese college students, as is often the case with them, don't study very much.
Although it's common for some Japanese students, they don’t study much.

彼女は病院に運ばれているところだった。
She was being carried to the hospital.
She was being taken to a hospital.

違いが分かるには遅すぎた。
I came to the realization too late to make a difference.
It's too late to tell the difference.

長いことずっとあの車が欲しいと思っている。
I have long wanted that car.
I've been wanting that car for a long time.

蚊に刺された。
I was bitten by a mosquito.
I was bitten by a mosquito.

息子さんの健康については何の心配もいらない。
You need not have any anxiety about your son's health.
Don't worry about your son's health.

生は難しく、死は安い。
Life is hard, death is cheap.
Life is hard, death is cheap.

日本は富士山で有名です。
Japan is famous for Mt. Fuji.
Japan is famous for Mount Fuji.

私は兄ほど勤勉ではない。
I am not so diligent as my brother.
I'm not as diligent as my brother.

我々は皆国家遺産を守るように気をつけなければならない。
We must all take care to preserve our national heritage.
All of us must be careful to protect our national heritage.

コンピューター端末はずっと一列に並んでいた。
The computer terminals were lined up in one long row.
The computer terminals were in line all the time.

メールの返信が遅くなってごめんなさい。
I'm sorry I'm late replying to your email.
I'm sorry I'm late for your reply.

あいつら皆、僕がイスラム教徒だって知ってるよ。
They all know I'm a Muslim.
They all know I'm Muslim.

彼を彼の弟と間違えっこない。
You can't mistake him for his younger brother.
I can't mistake him for his brother.

ハイキングは中止にしたほうがいいわね。
We'd better cancel the hike.
I think we should cancel hiking.

犯罪は時に法律を知らないために引き起こされる。
Crimes sometimes result from ignorance of the law.
Crime is sometimes caused by ignorance of the law.

明日、私たちの教授は英国に帰るのよ。
Tomorrow our professor is going back to England.
Tomorrow our professor will return to England.

誤解を正させてください。
Please let me set the record straight.
Let's see if we can simplify this a little bit.

本気でそう言っていんのか。
Do you really mean it?
Are you sure you're saying that?

空いている部屋はありますか。
Do you have any vacancies?
Is there an empty room?

戦争には悲惨と悲しみがつきものだ。
The accompaniments of the war are misery and sorrow.
War is filled with misery and sorrow.

彼はイギリスへ２度行ったことがあります。
He has been to England twice.
He's been to England twice.

彼らは日本人労働者が不足しているから外国人を雇う。
They employ foreigners because Japanese workers are in short supply.
They hire foreigners because of the shortage of Japanese workers.

あなたは行く必要はないと彼は言った。
He said that you need not go.
He said you don't have to go.

アメリカの大学に応募する際に、トフルの成績は一つの要因でしかない。
When applying to American universities, your TOEFL score is only one factor.
Toulous scores are only one factor in applying for a U.S. university.

闘争は満足の行ったことに和解に終わった。
The struggle ended in a satisfactory settlement.
The struggle ended at peace with satisfaction.

彼女は風邪を引きやすかった。
She caught colds often.
She pulled the flu.

この本はもう読みましたか。
Have you read this book?
Have you read this book already?

その軍隊は十分な武器を持っていた。
The army had plenty of weapons.
That army had enough weapons.

彼女の言っていることを理解するのに彼にはずいぶん時間がかかった。
It took him a long time to take in what she was saying.
It took him a long time to understand what she was saying.

トムは明日メアリーがどうやって学校に行くのか知らない。
Tom doesn't know how Mary will get to school tomorrow.
Tom doesn't know how Mary gets to school tomorrow.

私たちは見知らぬ人が家に入るのを見た。
We saw a stranger enter the house.
We saw a stranger entering the house.

その犯罪の第一の要因は何ですか。
What is the main cause of the crime?
What's the first factor in that crime?

ここでは果実を栽培しています。
They grow fruit here.
We're growing fruit here.

これを選びます。
This is my choice.
So let's see if we can do that.

彼は皆から嫌われている。
He is hated by all.
He's hated by everyone.

乗客は全員乗りましたか。
Are all passengers on board?
All passengers aboard?

彼女は息子を誇りにしている。
She is proud of her son.
She's proud of her son.

みんな鉛筆持ってる？
Does everybody have a pencil?
Do you guys have pencils?

あの歌は若い人達に非常に人気がある。
That song is very popular with young people.
The song is very popular with young people.

目的はよいとしても、どのようにその計画を実行するのか。
Granting that the aim is right, how will you carry out the plan?
Even if the purpose is good, how do we carry out the plan?

いたずらっ子にすっかり花壇を踏み荒らした。
My flower garden was trampled by urchins.
I stepped down the table for the pranksters.

トムはベッドの下に隠れた。
Tom hid under the bed.
Tom hid under the bed.

トムもメアリーも共に30代です。
Both Tom and Mary are in their thirties.
Both Tom and Mary are in their 30s.

彼等は貿易問題について臨時の会合を開いた。
They held a special session on trade problems.
They held a temporary meeting on trade issues.

円山川は城崎を流れている。
The Maruyama river flows through Kinosaki.
Shizuyama flows through Nagasaki.

始めましょう。
Let's begin.
Let's get started.

そうやって俺のことを気にしつつ、しかし素直になりきれない、そのツンデレさが今若い男の間で大ブーム！
That way you keep thinking about me but are unable to admit to your feelings, that hot and cold feel is a real boom among young men!
That's how you care about me, but you can't be straight, that's a boom among young men right now!

彼が帰ってきたのはホームシックだったからではなく、お金がなくなったからだ。
He came home because he had run out of money, not because he was homesick.
He came back, not because he was homesick, but because he lost his money.

福祉は十分に行き渡っていないように思うんですけど。
I think welfare isn't enough to go around.
I don’t think our welfare is going to go far enough.

その仕事をするの友人と協力しなさい。
Cooperate with your friends in doing the work.
Cooperate with your friends who do that work.

ものすごい勢いで駆けていった。
He was flying down the road.
She ran out of her mind.

窓際のテーブルがいいのですが。
Could we have a table by the window?
I'd like a table at the window.

どうもコンピューターの調子が悪いようだ。
It seems that something is wrong with the computer.
The computer seems to be in bad shape.

とても寒かったので外出しませんでした。
I didn't go out because it was very cold.
I didn't go out because it was so cold.

私は、彼の電話を待ってます。
I'm waiting for his telephone call.
I'll wait for his call.

彼はほとんど滅多に映画を見にいかない。
He seldom, if ever, goes to see the movies.
He rarely attends movies.

彼女は、彼にぜひ今いる所に留まってほしいと言った。
She insisted that he should stay where he was.
She said she'd like him to stay where he is.

彼女は我が子の死に悲しんで泣いた。
She wept over her child's death.
She cried for her child's death.

時間はたっぷりあった。
You had plenty of time.
We had plenty of time.

彼の言ったことは的はずれだった。
What he said was beside the point.
What he said was out of line.

音楽は私たちを大いに楽しませてくれる。
Music affords us much pleasure.
Music is very entertaining to us.

彼らのうち何人かは私の友達です。
Some of them are my friends.
Some of them are my friends.

何てこった、初心者にやられた！
omg a n00b pwned me!
Oh, my God, I've been hit by a new guy!

彼は歩いて学校に行っている。
He goes to school on foot.
He walks to school.

無意味なことに人生を浪費するな。
Don't waste your life on meaningless things.
Don't waste your life on meaningless things.

父は病気から回復した。
My father got well again.
My father recovered from his illness.

彼は後を見た。
He looked back.
He looked after.

お前はまだ一人で泳ぎに行くにはまだ幼すぎる。
You are not old enough to go swimming by yourself.
You're still too young to go swimming alone.

おすすめの薬は何ですか。
What medicine do you recommend?
What's your medicine?

今は一年で一番暑い季節です。
It's the hottest season of the year now.
This is the hottest season of the year.

あの水を飲むと気持ちが悪い。
I don't feel well after drinking that water.
Drinking that water makes me sick.

負傷した兵士はほとんど歩けなかった。
The wounded soldier could hardly walk.
The wounded soldiers could barely walk.

この川は太平洋に注いでいる。
The river flows into the Pacific Ocean.
The river is pouring into the Pacific Ocean.

君はその政策に賛成か反対か。
Are you in favor of that policy or are you opposed to it?
You either agree with or disagree with the policy.

彼は死ぬまで独身だった。
He remained single till the end of his day.
He was single until he died.

私はテレビを見るより読書するほうが好きです。
I prefer reading books to watching television.
I like reading more than watching TV.

彼の言に従って行動するのはりこうではない。
It is not wise to go by his word.
Don’t act on his words.

君の資金は仕事量に応じて支払われる。
You'll be paid according to the amount of work you do.
Your money will be paid according to the amount of work you do.

お茶をもう少しいかがですか。
Would you like some more tea?
Would you like some more tea?

彼は突然話をやめた。
He ceased talking suddenly.
He stopped talking all of a sudden.

一般的に言って、子供は戸外で遊ぶのが好きだ。
Generally speaking, children like to play outdoors.
Generally speaking, children like to play outdoors.

恋人たちは自分たちの頭文字をかしの木に刻んだ。
The couples carved their initials in oak trees.
They carved their initials on a tree.

はるか昔の初期の文化においては、競技で使われているボールは太陽を象徴していました。
Long ago in early cultures, the ball in the game was the symbol of the sun.
In early cultures, the balls used in the games represented the sun.

まったくひどい日だったわ。
It was a terrible day.
It was a terrible day.

「雪、きれいだね」「そうだね。でもメアリーの方がもっときれいだよ」
"The snow is beautiful, isn't it?" "Yeah, but Mary, you're even more beautiful."
"It's snow, it's snow, it's beautiful."

そうね。いずれ分かることね。
Well, it's all come out in the wash.
Well, you'll see.

バグだか何だか分かんないけど、このソフトはちゃんと動かない。
I don't know if it's a bug or not, but this software doesn't work correctly.
I don't know if it's a bug or something, but this software doesn't work.

彼女はなんでもかんでも引き出しにほうりこんだ。
She bundled everything into the drawers.
She put everything in the drawer.

もし皆の援助がなかったら、私は試験に合格しなかったでしょう。
But for everybody's support, I would not have passed the examination.
I would not pass the exam if I didn’t have everyone's help.

その話はいいよ。興味ないから。
Don’t bother explaining. Because I’m not interested.
I'm not interested in that.

彼はまず朝食をたっぷりとることから始めた。
He started off with a good breakfast.
He started out with plenty of breakfast.

そのホテルは見晴らしがよい。
The hotel has a good prospect.
Take a good look at that hotel.

彼は深いため息をついた。
He gave a deep sigh.
He sighed deeply.

天気は上々だ。
It's a sunny day.
The weather's good.

あなたが正しいのはわかっています。
I know you're right.
I know you're right.

今、怖くない。
I'm not afraid now.
I'm not scared right now.

庭の雑草を抜くのは彼の仕事だ。
It's his job to pull the weeds in the garden.
It's his job to pull out the weeds in the garden.

彼は有能な人だが、他方では、私たちに要求が多すぎる。
He is able man, but on the other hand he asks too much of us.
He is a capable man, but on the other hand, he demands too much of us.

仕事を終えてから、私は散歩に出かけた。
Having finished the work, I went out for a walk.
After I finished my job, I went for a walk.

トラングのパーティーはお通夜みたいだった。
Trang's party was as much fun as a funeral wake.
Traung's party was like a wake.

あれはラッシュモア山です。
It's Mt. Rushmore.
That's Mount Lachmore.

市の美術館での彼の展覧会には全く興味をそそられなかった。
His exhibition at the city museum didn't appeal to me at all.
His exhibition at the city museum was of no interest.

春にはたくさんの花が咲き始める。
A lot of flowers begin to bloom in spring.
In the spring, many flowers begin to bloom.

とにかくそのプログラムは成功だった。
At any rate, the program was a success.
Anyway, the program was successful.

ネコがひっくり返すといけないから、ビンに栓をしなさい。
Put the cap back on the bottle in case the cat knocks it over.
Put a plug in the bottle, because the cat has to turn it over.

これはなんと面白い本でしょう。
What an interesting book this is!
And that's what I'm going to show you in the next video.

うむ。これだけのことをされて、ブチキレないほうがおかしい。
So. Having had all that done to him it would be stranger if he wasn't enraged.
I'd rather not get mad at you for doing this.

彼はいつも出来る限り遅くまでベッドの中にいる。
He always stays in bed as late as he can.
He's always in bed as late as he can.

じつをいうと、二人は夫婦ではないのです。
To tell the truth, they are not husband and wife.
I mean, they're not married.

その岩は私達の頭上に突き出ていた。
The rock projected over us like a roof.
The rock was coming out of our heads.

その本を持って行っても構いません。
It doesn't matter to me if you take that book.
You can take the book with you.

私は昼までに手紙を書き終えた。
I finished writing the letter by noon.
I finished my letter by noon.

お前なら勝てる。楽勝だよ！
You can do it. It'll be a cakewalk!
You're going to win!

この場合にはその新しい規則があてはまる。
The new rule holds good in this case.
In this case, the new rules apply.

いくら家の中だからって、すっぽんぽんで歩き回るのはやめてよ！
No matter how much you keep saying this is your house, please stop walking around naked.
No matter how much I'm in the house, don't walk around like this!

彼は外務大臣に収まった。
He was established as Foreign minister.
He joined the Foreign Minister.

英語を上達させたいなら、できるだけ英語を話すようにつとめなさい。
Try to speak English as often as possible if you want to improve your English.
If you want to improve your English, try to speak English as much as possible.

大波を受けて彼のカヌーは転覆した。
A big wave turned over his canoe.
The waves turned his canoe upside down.

私たちが到着すると、いっぱいのご馳走が待ちかまえていました。
We arrived to find a huge meal ready for us.
When we arrived, there was a lot of goods waiting for us.

木の葉は秋には黄色になる。
The leaves of the trees turn yellow in fall.
The leaves turn yellow in autumn.

編集者と出版者がそのパーティーに出席していた。
The editor and the publisher were present at the party.
Editors and publishers were at the party.

彼は私の話をゆがめて伝えた。
He has distorted my speech.
He retorted and told me his story.

彼女はフランスで一番のテニス選手だと言われている。
It is said that she is the best tennis player in France.
She is said to be the best tennis player in France.

昨日の火事のことを聞きましたか。
Did you hear about yesterday's fire?
Did you hear about the fire yesterday?

私は長嶋茂雄を除いては誰も国民的英雄と考えることはできない。
I cannot look on anybody as a national hero with the exception of Shigeo Nagashima.
I can't think of anyone but Mao Mao Mao as a national hero.

彼女はごくささいなことでカッとなった。
She lost her temper at the slightest provocation.
She was very mean to me.

車に徐行するようにと合図した。
I signaled the car to go slow.
I told him to crawl into the car.

ここでは喫煙してはいけないことになっています。
You are not supposed to smoke in here.
You're not supposed to smoke here.

彼はあの仕事を何十年もしている。
He has had that job for decades.
He's been doing that job for decades.

今年の夏休みは、どこに遊びに行きたい？
Where do you want to go this summer vacation?
Where do you want to play this summer?

ホテルまで私を乗せていってくれませんか。
Could you take me as far as my hotel?
Can you bring me to the hotel?

肥沃な土壌は豊かな作物を産する。
Rich soil yields good crops.
The fertile soil produces abundant crops.

ついに彼は目的を達成した。
Finally, he achieved his goal.
Finally, he achieved his goal.

その発表を聞いて彼は飛び上がった。
The announcement brought him to his feet.
He jumped to hear the announcement.

私たちは２時間の労働と１０分の休憩を交互にとった。
We alternated two hours of work and ten minutes of rest.
We shared two hours of work and ten minutes of rest.

人口は変動しないでいる。
The population remains stationary.
The population is not changing.

私たちは、経費を切りつめなければならない。
We must cut down our expenses.
We have to cut the cost.

君が彼を罰するのは筋違いだと思った。
We thought it wrong that you should punish him.
I thought it was a mistake for you to punish him.

私あての手紙が届いていますか。
Have any letters arrived for me?
Have you received my letter?

その仕事は大急ぎで行われた。
That work was done very quickly.
And the work was done in haste.

私はラジオで音楽を聞くのも好きだ。
I also like listening to music on the radio.
I like listening to music on the radio.

私は良くテレビでナイターを見るんです。
I often watch night games on TV.
I'm used to watching neutrals on TV.

彼の有罪は疑いの余地はない。
There is no room for doubt about his guilt.
There is no doubt that he's guilty.

家の中でコートが無くなるはずはない。
You can't have lost your coat in the house.
You can't lose your coat in the house.

少年は息を吹き返した。
The boy came back to life.
The boy breathes back.

私たちは彼女の提案に同意した。
We agreed to her suggestions.
We agreed to her proposal.

私は彼を親友の一人と考えています。
I think of him as one of my good friends.
I think he's one of my best friends.

あなたのご招待はほんとにうれしいのですが・・・。
I appreciate your invitation, but...
I really appreciate your invitation, but...

彼女は非常にうれしかったので、踊り出した。
Such was her delight that she began to dance.
She was so happy that she began to dance.

意思の弱い人は批判の的になる。だから友だちでさえも、その欠点を直せるものならとおもってかれをいじめようとするだろう。
A man of weak will is the target of criticism; even his friends would badger him into correcting his defects.
A weak person becomes critical, so even his friends will try to bully him, hoping he can fix his flaws.

彼はじきに彼女が言ったことの重大さを理解した。
He soon comprehended the significance of her words.
He soon realized the magnitude of what she said.

道はここからゆるやかな上りだ。
The road ascends gently here.
The road's clear from here.

車に乗せてくれないか。
Why don't you give me a ride?
Can you get me in the car?

二人の男の子は思っていたよりもよく似ている。
The two boys look more alike than I thought.
Two boys are more alike than I thought.

お金が必要なら、いくらかお貸ししましょう。
If you need money, I'll lend you some.
If you need some money, I'll lend you some.

口は乾いていました。
My mouth was dry.
His mouth was dry.

夜を徹するか否か。
To work all night, or not.
Whether or not you're going through the night.

あの少年はトムですかベンですか。
Is that boy Tom or Ben?
Is that Tom or Ben?

ロンドンに行く以上一つや二つの芝居を見なければ。
As long as I'm going to be in London, I ought to see a play or two.
We have to see one or two plays more than we're going to London.

その兵士は傷ついて地面に横たわっていた。
The soldier lay injured on the ground.
The soldier lay on the ground wounded.

あなたがトムと話しているのを見ました。
I saw you talking to Tom.
I saw you talking to Tom.

彼らは雪の中に熊の足跡を見つけた。
They found the track of a bear in the snow.
They found the bear's footprints in the snow.

ここではほとんど雨が降ることがない。
It almost never rains here.
There is very little rain here.

石油の代りにアルコールを使うべきだ。
We should substitute alcohol for oil.
We should use alcohol instead of oil.

私は１９５０年１月８日に東京で生まれました。
I was born in Tokyo on the eighth of January in 1950.
I was born in Tokyo on January 8, 1950.

彼は毎週バイクを洗います。
He washes the bike every week.
He cleans his bike every week.

バイト探してるんだ。
I'm looking for a part-time job.
I'm looking for a part-time job.

これらの鳥は冬には北アフリカに渡る。
These birds migrate to North Africa in winter.
These birds travel to North Africa in winter.

図書館の前の木の下で昼食を食べている男性が何人かいた。
There were some men eating their lunches under the trees in front of the library.
Some of the men were eating lunch under the trees in front of the library.

子供のいる所でそんなことを言うものではない。
You shouldn't say such a thing in the presence of children.
Don't say that in the presence of children.

この騒音には、もう我慢できないの。
I can't bear this noise anymore.
I can't stand this noise anymore.

歳月は距離同様二重の魅力を添える。
Age, like distance, lends a double charm.
Years add a double charm as far as distance.

英国人と親しくなるには時間がかかるそうだ。
I hear it takes time to make friends with the English people.
They say it takes time to get close to the British.

取り入れ時には天気がよかった。
The weather was good at harvest.
The weather was good when we got in.

だれかが部屋に入った。
Someone entered the room.
Someone's in the room.

この道の幅はどれくらいですか。
How wide is this road?
So what's the width of this road?

トムはメアリーと別れた。
Tom split up with Mary.
Tom broke up with Mary.

そのレースに勝つ人は誰であれ、その賞をもらえます。
Whoever wins the race will receive the prize.
Anyone who wins that race gets the award.

我々の女の友達は先週小さな町へ旅行しました。
A female friend of ours took a trip to a small village last week.
Our girl friend traveled to a small town last week.

インクで書かなくてはならないか。
Do I have to write in ink?
Do I have to write in ink?

箱の中には梨がいくつかある。
There are some pears in the box.
There's a few roses in the box.

こんなつまらないことをやめにしたいと彼は言った。
He said he wanted to put an end to such a trifle.
He said he wanted to stop doing this stupid thing.

彼らはソフトウエア製品を扱っている。
They deal in software products.
They handle software products.

山を掘り抜いてトンネルが造られた。
A tunnel has been bored through the mountain.
A tunnel was dug out of the mountain.

私が君なら、そんなことはしないのに。
If I were you, I wouldn't do such a thing.
I wouldn't do that if I were you.

彼はそれを上着の下から出した。
He took it out from under his coat.
He pulled it out of his jacket.

絶対必要でない限りタクシーを使わない。
Unless it's absolutely necessary, I don't use taxis.
Don't use taxis unless you need them.

私は恐竜の進化にとても興味を持っている。
I have a great interest in the evolution of dinosaurs.
I'm very interested in the evolution of dinosaurs.

彼らはジョージの失敗を非難した。
They blamed George for the failure.
They condemned George's failure.

私は違います。あなたです。
No I'm not; you are!
I'm not. I'm you.

彼女には兄弟はいない。
She has no brothers.
She doesn't have a brother.

それはすごい。
That sounds great.
That's great.

私はコンサートに行くことを楽しみに待っている。
I'm looking forward to going to the concert.
I look forward to going to the concert.

私の家はにぎやかな通りに面しています。
My house faces a busy street.
My house is on the street.

今後旅行の際はぜひ当社をご検討ください。
Please consider us in the future for all your travel needs.
As we travel, please consider our company.

このズボンはアイロンをかける必要がある。
These trousers need pressing.
This pants need to be ironed.

平均で一週間に一回は映画に行きます。
On the average, I go to the movies once a week.
On average, you go to a movie once a week.

私はリンゴが一番好きだ。
I like apples best.
I like apples best.

結婚したくないからおばあちゃんは僕の事をカタワだとか言ってました。
Because I don't want to marry, my grandmother called me a cripple.
She told me that she didn't want to marry me.

彼には子供がいない。
He has no children.
He doesn't have children.

列車は何時に大阪に着きますか。
What time does the train reach Osaka?
What time does the train arrive in Osaka?

「・・・つまり、セックス！？」「うわあ、健二ったら・・・みもふたもない」
"... in other words, sex!?" "Geez, you don't beat around the bush!"
"What do you mean, sex?"

これを小銭に換えてもらえますか。
Can you change this into small money?
So let's do that.

彼の現在の助手は野上さんです。
His present assistant is Miss Nokami.
His current assistant is Mr. Hatake.

トムはフランス語を教えている。
Tom teaches French.
Tom teaches French.

恋人達はキスをした。
The lovers kissed.
The lovers kissed.

人々は川を船で運ばれた。
The people were ferried across the river.
People took the river by boat.

６歳ぐらいから鍵っ子生活だったんだから。
From about age 6, I led the life of a latchkey kid.
I've been a key boy since I was about six.

どちらでも好きな道を行っていただいて構いません。
You can take whichever road you like.
You can go either way.

彼女は私の計画にはまるで反対だ。
She has a strong objection to my plan.
She's against my plan.

トムはバスケに夢中だ。
Tom is crazy about basketball.
Tom's crazy about basketball.

彼女は、彼が微笑んでいるのを見た。
She saw him smile.
She saw him smiling.

一円玉を水に浮かせ、そこに磁石をゆっくり近づけると、一円玉は磁石に近づく。
If you float a one yen coin on water and move a magnet slowly towards it then the coin will approach the magnet.
As we float a circle in water and draw the magnet closer and closer to the magnet, the spheres get closer and closer to the magnet.

私は牛乳が飲みたい。
I want to drink milk.
I want milk.

その仕事は容易に考えていたが一週間かかってしまった。
The job looked quite simple, but it took me a week.
I thought the job was easy, but it took me a week.

彼は試験に失敗して気を落としている。
He is discouraged by his failure in the examination.
He's depressed because he failed his test.

素直に言えば、君は誤りを犯した。
Frankly speaking, you made a mistake.
To be honest, you made a mistake.

知人が増えれば増えるほど、それだけ会う時間が少なくなる。
The more people you know, the less time you have to see them.
The more people I know, the less time I spend seeing them.

子供さんを連れてきなさいよ。
Bring your children along.
Why don't you bring the kids?

その製品は世界的な規模で販売されている。
The products are sold on a world scale.
The product is sold on a global scale.

それを前に言ってくれればよかったのに。
You should've told me that before.
You should've told me that before.

ひろしは困り果てているのよ。レポートを書くのに必要な一冊しかない本をなくしてしまったの。
Hiroshi is worn out with worry since he lost the only copy of the book he needed for his report.
I don't know what I'm talking about. I don't know what I'm talking about.

トムはオレンジが好きだ。
Tom likes oranges.
Tom likes oranges.

若いキャンパーたちは新しい防水上着を身につけていた。
The young campers were kited out with new waterproof jackets.
The young campers wore new waterproof jackets.

父は今までに病気になったことがない。
Father has never gotten sick in his life.
He's never been sick before.

タクシーがなかったので、私は歩いて帰らなければならなかった。
As there was no taxi, I had to walk home.
I had to walk home because there was no cab.

賭けてもいいが君は間違っているよ。
I'll bet you that you're wrong about that.
I bet you're wrong.

日の光がだんだん衰えてきた。
The light became weaker and weaker.
The sun's dimmering.

私達、映画に行くのだけど。いっしょに行く気ありますか。
We're going to the movies. Are you game?
We're going to the movies. Are you going with us?

彼は左手でボールをキャッチした。
He caught the ball with his left hand.
He grabbed the ball with his left hand.

今は手を握るという行為はひどく無粋な気がした。
I feel like holding hands now would be incredibly boorish.
The act of holding hands now seemed very impudent.

トムの視力は衰えつつある。
Tom's eyesight is deteriorating.
Tom's vision is failing.

幸いなことに間に合った。
Fortunately, I was on time.
Fortunately, it was in time.

誰が知るものか。
Who knows?
Who knows!

彼女は釣りが大好きです。
She loves to fish.
She loves fishing.

この本は私には読みやすい。
This book is easy for me to read.
It's easy for me to read.

まさにロンドンを出発しようとしていた時、雪が降り出した。
When I was on the point of leaving London, it began to snow.
Just when I was about to leave London, the snow came down.

そのレポーターは戦争について直接に知った。
The reporter learned about war first hand.
The reporter knew directly about the war.

明日の朝７時にモーニングコールしてください。
I'd like a wake-up call at seven tomorrow morning.
Morning call tomorrow morning at 7:00.

古い機種に比べてこちらのほうがずっと扱いやすい。
Compared with the old model, this is far easier to handle.
It is much easier to deal with than it is with older models.

彼は話題の乏しい人だ。
He has no small talk.
He's a short story.

２人を比較すると彼の方が形勢不利だった。
The comparison between the two was to his disadvantage.
In comparison to the two, he was more inadvisable.

どうでしたか、旅行？
How was your trip?
How was your trip?

彼女の帽子はおかしかった。
Her hat looked funny.
Her hat was crazy.

彼は息子が着いた日に亡くなった。
He died on the day his son arrived.
He died the day his son arrived.

シンジは新しい学校での生活になかなかなじめなかった。だが、エヴァのパイロットであるという事実は彼を人気者にした。
Shinji found it very difficult to adjust himself to life in the new school. However, the fact that he was an EVA pilot made him popular.
Cindy was not very good at living in a new school, but the fact that Eva's pilot was made him popular.

私の妹は昨日神戸に行った。
Yesterday my sister went to Kobe.
My sister went to Kobe yesterday.

私は面目を失った。
I lost face.
I lost my face.

火事の際は１１９番に電話してください。
In case of fire, call 119.
Call 119 at the time of the fire.

彼は弁護士ではないと思います。
I don't believe he's a lawyer.
I don't think he's a lawyer.

アンは病気のようだ。
Ann seems to be ill.
Anne seems sick.

家で休むくらいならむしろ外出したい。
I would rather go out than stay at home.
I'd rather go out than rest at home.

ご親切に対し深く感謝申し上げます。
I wish to express my deep appreciation for your kindness.
Thank you so much for your kindness.

言葉は宇宙の果てへと飛び出していく。
Words travel across the universe.
Words rush to the end of the universe.

彼は自分の目的を全て達成した。
He carried out all his aims.
He has achieved all his goals.

彼は今日も帰りが遅い。
He is also returning late today.
He's back late today.

トムはまだ字が書けない。
Tom can't write yet.
Tom can't write yet.

私は当地は不案内です。
I am a stranger here.
I'm off the grid here.

彼はバター付きパンが好きだ。
He likes bread and butter.
He likes buttered bread.

わがチームが負けた。
Our team lost.
Our team lost.

トムは女性に生まれ変わりたいと思っている。
Tom would like to be reincarnated as a woman.
Tom wants to be a woman.

私は滑って階段から転げ落ちた。
I slipped and fell down the stairs.
I slipped and fell down the stairs.

我々は激しく戦った。
We fought a hard battle.
We fought hard.

一歩踏み出せば半分終わったも同じ。
The first step is as good as half over.
The same is true if you take a step, it's over.

彼女は冗談を言おうと努力したが、うまくいかなかった。
She made an effort at joking but it fell quite flat.
She tried to joke, but it didn't work out.

自分を愛さないものはいない。
There is no man but loves himself.
There's nothing that doesn't love you.

ケンはわずか１０冊しか本を持っていない。
Ken has no more than ten books.
Ken has only 10 books.

それはあなたには小さすぎてかぶれない。
That's too small to fit on your head.
It's too small for you to wear.

君の夢が実現する日は必ず来るだろう。
The day is sure to come when your dream will come true.
The day will come when your dreams will come true.

窓を閉めてくださいませんか。
Would you mind closing the window?
Why don't you close the window?

彼女は犬を怖がる。
She's afraid of dogs.
She's scared of the dog.

部屋の大きさは、これで十分ですか。
Is the room big enough for you?
So let's say I have a room right over here.

「ラッキー！ お釣りがちょうど256円だった」「ちょうどってどこが？」「ちょうどぴったし2の8乗じゃん」
"You're lucky! Your change comes to exactly 256 yen." "What do you mean by exactly?" "It's exactly two to the power of eight."
And he said, "Well, lucky for you, the change was just 256 yen."

オフィスに時間ぴったりについた。
We arrived at the office on time.
I've got the right time in my office.

こちらに来なさい、そうすれば見せてあげます。
Come here, and I'll show you.
Come here, I'll show you.

彼は父親に似ていると思う。
I think he takes after his father.
I think he's like his father.

聞こえますか。
Can you hear me?
Can you hear me?

彼には頼れる友人がいない。
He has no friends to fall back on.
He doesn't have any friends he can count on.

私は彼女のいうことを理解する。
I can make out what she said.
I understand what she's saying.

白ペンキを塗ると部屋が明るくなるでしょう。
White paint will brighten the room.
So let's see if we can do that.

私はその少年の話したフランス語の流ちょうさに驚いた。
I was amazed at the fluency with which the boy spoke French.
I was surprised at the French clarity that the boy spoke.

彼はその事実を否定した。
He denied that fact.
He denied that fact.

本当、疲れた。
I feel really tired.
I'm really tired.

小さな親切大きな成果。
A little kindness goes a long way.
Little kindness, great achievement.

トムと飲みに行くんだったら、突拍子もないホラを吹くだろうから、覚悟した方がいいよ。
If you go drinking with Tom, be prepared to listen to some pretty outlandish cock and bull stories.
If you're going to have a drink with Tom, you're going to have to be prepared to blow off your head.

彼女の議論は事実に基づいていなかった。
Her argument was not built on facts.
Her discussion was not based on facts.

彼は子供の教育に非常に骨を折った。
He took great pains in educating his children.
He broke very hard on his child's education.

君は彼が誰だか知っているか。
Do you know who he is?
Do you know who he is?

あなたに教えたこれらのことは私が経験で知っている。
These things I've told you I know from experience.
I know these things I taught you in my experience.

彼は政治から遠ざかった。
He distanced himself from politics.
He was away from politics.

彼女が破滅するのを黙って見ていられない。
I can't see her ruin her whole life.
I can't sit and watch her fall.

私は大やる気が出る。
I'm very motivated.
I'm so motivated.

お返事が遅くなってしまい申し訳ありません。
I apologize for the late reply.
I'm sorry I'm late for your response.

いつも彼は笑っている。
He is always laughing.
He's always laughing.

この歌を聞くと私はいつも、学生時代を思い出す。
Whenever I hear this song, I am reminded of my school days.
I always remember when I was a student.

彼は病気だった、それで外出しなかった。
He was sick, so he did not go out.
He was sick, so he didn't go out.

パーティーに出席した。
He was present at the party.
I attended a party.

私は昨晩ＣＤを聞いた。
I listened to some CDs last night.
I heard the CD last night.

肩揉んで。
Rub my shoulders.
It's my shoulder.

トムさんはメアリさんを説得できませんでした。
Tom failed to persuade Mary.
Tom couldn't convince Mary.

妻に四六時中ぶつぶつ言われるのには憂鬱になってしまう。
My wife's constant nagging is getting me down.
I’m depressed when my wife says I'm going to hit her all the time.

彼らは木の実を拾い集めている。
They are gathering nuts.
They're collecting fruit from the trees.

私が持っているのはせいぜい３千円だ。
I have not more than three thousand yen.
All I have is 3,000 yen.

毎週土曜日の放課後に私たちはテニスをした。
We played tennis after school every Saturday.
Every Saturday after school, we did tennis.

だれにも私の邪魔をさせないで。
Let no one interfere with me.
Don't let anyone get in my way.

彼はその王国から追放となった。
He was banished from the kingdom.
He was expelled from that kingdom.

彼らが新しい車を買うとは思えない。
We do not anticipate their buying a new car.
I don't think they're buying a new car.

それは私の知ったことではない。
It's no concern of mine.
It's not about me.

この和文をフランス語に訳してください。
Please translate this Japanese text into French.
I want you to translate this sum into French.

診察費の支払いにクレジットカードは使えますか。
Can I use my credit card?
Can you use your credit card to pay your doctor's bills?

彼らのうちのどちらもその交通事故に巻き込まれていないといいんですが。
I hope that neither of them were involved in that traffic accident.
I hope neither of them is in that car accident.

その仕事を１日でするのは不可能だとわかった。
I found it impossible to do the job in a day.
It turns out it's impossible to do that work in one day.

リンカーンの両親は、生涯ずっと貧しかった。
Lincoln's parents remained poor all their lives.
Lincoln's parents were poor all their life.

彼女は生徒達との関係がとてもうまくいっている。
She has a very good relationship with her students.
She has a very successful relationship with her students.

私は汚い犬が庭に入ったのを見ました。
I saw the dirty dog go into the yard.
I saw a dirty dog go into the garden.

この都市は深刻な水不足なので、われわれは入浴を時折控えなければならない。
There is a severe shortage of water in this city, so we must give up having a bath occasionally.
Since the city is in serious water shortage, we have to stop bathing from time to time.

この電車は乗り心地がいい。
This train rides very well.
This train is comfortable.

彼は土地をたくさん持っている。
He has a lot of land.
He has lots of land.

子供にはだれか尊敬できる人が必要です。
A small boy needs some person he can look up to.
Children need someone to respect.

私はもう少しで車にひかれるところだった。
I was nearly hit by a car.
I almost got stuck in the car.

一番近い旅行代理店はどこですか？
Where is the closest travel agency?
Where's the nearest travel agency?

それは実に全くよい話だ。
It is really quite a good story.
That's a really good story.

私達は彼女をチームのキャプテンに選んだ。
We elected her captain of our team.
We chose her to be the captain of the team.

「みんな黙っていなさい」と彼は言った。
"Hold your tongues, every one of you!" said he.
"Keep your mouth shut," he said.

その靴は時代遅れだ。
Those shoes are old fashioned.
Those shoes are old-fashioned.

いい案だ！
That's a good plan.
That's a good idea!

明日までに知っておく必要がある。
I need to know by tomorrow.
I need to know by tomorrow.

頼りにしてるよ。
We depend on you.
I'm counting on you.

どちらの選択肢も慎重に検討した。
We have given careful thought to both alternatives.
I carefully considered both options.

伯父さんは言った。「３足す４は幾つ？」
Uncle asked: "What is three plus four?"
"What's three plus four?"

やりたくないな。
I'd prefer not to.
I don't want to do this.

我々はその問題を世界的視野で見なければならない。
We must look at the problem from a global point of view.
We have to look at that problem on a global level.

この問題が解けますか。
Can you solve this problem?
So let's see if we can solve this problem.

私の父は風邪にかかっている。
My father is suffering from a cold.
My father has a cold.

犬は病気みたい。
The dog seems sick.
The dog looks sick.

この歌手はあまりにもちやほやされすぎる。
This singer is made too much of.
The singer is overscrupulous.

さらを片づけなさい。
Please take the dishes away.
Get rid of it.

「家」という単語は、草木に囲まれ、幸せな家族が住んでいる屋根や煙突がある長方形の建物、という心象を呼び起こす。
The word "house" evokes the mental image of a rectangular building with a roof and smoking chimney, which may be surrounded by grass and trees and inhabited by a happy family.
The word “house” is surrounded by grass and evokes the idea of a rectangular building with roofs and chimneys in which happy families live.

受け入れていただきますか。
Would this be acceptable to you?
Would you accept it?

初めての日本訪問ですか。
Is this your first visit to Japan?
Your first visit to Japan.

彼は価格変更のビラをはり出した。
He put up a notice about the change in price.
He pulled out a change of prices.

長官は彼に全権を委任した。
The governor invested him with full authority.
The Secretary has delegated full authority to him.

血が彼の傷口から流れた。
Blood ran from his wound.
Blood flowed from his wound.

その家の屋根は雨漏りがした。
The roof of the house let in the rain.
The roof of the house leaked.

彼は答案を提出した。
He handed in his paper.
He submitted the proposal.

乾いてぼそぼそになったパンをかみながらの山の旅で、大蛇にあった。
While on a mountain trip, I was chewing on some hard, stale bread when I happened upon a huge snake.
It was on a mountain trip, chewing bread that was dry and dry, and it was on a large snake.

ゴルフではスコアが少ないほど良い。
The lower a golf score is, the better.
The lower the score in golf, the better.

近いうちに春が当地に訪れるだろう。
Spring will be here before long.
Soon spring will come to us.

この間彼女の母親が病院で亡くなった。
The other day her mother passed away in the hospital.
Her mother died in a hospital the other day.

今晩は外食したいんだが。
I want to eat out tonight.
I'd like to eat out tonight.

私の計画にご承認をいただければ幸いです。
I would appreciate it if you could agree to my plan.
I hope you approve of my plan.

彼の父親が亡くなり、そしてさらに悪いことに彼の母親まで病気になった。
His father died, and to make matters worse, his mother fell ill.
His father died, and even worse, his mother became ill.

トムはびっくりした。
Tom was shocked.
Tom was surprised.

鳥は冬になると南へ飛んでいく。
Birds fly south in winter.
The birds fly south in winter.

私が彼女にそれを説明します。
I will explain it to her.
I'll explain it to her.

彼は歯医者に行った。
He went to the dentist.
He went to the dentist.

大気は生物が反応する環境の主要な部分を構成しており、大きいな天然資源の持つ特徴を高度に備えている。
The atmosphere forms a major part of the environment to which life responds.
The atmosphere is a major part of the environment where life reacts, and it is highly equipped for the characteristics of large natural resources.

恥ずかしくて彼女に顔を合わせられない。
I am ashamed to see her.
I can't face her because I'm ashamed.

私は会議には出席しなかった。
I was not present at that meeting.
I didn't attend the meeting.

誰もその事実を知りません。
No one knows the fact.
No one knows that fact.

テッドがここにいれば、彼は私たちの部屋をきれいにするのを手伝ってくれるのに。
If Ted were here, he could help us clean our room.
If Ted was here, he would help clean our room.

犯人を弁護してた弁護士が実は真犯人だったなんて、前代未聞だ。
It's totally without precedent for the suspect's attorney to be the true culprit.
Never before had I heard that the lawyer who was defending the killer was actually the killer.

自分の子供を持ってはじめて親の苦労がわかる。
It is only when you have your own children that you realize the trouble of parenthood.
It is only when you have your own children that you know how to care for your parents.

デモインの裏庭、コンコードの居間、チャールストンの玄関からそれは始まった。
It began in the backyards of Des Moines and the living rooms of Concord and the front porches of Charleston.
It began in the backyard of the demonstrators, the living room of the Concord, and the front door of Charleston.

今度来た先生は、先生というより友達みたいだ。
The new teacher is more like a friend than a teacher.
He's more like a friend than a teacher.

彼は親切そのものだ。
He is kindness itself.
He's very kind.

生徒達の何人かは図書館にいます。他は全員教室にいます。
Some of the students are in the library, but the others are in the classroom.
There's a bunch of students in the library. They're all in the classroom.

彼女は不機嫌だった。
She was in a bad temper.
She was unhappy.

どうぞおかけになってください。
Please have a seat.
Please sit down.

彼女の目標は教師になることだ。
Her goal is to become a teacher.
Her goal is to become a teacher.

あなたのお父さんは背が高い。
Your father is tall.
Your father is tall.

妙だな。
It's weird.
That's weird.

彼はその夜、旅人を泊めた。
He accommodated the traveler for the night.
He stayed a traveler that night.

うそをつくのは悪いことだと思う。
I think telling lies is wrong.
I think it's wrong to lie.

昨日は申し訳ありませんでした。
I'm so sorry about yesterday.
I'm sorry about yesterday.

何のことを言っているの？
What are you talking about?
What are you talking about?

高校生の頃、たくさんの笑い話を覚えたものだ。
When I was at high school, I knew a lot of jokes.
When I was in high school, I learned a lot of funny stories.

誰が顕微鏡を発明したかご存知ですか。
Do you know who invented the microscope?
Do you know who invented the microscope?

彼は奥さんを大事にすべきだ。
He ought to take good care of his wife.
He should take care of his wife.

彼は彼女を恨んでいる。
He hates her.
He hates her.

そのアメリカ映画は大成功を収めた。
That American movie was a great success.
The American film was a success.

彼の話し方は有名な作家の注意をひいた。
The way he spoke attracted the attention of a famous writer.
His speech attracted the attention of a well-known writer.

僕は追い込まれると一番仕事をする。
I work best under pressure.
I do the best I can when I'm caught.

ここでの喫煙は許されていません。
Smoking is not allowed here.
Smoking is not allowed here.

彼は私にあまり車のスピードを出すなと言った。
He told me not to drive too fast.
He told me not to drive too fast.

よい考えが私の心に浮かんだ。
A good idea came across my mind.
A good idea came to my mind.

野生の虎はアフリカでは見られません。
No wild tigers are to be found in Africa.
No tiger in the wild is seen in Africa.

その大きなヘビを見て彼はとても驚いた。
He was very scared when he saw that large snake.
He looked very surprised to see that big snake.

彼女は涙を流しながら答えました。
She answered in tears.
She answered with tears.

いつ何時戦争が起こるかもしれない。
A war may break out at any moment.
Any time there's a war, it's gonna happen.

残念ながら待望の試合は中止せざるを得なかった。
To our regret, we were obliged to call off the game, which we had been looking forward to.
Unfortunately, the waiting game had to be canceled.

彼は立った。
He stood up.
He stood up.

鉄道の道筋を決めるのは一体何だろうか。
What is it that determines the route a railway takes?
What is it that determines the course of the railway?

おいしいコーヒー、どうもありがとう。
Thank you very much for the excellent coffee.
Thanks for the good coffee.

私たちは、地球が太陽のまわりを回っていることを学んだ。
We learned that the earth goes around the sun.
We learned that the earth revolves around the sun.

その男の子はラジオを分解した。
The boy took the radio apart.
The boy broke down the radio.

この法律は日本では通用しない。
This law does not apply in Japan.
The law does not work in Japan.

テレビでナイターを見るのはどうですか。
What about watching the night game on TV?
Why don't you watch the waiters on TV?

彼に電話して下さい。
Please telephone him.
Call him.

待合室に５人の患者がいる。
There are five patients in the waiting room.
There are five patients in the waiting room.

彼は身分相応な生活をしている。
He lives within his means.
He lives according to his status.

持ち帰りですか。それともここでたべますか。
For here, or to go?
Do you want to go home or do you want to come here?

ピートはそりで丘をすべり降りてきた。
Pete came coasting down the hill on his sled.
Pete slipped down the hill with a razor.

なにか座るものを見つけよう。
Let's find something to sit on.
Let's find something to sit on.

我々は彼を彼らと交渉する代表にたてた。
We delegated him to negotiate with them.
We were the representatives to negotiate with him.

この研究で彼はどれほどの役割を果たしたのか。
To what extent did he play a part in the research project?
What role did he play in this study?

それはただの作り話だ。
That's just a yarn.
It's just a fiction.

両手をあげろ！
Hands up!
Hands in the air!

トムよりもっとたくさん宿題があるんだ。
I have a lot more homework than Tom does.
I have more homework than Tom does.

車の排気ガスは都市の深刻な汚染を引き起こしている。
Car exhaust causes serious pollution in towns.
Car exhaust gases are causing serious urban pollution.

彼は、昔の怠惰な少年ではありません。
He is not the idle boy he was.
He's not an old lazy boy.

お米屋さんは、言わずと知れた斜陽産業。
Needless to say, dealing in rice is a declining industry.
The rice shop is a well-known diversional industry.

父は今家にいるだろう。
My father may be at home now.
My father will be home now.

ようやく夜が明けて長い夜が終わった。
Finally dawn broke; the long night had ended.
Finally, the long night is over.

この橋は長くは持たないだろう。
This bridge won't last long.
This bridge won't last long.

この席はどなたかいらっしゃいますか。
Is this seat taken?
Is this seat here?

これは難しい質問です。
This is a difficult question.
So let's see if we can figure out what that is.

したがって、世界平和のためには、私達全てが地球という惑星の住人なのだ、という意識を絶え間ない国際的文化及び経済交流によって育成していかなければならない。
For world peace, therefore, we must develop the consciousness that we are all one people of planet Earth through continual international cultural and economic exchange.
For world peace, therefore, we must develop a constant sense of global culture and economic interaction that all of us are residents of the planet Earth.

彼は成功しようと夢中になっている。
He is earnest for success.
He's obsessed with success.

シャンペンを下さい。
I'll take a glass of champagne.
Can I have some champagne?

私の知っていることといえば彼はその計画をあきらめたということだけだ。
All that I know is that he gave up the plan.
All I know is that he gave up his plan.

彼らは彼を陪審員として登録した。
They enrolled him as a jury member.
They registered him as a jury.

熱い風呂は私の筋肉を和らげた。
The hot bath relaxed my muscles.
The hot bath eased my muscles.

庭に種をまきました。
We've planted the garden.
I planted seeds in the garden.

頑張ってください。
Please do your best.
Good luck with that.

私はあの連中からは金を借りない。
I will not borrow money from those people.
I don't owe them money.

彼女が子供の頃から良く知っている。
I have known her since she was a little girl.
I've known her since she was a child.

彼は若いが、とても礼儀正しい。
Though he is young, he is quite polite.
He's young, but very polite.

彼は光の速度を計算した。
He calculated the speed of light.
He calculated the speed of light.

彼は今日は来ないでしょう。
He will not come today.
He won't come today.

あんなにたくさんお金を使わなければよかったなあ。
I wish I hadn't spent so much money.
I wish I hadn't spent so much money.

メアリーは日本語をゆっくりと話しました。
Mary spoke Japanese slowly.
Mary spoke Japanese slowly.

静かにして下さいな。
Quiet down, please.
Be quiet.

母は先月の終わりからずっと病気で寝ている。
Mother has been sick in bed since the end of last month.
She's been sick since the end of last month.

彼らが日本にきてから５年になる。
It's been five years since they came to Japan.
It's been five years since they came to Japan.

ご本は明日にお返しします。
I'll bring the book back to you tomorrow.
Your book will be returned tomorrow.

中国人の友達は何人いますか？
How many Chinese friends do you have?
How many Chinese friends do you have?

私たちは自分の信念を人に押し付けないようにすべきである。
We should try to avoid imposing our own beliefs on others.
We should not impose our beliefs on people.

５年待つには長すぎる。
Five years is too long to wait.
It's too long to wait five years.

私たちはこのままやっていくより仕方がない。
We have no choice but to carry on.
We have no choice but to keep going.

彼は日常生活の中でエネルギーを余り使わない事を決めた。
He decided not to use much energy in his daily life.
He decided not to waste too much energy in everyday life.

彼らはずっと永遠の若さを捜し求めている。
They have sought after eternal youth.
They want to search for eternal youth.

その市には十分に水が供給されている。
The city is well supplied with water.
The city is well supplied with water.

彼は彼女と離れていることに耐えられなかった。
He couldn't stand being away from his girlfriend.
He couldn't stand being away from her.

君の厚かましいのには呆れたよ。
I am amazed at your audacity.
I can't believe you're so noble.

彼はそれについて述べた。
He mentioned it.
He talked about it.

うそをつくことはいつも罪なのでしょうか。
Is it always a sin to tell a lie?
Is lying always a sin?

両親はさておき、誰もその容疑者を弁護しないであろう。
Apart from his parents, nobody would defend the suspect.
No one will defend the suspect, regardless of the parents.

若いころは今よりずっと早く走ることができた。
I could run much faster when I was young.
When I was young, I was able to run much faster.

いやだ、父さん！
No, Dad!
No, Dad!

何時に開店しますか。
What time do you open?
What time do you want to open the shop?

本は現在誰の手にも入る。
Books are now within the reach of everybody.
The book is now in everyone's hands.

彼の答案にはまちがいが１つもない。
There isn't a single mistake in his paper.
There's nothing wrong with his answer.

それぞれのスタイルがあるんだろうね。
Everyone has their own style.
I think they have different styles.

ブラウンさんの電話番号を調べてください。
Please give me the number for Mr Brown.
Check Mr Brown's phone number.

明日このことについてお目にかからなくてはと思います。
I'd better see you about this tomorrow.
I'll have to see you about this tomorrow.

彼は財産があっても幸福ではない。
His wealth has not made him happy.
He is not happy with his wealth.

あたりを見回すと、机の上に手紙があるのに気づいた。
When I looked about, I found a letter on the desk.
I looked around and realized there was a letter on my desk.

彼らは彼を教会の近くの墓地に埋葬した。
They buried him in the graveyard by the church.
They buried him in a cemetery near the church.

彼は父親ほど背が高くない。
He is not as tall as his father.
He's not as tall as his father.

おしゃるとおり私が間違っていました。
I stand corrected.
As you can see, I was wrong.

私は通りで誰かが私を呼ぶのを聞いた。
I heard someone on the street calling me.
I heard someone calling me out on the street.

彼女の大胆な計画は難しすぎるように思われたが、間もなくそれは実現できることがわかった。
Her bold plan seemed to be too difficult, but before long it proved to be practicable.
Her bold plan seemed too difficult, but it soon became possible.

申告が必要な物をお持ちですか。
Do you have anything to declare?
Do you have anything you need to file?

彼女の目つきは陰気になった。
Her eyes darkened.
Her eyes went dark.

忍者ごっこをしよう。
Let's make believe we are ninja.
Let's play foot-and-a-half-year-olds.

彼女は家政学の一部として衛生学を学んでいる。
She studies hygiene as part of her domestic science course.
She studies hygiene as part of domestic politics.

私の娘は少なくとも週に一度は必ず手紙をくれます。
My daughter never fails to write to me at least once a week.
My daughter always sends me letters at least once a week.

こんなところで何しているの？
What're you doing here?
What are you doing here?

彼はできるだけ多くその地方の文化を吸収しようとしていた。
He tried to absorb as much of the local culture as possible.
He was trying to absorb as much local culture as possible.

いつも本当のことを言う必要はない。
You don't have to tell the truth all the time.
You don't have to tell me the truth all the time.

日本人は知り合いには親切だが、そうでない人に対しては冷淡だと言われています。
It is said that Japanese people are kind to people they know, but rather cold to those they don't.
The Japanese are kind to people they know, but they are said to be cold towards those who do not.

おいしい韓国料理のお店知らない？
Do you know a delicious Korean restaurant?
You don't know any good Korean food?

空気が乾くと、喉も渇いて咳が出る。
When air dries, the throat dries, and cough comes out.
When the air dries, you also get thirsty and cough.

お願いを聞いてもらえないかな。
I wonder if you could do me a favor.
Could you do me a favor?

この人込みを見ると東京の通りを思い出す。
This crowd reminds me of the streets of Tokyo.
It reminds me of Tokyo Street.

何事にも最善を尽くさなければならない。
One has to do one's best in everything.
We have to do our best in everything.

また明日。
See you tomorrow.
See you tomorrow.

彼の報告から判断すると計画は旨く行っているようだ。
Judging from his report, the project seems to be going well.
Judging by his report, the plan seems to work.

その町の中心にすてきな公園がある。
There is a nice park in the center of the town.
There's a beautiful park in the center of that town.

再びやってみるべきだという彼らの意見に賛成だ。
I agree with them that we should try again.
I agree with their opinion that we should try again.

その競技者は疲れがとれたようだった。
The athlete seemed immune from fatigue.
The contestant seemed tired.

そんな風に振る舞うとは彼は頭がおかしいにちがいない。
To behave like that, he must be out of his mind.
He must be crazy to act like that.

彼は上司についていつも不満を言っている。
He is always complaining about his boss.
He always complains about his boss.

僕は辞書を持っています。
I have a dictionary.
I have a dictionary.

番号違いのようですが。
I'm afraid that you have the wrong number.
I think you got the wrong number.

ここ数日空は厚い雲に覆われている。
It's been overcast for the past few days.
The sky has been covered with thick clouds for the past few days.

私は明日東京に行くつもりです。
I am going to Tokyo tomorrow.
I'm going to Tokyo tomorrow.

ひなたぼっこをしていると、あまりの気持ちよさに、ウトウトしてしまった。
I felt so good as I lazed in the sunshine that I drifted off to sleep.
I was so overwhelmed by the feeling of being a child.

私たち二人の間に何かの誤解があるに違いない。
There must be some misunderstanding between us.
There must be some misunderstanding between us.

食べ物はあまりおいしくありませんでしたが、それ以外はパーティーは成功でした。
The food wasn't very delicious, but otherwise the party was a success.
Food was not very good, but otherwise the party was a success.

彼は私のいとこでない。
He isn't my cousin.
He's not my cousin.

私は暗くならないうちに家に帰らなければなりません。
I must get home before it gets dark.
I have to get home before dark.

私か仕事かって迫るのはやめてくれよ。
Don't ask me to choose between you and my job.
Don't make me or you don't want me to do my job.

彼は勇敢な行為によって尊敬を勝ち得た。
His brave deed earned him respect.
He won his respect for the brave act.

彼は四人の警官によって深夜拉致された。
He was spirited away by four police officers in the middle of the night.
He was abducted late at night by four police officers.

彼女はあざけられた。
She was laughed at.
She was ridiculed.

俺にはお前の心の音が聞こえる。
I can hear the sound in your mind.
I can hear your mind.

彼女も一人前の女になった。
She has grown up to be a woman.
She became a woman too.

ボスがいるので、君は運がよかったね。
You're in luck because the boss is in.
You're lucky to have a boss.

もし彼が来なかったら、君どうするの？
If he doesn't come, what will you do then?
What would you do if he didn't show up?

ついに両方の国が戦争を終わらせる合意に達した。
At last both countries agreed on putting an end to the war.
Finally, both countries agreed to end the war.

タバコをご遠慮いただけますか。
Would you mind not smoking?
You don't have to smoke.

健康は幸福を増進する。
Good health is conducive to happiness.
Good health increases happiness.

ゼリーは冷えると固くなる。
Jelly sets as it cools.
Jell-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e.

運よく薬が効くとき１時過ぎに寝れるけど、薬を飲まないと４時ぐらいまで眠れない。
If I'm lucky enough for the medicine to work I can get to sleep after 1am but if I don't take it then I can't sleep until about 4am.
Fortunately, when the medication works, you can sleep after 1:00, but if you don’t take it, you can’t sleep until 4:00.

彼らは暖かく迎えられた。
They got a warm reception.
They were warmly welcomed.

コンサートはどうでしたか？
How was the concert?
How was the concert?

私はいくつかのアメリカの家庭を訪問することができました。
I was able to visit several American homes.
I was able to visit some American families.

ケン、私のスピーチの原稿を見てくれる暇ある？
Do you have the time to run over the draft of my speech, Ken?
Ken, do you have time to look at my speech manuscript?

もうすぐ私の誕生日だ。
It'll be my birthday soon.
It's almost my birthday.

蚕が糸を吐いている。
The silkworm is spinning a thread.
The silkworm's throwing up the thread.

これは私が若いころに住んでいた家です。
This is the house where I lived when I was young.
This is the house I lived in when I was young.

彼はただ傍観するだけでそのけんかを止めなかった。
He just looked on and didn't stop the quarrel.
He didn’t stop it just by staring at it.

この辺りにATMはありますか？
Is there an ATM nearby?
Is there an ATM around here?

斬新な意見だね。
That's an original idea.
That's a novel opinion.

りんごの半数が腐っている。
Half of the apples are rotten.
Half of the apples are rotten.

君は５時までに駅に着かねばならない。
You must be at the station by 5 o'clock.
You have to get to the station by 5:00.

ぶつけた覚えがないのに、最近青あざが足によくできるんだ。何か変な病気だったらどうしよう。
Although I don't remember how, I've been getting some bruises on my legs lately. What should I do if it's some kind of weird disease?
I don't remember any bumps, but I've been able to do better on my feet these days.

日本の多くの若者が生活の目的もなくぶらぶらしている。
Many young Japanese people are drifting aimlessly in life.
Many Japanese youths roam for no purpose in life.

武藤敬二はＩＷＧＰチャンピオンです。
Keiji Muto is IWGP champion.
Kudo-sama is an IWGP champion.

彼は熱さにがまんできなかった。
He couldn't bear the heat.
He couldn't handle the heat.

うそをついているぞと私が言うと、彼女は憤慨していた。
She was indignant when I said she was lying.
I told her I was lying, and she was angry.

ここに手のないナベがある。
Here is a pan without handles.
Here's a piece of shit I can't handle.

法律的な実務は政府が任命する弁護士、そのほかの専門家が行うことになっている。
Legal services will be provided by lawyers and other experts to be appointed by the government.
Legal services are to be performed by government-appointed lawyers and other professionals.

フランス語は彼女の母語だ。
French is her first language.
French is her mother tongue.

ジムは出て行ったが、メアリーは家にとどまった。
Jim went out, but Mary stayed home.
Jim left, but Mary stayed at home.

それはきっと、誤解だ。きみはわたしを過大評価してる。
That's a misunderstanding, for sure. You're giving me too much credit.
I'm sure that's a misunderstanding.

彼の息子は恐怖で震えた。
His son trembled with fear.
His son trembled with fear.

生きようという本能は誰にも生まれつきそなわっている。
The instinct for survival is innate.
The instinct to live is born to everyone.

黙っていたほうがいい。彼に話しても無駄です。
You can save your breath. There is no use talking to him.
You need to keep your mouth shut. You can't talk to him.

あんなウダツがあがらない男といつまで付き合ってるの。
How long are you going to be seeing that loser of a boyfriend?
How long have you been dating a guy like that?

公式問題集には"受け身の現在進行形"と説明されています。
In the official question collection it is explained as being "passive voice of the present continuous tense".
The official list of questions is described as "the current development of the passive."

私達の先生は、私達の学校が州で一番だというが、ある意味でそれは本当のことだ。
Our teachers say ours is the best school in the state, and in a way, it is.
Our teacher says our school is the best in the state, but in a way, it’s true.

スプーンがありません。
There is a spoon missing.
There's no spoon.

彼は模型飛行機を作るのが好きだ。
He likes to build model planes.
He likes to build a model plane.

マークはまだ舞台に立ったことがなかった。それで、彼は不安だった。
Mark had never acted on the stage and he was ill at ease.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," he said.

砂糖とミルクはどうされますか。
Would you like sugar and milk?
What about sugar and milk?

あの家ではパーティーがあるらしい。
There appears to be a party in that house.
I hear there's a party in that house.

とてもいい質問ですね。
This is a very good question.
That's a very good question.

彼女はとてもいい人です。
She is a very nice person.
She's a very good person.

彼女はきっと彼との約束を守るだろう。
She'll certainly keep the promise she made to him.
She'll keep her promise to him.

彼は仕事でそこへ行った。
He went there on business.
He went there for work.

私がやったのだと彼は早合点した。
He jumped to the conclusion that I had done it.
I did it, he jumped to conclusions.

彼らには２人の息子と１人の娘がいます。
They have two sons and one daughter.
They have two sons and one daughter.

その事件は明るみに出た。
The event has become known to the public.
The case came to light.

今日は風が気持ちいいね。
The wind feels great today.
The wind feels good today.

着いたと思ったとたんに、ルーシーが家へ帰りたいと泣き出した。
We had hardly arrived when Lucy started crying to go home.
As soon as I thought I was there, Lucy started crying for me to go home.

私はオートバイに乗りたい。
I want to ride a motorcycle.
I want to ride a motorcycle.

私は叔母の家に滞在しています。
I'm staying at my aunt's.
I'm staying at my aunt's house.

単位履修の手続きは終えましたか。
Did you finish your class registration?
Did you finish your training?

彼は彼女より三歳年上です。
He is older than she is by three years.
He's three years older than her.

彼がその仕事を終えるのに２時間かかるだろう。
It will take him two hours to finish the work.
It'll take him two hours to finish the job.

のどがゼーゼー言います。
I'm wheezing.
My throat says, "I don't know, I don't know, I don't know, I don't

彼女には欠点があるが、それでもやはり彼女が好きだ。
I like her none the less for her faults.
She has faults, but she still likes them.

英語は話せません。スペイン語はなおさらできません。
I cannot speak English, much less Spanish.
I don't speak English. I don't speak Spanish.

私達は手遅れにならないうちに彼を病院へ連れて行かなければなりません。
We have to get him to the hospital before it's too late.
We have to take him to the hospital before it's too late.

彼は私たちに馬の乗り方を教えてくれた。
He showed us how to ride a horse.
He taught us how to ride horses.

トムは私より身長が高いです。
Tom is taller than I.
Tom is taller than I am.

彼のミスがその計画を水泡に帰した。
His error brought the project to nothing.
"I don't know," he said. "I don't know what I'm talking about."

彼らは難民救済の資金を集めている。
They are appealing for money to help refugees.
They are raising funds for refugee relief.

犬は肉を骨からかじりとった。
The dog bit meat off the bone.
The dog bit the meat from the bones.

昨日の晩、第二次世界大戦についてのとても興味深い映画を見ました。
Last night I saw a very interesting movie about World War II.
Last night I saw a very interesting movie about World War II.

俺には無理だ。
I can't do it.
I can't.

同社の経営陣は組合に５％の賃上げを提示した。
The management of a company offered a 5% pay increase to the union.
The company's management offered the union a 5% raise.

科学者たちはエイズを撲滅するために懸命に努力している。
Scientists are working hard to put an end to AIDS.
Scientists are working hard to eradicate AIDS.

窓側の席がいいです。
I'd like a window seat.
It's nice to have a seat on the side of the window.

今日の夜予定ある？
Do you have plans tonight?
Do you have plans for the night?

彼女の冗談は受けなかった。
Her jokes fell flat.
I didn't take her joke.

故郷を離れていると、家から小包ほどうれしいものはない。
When we are away from home, nothing gives us more pleasure than to receive a parcel from home.
When I'm away from home, there’s nothing more pleasant than a package from home.

ディックはピアノを弾き、ルーシーは歌を歌った。
Dick played the piano and Lucy sang.
Dick played the piano, Lucy sang a song.

彼がそろそろ世間のことがわかりかけてきた頃には両親はすでに亡くなっていた。
By the time he was ready to cut his eye-teeth his parents were already dead.
By the time he found out about the world, his parents were already dead.

あれは彼の家だ。
That is his house.
It's his house.

トムはメアリーに苗字を訊いた。
Tom asked Mary what her last name was.
Tom asked Mary her last name.

「これ本当に自然な言い方なのかな？」「グーグル先生に聞いてみよう」
"Is this really a natural expression?" "Let's ask Mr. Google."
"Is this really a natural way of saying this?"

君は自分の収入の範囲内で生活するように、余分な支出は切りつめなければならない。
You must cut down on extra expenses in order to live within your means.
You have to cut down on extra spending so you can live within your income.

あなたはお仕事しながらこっくりしてますよ。
You are nodding over your work.
You're busy working.

今日の試験は君の将来にとってとても大切なものになるだろう。
Your exam today will be very significant for your future.
Today's exam will be very important for your future.

あなたの家からここまで来るのに電車でどのくらいかかりますか。
How long does it take you to get here from your house by train?
How long on the train to get here from your house?

弁護人は裁判官に被告人たちの年齢を考慮するように求めた。
The lawyer asked the judge to make allowance for the age of the accused.
The lawyer asked the judge to consider the age of the defendants.

谷は滝の音を反響する。
The valley echoes the sound of the waterfall.
The valley reflects the sound of waterfalls.

私は通りで老人があお向けに倒れるのを見た。
I saw an old man fall on his back in the street.
I saw an old man fall on my back in the street.

彼女をここに来させよう。
I'll have her come here.
Let's get her here.

彼は野球をすることが出来ます。
He can play baseball.
He can play baseball.

お好きなだけ時間をとっても構いませんよ。
Take all the time you want.
You can have as much time as you like.

彼らは毎朝六時に目を覚まします。
They wake up at six every morning.
They wake up every morning at six o'clock.

彼のスピーチは延々と続いた。
His speech went on and on.
His speech continued for a long time.

旅券をどこかに置き忘れました。
I left my passport somewhere.
I left my passport somewhere.

泣き寝入りなんて嫌だ。
I can't let the matter drop.
I don't want to go to bed crying.

猫は私の手を引っ掻いた。
The cat scratched my hand.
The cat scratched my hand.

彼は重傷を負った。
He was badly wounded.
He was seriously injured.

少年はだんだん背が高くなって、ついに父よりも背が高くなった。
The boy grew taller and taller, till at last he exceeded his father in height.
The boy became so tall that he was finally taller than his father.

そう！その通り。
You said it!
That's right.

彼は水泳が得意ではなかった。
He didn't care for swimming.
He wasn't good at swimming.

犬はその魚を骨も尾も全部食べた。
The dog ate the fish, bones, tail and all.
The dog ate the fish all the bones and tails.

彼はそこで偶然彼女に会った。
It happened that he saw her there.
He happened to meet her there.

すべてのものがすばらしく見えた。
Everything looked nice.
Everything looked great.

それの正しいこたえを教えてくれ。
Tell me the right answer to it.
Tell me the right thing to do.

残念ながらあなたのパーティーには出席できません。
I'm sorry I'm unable to attend your party.
I'm afraid I can't attend your party.

コーヒーでも飲みながら話をするのはどうですか。
Why don't we talk over coffee?
Why don't you sit down and talk while you drink coffee?

１０年前に協和銀行と埼玉銀行は合併してあさひ銀行になった。
Kyowa Bank and Saitama Bank merged into Asahi Bank ten years ago.
Ten years ago, the Bank of Commons and the Bank of Shibuya were combined.

トムはよく学校をさぼりましたか。
Did Tom use to play hooky?
Tom used to drop out of school.

過去の雪はどこに行った？
But where are the snows of yesteryear?
Where's the snow in the past?

靴を脱いでから家にはいってください。
Please remove your shoes before entering the house.
Take your shoes off and go home.

私はあなたよりも背が低い。
I am shorter than you.
I'm taller than you.

その本についてどう思いますか。
What do you think about the book?
What do you think about that book?

子供の頃、母はよく私におとぎ話を読んで聞かせてくれた。
When I was a child, my mother would often read fairy tales to me.
When I was a child, my mother used to read stories to me.

１週間田舎にいてすっかり元気になったような気がする。
I feel completely restored after a week in the country.
I feel like I've been in the country for a week and I feel better.

トムは言うまでもなくとても手先が器用だ。
Tom is obviously very good with his hands.
Tom, of course, is very handy.

規則を破ればだれでもすぐに出て行ってもらいます。
Anyone breaking the rules will be asked to leave on the spot.
If you break the rules, you'll get everyone out of here right away.

ユミは１日でそれを仕上げられません。
Yumi can't finish it in a day.
Yumi can't finish it in one day.

これらの本をお願いできますか。
Could you ring up these books for me?
Can I have these books?

彼はその犬に石を投げた。
He threw a stone at the dog.
He threw a stone at that dog.

警官はすりに対する注意を呼びかけた。
The policeman called attention to the problem of pickpockets.
The police called attention to the rails.

英語はあまり難しすぎて私にはわかりません。
English is too difficult for me to understand.
It's too difficult for me to understand English.

来週お邪魔したいのですが、何曜日ならご都合がよろしいでしょうか。
I'd like to visit you next week. What day of the week would it be convenient for you?
I'd like to see you next week, but I'd like to see you on Thursday.

鍵を探すのを手伝いましょうか。
Shall I help you look for your keys.
Can I help you find the keys?

ジョンは朝から機嫌が悪かった。
John has been moody since this morning.
John's been in a bad mood since morning.

私は、２回行ったことがあります。
I've been there twice.
I've been there twice.

彼を当惑させてはと思い私は答えなかった。
I gave no answer for fear I should confuse him.
I didn't answer.

彼女にはすばらしい夫がいたと言われています。
She is said to have had a nice husband.
She said she had a great husband.

ディズニーランドは１９５５年に建設されました。
Disneyland was built in 1955.
It was built in 1955 by Disneyland.

内緒だけれど彼女は病気だった。
Between us, she was ill.
Don't tell me, but she was sick.

私はどうでも構わない。
I'm easy.
I don't care.

早寝早起きは人を健康に裕福にそして賢明にする。
Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
Early rise makes people healthy, rich, and wise.

これはとても美味しい。
This is very good.
This is very good.

今度は君のサーブだ。
Now it's your serve.
Now it's your slob.

苦肉の策で企画したんですが、その本はよく売れました。
We arrived at that plan out of pure desperation, but the book sold well.
I've been working on it for a long time, but I've sold it a lot.

私は甘いもの好きだ。
I have a sweet tooth.
I like sweet things.

趣味は議論にならない。
There is no disputing about tastes.
Hobbies don't argue.

私は記憶違いをしていた。
I was guilty of a slip of memory.
I had the wrong memory.

バスの運行は雪がなくなるまでずっとないでしょう。
The bus service won't be available until the snow has melted.
The bus won't last long until the snow runs out.

科学技術が必要な物を何でも与えてくれるとは限らない。
I don't think that technology provides us with everything we need.
It doesn't mean they're going to give us everything we need technology.

私のおじは大家族を養わなければならない。
My uncle has a large family to provide for.
My uncle has to support his family.

日本についてどう思いますか。
What do you think of Japan?
What do you think about Japan?

うすい砂糖水を作った。
I prepared a weak solution of sugar and water.
I made soft sugar water.

私は本を買い、彼は定規を買った。
I bought a book and he a ruler.
I bought a book, and he bought a ruler.

彼女は私の質問に対してうなずいた。
She nodded in response to my question.
She didn't care about my questions.

口答えしたら父は私を叩いた。
My father beat me answering him back.
My father beat me when I said it.

私は黒の上着と白の上着をもっている。
I have a black and a white coat.
I have a black jacket and a white jacket.

トムは高いカメラが欲しくはなかった。
Tom didn't want an expensive camera.
Tom didn't want a high camera.

なんと楽しいことか！
What fun!
Oh, my God, that's so fun!

池が凍ってるよ
The pond is frozen.
The pond's frozen.

その勝利で私たちのチームは意気が上がった。
Our team was in high spirits because of the victory.
The victory inspired our team.

私はベッドで横になった。
I lay awake in bed.
I lay in bed.

彼らはその犬にシロと名付けた。
They named the dog Shiro.
They named that dog White.

箱の中に空瓶があります。
There are some empty bottles in the box.
There's an empty bottle in the box.

先生は子供らを学校に慣らすように努力した。
The teacher tried to accustom the children to school.
The teacher tried to adapt the children to school.

あなたは、何時に帰宅しますか。
What time do you go home?
When will you be home?

費用を全部一緒にしよう。
We will lump together all expenses.
Let's do all the expenses together.

友人がいなくなるよ。
Soon you will find yourself friendless.
I'm gonna lose my friends.

それについてのビデオはもう作ったよ。
I've already made a video about that.
I already made a video on it.

その台風でたいへんな洪水になった。
The typhoon resulted in a lot of flooding.
The typhoon turned into a terrible flood.

あなたは私を馬鹿にしようとしているのですか。
Are you trying to make a fool of me?
You're trying to fool me.

その子をからかってはいけない。
Don't make fun of that child.
Don't make fun of him.

彼はいつもよいプレーをする。
He always plays well.
He always plays well.

心配する必要はない。
No need to worry.
You don't have to worry.

１０マイルと言えば短い距離ではない。
Ten miles is not a short distance.
Ten miles isn't a short distance.

電話したらよかったのに。
You should've called.
You should've called.

それは化学肥料よりも安い。
It is cheaper than chemical fertilizers.
It's cheaper than chemical fertilizer.

彼に電話したのですか。
Did you telephone him?
You called him.

さあ、駆けつけ三杯、威勢よくぱっといきましょう。
Anybody who shows up late has to chug!
All right, let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

明るい色が私たちの目を引いた。
The bright colors arrested our eyes.
A bright color drew our eyes.

君がそこに立っていては仕事ができない。
I can't work with you standing there.
I can't work while you're standing there.

彼女は行くか残るかどちらかだった。
She had a choice of going or remaining.
She was either going or staying.

「しまった！傘を電車に忘れた」「あわてん坊ね」
"Oh no! I left my umbrella on the train." "You are a scatterbrain!"
"Oh, my God, I forgot my umbrella on the train."

殺害の動機は明らかではない。
The motive for the murder is not yet known.
The motive for the murder is not clear.

負けそうになるのがわかったとき、彼らは降参した。
When they saw that they were losing, they gave up.
When they found out they were about to lose, they gave up.

彼はそれができる唯一の人です。
He is the only person that can do it.
He's the only one who can do it.

彼は倒れた木の下敷きになってうごけなかった。
He was pinned down by a fallen tree.
He couldn't believe he was under a fallen tree.

この本は５歳の子でも読めるくらいやさしい。
This book is easy enough for a five-year-old child to read.
The book is as easy to read as a five-year-old.

私は何も言わなかった、そしてそのことで彼は一層激怒した。
I said nothing, which made him more furious.
I didn't say anything, and that made him even more angry.

私は図書館のすべての本を読んでしまいました。
I've read every book in the library.
I read all the books in the library.

彼女はとても慌てていたので電車に傘を置き忘れてしまった。
She was in such a hurry that she left her umbrella behind on the train.
She was so upset that she forgot to put an umbrella on the train.

何かをせざるをえないという場合、それを妨げたり避けたりできないという意味である。
If you say that you cannot help doing something, you mean you cannot prevent or avoid it.
If you are forced to do something, it means you cannot prevent or avoid it.

もし彼の助言がなかったならば、私は失敗していただろう。
If it had not been for his advice, I might have failed.
Had it not been for his advice, I would have failed.

エイヴィスのカウンターはどこですか。
Where is the Avis counter?
Where's the Evies counter?

その金をみな使ってしまった。
I've spent all the money.
I spent all that money.

恵子はいつもグースカ寝てるじゃないか。食事を楽しんで貰いたい気持ちは分かるが、そんな慌てるな。
Don't you always sleep like a log yourself? I can understand your feelings of wanting them to enjoy their meal but don't be in such a rush.
I know you want to enjoy your meal, but don't be so upset.

2回も約束破られて、まだあいつのこと信用してんの？
Do you still trust him after he broke his promise twice?
You've been broke twice, and you still trust him?

私の知るかぎりでは彼は正直です。
As far as I know, he is honest.
As far as I know, he's honest.

お金はいりません。
I don't want any money.
I don't need money.

中国は日本よりとても大きい。
China is much larger than Japan.
China is much bigger than Japan.

彼はどこに住んでいると思いますか。
Where do you think he lives?
Where do you think he lives?

私の心臓はどきどきし始めた。
My heart began to race.
My heart started beating.

私達は町外れに小さなホテルに泊まった。
We stayed at a small hotel just outside of town.
We stayed in a small hotel out of town.

トムは女性のどんなファッションが好き？
What kind of women's attire does Tom like?
What kind of fashion does Tom like?

旅行から帰るときの土産のことを考えておきなさい。
Make allowance for souvenirs on the return trip.
Think of your souvenirs when you're back from the trip.

今、それをしなければいけませんか。
Must I do it now?
Do you have to do that now?

彼は私の娘と結婚したがっている。
He wants to marry my daughter.
He wants to marry his daughter.

アメリカ合衆国では誰もが大統領になれると言う。しかし実のところ事実ではないかもしれない。
They say that in America anyone can become president, but perhaps that's not really true.
They say everybody in the United States can be president, but it may not be true.

駆け出しの新聞記者にしては腕がいい。
You are doing well for a cub reporter.
I'm good for a newspaper reporter who's running out of time.

僕は今日はすることがたくさんある。
I have a lot of things to do today.
I've got a lot to do today.

彼は１０年前にそうであったような少年ではない。
He is not the boy that he was ten years ago.
He is not a boy like that ten years ago.

彼の研究室には、１、０００冊以上のノートが保存されていた。
Preserved in his laboratory were more than a thousand notebooks.
His lab contained more than a thousand notes.

彼はわたしより速く走ることができる。
He can run faster than I can.
He can run faster than me.

あなたの祖先をご存知ですか。
Do you know your forefather?
Do you know your ancestors?

目前に迫った試験のことが彼女の心に大きく広がった。
The impending examination loomed large in her mind.
The immediate exam spread to her.

空港からホテルまでの送迎バスはありますか。
Is there a shuttle bus between the hotel and airport?
Is there a bus from the airport to the hotel?

その説明は、もっとはるかに複雑なものかもしれない。
The explanation may be much more complex.
The explanation may be much more complicated.

トムは、自分で考えているほどいいチェスの棋士ではありません。
Tom is not as good a chess player as he thinks he is.
Tom is not as good a chess player as he thinks he is.

彼女の表情がさっと変わった。
Her expression underwent a sudden change.
The look on her face changed.

失望するな。
Keep up your courage.
Don't be disappointed.

彼女は若さを十分保っている。
She really keeps her youthfulness.
She keeps her youth well.

そんなことが２度とないようにな。
Don't let that happen again!
Don't let that happen again.

熱狂の宴が始まりを告げる。
A frenzied feasting tells of the beginning.
The feast is about to begin.

君は彼女を信頼してよい。
You can rely on her.
You can trust her.

ご存じのように、ＵＮとは国際連合のことです。
UN, as you know, stands for the United Nations.
As you know, UN is the United Nations.

彼女はアメリカへと行ってしまった。
She went to America.
She's gone to America.

私たちにとって健康は一番大切なものです。
Health is the most precious thing we have.
Health is the most important thing for us.

彼はみんなから好かれている。
He is liked by everybody.
He's loved by everyone.

私たちはいつまでも一緒です。
We will be together forever.
We'll be together forever.

銃器メーカーは小火器による暴力事件に対する責任を逃れてきた。
Gun makers have been able to escape responsibility for firearm violence.
Gunmaker has escaped responsibility for firearms violence.

辛くてもへっちゃらだよ。
I don't mind if it's hot and spicy.
I don't care if it's hard.

メアリーは日本に行こうと貯金している。
Mary is saving money to go to Japan.
Mary is saving up to go to Japan.

彼女は友達の安否を尋ねた。
She asked after her friend.
"I don't know what I'm talking about."

鑑定書を送ってください。
Send me the account.
Send me the e-mail.

私は背が高い。
I'm tall.
I'm tall.

人手が多ければ仕事がらくになる。
Many hands make light work.
The more people you have, the harder it will be.

人間は罪深い者です。
Man is sinful.
Humans are sinners.

実行するよりは計画を立てるほうがしばしば簡単である。
It is often easier to make plans than to carry them out.
It is often easier to plan than to run.

彼の給料が安いために、彼はその家を買うことができない。
Because his salary is low, he can't buy that house.
He can't buy the house because his salary is low.

ある実験で怪我をして、かなりの重傷だった。
I got hurt during an experiment, and the injury was pretty serious.
He was badly injured in one of his experiments.

彼は月一で散髪してもらう。
He has his hair cut once a month.
He'll have a haircut in the first month.

喫茶店に入ったら、二人に青年がテレビでレスリングの試合を見ていた。
As I entered the tearoom I found two young men watching a wrestling match on television.
When I entered the coffee shop, two young men watched the wrestling match on TV.

私は馬が荷車を引いているのを見た。
I saw a horse pulling a cart.
I saw a horse pulling a cart.

彼らが出した食事はまずかった。
The dinner they served was badly cooked.
The food they fed was not good.

読書は私たちに楽しみを与える。
Reading affords us pleasure.
Reading gives us pleasure.

すぐ出発した方がよい。
You had better leave at once.
You should leave now.

現代の情報及び交通網のおかげで世界はますます小さくなっている。
Because of modern communication and transportation systems, the world is getting smaller.
Thanks to modern information and transportation, the world is getting smaller and smaller.

先週弟に借りた10ドル、まだ返してないや。
I still owe my brother the ten dollars that he lent me last week.
I owe my brother $10 last week, but I haven't returned it yet.

彼は何事も起こらなかったのように本を読み続けた。
He went on reading the book as if nothing had happened.
He kept reading as if nothing had happened.

彼は話そうとするところだった。
He was about to speak.
He was about to talk.

トムは音楽の話をするのが大好きだ。
Tom loves talking about music.
Tom loves talking about music.

太陽は信じられないほど、とてつもない熱と光を多量に放出している。
The sun sends out an incredible amount of heat and light.
The sun emits an incredible amount of heat and light.

わたしが運ぶにはこの箱は重すぎる。
This is too heavy a box for me to carry.
This box is too heavy for me to carry.

どのスカートがお好みですか。
Which skirt do you like?
Which skirt do you like?

彼は、まだ新人なんだから大目に見てやれよ。
Go easy on him. He's still new around here.
He's just a new guy, so take a good look at him.

彼女には哀れみの心がまるでない。
She is dead to pity.
She has no compassion.

エズラ、おまえんとこはみんな今夜来るかね。
Ezra, will y'all come over tonight?
Ezra, are you all coming tonight?

トムは泥沼に突っ込んだ。
Tom fell into the mud.
Tom went into the mud.

今夜は出かける気分じゃない。
I don't feel like going out tonight.
I don't feel like going out tonight.

果物を自由にとって食べて下さい。
Please help yourself to some fruit.
Eat fruit for freedom.

この時計は1万円した。
This watch cost me ten thousand yen.
This watch cost 10,000 yen.

トムはメアリに、彼女が焼いたケーキは美味しかったと言った。
Tom told Mary that the cake she baked tasted good.
Tom told Mary that the cake she baked was delicious.

彼女のハンドバッグにはいろいろな物が入っている。
There are a variety of articles in her purse.
Her purse is full of things.

最新のバイオ技術によって、芋の臭みを最小限に抑え、非常に飲みやすい「芋焼酎」です。
It's very easy to drink potato shochu now that the potato-like smell has been reduced to a low level through use of the latest biotechnology.
The latest biotech is a very easy way to minimize the smell of potatoes and to drink it.

英国の首都ロンドンはテムズ川の河畔にある。
London, the capital of England, is on the Thames.
England's capital city, London, is on the banks of the Thames.

この仕事が終わったらすぐに行きます。
I'll be with you as soon as I finish this job.
I'll be right there after this job.

その店はすぐ近くですか。
Is the store near at hand?
Is that store close?

本当についてない!
I really am unlucky!
I'm not following you!

その牧師は今週３組の結婚式を行った。
The clergyman has married three couples this week.
The pastor held three weddings this week.

私たちはたちまち仲良くなった。
We got on like a house on fire.
We got along a lot.

あなたが詩を書くとは知らなかった。
I didn't know you wrote poems.
I didn't know you were writing poetry.

ケンは、トムの本当の名前知ってる？
Does Ken know Tom's real name?
Ken, do you know Tom's real name?

彼はひとつには怠け者だし、ひとつには酒飲みだ。
For one thing he is lazy, for another he drinks.
He's lazy for one thing and drunk for one.

いくらですか？
How much does that cost?
How much?

雨で我々の計画が２週間遅れた。
The rain set our plans back two weeks.
The rain delayed our plan for two weeks.

君はなぜ事務所へ行かなかったのですか。
Why didn't you go to the office?
Why didn't you go to the office?

皆満足だった。
Everyone was satisfied.
Everyone was happy.

誰も私に話しかけない。
Nobody speaks to me.
No one talks to me.

彼は自力で出世した。
He has made his way in life.
He came out on his own.

９時３０分発の便に乗りたいです。
I'd like to take a 9:30 flight.
I'd like to take a 9:30 flight.

急がなくちゃ。
We have to hurry.
We have to hurry.

その学校は、制服を廃止すべきだ。
The school should do away with uniforms.
That school should get rid of the uniforms.

君は、いつも手を清潔にしておかねばなりません。
You must always keep your hands clean.
You have to keep your hands clean.

私はこの本を高く評価している。
I have a high opinion of this book.
I appreciate this book.

彼女の夫は新しい月刊雑誌を出版するつもりだ。
Her husband intends to bring out a new monthly magazine.
Her husband is going to publish a new monthly magazine.

父が友人の保証人となった。
Father vouched for his friend.
My father became my friend's sponsor.

彼はコンピューターゲームに夢中だった。
He was absorbed in a computer game.
He was obsessed with computer games.

空港までどのくらいかかると思いますか。
How long do you think it will take to go to the airport?
How long do you think it'll take to get to the airport?

トムはシャワーを浴びています。
Tom is in the shower.
Tom's taking a shower.

なんだってずらからねえんだ！
Why don't you leg it?
I'm not messing with you!

残念ながら、あのオフィスでは賄賂を使わない限り何事もうまくいかないよ。
Unfortunately, you won't get anything done in that office unless you grease someone's palm.
Unfortunately, nothing works if you don't use bribes in that office.

認めるけど、条件が一つ。
I'll accept it, but with one condition.
I admit, there's only one condition.

君には何も不自由させない。
You shall want for nothing.
I won't let you lose anything.

パリ中の人が戸外に出ている。
All the Parisians have gone outdoors.
People all over Paris are out of the door.

私たちは裏庭に小さな小屋を建てた。
I put up a small hut in the backyard.
We built a small hut in the backyard.

ある日私はロンドンで道に迷った。
One day I was lost in London.
One day I got lost in London.

トム、私たちの目的と意見が食い違っていると思います。
Tom, I think we're talking at cross-purposes.
Tom, I think we have different goals and opinions.

道路はほこりで灰色になっていた。
The road was gray with dust.
The road was dust and gray.

日本の主要作物は米である。
The main crop of Japan is rice.
The main crops in Japan are rice.

学校からの帰りににわか雨に遭って、ぼくはずぶ濡れになって風邪をひいた。
I was caught in a shower on my way home from school, got soaking wet and caught a cold.
On my way home from school, I fell in the rain, and I got cold.

私の鼻は、とても大きく、しかも曲がっている。
My nose is really big, and it's crooked as well.
My nose is so big, it's bent.

あちこちに、美しい湖があります。
There are beautiful lakes here and there.
There are beautiful lakes everywhere.

彼が驚いたことに、列車は急に止まった。
To his surprise, the train made a quick stop.
To his surprise, the train stopped suddenly.

こういうわけで彼女はまだ僕に対して怒っている。
This is why she is still angry with me.
That's why she's still angry at me.

彼がその仕事をひとりでやったはずはない。
He can't have done the work for himself.
He couldn't have done that work alone.

彼女は外国人だったので外国人として扱われた。
She was a foreigner and was treated as such.
She was treated as a foreigner because she was a foreigner.

確かに彼は両親から独立している。
He is certainly independent of his parents.
Yes, he is independent of his parents.

彼は疑いもなく世界で最も成功した映画監督だ。
He is without doubt the most successful movie director in the world.
He is undoubtedly the most successful filmmaker in the world.

スミスさんは奥さんに先立たれた。
Mr Smith was bereaved of his wife.
Mr. Smith was killed by his wife.

私はそのことで強く心を動かされた。
I was deeply moved by that.
I was so moved by that.

今日はとても暑い。
It's very hot today.
It's so hot today.

彼の無礼な返事に彼女はかっとなって彼の顔をぴしゃりとたたいた。
His rude reply provoked her to slap him on the face.
"I don't know what I'm talking about," she said.

彼女は私を軽蔑している。
She has scorn for me.
She despises me.

もし誤りがあったならば訂正しなさい。
Correct me if I am wrong.
If you are wrong, correct.

祖母はゆっくり話す。
My grandmother speaks slowly.
She talks slowly.

日本人には、見知らぬ人と会話を始めてまだくつろいだ気分にならないうちに、相手の、年齢や地位、既婚か未婚かなどの個人的な事柄を知りたがる傾向がある。
There is a tendency for Japanese to want to know a certain amount of personal information about someone such as age, position and whether they are married or not, before they feel comfortable talking with a stranger.
Japanese people tend to want to know about personal matters, such as their age, status, unmarried or unmarried, before they are still at peace with strangers.

日本人は和食ばかり食べているわけではありません。
Japanese eat more than just Japanese cuisine.
Japanese don't always eat rice.

奇妙なことが彼女の誕生日に起こった。
Strange things happened on her birthday.
Strange things happened on her birthday.

私はソビエト連邦のことはまったく知らない。
I don't know about the USSR at all.
I don't know anything about the Soviet Union.

彼は御しやすい男だ。
He's easy to handle.
He's a good man.

その警官は彼を飲酒運転で逮捕した。
The policeman arrested him for drunken driving.
The cop arrested him for drinking and driving.

家から遠くないところにあるのは軍の病院です。
Not far from the house was a military hospital.
Not far from home is a military hospital.

海は各種の資源を与えてくれる。
The ocean affords various kinds of resources.
The oceans give us all kinds of resources.

私はからかわれていた。
I was being made a fool of.
I was being teased.

彼の経験不足を認めるにしても、私はやはり彼はもっとよくやるべきだと思う。
Admitting his lack of experience, I still think that he ought to do better.
Even if I admit to his lack of experience, I still think he should do better.

アンは今朝慌てていた。
Ann was in a hurry this morning.
Ann was in a hurry this morning.

母親は子どもの歯を虫歯から守ってやらなければならない。
A mother must protect her child's teeth from decay.
Mothers have to protect their children’s teeth from tooth decay.

ホンミョンボはすばらしいプレイヤーです。
Hong Myong Bo is a great player.
He's a great player.

好きなだけ長く私たちの家に滞在しなさい。
You may stay at my house as long as you like.
Stay in our house as long as you like.

それは大問題だ。
That's a big problem.
That's a big problem.

彼らはうまくその問題を解決した。
They were successful in solving the problem.
They solved it well.

トムの言うことは話半分に聞いた方がいいよ。
It's better if you take what Tom says with a grain of salt.
You should hear what Tom says in half.

彼は次のバス停で降車した。
He got off at the next stop.
He got off at the next bus stop.

彼は遠隔地を旅するのを楽しんでいる。
He enjoys exploring remote areas.
He enjoys traveling in remote areas.

私は休暇で出かけていました。
I was out of town on vacation.
I was on vacation.

兄と比べて、彼はそんなに背が高くない。
Compared with his brother, he is not so tall.
He's not that tall, compared to his brother.

労働者の多くは飢えで死んだ。
Many of the workers died of hunger.
Many workers died of starvation.

彼の意見はその問題に新しい見方を加える。
His opinion adds a new light to the question.
His opinion gives a new perspective on the issue:

そのコンサートのチケットをやっとのことで２枚手に入れた。
I managed to acquire two tickets for the concert.
I finally got two tickets for the concert.

彼は握手を求めた。
He held out his hand.
He asked for a handshake.

彼女は、ピアノの前に静かに腰をおろした。
She seated herself quietly before the piano.
She sat quietly before the piano.

寮の規則は守らなければならない。
You must observe the rules of the dormitory.
The rules of the dormitories must be followed.

私は靴を磨いてもらった。
I had my shoes cleaned.
I got my shoes polished.

「述部」とは、動作を表す部分で、最後が「～だ」「～する」などになる部分です。
The "predicate" is that part that shows the action in the sentence. In Japanese it would be the part that ends in "da", "suru", etc.
It's called "argument." It's part of the action. It's part of the action.

トキポナが話せますか？
Can you speak Toki Pona?
Can Toquipona talk to you?

明朝８時までには彼らは学校に行ってしまっているでしょう。
They will have gone to school by eight tomorrow morning.
By 8 a.m. they'll have gone to school.

彼らはあれこれと話をしています。
They are talking about this and that.
They're talking to this thing.

急ぎなさい。そうすれば列車に間に合いますよ。
Hurry up, and you can catch the train.
Hurry up, and we'll make it to the train.

彼の言動には嫌気が差す。
His behavior makes me sick.
I don't like what he says.

その事故は明け方に起こった。
The accident occurred at dawn.
The accident happened early in the morning.

彼は何か気にかけることがあるようだ。
He seems to have something on his mind.
He seems to have something to worry about.

落としてしまったに違いない。
I must've lost it.
I must have dropped it.

切符を見せてください。
Please show your ticket.
Please show me your tickets.

彼が言ったことは決して本当ではない。
What he said was by no means true.
What he said is never true.

私は優れた彼の妻になる素質がある。
I make an excellent wife for him.
I have the talent to be his wife.

私はたいてい夕食後に入浴する。
I usually take a bath after dinner.
I usually bathe after dinner.

あなたがたのお父さんは何歳ですか？
How old is your father?
How old is your father?

今日のご気分はいかがですか。
How are you feeling today?
How are you feeling today?

私は新聞を粉々に引き裂いた。
I tore the paper into pieces.
I broke the newspaper to pieces.

擬声語的表現については、ホピ語に興味深い例がある。
There are interesting examples in the Hopi language concerning onomatopoetic expressions.
There is an interesting example in the Hopi language:

私が友人だと思っていた人が私をだました。
The man who I thought was my friend deceived me.
The man who thought I was a friend made fun of me.

お宅の犬は大きいですね。
Your dog is very big.
Your dog's big, isn't it?

私は今何をすべきですか。
What am I to do now?
What should I do now?

あなたは熱があるのですか?
Do you have a fever?
You have a fever?

約束を破る人は決して信用されない。
Those who often break their promises are never trusted.
Those who break their promises will never be trusted.

私たちは２０世紀の後半に生きている。
We are living in the latter half of the twentieth century.
We live in the second half of the 20th century.

気にしないで。でももう絶対言わないように気をつけてね。
It's fine, just make sure you don't say that again.
Don't worry about it, but don't ever tell me again.

健康は幸福の１つの必要条件である。
Health is a necessary condition for happiness.
Health is a requirement for happiness.

もし車の数が増えると、道路はひどく込むことになるだろう。
If the number of cars increases, so will the traffic.
If the number of cars increases, the roads will get a lot worse.

この政策の結果、物価が大幅に上昇した。
Prices rose drastically as a result of this policy.
As a result of this policy, prices have increased significantly.

彼は彼女の容態がどんなに悪いか認識するようきっぱりと言った。
He told her firmly to realize how serious her condition was.
He insisted that she be aware of how bad she was.

人工衛星が軌道に向けて打ち上げられた。
The artificial satellite was launched into orbit.
A satellite was launched into orbit.

人生は楽しい。
Life is fun.
Life is fun.

彼は大学を出るとすぐに結婚した。
He married directly after he left the university.
As soon as he left college, he got married.

彼女は彼がほかの女の子と歩いているのを見て焼きもちをやいた。
It made her jealous to see him walking with another girl.
She burned him when she saw him walking with another girl.

彼は速く泳げる。
He can swim fast.
He can swim faster.

時間ほど貴重な物はない。
Nothing is so precious as time.
Nothing as precious as time.

イギリスにいる間、よく毒づいたものだった。
When I was in England, I used to swear much.
It was toxic while I was in England.

はい、ボブが手伝ってくれたんです。
Yes, Bob helped me.
Yes, Bob helped me.

知識はその次の世代へと次々に伝えられてきた。
Knowledge has been passed down to subsequent generation.
Knowledge has been passed on to the next generation.

僕たちの計画を誰にもしゃべるな。
Don't mention our plan to anybody.
Don't tell anyone about our plan.

彼と一緒に釣りに行くつもりだ。
I'm going fishing with him.
I'm going fishing with him.

君も一緒に来たいか。
Would you care to come with us?
You want to come with me?

何という水の浪費だ。
What a waste of water!
What a waste of water.

彼は助けてと大声をあげた。
He gave a loud cry for help.
He shouted for help.

モーツァルトは、音楽家になるように育てられた。
Mozart was brought up to be a musician.
Mozart was raised to be a musician.

ケンは音楽がとても好きです。
Ken likes music very much.
Ken loves music so much.

われわれの社会には、高潔な人もいれば、詐欺師もいる。
In our society we find men of integrity along with crooks.
In our society, some are noble, others are frauds.

ささやかながら持ち合わせのお金を全部寄附させてください。
Let me donate what little money I have with me.
Let me give you all the money I have in my hand.

彼女は英語を話せるようになろうと骨を折った。
She directed her efforts at learning to speak English.
She broke her bones trying to learn to speak English.

あなたは食べ過ぎてはいけない。
You must not eat too much.
You shouldn't eat too much.

できるだけお助けします。
I will help as much as I can.
I'll help you as much as I can.

彼は在宅だろうか。
I wonder if he's at home.
Is he home?

このナイフは良く切れない。
The knife is not sharp.
I can't cut this knife well.

日頃のご愛顧に厚く御礼申し上げます。
We really thank you for your patronage.
Thank you for the love and kindness of the day.

彼は殺人罪で起訴されている。
He is accused of murder.
He's being charged with murder.

手が届かない。
I can't reach it.
I can't reach them.

家内は海外旅行中で、よく電話をかけてくる。
My wife often rings me up, while she travels abroad.
My wife often calls me when she's traveling abroad.

死神はえじきを求めいる。
Death is seeking for his prey.
The God of Death wants to see you again.

ポリオワクチンは済んでいます。
She was vaccinated against polio.
We're done with the polio vaccine.

このドアのペンキはまだ乾いていない。
The paint on the door isn't dry yet.
The paint on this door is still dry.

油が切れてきたぞ。
Oil is running short.
We're out of oil.

結婚前は両眼を大きく見開いておれ、その後は、その半ばを閉じよ。
Keep your eyes wide open before marriage, half shut afterwards.
Before you get married, open your eyes wide, then close the middle.

トムはボストンで暮らしている。
Tom lives in Boston.
Tom lives in Boston.

来年30歳になります
I'll be 30 next year.
I'm going to be 30 next year.

天罰は遅くとも必ず来る。
Heaven's vengeance is slow but sure.
The punishment will surely come late.

総計は１００ドルになった。
The total amounted to 100 dollars.
The total is $100.

その少年は大人びて見えた。
The boy looked like a grown-up.
The boy looked grown-up.

あなたは中野先生が何歳か知っていますか。
Do you know how old Miss Nakano is?
You know how old Mr. Nakano is.

私は先生に英作文を直してもらった。
I had my teacher correct my English composition.
I got the teacher to fix the English text.

彼はある種彼女の下僕だな。
He's some kind of manservant for her.
He's a certain type of servant.

彼女はクラスの誰にも劣らず頭がよい。
She is as bright as any in her class.
She's as smart as anyone in the class.

食べ物をきらしてしまった。
We have run short of food.
I've been stealing food.

彼らは学校を設立した。
They set up a school.
They set up a school.

彼は広大な太平洋をいかだで横断した。
He crossed the immense pacific on a raft.
He crossed the vast Pacific Ocean.

もしあなたなら、その仕事に申し込むだろう。
Were I you, I would apply for the job.
If it were you, I'd apply for that job.

どうして企業文化を知ることが大切なのでしょうか?
Why is it important to know about a company’s culture?
Why is it important to know corporate culture?

結婚して五年になります。
We've been married for five years.
We've been married for five years.

私は水中で生きられない。魚じゃない。
I cannot live in water. I'm not a fish.
I can't live in the water. I'm not a fish.

君は丘を上がって行かなければならない。
You must go up the hill.
You have to go up the hill.

春も遅れるでしょう。
Spring will be late.
It'll be late in the spring.

価格はいくらですか。
What is the price?
So what's the price?

明日早いんだからもう寝たら？
Tomorrow is early for you; shouldn't you sleep?
Why don't you go to bed early?

交通事故で彼は左手が使えなくなった。
A traffic accident deprived him of the use of his left hand.
Car accident caused him to lose control of his left hand.

私は彼女がメキシコへ行ったことがあるかどうか聞いた。
I asked her if she had been to Mexico.
I asked if she had ever been to Mexico.

そうする機転がきかなかった。
I didn't have the sense to do so.
I didn't know what to do.

私は彼が写真機を盗んでいる現場をとらえた。
I caught him stealing the camera.
I caught him stealing a photo device.

彼女は知能の程度が高い。
She has a high grade of intelligence.
She's as intelligent as she is.

テニスにもあるけど、４大大会って何？
What are the four major golf tournaments comparable to the ones in tennis?
It's in tennis too, but what's the big four?

私は、兄と川へつりに行きました。
I went fishing with my brother in the river.
I went to the river with my brother.

彼の行動は非難の余地が無い。
His behavior allows of no criticism.
His actions are irreprehensible.

疲れたなあ。
I am tired!
I'm tired.

そのレスラーはおそろしいほどの握力がある。
The wrestler has a formidable grip.
The resler has a delicate grip.

彼は若い頃に法律を学んだそうだ。
It is said that he studied law when he was young.
He learned the law when he was young.

彼はうちのチームのＭＶＰだ。
He's the most valuable player on our team.
He's our MVP.

その地主は以前かなり裕福な暮らしをしていた。
The landlord used to be quite well off.
The landowner used to live in considerable wealth.

興奮は極点に達した。
The excitement reached its peak.
The excitement reached an extreme point.

測定には寸分の狂いもない精度が要求される。
Flawless precision is required in the measurements.
The measurements require an inexorable precision.

彼はうまくその問題が解けた。
He succeeded in solving the question.
He managed to solve the problem.

彼は行動家だ。
He is a man of action.
He's an active man.

告白します、私の通訳は完璧でもなんでもないことを。
I confess my translation is not perfect.
I confess, my interpreter is not perfect or anything.

復讐は冷ましてから食べる料理である。
Revenge is a dish best served cold.
Vengeance is something to eat from the cold.

今日にやるんでしょう？
You'll do it today right?
You'll do it today, won't you?

あなたはその事実を考慮に入れなければならない。
You must take the fact into consideration.
You have to take that fact into consideration.

ゲーム機の国内市場は飽和状態で、大きなヒットは期待できない。
Being that the domestic game market is saturated, one can't hope for a big hit.
The national market for the game is saturated, and we can’t expect a big hit.

チャンネル変えてもいい？
Can I change the channel?
Can I change the channel?

彼は金のために自分の主義を捨てた。
He sold his principles for money.
He abandoned his principle for money.

来月から家賃を値上げします。
We will increase the rent next month.
I'm going to raise my rent from next month.

海を見に行こう。
Let's go to the beach.
Let's go see the sea.

そんなことが本当であるはずがない。
That cannot be true.
That can't be true.

我々の利害は彼らの利害と衝突する。
Our interests conflict with theirs.
Our interests clash with their interests.

いつ生まれましたか。
When were you born?
When was it born?

メグは机を片づけた。
Meg straightened up her desk.
Meg cleaned his desk.

医者は私に飲み過ぎないように忠告した。
The doctor advised me not to drink too much.
The doctor advised me not to drink too much.

彼はまだここにいますか。
Is he still here?
He's still here.

彼女には何か磁力のようなものがある。
She has something of a magnetic force.
She has some kind of magnetic force.

警察官は私が交通規則を無視したと責めた。
The policeman blamed me for ignoring traffic rules.
Police officials accused me of ignoring traffic regulations.

トムと私は二人ともフランス語が話せるんだ
Tom and I both can speak French.
Tom and I both speak French.

彼は彼女に服を買ってやった。
He bought a dress for her.
He bought her clothes.

自動車を借りてもいいですか。
May I borrow your car?
Can I borrow your car?

元日は何するの？
What will you do on New Year's Day?
What do you do the day before?

焼きもち女は大嫌いだ。
I hate jealous women.
I hate women who burn.

彼がどんないい訳をしようとも、私は彼を許すことはできない。
It doesn't matter what excuse he gives me, I can't forgive him.
Whatever good he does, I can't forgive him.

もうちょっと落ち着いたらどうなの？ まったく危なっかしいんだから。
Why don't you calm down? You're really making me cringe.
Why don't you calm down a little bit?

スイスと言えば、冬にそこに行った事がありますが。
Speaking of Switzerland, have you ever been there in winter?
In Switzerland, I've been there in winter.

学校から帰るとすぐに、彼女は台所で母親の手伝いを始めた。
When she returned home from school, she began to help her mother in the kitchen.
As soon as she got home from school, she started helping her mother in the kitchen.

彼は人前で話をすることに慣れている。
He is used to speaking in public.
He's used to talking in public.

旅行に行こう。
Let's take a trip.
Let's go on a trip.

私は玄関のベルが鳴るのを聞いた。
I heard the front doorbell ring.
I heard the doorbell ring.

今働いています。
I'm working right now.
I'm working right now.

遅れないように彼女に言った。
I told her not to be late.
I told her not to be late.

漫画と日本の映画産業の関係は、ベストセラーとハリウッドの関係に似ている。
Manga are to the Japanese film industry what bestsellers are to Hollywood.
The relationship between cartoons and the Japanese film industry is similar to the relationship between Best Seller and Hollywood.

よく考えた末、私は家にいることに決めた。
After some careful thought, I elected to stay at home.
After thinking it over, I decided to stay home.

骨が喉にひっかかった。
A bone stuck in my throat.
My bones fell to my throat.

爆発の音に村人たちは仰天した。
The explosion frightened the villagers.
The sound of the explosion surprised the villagers.

彼は新しい環境に順応するのが早い。
He is quick to adapt to new circumstances.
He is quick to adapt to the new environment.

ひょっとしたら雨になるかもしれない。かさをもって行ったほうがよさそうだ。
It might rain. We should take an umbrella.
Maybe it'll rain. Maybe we should take it with us.

それは今はやりだ。
It is the in thing to do.
That's what we're doing right now.

あちっ！ 熱いよこのコーヒー！
Ow! This coffee is hot!
It's hot!

昨日はあまり寒くなかった。
It was not very cold yesterday.
It wasn't too cold yesterday.

冬はやっぱり雪がないとね。
Winter does not look real without snow.
There's no snow in winter.

流れに逆らって泳いでみよう。
Let's try and swim against the current.
Let's swim against the current.

私は望遠鏡のピントを合わせた。
I adjusted the telescope to my vision.
I put the telescope together.

私は数奇な運命にもてあそばれてきた。
I have lived a life of a puppet of fortune.
A few odd fates have come upon me.

彼はほこりに対してアレルギーを起こす。
He is allergic to dust.
He's allergic to dust.

忘れないうちに彼の住所を書き留めておかねばならない。
I must write down his address before I forget it.
I have to write down his address before I forget.

討論では自分の立場をはっきり述べなさい。
Declare your position in a debate.
In the debate, express your position clearly.

それ取ってくれる？
Can you give me that?
Can you take that?

「それもう終わった」「それどころか、いまからだよ」
"Have you finished it?" "On the contrary, I'm just starting."
- It's over. - No, not now.

状況は我々の冷静な判断を必要とする。
The situation calls for our cool judgement.
The situation needs our calm judgment.

彼は来ないと思う。
I don't think he'll come.
I don't think he's coming.

間に合うと思いますか。
Do you think we can get there in time?
I don't think it'll be too late.

もし銀行へ行っていればもっとよい交換レートだったのに。
They would've gotten a better exchange rate if they'd gone to a bank.
If I had gone to the bank, it would have been a better rate of exchange.

一回授業を休むと、クラスメートに追いつくのは大変です。
Once you skip a lesson, it's hard to catch up with your classmates.
It's hard to catch up with your classmates once you're out of class.

君はタバコをやめた方がいい。
It is best that you stop smoking.
You need to stop smoking.

馬上の騎士をみてごらん。
Look at that knight on the horse.
Look at the knights on the horse.

風が強くなった。
The wind picked up.
The wind's getting stronger.

辺りには誰一人いなかった。
There was no one about.
There was no one around.

私たちは子供の頃持っていたある種の感覚を決して失わない。
We never lose a certain sense we had when we were kids.
We never lose out on some kind of feeling we had when we were kids.

女友だちはみんなしてあの娘を引き止めようとしたけれど。
All the girls around her say she's got it coming.
All her friends tried to stop her.

彼は間違いなく試験に合格するだろう。
He will without doubt succeed in the exam.
He'll definitely pass the exam.

トムは波乱のスタートを切った。
Tom is off to a rocky start.
Tom just got off the grid.

彼は私にお金をすぐに返せと要求した。
He demanded that I should pay the money back at once.
He asked me to return the money immediately.

ばかなことを言うな！
Don't talk nonsense!
Don't be ridiculous!

歴史は量子物理学のようなもので、観測者が観測した事象に影響してしまう。ケネディ暗殺は粒子だろうか、それとも波動だろうか?
History is like Quantum Physics, the observer affects the event observed. Is the Kennedy assasination a particle or a wave?
History is like quantum physics, affecting events observed by observers.

ポットに熱湯をいっぱい入れてください。
Please fill the teapot with boiling water.
Fill pot with hot water.

処方箋をもらうために医者に行きなさい。
To get a prescription, go to a doctor.
Go to the doctor for a prescription.

その種は今世紀の終わりまでに絶滅させられるでしょう。
The species will be made extinct by the end of this century.
That species will be extinct by the end of this century.

その話は本当でした。
The story was true.
That story was true.

その猫は部屋の中へ逃げ込んだ。
The cat ran away into the room.
The cat ran into the room.

彼は一言も聞きもらすまいとたいへん注意して聞いた。
He listened very carefully in order not to miss a single word.
He was very careful not to ask a single word.

今週末までいくらかお金を貸してくれませんか。
Could you lend me some money until this weekend?
Can I borrow some money by the end of the week?

私達は困難な立場にある。
We are in a difficult situation.
We're in a difficult position.

良い考えが浮かんだ。
A good idea presented itself.
I had a good idea.

料金は、税別で一泊１００ドルです。
It costs $100 a night not counting tax.
I'll pay you $100 a night on a tax basis.

あなたとジェインは結婚してどれくらいになりますか。
How long have you and Jane been married?
How long have you and Jane been married?

どんなタイプのレストランだったか、わかりますか。
Can you guess what type of restaurant it was?
You can see what kind of restaurant it was.

講演者は言いたいことを聴衆に理解させることができなかった。
The lecturer couldn't get his message across to the audience.
The speaker couldn't make the audience understand what he was going to say.

あそこに赤い家が見えるでしょう。
You will see a red house over there.
You can see the red house over there.

私は家にいるよりも外出するほうがいい。
I prefer going out to staying at home.
I'd rather go out than at home.

パプアニューギニアに住むメラネシア人の多くは、かなり強い天然パーマですね。
Most of the Melanesians living in Papua New Guinea have very curly hair, don't they?
Many Melanesians living in Papua New Guinea are quite strong in nature.

外国からの経営陣は製造工場を見学した。
The foreign executives visited the manufacturing plant.
The foreign management took a look at the factory.

私はお金が全てではない事を知っている。
I know that money isn't everything.
I know money isn't everything.

ちょっと手伝ってもらえませんか。
I'd like a little help.
Can you help me?

私はわざと彼女の気持ちを傷付けた。
I hurt her feelings on purpose.
I deliberately hurt her feelings.

わが校はあす南高校と対戦する。
We will play against Minami High School tomorrow.
We will compete with South High School tomorrow.

あのとき君が話をしていた女性は、私の妹です。
The woman you were talking to at that time was my sister.
The woman you were talking to was my sister.

君は靴下を裏返しにはいているよ。
You are wearing your socks inside out.
You're turning your socks upside down.

皆が確実に席が取れるように早めに劇場に行った。
We went to the theater early, so we could be sure that everyone could get a seat.
Everyone went to the theater as soon as they could.

生徒達は先生におじぎをした。
The students bowed to their teacher.
The students made fun of the teacher.

彼はよく座ったまま何時間も本を読み続けていたものです。
He used to sit reading for hours.
He used to sit and read for hours.

彼の議論にはとても説得力があった。
His argument was most convincing.
He was very persuasive in his argument.

僕はトマトスープが好きだ。
I like tomato soup.
I like tomato soup.

彼の生活は順調だった。
His life ran smoothly.
His life was good.

君はその子の世話をしなければならない。
You must look after the child.
You have to take care of him.

彼は脱税しようとたくらんだ。
He schemed to evade tax.
He's trying to tax himself.

このネクタイはきちんと結べない。
This tie does not tie well.
This tie cannot be tied properly.

彼はそのチーズケーキを味わってみた。
He tasted the cheesecake.
He tasted the cheese cake.

ナンシーとジェーンは５時半に帰宅しなければならなかった。
Nancy and Jane had to go back home at five thirty.
Nancy and Jane had to get home at 5:30.

チェックアウトのときにまとめて清算してください。
Put everything on my tab. I'll settle it when I check out.
When you check out, you're going to have to pay off.

彼のふしだらな行為は気付かれずにはすまなかった。
His immoral actions did not go unnoticed.
I'm sorry he didn't know what he was doing.

一体何を彼にあげたのですか。
What was it that you gave him?
What the hell did you give him?

彼は物思いにふけっている。
He is buried in thought.
He's full of thoughts.

一生懸命働く事で夢を実現できる。
You can make your dream come true by working hard.
By working hard, you can fulfill your dreams.

すぐに会いに行くからね。
I'll go meet them soon.
I'll see you soon.

はとは平和を象徴する。
The dove symbolizes peace.
is a symbol of peace.

トムは3年前からフランス語を勉強している。
Tom has been studying French for three years.
Tom's been studying French for three years.

彼女は悪い仲間と付き合っている。
She is mixing with the wrong crowd.
She's having bad company.

この間の台風で、時速２００キロの風が吹きました。
In the last typhoon, the wind blew at over 200 kilometers per hour!
In the middle of the night, the wind blew 200 kilometers an hour.

バスでは時間がかかる。
The bus will take time.
It takes time on the bus.

子供の頃、毎日友達と遊んでいた。
When I was a child, I played with my friends every day.
I used to play with my friends every day when I was a kid.

彼は犯行現場にいたように思われる。
It seems that he has been at the scene of the crime.
Looks like he was at the crime scene.

彼はその会社を継いだ。
He acceded to the office.
He took over the company.

彼に電話した。
I gave him a call.
I called him.

田中さんは、十分なトレーニングをしました。
Mr Tanaka had trained sufficiently.
Tanaka-san trained well.

市長は税収入の落ち込みについて調査すべきだと思った。
The mayor thought that he should investigate the decline in tax revenues.
The mayor thought he should investigate tax losses.

私はときどき悲しく感じる。
I feel sad every now and then.
Sometimes I feel sad.

彼らは昼間だけ働きます。
They work only during the day.
They work only during the day.

仕事がなくて、お金をためられません。
With no work, I can't save any money.
I don't have a job, I can't save money.

抜歯しなければなりません。
Your tooth must be extracted.
We're going to have to cut out the teeth.

彼女が彼との出会いを面白く話してくれた。
She gave me a humorous account of her encounter with him.
She told me how funny she met him.

彼女は音楽を勉強しにパリへ行った。
She went to Paris to study music.
She went to Paris to study music.

ここのバスは１時間に何回ぐらい出るのですか。
About how many times an hour do these buses leave?
How many buses are there in one hour?

私たちは早起きして、家の掃除を始めた。
We got up early and set about cleaning our house.
We got up early and started cleaning the house.

彼は寝返りをうった。
He rolled over in his sleep.
He turned around.

国連はその国際問題を扱うだろう。
The United Nations will deal with that international problem.
The UN will deal with that international issue.

私は初心者なので「ガーター編みのマフラー」か「一目ゴム編みのマフラー」から始めようと思います。
I'm a beginner, so I think I'll start from a 'garter stitch' muffler or a 'knit-one-purl-one stitch' one.
I’m a beginner, so I'm going to start with the "garter-tweet mafler" or the "first rubber scarf".

みなさん、こんにちは。
Hi, everybody!
Hello, everyone.

トムさんは仔牛に焼き印を押しました。
Tom branded the calf.
Tom branded the calf.

宿題を終えた後で私は寝た。
After I had done my homework, I went to bed.
I slept after I finished my homework.

息子にドアの修理をしてもらった。
I got my son to repair the door.
I had my son repair the door.

母の日をお母さんのために使う。
We celebrate Mother's Day in honor of our mothers.
Use Mother's Day for Mom.

毎週釣りに行く。
Every week he goes fishing.
I go fishing every week.

私達は教会の周りに生えている草や雑草を全部切り取った。
We cut away all the grass and weeds around the church.
We cut off all the weeds and weeds that grow around the church.

私は新しい服を作らせた。
I had a new suit made.
I made you a new outfit.

これが起こったのは、今回が初めてではない。
This is not the first time this has happened.
This is not the first time this has happened.

彼は私にとても親切です。
He is very kind to me.
He's very kind to me.

彼女は遠くから見れば美人だ。
If you see her from a distance, she is beautiful.
She's beautiful from a distance.

僕、テニスが大好きなんだ。
I am keen on tennis.
I love tennis.

カメラをなくしました。
I lost my camera.
I lost the camera.

彼は外国から来たんだ。
He's from a foreign country.
He's from abroad.

トムは私の兄です。
Tom is my older brother.
Tom is my brother.

彼には俳優になる才能がない。
He lacks the talent to be an actor.
He doesn't have the talent to be an actor.

彼女の顔を見るとバラが連想される。
We associate her face with a rose.
Her face reminds me of roses.

彼はメキシコ人なので英語の発音はスペイン風になる。
He pronounces English words in Spanish fashion because he is a Mexican.
He is Mexican, so English sounds Spanish.

なあに、しがないサラリーマンですよ。
Me? I'm a plain old salaryman.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no

この健康状態、原因は何なんだ？
What is the cause of my condition?
What's the cause of this health condition?

ドイツでは19%の消費税が課せられています。
The VAT in Germany is 19 per cent.
In Germany, there is a 19% tax on consumption.

私は午後は時間がなくて行けません。
I'm not free to go this afternoon.
I can't go in the afternoon without time.

私は決して頭が良くない。
I'm anything but bright.
I'm never smart.

息子が100まで数えるようになった。
My son became able to count to 100.
My son's going to count to 100.

駅へ行く道を教えて下さいませんか。
Would you please tell me the way to the station?
Can you show me the way to the station?

タモリさん、電話が故障しています。
The telephone is out of order, Mr Tamori.
Mr. Takmori, there's a problem with your phone.

彼女は彼と結婚する約束をしたが、結婚しなかった。
She promised to marry him, but she didn't.
She promised to marry him, but she didn't.

昨日はなぜ学校を欠席したのですか。
Why were you absent from school yesterday?
Why did you miss school yesterday?

雨が窓に打ち付けている。
The rain is beating against the window.
It's raining on the window.

委員会の目的は子供の音楽の才能を伸ばすことにあります。
The purpose of the committee is to develop children's musical talent.
The purpose of the committee is to develop the ability to play children's music.

日曜は人々が教会に行く日である。
Sunday is the day when people go to church.
Sunday is the day when people go to church.

試合は引き分けになった。
The match ended in a draw.
The game was drawn.

値段を当てられますか。
Can you guess the price?
So let's see if we can figure out what the price is.

お子さんはおいくつですか？
How old is your child?
How old are your children?

この川で泳いではいけない。
Swimming is not allowed in this river.
Don't swim in this river.

彼はアメリカに行きたがっている。
He wants to go to America.
He wants to go to America.

もっと若ければいいのに。
I wish I were younger.
I wish you were younger.

今朝は空気が多少冷たい。
The air feels somewhat cold this morning.
The air is a little cold this morning.

ジョンは群集の間を通り抜けて行った。
John passed among the crowd.
John passed through the crowd.

人生の成功の秘訣は成功しなかった人だけが知っている。
The secret of success in life is known only to those who have not succeeded.
Only those who did not succeed in the secret of success in life know.

先生は、生徒たちに、この教訓を忘れるな、といった。
The teacher told his pupils not to forget that lesson.
The teacher told the students not to forget this lesson.

そんなふうにして事故が起こったのです。
That is how the accident occurred.
That's how an accident happened.

その部屋には２００人の人々がいた。
There were two hundred people in the room.
There were 200 people in that room.

私達はみんな教授は当然英語が話せると思っていた。
We all took for granted that the professor could speak English.
We all thought, of course, that the professor could speak English.

高校ではサッカーチームに入っています。
I am on our high school soccer team.
I'm on a football team in high school.

私は昨夜テレビで野球の試合を見て２時間を過ごした。
I spent two hours watching a baseball game on TV last night.
I spent two hours watching baseball games on TV last night.

彼女はアメリカ留学を決意した。
She has made up her mind to go to the States to study.
She decided to study in the United States.

それはトムにとっては無理だと思う。
I think that's impossible in Tom's case.
I don't think that's possible for Tom.

この歯ブラシを使っているのは母ではない。
The one who uses this toothbrush isn't my mother.
It is not my mother who uses this toothbrush.

人は言葉より行いで判断される。
Actions speak louder than words.
People are judged more by what they do than by what they say.

夕方が近づいていた。
Evening was drawing near.
The evening was drawing near.

そうは言いたくない。
I'd rather not say that.
I don't want to say that.

貴社の最寄り駅を教えて下さい。
Please tell me the closest station to your office.
Tell me your nearest stop.

君はいつも何時ごろに寝るの？
What time do you usually go to bed?
When do you sleep all the time?

その子は大きな木の陰に隠れていた。
The child was hiding behind a big tree.
He was hiding behind a big tree.

消防士たちはドアをぶち破った。
The firemen battered down the door.
Firemen broke through the door.

トムはどこにも行くつもりはないと言っている。
Tom says he isn't planning to go anywhere.
Tom says he's not going anywhere.

何が問題なんだ、トム。
What's the problem now, Tom?
What's the problem, Tom?

彼の返事は事実上は拒絶だった。
His reply was in effect a refusal.
His response was, in effect, rejected.

彼がその事についてなにも知らないとは不思議だ。
It is strange that he knows nothing about the matter.
It's strange that he doesn't know anything about it.

なぜ彼は不機嫌な顔をしてるんだい。
Why does he look so black?
Why does he have a bad look on his face?

彼女はお金を与えた。
She gave money.
She gave him money.

どんな薬もこの病気を治療することはできない。
No medicine can cure this disease.
No medicine can cure the disease.

残りたい人は残りなさい。
Those who want to remain may do so.
Stay with those who want to stay.

どんなものでも、スポーツはいやです。
I just do not like any kind of sports.
I don't want any sport.

彼は４時頃には戻ると思います。
He'll be here around four o'clock.
I think he'll be back by 4:00.

もう帰宅すべき時間だ。
It's time we went home.
It's time to go home.

われわれは誤りを犯しがちである。
We're apt to make mistakes.
We are in error.

私は彼の小説を読めば必ず深く感動する。
I never read his novels without being deeply moved.
I'm sure I'll be deeply impressed if I read his novels.

事故は良く不注意から起こるものだ。
An accident often comes of carelessness.
Accidents happen often out of carelessness.

彼女は優秀な学者であり、いたるところでそういう学者として認められている。
She is a brilliant scholar and is everywhere recognized as such.
She is an excellent scholar and is recognized everywhere as such.

私は貴方が汽車で行くことを勧めます。
I recommend you to go by train.
I suggest you go to the train.

これは見た目に気持ちがよい。
This is very nice to look at.
It feels good to look at you.

彼は眼を閉じて、仰向けに寝ていた。
He lay on his back with his eyes closed.
He closed his eyes and slept on his back.

彼は有り金残らず奪われた。
He was robbed of all his money.
He's been robbed of all his money.

音楽がなっているのに彼女の鳴き声が聞こえた。
Above the music, I could hear her crying.
I heard her singing when the music was going on.

出席者の中に市長もいた。
Among those present was the Mayor.
Some of the delegates were mayors.

彼は書類に署名せざるをえなかった。
He was forced to sign the document.
He had to sign the papers.

銀行強盗たちは四方八方に散らばった。
The bank robbers dispersed in all directions.
Bank robbers were scattered everywhere.

今夜から三泊で予約をお願いしてあります。
I have a reservation for three nights from tonight.
I'm asking you to book me three nights from tonight.

帰国後その問題を調査してみるつもりだ。
I will inquire about the matter after I return home.
When I get back, I'm going to look into the issue.

どうぞおたちにならないで下さい。
Please don't get up.
Please don't join us.

エジプトでは、何語が話されていますか。
What language do they speak in Egypt?
How many languages are spoken in Egypt?

誰かが口笛を吹くのが聞こえた。
I heard someone whistle.
I heard someone whistle.

うちはうち、そとはそと。
Our house, our rules.
That's what I'm talking about.

マユコは私の質問に答えられなかった。
Mayuko could not answer my question.
Mayuko couldn't answer my question.

風景に気を取られて運転者は道路から目をそらした。
The scenery diverted the driver's attention from the road.
Being distracted by the landscape, the driver turned his eyes off the road.

君はもう寝たほうがいい。
You had better go to bed now.
You should get some sleep.

あとになって初めて、それをやった理由を彼は説明した。
Only afterward did he explain why he did it.
For the first time in his life, he explained why he did it.

彼は昨日ロンドンに着いた。
He got to London yesterday.
He arrived in London yesterday.

私はあなたにはついていけません。
I can't keep up with you.
I can't follow you.

彼はもちろん私の事を社長に告げ口するだろう。
He will, no doubt, tell the boss on me.
Of course he would tell the president about me.

彼は彼女にうるさく質問して困らせた。
He bothered her with questions.
He embarrassed her by questioning her.

君の仕事は平均以下だ。
Your work is below average.
Your job is below average.

昨日、アメリカから帰ってきたので、まだ頭の中が英語環境だ。
I just got back from the States yesterday, so I'm still thinking in English.
I came home from the United States yesterday, and my head is still in English.

彼らは疲れていたにちがいない。
They must have been tired.
They must have been tired.

私は商社で働いています。
I work for a trading company.
I work at a trading company.

この品物の値段では製造費をまかなえない。
The price of this article does not cover the cost of its manufacture.
The price of these goods cannot cover the cost of manufacturing.

どのくらい待たなければいけませんか？
How long will you have to wait?
How long do we have to wait?

彼女が昨日話してくれたことは、罪のない嘘だった。
What she told me yesterday is a white lie.
What she told me yesterday was an innocent lie.

私はあなたにあげるものが何もない。
I don't have anything to give you.
I have nothing to give you.

やってはみた。
I tried.
I tried.

彼は空想家にすぎない。
He is no more than a dreamer.
He's just a dreamer.

飛行機の到着は１０時の予定です。
The airplane is to arrive at ten o'clock.
Plane's arriving at 10:00.

長いこと贅沢三昧に暮らしていた彼らが、今になって何もない質素な生活に耐えるなんてとても無理な話だ。
They lived high on the hog for so long, and now they can't adjust to a simple life without luxuries.
It’s very impossible for them, who have lived a life of luxury for so long, to endure a simple life that is now nothing.

誰か他の人、答えられますか。
Can anybody else answer?
Who else can answer?

この本を読み終えたら本棚にもどしておきなさい。
Put the book back on the shelf when you're through with it.
When you have finished reading this book, go back to the bookshelf.

君は傘を持っていったほうが良い。
You had better take an umbrella with you.
You should take the umbrella.

大容量のＲＡＭが搭載されていると、メモリ不足を示すエラーメッセージが表示される。
If a very large amount of memory is installed, an 'insufficient memory' error message is displayed.
If you have a large capacity RAM, you will see an error message indicating a lack of memory.

このお金を彼にあげるくらいなら、捨てたほうがいいです。
I would rather throw the money away than give it to him.
So let's say I'm going to give him money.

世界のコンピューター情報の８０％が英語です。
Eighty percent of all information on computers around the world is in English.
That's what we're talking about.

彼は医者ではなくて教師である。
He is not a doctor but a teacher.
He's not a doctor, he's a teacher.

旧友がレセプションに招かれた。
Old friends were invited to the reception.
An old friend was invited to a reception.

なによりもまず、今君は働かなければならない。
Above all, you must work now.
First of all, you have to work now.

ひな祭りがいつ頃からある祭りなのか、はっきりとはしていないが、平安時代にはすでに流しびなの原形があったようだ。
It is not known when the Hinamatsuri first started, but the Nagashibina, in its most primitive form, was already being celebrated during the Heian period.
It is not clear exactly when the festival started, but it seems there has already been a trend in the era of peace.

トムは今日何をしていましたか？
What was Tom doing today?
What was Tom doing today?

７歳になる私の姪は彼女の兄に向かって、「言いつけるよ」と言った。
My seven-year-old niece said to her brother "I'll tell on you."
My seven-year-old niece said to her brother, “I will.”

新しい英語の先生、トム・クルーズ似のイケメンらしいよ。
I heard that the new English teacher is a handsome guy who looks like Tom Cruise.
A new English teacher, he looks like Tom Crewes.

ダンは誕生日に同僚から招き猫をもらった。
Dan got a lucky cat figurine from a co-worker for his birthday.
Dan got a cat from a colleague for his birthday.

彼は今いません。
He's out now.
He's not here right now.

トムは疲れていて不機嫌だった。
Tom was tired and cross.
Tom was tired and unhappy.

彼女は決して正直でない。
She is far from honest.
She's never honest.

私たちは皆卒業を待ち望んでいる。
We all long for our graduation.
We all long for graduation.

私はその列車に乗り遅れないように駅へ急いだ。
I hurried to the station so that I wouldn't miss the train.
I rushed to the station to make sure I didn't miss the train.

どんなに眠くても、歯を磨きなさい。
No matter how sleepy you are, brush your teeth.
No matter how sleepy you may be, brush your teeth.

これは若い人たちが解決すべき問題だ。
This is a problem for young people to solve.
This is a problem for young people to solve.

私は東京で育ちました。
I was raised in Tokyo.
I grew up in Tokyo.

森の中に車を停めるのは初めてです。
This is the first time I've parked my car in the woods.
I've never parked a car in the woods before.

そこに連れて行きますよ。
I'll take you there.
I'll take you there.

彼らは、一人づつ立ち上がってスピーチした。
They stood up and made their speeches one by one.
They stood up one by one and gave a speech.

「高校時代、あなたはどんな感じでしたか？」「私はもの静かで化学がとても得意でした。」
"What were you like in high school?" "I was quiet but really good at chemistry."
"How did you feel when you were in high school?" "I was quiet and very good at chemistry."

彼女は悲観する傾向がある。
She has a tendency to look on the dark side of things.
She tends to be unhappy.

ルーシーは箸が使えない。
Lucy can't use chopsticks.
Lucy can't use chopsticks.

タクシーに傘を忘れてしまった。
I left my umbrella in the cab.
I forgot my umbrella in the cab.

彼は走り幅跳びに専念するために競争をやめた。
He has given up running in order to focus on the long jump.
He quit the race to concentrate on running long jumps.

私は日曜日には学校に行かない。
I don't go to school on Sundays.
I'm not going to school on Sunday.

手伝って。
Help me.
Help me.

要点を学生に十分理解させた。
I brought the point home to the student.
I made the students understand the point well.

私は彼女が新しい眼鏡をかけているのに気がついた。
I noticed that she was wearing new glasses.
I noticed she was wearing a new pair of glasses.

彼女の額は汗でぬれていた。
Sweat bathed her brow.
Her forehead was not sweated.

僕は君に何一つかくしだてするつもりはない。
I will keep nothing back from you.
I'm not going to hide anything from you.

私の妹は赤ん坊の頃、よく泣きながら寝入ったものでした。
My sister would often cry to sleep when she was a baby.
My sister used to go to bed crying when she was a baby.

あなたは他人のことに干渉する権利はありません。
You have no right to interfere in other people's affairs.
You have no right to interfere with others.

私は家族を養うために懸命に働いた。
I worked hard in order to support my family.
I worked hard to support my family.

今回、まだ両替していなかったので、日本円を人民元に替える必要があった。
This time I hadn't converted my money yet, so I needed to change Yen into Yuan.
The Japanese yen had to be replaced by the people, since this time there has not yet been a change in both.

彼が礼儀正しいので、私たちは尊敬している。
We look up to him because of his politeness.
We respect him because he's polite.

この種の昆虫は日本に広く分布している。
These insects are widely distributed throughout Japan.
This species of insect is widely distributed in Japan.

この上着はちょっと大きすぎる。
This jacket is a little too big.
This jacket is a little too big.

ハルくんは昔からこうなの、心根は凄く優しいのよ。
Haru's always been like that; he's very kind at heart.
Mr. Hal has always been this way, and his heart is so sweet.

いびつな野菜はお嫌いですか？
Do you hate misshapen vegetables?
You don't like hard vegetables?

家内は医師です。
My wife is a doctor.
My wife is a doctor.

おやすみ。
Goodnight.
Good night.

男が近づいて私に話しかけた。
A man came up and spoke to me.
A man approached me and spoke to me.

この高速度道路は東京と名古屋を結んでいる。
This expressway connects Tokyo with Nagoya.
This high-speed road connects Tokyo to a well-known house.

とても激しく雨が降っていた。
It was raining good and hard.
It was raining so hard.

私たちを戸惑わせたのは、彼が会議に出席しないといったことだ。
What puzzled us was that he said he would not attend the meeting.
What upset us was that he didn’t attend the meeting.

この世界を直視するべきだ。
We ought to look the world straight in the face.
We should look at this world.

私たちはその計画を良く考えてみなければならない。
We have to think over the plan.
We have to think about that plan.

無駄にする時間はない。
There is no time to lose.
We don't have time to waste.

かなり多くの学生が今日欠席している。
Quite a few students are absent today.
Quite a number of students are absent today.

彼は侮辱されて腹を立てた。
He got angry at being insulted.
He was angry at me for being insulted.

彼は私が今まで会ったうちで一番頑固な子供だ。
He is the most obstinate child I have ever seen.
He is the most stubborn child I've ever met.

彼は時間を浪費する気にはなれなかった。
He didn't approve of wasting time.
He didn't want to waste his time.

それを前に言ってくれればよかったのに。
You should have told me that before.
You should've told me that before.

ぐっすり寝ました。
I slept soundly.
I slept well.

もうあなたとフランス語を話しません。
I will not speak French with you again.
I don't speak French with you anymore.

我々は共鳴する点がおおい。
We have a lot of sympathies in common.
We've got a lot of symphonies.

我々の車は速く、じきにほかの車の先頭に立った。
Our car was fast and soon got ahead of the other cars.
Our car soon got to the front of the other car.

彼は私に計画の変更を知らせてきた。
He told me about the change in the plan.
He's informed me of a change in plans.

私達は自分を守る方法を子供達に教えるべきだ。
We should tell children how to protect themselves.
We should teach our children how to protect ourselves.

その川は幅が広い。
The river is wide.
That river is wide.

今日は家にいるより出かけたい気分だ。
I feel like going out rather than staying at home today.
I'd rather go out than at home today.

またお会いできるのを楽しみにしております。
We are looking forward to seeing you.
I look forward to seeing you again.

申し訳ありません、全席予約済みです。
Sorry, but we're booked up.
I'm sorry, all seats have been booked.

少女たちは縛り上げられて地下室に放置された。
The girls were trussed up and left in a cellar.
The girls were tied up and left in the basement.

その少年は少女をからかった。
The boy made fun of the girl.
The boy made fun of the girl.

私は１分違いで列車に乗り遅れた。
I missed the train by a minute.
I missed the train in one minute.

少年時代に川端康成は彼の祖父の面倒を見た。
In his boyhood, Yasunari Kawabata took care of his grandfather.
As a boy, I took care of his grandfather.

私達は食事をする時間がほとんどなかった。
We hardly had time to eat our dinner.
We had little time to eat.

私は何をなすべきか決めなければならない。
I need to decide what to do.
I have to decide what to do.

遅刻するなんていかにも彼らしいと思う。
I firmly believe it is characteristic of him to be late.
I think it's just like him to be late.

昔、ここには橋がかかっていた。
A long time ago, there was a bridge here.
Once upon a time, there was a bridge here.

これだけ悪口雑言を浴びせられれば、後は怖いものなどありゃしない。かえってすっきりするよ。
I'm not afraid of anything after having verbal abuse heaped on me like that. In fact, I feel empowered by it.
I don't have anything to be afraid of.

あんなやつを負かすのはお茶の子さいさいだ。
I can beat him hands down.
It's the tea dumps to beat him like that.

いくら金を積んでも彼の気持ちは変わらないでしょう。
No amount of money will change his mind.
No matter how much he spends, his feelings won't change.

あのドレス大好き。
I love that dress.
I love that dress.

ロンドンに滞在中、彼は大英博物館を訪れた。
While in London, he visited the British Museum.
While he was in London, he visited the British Museum.

有難くも、10000hit越えのお祝いイラストを頂いてしまいました！本当にかたじけないです。
I'm very lucky to have been gifted with this 10,000 hit picture! Thank you so very much.
Thank you so much!

私は自分の仕事に興味を失った。
I lost interest in my work.
I lost interest in my job.

湖まで歩いていきましょう。
Let's walk to the lake.
Let's walk to the lake.

何読んでんの？
What're you reading?
What are you reading?

あなたは愚かだ。
You are stupid.
You're stupid.

彼の忠告のおかげで、私はたくさんのお金を節約した。
Thanks to his advice, I have saved a lot of money.
Thanks to his advice, I saved a lot of money.

新聞は世論を反映する。
The newspaper reflects public opinion.
Newspapers reflect public opinion.

空が明るくなった。
The sky has brightened.
The sky lighted up.

俺のことはほっといてくれ！
Leave me alone!
Leave me alone!

この道を行ってもダメですよ。工事中ですから。
You can't go along this road. It is under repair.
You can't go on this road. It's under construction.

彼は毎日かならず十ページ読む事にしていた。
He made a point of reading ten pages every day.
He would read 10 pages every day.

もう友達の作り方とか忘れちゃった。
I don't know how to make friends anymore.
I already forgot how to make friends.

京都は、１度は行ってみる価値がある。
Kyoto is worth visiting once.
Kyoto is worth a try.

町の人たちが彼を助けにやってきた。
People in the town came to help him.
People from the town came to help him.

俺をイシュマエルと呼べ。
Call me Ishmael.
Call me Ishmael.

内緒にしておくと約束してくれるなら、話してあげましょう。
I'll tell you only if you promise to keep it to yourself.
If you promise not to tell me, I will tell you.

あなたが業務を果たさないならば、人々はあなたを軽蔑するだろう。
If you don't do your duty, people will look down on you.
People will despise you if you fail to perform your duties.

本が出版されましたらお送りいたします。
We would be happy to send our book to you when it is published.
I'll send you the book when it's published.

番号違いにおかけになっているようですよ。
I am afraid you have the wrong number.
I think you've got the wrong number.

彼は私の失敗にご満悦の体でそこに座っていた。
He was sitting there, delighted with my failure.
He was sitting there in joy over my failure.

スープを入れるくぼんだお皿がありますか。
Do you have a bowl for soup?
Do you have a rough plate for soup?

彼は見かけは健康そうだが実は体が弱いらしい。
Though apparently healthy, he really has a delicate constitution.
He looks healthy, but he is actually weak.

彼女の才能に関しては疑問の余地が無い。
There is no question as to her talent.
There is no question about her talents.

誰かがご用を伺っているのでしょうか。
Have you been waited on?
Is someone looking for you?

一風呂浴びてさっぱりした。
I feel so refreshed after my bath.
I've had a bath.

わたしは風邪気味であったために、家族と指宿へ行かれなかった。
A slight cold prevented me from going to Ibusuki with my family.
I couldn’t go with my family because I was cold.

水を一杯下さい。
Please give me a glass of water.
A glass of water, please.

通りを横断するときには、いくら注意してもしすぎることはない。
You cannot be too careful in crossing the street.
There is nothing too careful about crossing the street.

彼らはだれも出席していない。
Not all of them are present.
They're not attending.

放射能が原子力発電所から漏れた。
The radioactivity leaked out of the nuclear power plant.
Radioactive leaks from nuclear power plants.

多くの人がその職に申し込んだ。
Many people applied for the position.
A lot of people applied for that job.

週末にはよくヨットに乗りにいきます。
I often go sailing on weekends.
I usually go on a yacht on weekends.

休暇は短いので、最大限に活用しなければなりません。
We must make the most of our vacation, as it is so short.
Because vacations are short, we have to make the best use of them.

赤ん坊を寝かしつけねばならない。
I have to put the baby to bed.
We have to put the baby to sleep.

たいそうご無理をお願いしてすみません。
I am sorry I have imposed so much on you.
I'm sorry to bother you so much.

この法則はすべての場合に適用されるとは限らない。
This rule cannot be applied in every case.
This law doesn't apply in all cases.

私は彼女がスカートを修繕しているのに気づいた。
I found her mending a skirt.
I noticed she was mending her skirt.

今日、私は現代社会におけるスポーツの重要性に関して話すつもりです。
Today, I'm going to talk about the importance of sport in modern society.
Today, I am going to talk about the importance of sports in modern society.

妹はもう、本を上手に読む事が出来る。
My little sister can read books well now.
My sister can read well.

私には彼に借金がある。
I owe him a debt.
I owe him a debt.

私はこの辞書無しではやっていけません。
I cannot do without this dictionary.
I can't do this without this dictionary.

６５歳以上の人たちは政府から年金を受けている。
People of 65 and above get a pension from the government.
People over 65 get pensions from the government.

窓のところにいる少女に会って話がしたかった。
I wanted to meet and talk with the girl at the window.
I wanted to talk to the girl at the window.

私たちはラジオを聞いている。
We're listening to the radio.
We're listening to the radio.

家に帰る途中に、私は彼に会いました。
On my way home, I met him.
I met him on my way home.

私をトムと呼ぶのはやめて。
Stop calling me Tom.
Don't call me Tom.

わたしはどんなことがあっても貴方から離れない。
I would not leave you for all the world.
I will never leave you, no matter what.

予約を３泊から５泊に変更したい。
I'd like to change my reservation for three to five nights.
I'd like to change my reservation from three nights to five nights.

寝ても覚めても彼女はそのことを考えていた。
She thought about that matter all the time.
Whether she slept or woke up, she was thinking about it.

あなたの結婚式に行きたくはなかった。
I didn't want to go to your wedding.
I didn't want to go to your wedding.

生じた利息は貯金口座に入金されます。
Accrued interest will be paid into your account.
The interest that took place is invested in the savings account.

私には奥さんがピアニストである友人がいる。
I have a friend whose wife is a pianist.
I have a friend whose wife is a pianist.

この本は２度読むだけの価値がある。
This book is worth reading twice.
This book is worth reading twice.

私は行きたくなかったのだが、あんまり彼女が親切にしてくれるので招待を受けざるをえなかった。
I didn't want to go, but she had been so kind to me that I couldn't but accept the invitation.
I didn’t want to go, but I had to accept an invitation because she was always kind to me.

任せて！
Leave it to me.
I got it!

ついに彼はアメリカに行きました。
At last, he went to America.
Finally, he went to America.

昨日、私は時計を調べてもらうためにその店に行った。
Yesterday I went to the store to get my watch checked.
Yesterday, I went to that store to check the clock.

あなたが私に話してくれたこと以外彼について何も知らない。
I don't know anything about him except what you told me.
I don't know anything about him other than what you told me.

医者が患者をよく診てくれたおかげで、患者はただちに回復した。
The doctor's careful treatment of the patient brought about her quick recovery.
Thanks to the doctor's good care, the patient recovered quickly.

それでいいと思います。
It may be all right.
I think that's all right.

髪を切ってもらいたいんですが。
I'd like you to cut my hair.
I'd like you to cut your hair.

トムは出発を日曜に延期した。
Tom postponed his departure till Sunday.
Tom postponed his departure on Sunday.

私は手紙を出したことを覚えている。
I remember mailing the letter.
I remember sending a letter.

私は結婚していて子どもが二人いる。
I am married and have two children.
I am married and have two children.

中松は自分の頓馬な質問に苦笑いしました。
Nakamatsu smiled bitterly at his own stupid question.
(Laughter)

強烈な暑さだ。
The heat is intense.
It's hot.

私は自分の自転車を弟に直させた。
I had my bicycle fixed by my brother.
I fixed my bike to my brother.

私が雨宿りしていると、彼は親切にも車に乗せてくれた。
While I was waiting for the rain to stop, he kindly gave me a lift.
When I was in the rain, he kindly put me in the car.

一瞬の間が生まれた。
There was a momentary pause.
It was born for a moment.

ペットロスとは、ペットを失った飼い主に起きるショックや怒りなどの反応をいう。
"Pet loss" refers to the reactions of shock and anger that occur in owners who have been bereaved of their pets.
Petros reacts to the shock and anger of the owner who has lost his pet.

何が起こるか知る由もない。
There is no knowing what may happen.
I don't know what's going to happen.

私たちは余分に１０ドル必要だ。
We'll need an extra ten dollars.
We need 10 extra dollars.

彼はしばしば時間を間違えて約束に遅れる。
He often mistakes the time, and is late for his appointments.
He's often late for the wrong time.

恋人は外国語学校に勤めていて、その勤務がとても好きようだ。
My significant other works at a language school and loves it very much.
She works in a foreign school and seems to love her work very much.

お茶を持ってきて。
Bring tea.
Bring me some tea.

４月には学校行事がたくさんある。
In April we have a lot of school events.
There's a lot of school in April.

ちょうど食べ物が身体を養うように、読者は精神を養う。
Just as food feeds the body, so reading feeds the mind.
Just as food feeds the body, readers feed the mind.

私はそれがよい意見だと思います。
I consider that a good opinion.
I think it's a good opinion.

彼に君の名を言っておきました。
I mentioned your name to him.
I've told him your name.

その国は天然資源がある。
That country has natural resources.
It has natural resources.

カルタを配ってください。
Please deal the cards.
Give me your carta.

夏休みに彼の農場に行くのが楽しみでした。
I delighted in going to his farm during the summer vacation.
I was looking forward to going to his farm during summer vacation.

その太った女性は猿を抱きかかえていた。
The fat woman was holding a monkey.
The fat woman held the monkey back.

考慮すべきもう一つのことは、カーペットの素材、織り方、染料の質である。
Another thing to consider is the quality of the materials, knots, and dyes in the carpet.
Another thing to consider is the quality of carpet materials, weaving, and dyeing.

彼女はその秘密を知っていたようだ。
She seems to have known the secret.
She knew that secret.

あの少年は誰ですか。
Who is that boy?
Who's that boy?

雨のため、コンサートの聴衆は少なかった。
Because of the rain, the audience at the concert was small.
Because of the rain, there were fewer spectators at the concerts.

この車は日本製だ。
This car was made in Japan.
This car is made in Japan.

いつもありがとうございます。助かります。
As always, thank you. You've helped me.
Thank you so much.

君は明日の朝６時にここへ来さえすればよい。
You only have to be here at six tomorrow morning.
You should be here at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow.

君が言わんとする事は僕には理解できない。
I don't understand what you are trying to say.
I don't understand what you're trying to say.

クラスのもの皆が彼の冗談に笑った。
The whole class laughed at his joke.
Everyone in the class laughed at his jokes.

私にいくらかお金を貸してくれませんか。
Can you lend me some money?
So let's say I'm going to borrow some money.

このニュースはまだ公にしてほしくない。
I don't want this news to be made public yet.
I don't want this news to go public yet.

彼は私の三倍本を持っている。
He has three times as many books as I have.
He's got three times my size.

デパートではいつでも大きな展覧会を見られる。
You can see the large exhibition at the department store anytime.
There is always a big exhibition in department stores.

彼の妻は私には醜いとは思えない。
His wife doesn't seem ugly to me.
I don't think his wife is ugly to me.

あなたの援助がなければ、計画を実行できないだろう。
Without your support, we probably won't be able to put this plan into practice.
Without your help, you will not be able to carry out the plan.

マヤ、アルマ、他の私の全ての兄弟姉妹たちへ、私にくれた助けをどうもありがとう。
To my sister Maya, my sister Alma, all my other brothers and sisters, thank you so much for all the support that you've given me.
Thank you for helping Maya, Alma, and all my brothers and sisters.

２つのうちどちらが美しいかが彼女にとっては大問題だった。
It was very important to her which was the more beautiful of the two.
It was a big problem for her to decide which of the two was beautiful.

あなたはあなたの先生に相談したほうがよい。
You had better consult with your teacher.
You should talk to your teacher.

この報告書には誤りがない。
This report is free from errors.
There's nothing wrong with this report.

これ以上求められないのは当然だ。
We can not reasonably ask more.
No wonder no more demands are made.

部屋を出るときには、必ず電気を消してください。
Be sure to turn off the light when you leave the room.
When you leave the room, turn off the lights.

彼は君と同じくらい速く走る。
He runs as fast as you.
He runs as fast as you.

私たちは、その問題を論じあうために会議を開いた。
We held a meeting with a view to discussing the problem.
We held a meeting to discuss the matter.

トムと私は高校が同じです。
Tom and I go to the same high school.
Tom and I are in the same high school.

甘い香りがそよ風に乗ってくる。
Sweet scents are borne on soft breezes.
There's a sweet smell coming on the breeze.

どうぞお乗り下さい。
Please get into the car.
Please come in.

バスでそのビーチまで行けますか？
Can we get to the beach by bus?
Can you take the bus to that beach?

誰もこの機械を動かせない。
No one can operate this machine.
No one can move this machine.

天気予報では明日は晴れです。
The weather forecast says it will be fine tomorrow.
The weather report says it's sunny tomorrow.

彼の助けがなかったら、私は失敗したろう。
Had it not been for his help, I should have failed.
Without his help, I would have failed.

２０世紀の間に、こうしたことすべてが変わった。
In the course of the twentieth century all this changed.
During the 20th century, all of this changed.

この新薬は効果が永続的である。
This new medicine has a lasting effect.
The new drug has a lasting effect.

ほとんど歩けない。
I can hardly walk.
I can barely walk.

彼は私の理想の人よ。
He's my Mr. Right.
He's my ideal.

トムはフランス語の本が読めると言っている。
Tom says that he can read a French book.
Tom says he can read French.

まさしくイギリスと事情は同じで、家を買うことは可能であった。ただし、自分が気に入った家を手頃な値段で買うという考えを捨てれば、という条件が付くのであった。
It was quite possible to buy a house, just as it is in England, provided one gives up the idea of buying a home one likes, and at a reasonable price.
The situation was exactly the same with the United Kingdom, and it was possible to buy a house.

どうやらトムはメアリーのことが嫌いらしい。
Apparently, Tom doesn't like Mary.
Apparently, Tom doesn't like Mary.

家の支払いのため僕らは倹約しなければならないだろう。
To make our house payments, we're going to have to tighten our belts.
We will have to be thrifty to pay for the house.

ここが痛い。
It hurts here.
This hurts.

その老人は車にひかれて直ちに病院に担ぎ込まれた。
The old man was hit by a car and was immediately taken to the hospital.
The old man was caught in a car and rushed to the hospital immediately.

昨日の夜、私が彼女と二人きりだったのに出くわして、さぞ驚いたことでしょうね。
You must have been surprised to find me alone with her last night.
You must have been surprised to see me last night alone with her.

彼らは一時間前に町を去った。
They left the town an hour ago.
They left town an hour ago.

母にそれらを選んであげよう。
I will choose them for my mother.
I'll choose them for my mother.

ご承知のように、彼は野球が好きだ。
You see, he is a good baseball player.
As you know, he likes baseball.

日本へのコレクトコールをお願いします。
I'd like to make a collect call to Japan.
Please call Japan.

ストアへ一緒に行きませんか。
Will you come with me to the store?
Why don't you come with me to the store?

私たちはきのう教室をきれいにしました。
We cleaned our classroom yesterday.
We cleaned the classroom yesterday.

彼は愚かにも彼女の言うことを信じてしまった。
He was stupid enough to believe her.
He foolishly believed her.

お仕事は何をなさってるんですか？
What is your job?
What are you doing for work?

時は金なり。
Time is money.
Time is money.

弾丸は彼の胸部を貫通した。
The bullet penetrated his chest.
The bullet went through his chest.

トムは火曜日以外ならいつでも来られると私に言った。
Tom told me that he could come on any day but Tuesday.
Tom told me I could come any time but Tuesday.

ほら、あなたのバッグはそこですよ。
There is your bag.
Look, your bag's right there.

あそこに立っている少年は私の息子です。
The boy standing over there is my son.
The boy standing over there is my son.

出る時にドアをお閉めください。
Please close the door when you leave.
Close the door when you get out.

私の貯金はとても少ないので、あまり長くもたないだろう。
My savings are so small that they won't last much longer.
My savings are so small that I won’t last much longer.

私は声を出して笑った。
I laughed out loud.
I laughed out loud.

私はやっとのことで、あなたの家を見つけることができた。
I found your house with difficulty.
I was finally able to find your home.

彼は農場で働いている。
He is employed on the farm.
He works on a farm.

嵐を避けて近くの納屋に逃げ込んだ。
We took refuge from the storm in a nearby barn.
He avoided the storm and ran into a nearby barn.

そうしょっちゅうここへは戻ってきません。
I don't come back here very often.
They don't come back here all the time.

田中さんはもう帰りましたか。
Has Tanaka already returned?
Has Mr. Tanaka left already?

宿題を済ませてからテレビゲームをしました。
I played video games after I finished my homework.
I've done my homework and I've played TV games.

私はこの件に関しては、あなたに賛成です。
I agree with you on this issue.
I agree with you on this.

彼女は彼を師と考えている。
She regards him as her master.
She thinks he's a teacher.

この靴をどう思う？
What do you think of these shoes?
What do you think of these shoes?

お父様にそっくりですね。
You're just like your father.
You look like your father.

彼は六か国語を話すことが出来ると自慢している。
He boasts that he can speak six languages.
He boasts he can speak six languages.

したいことの出来る自由がもっとあり、制限のあまりない社会生活を楽しむことが出来る。
Single people enjoy more freedom to do what they want and enjoy living a less restricted social life.
There is more freedom to do and more freedom to enjoy a social life with little limits.

運まかせにするな。
Don't leave it up to chance.
Don't let him get away with it.

彼は新聞に何か寄稿しようと思った。
He purposed writing something for the paper.
He wanted to contribute something to the newspaper.

私は子供の頃毎日曜日に教会にいきました。
I went to church every Sunday when I was a boy.
I went to church every day as a child.

彼は決して自分の学問を誇示することは無かった。
He never made a display of his learning.
He never showed off his academics.

ジムは、木から降りた。
Jim got down from the tree.
Jim got off the tree.

私は、知らない人といっしょにいると落ち着かない。
I am very ill at ease with strangers.
I don't get comfortable with people I don't know.

奥様とお話ししたいのですが。
I'd like to speak to the lady of the household.
I'd like to speak with your wife.

彼女は仕事に対してとても積極的な態度を示している。
She shows a very positive attitude to her work.
She is very active in her work.

昨日このスカートを買ったのは誰ですか。
Who was it that bought this skirt yesterday?
Who bought this skirt yesterday?

判事は思わず笑った。
The judge laughed in spite of himself.
The judge didn't think so.

君が持っていないもので、何か欲しいものはある？
Is there anything you want that you don't have?
What do you want, something you don't have?

あなたはテニスをしましたか。
Did you play tennis?
Did you do tennis?

存分に楽しもう。
Let's enjoy ourselves to our heart's content.
Enjoy as much as you can.

これらの製品は同じ品質です。
These products are of the same quality.
These products are the same quality.

彼は嘘を付くような人ではない。
He is not a man to tell a lie.
He's not a liar.

その国は国際問題には力がある。
The country has power in international affairs.
The country has power over international issues.

正直だと思っていた少年が私をだました。
The boy I thought was honest deceived me.
A boy I thought was honest fooled me.

電話が使えません。
The telephone can't be used.
I can't use the phone.

そんな風にトムをからかうな。
Stop teasing Tom like that.
Don't make fun of Tom like that.

注意して聞かないと、後で困りますよ。
Unless you listen carefully, you'll be in trouble later.
If you don't listen carefully, you'll be in trouble later.

どこか具合がよくないのですか。
Is something not well with you?
Is something wrong?

彼女はちっとも気にしていない。
She's not in the least worried.
She doesn't care.

私は、このＣＤプレイヤーをただで得ました。
I got this CD player for free.
I got this CD player for free.

彼はいつ悪事がばれるかと、気が気でなかった。
It made him uneasy that someone might find out any second what he was hiding.
He didn't care when he was gonna get away with it.

ちょっと電話を借りていいですか。
Can I use your telephone?
Can I borrow your phone for a second?

彼が成功する見込みは少しはある。
There is a little hope that he will succeed.
There's a slight chance he'll succeed.

その百科事典の改訂版が出版された。
A revised edition of the encyclopedia was published.
A revision of the encyclopedia was published.

私は衣類は普通地元の店で買います。
I usually buy clothing at a local store.
I usually buy clothes at local stores.

植木屋さんに木を何本か植えてもらった。
I had the gardener plant some trees.
I had some trees planted by the planters.

あなたは何を見つめているのですか。
What are you staring at?
What are you staring at?

戦争中は我々は砂糖無しですまさなければならなかった。
During the war, we had to do without sugar.
During the war, we had to be free of sugar.

母親の死を聞いて泣かずにはいられなかった。
He could not but cry, when he heard about his mother's death.
I couldn't help but cry when my mother died.

しかし、多くの点で珍しい鳥である。というのは彼は、かつて科学者達が人間にしかないと思っていた種の知的能力を示しているのである。
But in many ways, the bird called Alex is unusual, for it has shown the kind of mental abilities that scientists once thought only humans had.
But it is a rare bird in many ways, indicating the intelligence of the kind that scientists once thought were unique to humans.

ヘレンは１７歳です。
Helen is seventeen years old.
Helen is 17.

彼女は素敵な時計をくれたが、私はそれをなくしてしまった。
She gave me a lovely watch, but I lost it.
She gave me a nice watch, but I lost it.

少し反省すれば、君は間違っていることがわかるでしょう。
A little reflection will show you that you are wrong.
If you think a little bit about it, you'll see that you're wrong.

トムは今お金を数えています。
Tom is counting money now.
Tom's counting the money now.

その特派員はモスクワから記事を送った。
The correspondent filed a report from Moscow.
The correspondent sent an article from Moscow.

けんかをするには二人の人間が必要だ。
It takes two to make a quarrel.
We need two people to fight.

雨が降れば試合は延期されるでしょう。
If it rains, the game will be put off.
If it rains, the game will be postponed.

羨ましい！
I envy it.
I envy you!

犯罪が増加している。
Crime is on the increase.
Crime's on the increase.

音楽会は国歌で幕となった。
The concert concluded with the national anthem.
The concert has become a national anthem.

彼は間違って自分のでない帽子をかぶってしまった。
He picked up the wrong hat by mistake.
He accidentally wore a hat that wasn't his.

この見地から歴史は２つの主要な時期に分けられる。
From this standpoint history can be divided into two main epochs.
History is divided from this landscape at two major points.

テニスをします。
I like to play tennis.
I'm going to play tennis.

「彼女は若いですか」「はい」
"Is she young?" "Yes, she is."
"Is she young?" "Yes."

トムは靴の底にガムがくっついたままだった。
Tom had some gum stuck on the bottom of one of his shoes.
Tom had gum attached to the bottom of his shoes.

今日部屋の掃除をした?
Did you clean your room today?
Did you clean the room today?

今朝は風が強いですね。
Windy this morning, isn't it?
The wind's strong this morning.

どちらのチームが勝つかわからない。
There is no knowing which team will win.
I don't know which team wins.

彼は上京してくるときはいつでも、必ず私に電話をくれる。
Every time he comes up to Tokyo, he never fails to call me up.
He always calls me whenever he comes to Tokyo.

トムはラジオをつけた。
Tom turned on the radio.
Tom turned on the radio.

朝、ボブは朝食を作る。
Bob cooks breakfast in the morning.
Bob makes breakfast in the morning.

彼は私の耳元でその答えを囁いた。
He whispered the answer in my ear.
He whispered the answer in my ear.

食べ過ぎに注意しなければならないことを覚えておきなさい。
Bear in mind that we must guard against overeating.
Remember that you have to be careful about eating too much.

あなたの名前に聞き覚えがあります。
Your name sounds familiar to me.
Your name sounds familiar.

私達は正午に弁当を食べた。
We took lunch at noon.
We ate lunch at noon.

脱水症状を起こすのではないかと心配です。
I'm worried she'll dehydrate.
I'm afraid I'm going to have dehydration.

それは実業人にとって一つの赤信号になる。
It raises a red flag for businessmen.
It's a red light for a businessman.

私の後について繰り返してください。
Please repeat after me.
Repeat after me.

観客は彼の感動的な演技にすっかり心を奪われた。
The audience was carried away by his touching performance.
The audience was deeply moved by his moving performance.

トムはメアリーがどれくらい裕福か知らない。
Tom doesn't know how rich Mary is.
Tom doesn't know how rich Mary is.

全ての書物は二種類に分類できると言ってよい。
All books can be divided into two categories.
So let's say we have two different types of books.

物事をあるがままに受け取れ。
Take things as they are.
Take things as they are.

レストランで歓迎パーティーが行われた。
A welcome party took place in the restaurant.
A welcome party was held at a restaurant.

彼らは多くの問題に直面した。
They were confronted with many problems.
They faced many problems.

その博物館は訪れて見るだけの価値がある。
That museum is worth visiting.
The museum is worth visiting and seeing.

あなたが料理するのを見た事が無いけど、本当に少しは出来るのですか。
I've never seen you cook. Can you cook anything at all?
I've never seen you cook, but are you sure you can do a little?

彼はその件についてあなたに助言してくれるだろう。
He will advise you on that matter.
He'll advise you on that.

怪我をしないうちから泣き叫ぶな。
Don't cry before you get hurt.
Don't cry while you're not hurt.

すき腹にまずいものなし。
Hunger is the best sauce.
There is nothing wrong with their bellies.

私はこの問題をよく知っている。
I am familiar with this subject.
I know this problem well.

歩いて本屋へいきましょう。
Let's walk to the bookstore.
Let's walk to the book store.

彼は成功を望んだが実際は成功しなかった。
He had hoped to succeed, but in reality, he had not.
He wanted to succeed, but he didn’t.

リンカーンは、全国の奴隷を解放せよと命令した。
Lincoln ordered that all the slaves in the country should be set free.
Lincoln ordered the release of slaves across the country.

君はなぜもっと早く来られなかったのか。
What prevented you from coming earlier?
Why couldn't you come earlier?

地域住民の意見を調査する必要がある。
We need to make a survey of local opinion.
We need to investigate the opinion of the community.

そうなんだ。
I see.
That's right.

彼女はギターに合わせて歌っている。
She is singing with a guitar.
She sings to the guitar.

もし君が私たちを助けてくれるなら、大変うれしい。
If you will help us, we will be very glad.
If you're going to help us, I'm very happy.

私は忙しい、そうでなければ君の招待を受けるだろう。
I'm busy. If that weren't the case, I'd accept your invitation.
I'm busy, otherwise I'll get your invitation.

君が必ずしも行く必要はない。
You don't necessarily have to go there.
You don't have to go.

この事件はあの事件と似たところがある。
This case has an affinity with that one.
This case is similar to that one.

彼は授業中漫画本を読んでいるところを見つかった。
He was caught reading a comic book in class.
He was found reading comic books during class.

あの先生は時々生徒を叩くが、誰も文句を言わない。
That teacher sometimes hits his students, but no one ever complains.
He beats students sometimes, but no one complains.

彼女は風を入れるために窓を開けた。
She opened the window to let in fresh air.
She opened the window to let the wind in.

一生懸命君がやったのはわかるが、それでも僕は君の報告書に満足ではない。
I know you worked very hard on it, but still I'm not satisfied with your report.
I know you did everything you could, but I’m still not happy with your report.

会議はそのうち始まるでしょう。
The conference will commence in due course.
The conference will begin soon.

私はよく彼に頼っています。
I am on good terms with him.
I often rely on him.

その先生は大学を出たばかりだ。
The teacher is fresh from college.
He just left college.

彼は昨年転校した。
He changed schools last year.
He was transferred to school last year.

彼は私に野菜を取ってくれた。
He got me some vegetables.
He picked me a vegetable.

彼は自分の仕事をやり終えた。
He got through his work.
He finished his job.

正直は結局割に合うものだ。
Honesty will pay in the long run.
Honesty works out in the end.

建築家は芸術家ぶってはならない。
An architect should not pretend to be an artist.
An architect can't be an artist.

第二次世界大戦は1945年に終結した。
World War Two ended in 1945.
World War II ended in 1945.

パスポートが見つからなかった時、とてもあせった。
I became very nervous when I couldn't locate my passport.
I was so embarrassed when I couldn't find my passport.

明日は雨になりそうだ。
I'm afraid it's going to rain tomorrow.
It's gonna rain tomorrow.

みんな君がいてくれたら、って思ってるよ。
You've been missed.
Everyone wants you to be here.

新聞は息子の死を知った母親の苦悩を伝えた。
The newspaper told of the mother's anguish at the death of her son.
The newspaper told of her mother's distress about the death of her son.

社長は僕たち全員に一日休みをくれた。
The boss gave us all a day off.
The boss gave us all a day off.

私達が乗ったバスは８時に出発し、１１時にボストンに着いた。
Our bus left at eight, arriving in Boston at eleven.
Our bus left at 8:00 and arrived in Boston at 11 o'clock.

私はテレビを見たい。
I want to watch TV.
I want to see TV.

今のところそれで間に合うでしょう。
This will do for now.
That's what we're gonna be able to do right now.

もし無理な場合は注文をキャンセルします。
Otherwise we will have to cancel this order.
If you can't, cancel the order.

彼の話からその見聞の広さがうかがわれた。
His talk led me to believe that he knows a great deal.
His story revealed the scope of the hearing.

彼は不正直だという悪評がある。
He has a bad reputation of being dishonest.
There's a bad reputation that he's dishonest.

私はその家を出ました。
I got out of that house.
I left that house.

私のｅ—ｍａｉｌアドレスは８月１日より下記に変わります。
My e-mail address will be changed effective Aug. 1 as follows.
My e-mail address has changed since August 1st.

マットで靴を拭きなさい。
Wipe your shoes on the mat.
I want you to wipe your shoes with the mat.

社長のスピーチをどう思いますか。
What do you think about the president's speech?
What do you think of the President's speech?

黙れ！
Shut up!
Shut up!

私は２、３ヶ月ここに滞在するつもりです。
I'm going to stay here for a couple of months.
I'm gonna stay here for a few months.

たいていの女性は流行を重んじる。
Most women make much of fashion.
Most women value the epidemic.

私は、本当のことを知っていればあなたに話すのだが。
If I knew the truth, I would tell you.
I'd tell you, if I knew the truth.

彼か私が悪い。
He or I am to blame.
It's either him or me.

突然幽霊は消えた。
The ghost vanished suddenly.
All of a sudden, the ghost disappeared.

地下鉄は、市街電車よりはやい。
The subway is faster than the streetcar.
Subways are better than city trains.

いいえ、行ったこと無いです。
No, I've never been there.
No, I've never been there.

私は、少なくとも１０冊の本を持っている。
I have at least ten books.
I have at least 10 books.

あんまお腹空いてないんだ。
I'm not really hungry.
I'm not hungry.

その店には客は１０人以上はいなかった。
There were not more than ten customers in the shop.
There were no more than ten customers in the store.

慌てなくて良いですよ。そのことをじっくり考えるには２、３日必要でしょう。
Take your time. I know you need a couple of days to reflect on it.
(Laughter)

私たちが見たすべての家の中で、これが群を抜いて一番よい。
Of all the houses we've looked at, this one is by far the best.
This is the best of all the houses we've seen.

彼の成功には明確な見通しが非常に役立った。
Clear foresight contributed greatly to his success.
His clear vision of success was very helpful.

最近、体重が増えちゃった。
I've put on weight recently.
I've been getting more weight lately.

お名前を伺ってもよろしいでしょうか？
Might I ask your name?
May I ask your name?

ズッキーニは緑色です。
Zucchinis are green.
Zucchini is green.

君は自分でそれを完成しなければならない。
You yourself have to finish it.
You have to finish it yourself.

長髪は今や流行遅れだ。
Long hair is out of fashion now.
Long hair is now out of fashion.

その事故は、いつ起きたのか。
When did the accident take place?
When did that accident happen?

スウェーデンの人口は増加中である。
The population of Sweden is on the increase.
Sweden’s population is growing.

イギリスでは多くの点で日本に似ている。
England resembles Japan in many respects.
Japan is similar in many ways in Britain.

ますます高まる抗議の声に彼の演説は聞こえなかった。
Because the voices of protest grew louder and louder, his speech couldn't be heard.
His speech was not heard by the growing protest.

その日に限って財布を家に忘れた。
I left my wallet at home on that particular day.
I left my wallet at home that day.

このクラブの部員の４分の３は女子です。
Three quarters of the members of this club are girls.
And I'm going to show you a couple of examples.

彼女は一生懸命勉強してクラスの人に追いつかなければならなかった。
She had to study hard to catch up with her classmates.
She had to study hard and catch up with the class.

トムはしきりに新車を買いたがっている。
Tom is eager to buy a new car.
Tom always wants to buy a new car.

彼にいい考えが浮かんだ。
A good idea came to him.
He had a good idea.

彼女の当選は確実だ。
Her election is in the bag.
I'm sure she won.

君はトムを信用できない。
You can't trust Tom.
You can't trust Tom.

布に応じて衣服を裁て。
Cut your coat according to your cloth.
judge the clothing according to the cloth.

草花の香りがバスの開いた窓から入って来ました。
The smell of the flowers came in through the open windows of the bus.
The scent of flowers came through the bus's open window.

私たちはみんなその映画を楽しんだ。
We all enjoyed the movie.
We all enjoyed that movie.

６時半に戻ります。
I will be back at half past six.
I'm going back to 6:30.

この著者は美しい文体を持っている。
The author has a beautiful style.
The author has a beautiful style.

彼はドアをノックしたが、だれも答えなかった。
He knocked on the door but nobody answered.
He knocked on the door, but no one answered.

箱の内容はラベルに表示されている。
The contents of the box are listed on the label.
The contents of the box are shown in the label.

そのコンピューターの色は赤い。
The computer's color is red.
That computer's red.

その少女たちは体育館で踊った。
The girls danced in the gym.
The girls danced in the gym.

君は彼が君の年だったころと同じほどよく働く。
You work as hard as he did at your age.
You work as well as you did when he was your age.

ジャックはその犯罪とは関係がないと言っている。
Jack insists that he has nothing to do with the crime.
Jack says it has nothing to do with the crime.

円がドルに対して値を下げる見込みだ。
The yen is expected to lose value against the dollar.
The circle is expected to lower the value of the dollar.

私は上手に英語を話す女の子を知っている。
I know a girl who speaks English well.
I know a girl who speaks English well.

しかしながら、高すぎる。
However, it is too expensive.
However, it's too expensive.

彼の飛行機はまだ飛行場に着いていない。
His plane has not arrived at the airport yet.
His plane has not yet arrived at the airport.

塩は料理にとって必要な物だ。
Salt is necessary for cooking.
Salt is necessary for cooking.

ラジオの音を下げてくれませんか。
Could you turn down the radio?
Could you turn down the radio, please?

トムはメアリーの目を覗き込んだ。
Tom looked into Mary's eyes.
Tom looked into Mary's eyes.

はっきり言ってぼくは彼がきらいだ。
To put it clearly, I don't like him.
Frankly, I don't like him.

紅茶を１杯お飲みになりませんか。
Have a cup of tea, won't you?
Would you like a cup of tea?

ちょうど手紙を書き終えたところです。
I've just finished writing a letter.
I just finished writing the letter.

電車だと、横浜へは何時頃に着きますか?
What time will the train arrive in Yokohama?
If you're on the train, when do you get to Yokohama?

君は自分の過ちから学ばなければいけない。
You must learn from your mistakes.
You have to learn from your mistakes.

ログインできませんでした。再度ログインしてください。
Your login attempt was not successful. Please try again.
Could not login. Please login again.

上昇しすぎているとみられるときは、主要国の中央銀行が協力して介入に当たります。
When it is seen to have risen too far, the central banks of major countries cooperate to intervene.
If you think it's going too high, the central bank of major countries will cooperate.

もし１００万ドルあれば、どうしますか。
If you had a million dollars, what would you do?
Let's say it's $1 million.

ミルクを一杯ください。
Please give me a glass of milk.
A glass of milk, please.

それでいつも健康だったんだね。
That's why you were always healthy.
That's why you've always been healthy.

我々はその国の新政府との友好関係を樹立した。
We have established friendly relations with the new government of that country.
We planted friendship with the country's new government.

私は助けてくれる友人がいない。
I don't have any friends to help me.
I don't have any friends to help me.

そうです。日本語ではウェートレスは英語の"waitress"と"weightless"にも該当する。でも"waitress"という意味が普通だね。
That's right. In Japanese, "uetoresu" corresponds both to the English "waitress" and "weightless". However, "waitress" is the more common meaning.
That's what we're talking about.

彼女は犬を怖がる。
She is afraid of dogs.
She's scared of the dog.

サンタさんって何人いるの？
How many Santas are there?
Who's Santa?

事故は避けられない。
Shit happens.
Accidents are inevitable.

国債収支危機が発生し、政府は経済にブレーキをかけることを余儀なくされた。
The balance of payments crisis emerged, forcing the government to put a brake on the economy.
The debt crisis forced the government to brake the economy.

多くの学生がアルバイトを探しています。
Many students are looking for part-time jobs.
A lot of students are looking for Albytes.

私は彼女の沈黙は拒絶と解釈した。
I interpreted her silence as a refusal.
Her silence was interpreted as rejection.

座って本を読みながら私は寝入った。
Sitting over my book, I fell asleep.
I sat down and read the book and fell asleep.

彼はチョット口をつぐんだ。
He closed his mouth for a moment.
He's got a little bit of a mouth.

ヴァンホーン家は裕福だった。
The Van Horn family was prosperous.
The Van Horns were wealthy.

ありがとう、でも遠慮しておきます。
I appreciate it, but I think I shouldn't.
Thank you, but I don't want to.

お金があれば、あのコンピューターを買ったのに。
If I'd had enough money, I would've bought that computer.
If I had the money, I'd have bought that computer.

そんなに緊張しなくてもいいですよ。
There's no need to be that tense.
You don't have to be so nervous.

今朝はとても寒い。
It is very cold this morning.
It's so cold this morning.

その店は野菜を売っている。
This store sells vegetables.
The store sells vegetables.

彼の語調はますます熱気を帯びてきた。
His tone became more and more fervent.
His words were getting more hot.

私はチャンピオンと対戦した。
I played against the champion.
I fought against the champions.

あなたはいつも朝食にコーヒーを飲みますか。
Do you always have coffee with your breakfast?
Do you always have coffee for breakfast?

あなたが運ぼうと思う物は運ぶ必要はありません。
What you are thinking about moving doesn't need to be moved.
You don't have to carry anything you want to carry.

おーい！ほら、彼がトムだよ。
Hey look, it's Tom.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey

この絵は誰が描いたのですか。
By whom was this picture painted?
Who drew this picture?

その孤独な男は蟻を観察することに楽しみを感じる。
The lonely man derives pleasure from observing ants.
The lonely man enjoys observing ants.

約束どおりにピアノをひいた。
She played the piano as promised.
I grabbed the piano as promised.

すべては申し分なかった。
Everything turned out satisfactory.
I didn't deserve it all.

地震が大地を揺すった。
The earthquake shook the ground.
An earthquake shook the earth.

知っていれば私たちに話すだろう。
If he knows the truth, he will tell us.
If they knew, they'd tell us.

彼女の決心をかえようとしたが無理だった。
I tried to change her mind, but I couldn't.
I tried to change her mind, but I couldn't.

英語のスピーチコンテストに参加しますか。
Are you going to take part in the English speech contest?
Would you like to participate in an English speech contest?

なるほど。
I see.
I see.

乗客はどちらの側にも４人すわっていた。
The passengers sat four aside.
There were four passengers on both sides.

前にこの本を読んだことがある。
I have read this book before.
I've read this book before.

あなたはアメリカ人ですか？
Are you an American?
Are you American?

智子が貸してくれた漫画の本は少しも面白くなかった。
The comic book that Tomoko lent me was not at all interesting.
The comic book that Kiko lent me was not funny at all.

男は眼鏡をかけている。
The boy is wearing glasses.
He's wearing glasses.

今日、私たちに考えるべき社会問題が数多くある。
We have a lot of social problems to think about today.
Today, there are many social problems we should consider.

彼女は不誠実であったことで夫を責めた。
She accused her husband of having been disloyal to her.
She blamed her husband for his dishonesty.

彼女はもちろん英語が話せます。
She can speak English, of course.
She, of course, speaks English.

私は彼が好きでない。
I don't care for him.
I don't like him.

彼女は嫉妬にかられて苦しんでいる。
She is torn by jealousy.
She suffers from jealousy.

今日は少し体調が悪い。
I feel a little bad today.
I'm a little sick today.

君の住まいはどこですか。
Where do you live?
Where is your home?

学生はもちろん先生も来た。
The teacher as well as his students has come.
The students, of course, came.

彼は警察に嘘の名前と住所を知らせた。
He gave the police a false name and address.
He let the police know the names and addresses of the lies.

彼が、そんなことをしたのは不思議だ。
It is strange that he should have done such a thing.
It's strange that he did that.

お金を稼ぎたいならアメリカが一番だ。
If you want to earn money, America is the best.
If you want to make money, America's the best.

なかには気難しい人がいる。
Some people are difficult to please.
Some people are awkward.

どこへ行こうとも、同じような人はいるものです。
Wherever you go, you will find the same kind of people.
No matter where you go, there are people like you.

そのバルコニーは通りに突き出している。
The balcony juts out over the street.
The balcony is coming out of the street.

彼は7時30分のバスに乗り遅れた。
He was late for the 7:30 bus.
He missed the 7:30 bus.

彼はボストンからやってきた。
He has come from Boston.
He came from Boston.

このグループに存在する儒教的価値観を強調したい。
I would like to emphasize the Confucian values that exist within this group.
I want to highlight the Confucian values that exist in this group.

私は大阪生まれですが、東京で育ちました。
I was born in Osaka, but was brought up in Tokyo.
I was born in Osaka, but I grew up in Tokyo.

バスはすぐ来るはずです。
The bus should be coming soon.
Bus should be here any minute.

車も何もなく、生活保護で生きてます。
I'm living on welfare, without a car or anything.
There's no car, there's no car, there's no car, there's no protection.

彼の忠告に従って、私はそれを決断した。
According to his advice, I decided it.
I've made up my mind to follow his advice, and I've made it my decision.

電車は正午到着予定です。
The train is due to arrive at noon.
Train's due for noon.

この帽子はオーストラリア製です。
This hat is from Australia.
This hat is made in Australia.

トムの家のピアノは調律が狂っている。
The piano in Tom's house is out of tune.
Tom's piano is out of tune.

彼その川を泳いで渡ろうとして失敗した。
He failed in his attempt to swim across the river.
He failed to swim across that river.

下校の途中で犬をつれた女の子と遊んだ。
Halfway back from school I played with a girl who was walking her dog.
I played with a girl who had a dog on her way out of school.

彼は自分を幸運だと思った。
He considered himself lucky.
He thought he was lucky.

急用で彼は出かけています。
Urgent business has called him away.
He's on his way.

彼が日本に来たのは子供のときでした。
It was when he was a child that he came to Japan.
He came to Japan when he was a child.

二年前にはバスケットボールは全然できませんでした。
Two years ago, I couldn't play basketball at all.
Two years ago, I couldn't play basketball at all.

彼がこっちに来るのが見えました。
I saw him come this way.
I saw him coming this way.

委員会はその提案に反対するだろう。
The committee will be opposed to the proposal.
The committee will disagree with the proposal.

ジムは職権乱用で免職になった。
Jim got dismissed for his misconduct in office.
Jim was expelled from office for abuse of power.

私は彼と競走した。
I ran a race with him.
I raced with him.

そのホテルの前に銀行がある。
There's a bank in front of the hotel.
There's a bank in front of that hotel.

彼女は運転免許を取りたがっている。
She wants to get a driver's license.
She wants a driver's license.

彼女はいわゆるヤンママだけど、料理は上手だし、なにより子どものことをとても大切にしてるんだよ。
She's what you call a "delinquent mom," but she's good at cooking, and most importantly, she's a really caring parent.
She is so-called Janmama, but she is good at cooking and, above all, she loves her children very much.

栽培に適した土壌を得るには耕さなければならない。
In order to get the soil ready for planting you must plow it.
To get soil suitable for cultivation, we have to cultivate it.

つばを吐き出してください。
Please spit.
Let go of the spit.

私は彼が泳ぎわたるのを見ました。
I saw him swim across the river.
I saw him swim.

空に雲一つなかった。
There wasn't a cloud in the sky.
There wasn't one cloud in the sky.

彼はその計画を実行するために最善をつくした。
He did his best to carry out the plan.
He did his best to carry out the plan.

いつでも遊びに来て下さい。
Please come and see me any time.
Please come and play at any time.

彼はいわゆるペダンチックな男だ。
He is what is called a pedant.
He's a so-called pediculist.

疲れていたので何もする気がしなかった。
Being tired, I felt like doing nothing.
I was tired, so I didn't want to do anything.

彼は一日に二食しかとらない習慣だ。
He is in the habit of eating only two meals a day.
He eats only two meals a day.

彼は昨年遺書を書いた。
He made a will last year.
He wrote his will last year.

少し走ったら胸がどきどきした。
I felt my heart pound after running a little.
I ran a little, and my heart pounded.

前列の席の料金は５ドルです。
The charge for a front row seats is 5 dollars.
I'm going to charge you $5 in the front row.

私はまだビジネスレターを書く事に慣れていない。
I'm not yet used to writing business letters.
I'm not used to writing business letters yet.

彼はケーキ１切れと引き換えにオレンジ１個を私にくれた。
He gave me an orange in exchange for a piece of cake.
He gave me an orange in exchange for a piece of cake.

彼はずっと東京に住んでいる。
He's always been living in Tokyo.
He's been living in Tokyo all day.

私は酒類は飲みません。
I don't drink.
I don't drink.

私はキイチゴが好きです。
I like raspberries.
I like berries.

頼みさえすれば、その花はもらえます。
The flower is yours for the asking.
If you ask me, I'll get that flower.

彼は時間稼ぎをしているだけだよ。
He's just buying time.
He's just making time.

昔はいかなる王も国民に重税を課して苦しめた。
In ancient times all the kings burdened the people with heavy taxes.
In the past, any king suffered with heavy taxes on his people.

彼女はヘアブラシと歯ブラシを買った。
She bought a hair brush and a tooth brush.
She bought a hair brush and a toothbrush.

謝るしかない。
There is nothing to do but apologize.
I'm sorry.

私は登校途中彼女にあった。
I met her along the way to school.
I was in her school.

彼女はとても綺麗な人です。
She's very beautiful.
She's so beautiful.

つまらないことで何という騒ぎだ。
Much ado about nothing.
I don't know what's going on here.

従業員達は辛い仕事の苦労を共にしている。
The employees share the burden of toil.
The employees are having a hard time working with them.

彼女がどんなに幸福であったか想像できまい。
You cannot imagine how happy she was.
I can't imagine how happy she was.

必要なら分解して。
Take it apart if necessary.
Break it down if you need it.

今１人の女の人が入っていきましたよ。
A woman is going into it now.
Now one woman came in.

父は夜ジョギングすることに慣れている。
My dad is accustomed to jogging at night.
My father is used to walking at night.

その発明はエジソンがしたものとされている。
The invention is accredited to Edison.
The invention is attributed to Edison.

彼は君にやさしいかい？
Is he kind to you?
Is he kind to you?

トムは僕がどれだけ裕福か知らない。
Tom doesn't know how rich I am.
Tom doesn't know how rich I am.

実は、彼はニューヨークには行った事がない。
In fact, he has never been to New York.
Actually, he's never been to New York.

私は彼女と連絡をとりたい。
I want to get in touch with her.
I want to get in touch with her.

あ、流れ星だ！
Look! There goes a shooting star.
Oh, it's a star!

thatには、主格、目的格の２つしかなく、格による形の変化はない。
'That' has only the two cases, nominative and objective, and it does not inflect depending on the case.
There are only two majors and objectives, and there are no different shapes.

痛みはひどかった。
The pain was terrible.
The pain was terrible.

圧政的な政府はしばしば政敵を投獄する。
Tyrannical governments frequently put their political opponents in prison.
Oppressive governments often lock up their enemies.

シチューは決して悪い味ではなかった。
The stew was not half bad.
The stew never tasted bad.

ついにマユコは目的を達成した。
At last, Mayuko gained her end.
At last, Mayuko has achieved his goal.

ときに最近カーターさんをお見かけになりましたか。
By the way, have you seen anything of Carter lately?
Have you seen Mr. Carter lately?

生徒が朝飯を食べずに学校へ行くことも多いです。
It is common for students to go to school without eating breakfast.
Students often go to school without breakfast.

彼は退職後庭いじりを始めた。
He took up gardening after he retired.
He started to brush the garden after retirement.

私は彼のただ一人の友人だ。
He has no friends besides me.
I'm his only friend.

いつもテレビゲームをしている子どもが居る。
Some children play video games all the time.
There are kids who play TV games all the time.

強盗達が木陰から出てきて彼に襲い掛かった。
The robbers came out from behind the trees and attacked him.
The robbers came out of the shade and attacked him.

我々は心ゆくまで楽しんだ。
We enjoyed ourselves to the fullest.
We enjoyed ourselves to the full.

ついに彼はその車を手にいれた。
At last, he got the car.
Finally, he got the car.

私たちはあす湖まで自転車で行きます。
We're going to cycle to the lake tomorrow.
We ride to the lake tomorrow.

日朝間にはまだ外交関係が樹立されていない。
Diplomatic relations have not yet been established between Japan and North Korea.
There is still no diplomatic relationship in the morning.

どうかテレビの音を小さくしてくれませんか。
Would you please turn down the TV?
Please lower the TV noise.

その質問に答えるのは難しい。
It is difficult for me to answer the question.
It's hard to answer that question.

落ちついて勉強しなくてはダメだよ。
You've got to get down to your work.
You don't have to study at all.

夏の間、私たちは田舎で生活する。
We live in the country during the summer.
We live in rural areas during summer.

行くのはやめよう。
Let's not go.
Let's not go.

何時に行きましょうか。
What time shall I come?
I don't know what time we're going.

犬は家の中にいる。
The dog is in the house.
The dog's in the house.

リンカーンはアメリカで最も偉大な人物の一人だ。
Lincoln is one of the greatest figures in American history.
Lincoln is one of America's greatest men.

彼女はひどい扱いを受けたと怒っている。
She was indignant at the way she had been treated.
She's angry that she's been treated badly.

コミヤコフは彼の腕を満足には使えないかもしれない。
Komiakov may never have full use of his arm.
Kamiyakov may not be able to use his arm well.

蒸し暑い夜だったが、彼女は窓を全部閉めて寝た。
Though it was a muggy night, she went to bed with all the windows closed.
It was a hot, steamy night, but she slept with all the windows closed.

水をお持ちしましょうか。
Shall I get you some water?
Can I get you some water?

父さんは考えを変えると思うかい。
Do you think Dad will change his mind?
Do you think he'll change his mind?

またお越しください。
Please come again.
Please come again.

学校は新しい英語教授法を採用した。
The school adopted the new method of teaching English.
The school has adopted a new English professor's law.

私は大学で経済学を勉強しています。
I'm studying economics in college.
I'm studying economics at college.

モダンジャズは私の得意じゃない。
Modern jazz is not my line.
Modern jazz isn't my thing.

その山は雪におおわれている。
The mountain is covered with snow.
The mountain is covered by snow.

中国のＧＤＰ統計はオオカミ少年か。
Are the Chinese GDP figures a case of the boy crying wolf?
Is the GDP statistics in China a wolf boy?

彼女は彼のもとを度々訪ねるが、長居することはない。
She visits him quite often, but never stays very long.
She visits him often, but she does not stay long.

どうして言ってくれなかったの？
Why didn't you tell me?
Why didn't you tell me?

彼女は骨董品がとても好きだ。
She loves antiques.
She loves antiques.

彼の周りには人がたかり始めた。
A crowd was gathering around him.
He started to see people around him.

まもなく私たちは真相を知った。
It was not long before we knew the truth.
Soon we found out the truth.

記念碑の一番上で禎子が頭の上に金の鶴をかざしている。
On top of the statue, Sadako is holding a golden crane over her head.
At the top of the monument, Zhiko is wearing a golden torch over his head.

私は朝早く目が覚める。
I wake up early.
I wake up early in the morning.

この道をでたら博物館にでます。
This road will take you to the museum.
I'll be at the museum on this road.

シャンパンがグラスの中で泡立った。
The champagne bubbled in the glass.
The champagne foamed in the glass.

この工場はバイクを月に８００台生産する。
The factory turns out eight hundred motorcycles a month.
The factory produces 800 bikes a month.

私は忙しい、そうでなければ君の招待を受けるだろう。
I'm busy, otherwise I'd accept your invitation.
I'm busy, otherwise I'll get your invitation.

私はハンサムだと思いますか。
Do you think I'm handsome?
Do you think I'm handsome?

君の成功は君が一生懸命やるかどうかにかかっている。
Your success depends upon whether you work hard or not.
Your success depends on whether you work hard or not.

先週彼はその賞を得た。
He won the prize last week.
Last week he got the award.

彼は他人のあら探しをするような人間ではない。
He's not the kind of person who always criticizes others.
He is not someone who is looking for someone else's cause.

この中に、歩いて行けるところがありますか。
Are any of these within walking distance?
There's some places you can walk.

クリスマスまであと何日ありますか。
How many days are there before Christmas?
How many more days until Christmas?

彼はサッカーをする。
He plays soccer.
He plays football.

公園は川の所まで拡張された。
The park was extended to the river.
The park was extended to the river.

彼女はいつも鏡で自分の姿を見ている、何といううぬぼれだ。
She's always looking at herself in the mirror - What vanity.
What an vanity she always sees herself in a mirror.

私はドアの所で切符を見せた。
I showed my ticket at the door.
I showed you my ticket at the door.

どうして花を買ったの？
Why did you buy flowers?
Why did you buy flowers?

私たちは約１時間半ゲームをした。
We played games for about an hour and a half.
We played games for about an hour and a half.

私は１分間５０語タイプできます。
I can type 50 words a minute.
I can type 50 words a minute.

いとしい人よ、なぜ泣いているのか?
Why are you crying, my beloved?
Oh, dear, why are you crying?

働きに応じて支払われます。
You will be paid according as you work.
They're paid according to what they do.

氷が溶けると水になる。
When ice melts, it becomes water.
When ice melts, it becomes water.

職場に頭の悪い人がいてイライラします。
There's an idiot where I work and it gets on my nerves.
There's a lot of bad people at work, and they get frustrated.

誕生日おめでとうございます。
Happy birthday!
Happy birthday.

この家はすぐ借り手が見つかるでしょう。
This house will rent easily.
So let's say I'm going to borrow from this house.

何か質問はありますか。
Do you have a question?
Do you have any questions?

彼はすぐに来ると言っている。
He says he will come at once.
He says he'll be here soon.

私たちはそこへ行くよりほかなかった。
We had no choice but to go there.
We had no choice but to go there.

道路脇には今は刈られて裸になった田畑が広がっている。
The number of empty harvested fields along the roads is increasing right now.
On the side of the road, there is now a field that has been cut and stripped.

なんて素敵な家なんでしょう。
Your house is fantastic.
What a beautiful house.

何も心配することはない。
There is nothing to worry about.
There's nothing to worry about.

健康のほうがもっと大事でしょう。
Your health is more important.
I'm sure health is more important.

彼らは幼い時から逆境と闘ってきたにちがいない。
They must have struggled against adversity from their early days.
They must have been struggling with adversity since they were young.

私は遺産を病院に贈ろう。
I shall will my money to a hospital.
I'll give you my legacy at the hospital.

外国へ行くというメアリーの夢はついに現実のものとなった。
Mary's dream of going abroad finally became a reality.
Mary's dream of going abroad finally became a reality.

あなたは誰と一緒に住んでいますか。
Who do you live with?
Who do you live with?

モーツァルトがこの世を去ってから２００年になる。
It has been 200 years since Mozart died.
It's been 200 years since Mozart left this world.

しばしの沈黙があった。
There was a silence.
There was a moment of silence.

トムはメアリーより3歳年上だ。
Tom is 3 years older than Mary.
Tom is three years older than Mary.

私は子供のころからトムを知っている。
I have known Tom since I was a little boy.
I've known Tom since I was a child.

今夜電話します。
I'll call you tonight.
I'll call you tonight.

彼はそのことについて自分の子供に道理を説いた。
He reasoned with his child about the matter.
He reasoned with his children about it.

いよいよ賭け金を回収するときがきました。
It's time to call in our chips.
It's time to get back the bets.

バリー・テイラーの名が議長職に推挙されている。
Barry Taylor's name has been put forward for the post of chairman.
Barry Taylor's name is being promoted to the chairmanship.

彼は私の給料の３倍稼ぐ。
He earns three times as much as I.
He earns three times my salary.

気をつけろ、その男は銃を持っている。
Watch out, the man has a gun.
Watch out, that man has a gun.

彼女は子供の世話をするのが好きでした。
She liked to take care of the children.
She liked to look after the children.

女の子の中にはそういう音楽が好きな者もあれば、そうでない者もいる。
Some of the girls like that sort of music, and some don't.
Some girls like that kind of music, while others do not.

我々の便が運行中止となった。
Our flight was canceled.
Our flight has been suspended.

恐れ入りますが席をちょっとお詰めください。
Excuse me, but could you scoot over a little bit, please?
I'm sorry, but I'd like to have a seat.

警察が来てる。
The police are coming.
The police are here.

彼がそのパーティーに出席したら、彼らは励まされたろうに。
If he had attended the party, they would have been encouraged.
If he had attended that party, they would have been encouraged.

それでこれ以上の義務を負わなくてよくなる。
That absolves me from further responsibility.
That's why I don't have to take on any more obligations.

彼女は家事を切り盛りするだけでなく学校の先生もしている。
Not only does she keep house, but she also works as a school teacher.
She's not only running the house, but she's also a school teacher.

トムはその高校生達に腹を立てた。
Tom got angry with the high school students.
Tom was angry with those high school students.

みなさん鉛筆はお持ちでしょうか？
Does everybody have a pencil?
Do you have a pencil?

地震の後、この辺りは物騒だ。
After the earthquake the neighbourhood felt insecure.
After the earthquake, there's a lot of noise around here.

彼は賞金を銀行に預金した。
He deposited the prize money in the bank.
He put the money in the bank.

君が成功したと聞いてうれしい。
I'm glad to hear of your success.
I'm glad to hear you succeeded.

このビンは開ける前に振りなさい。
Shake this bottle before you open it.
Play this bottle before you open it.

彼は予言の才を持っていた。
He had the gift of prophecy.
He had a gift of prophecy.

どのバスか電車に乗れば、街の中心街へ行けるのか教えてください。
Could you tell me which bus or train goes to the center of the town?
Tell me if I can get on one of the buses and get to the city's main city.

「トムにめんどくさい仕事押し付けられた」「また？」
"Tom has gotten me to do some pretty tedious work." "Again?"
(Laughter)

すぐ戻る。
I'll be back soon.
I'll be right back.

朝食用のパンはぎりぎり足りる。
We have barely enough bread for breakfast.
There is plenty of breakfast bread.

彼は妻の帰りを心配する気持ちでいっぱいだった。
He was filled with anxiety about his wife's return.
He was full of worry about his wife's return.

特権はすべて責任を伴う。
Every privilege carries responsibility with it.
Every privilege is a responsibility.

彼らは猫をトムとジェリーと名づけた。
They named their cats Tom and Jerry.
They named the cat Tom and Jerry.

フランス語を学ぶのは難しい。
It's difficult to learn French.
It's hard to learn French.

私に怒鳴ったりしないでよ。
Don't yell at me.
Don't yell at me.

霧がはれた。
The fog has lifted.
The fog is gone.

なにがその机の側にありますか。
What's beside the desk?
What's by that desk?

私はただ確認しただけよ。
I was just making sure.
I just checked.

クラスで彼ほど頭のいい少年はいない。
No other boy in his class is as bright as he.
No boy in class is as smart as he is.

佐藤さんという人があなたに会うために待っています。
A Mr Sato is waiting to see you.
A man named Sato is waiting to see you.

「もしも僕が豚になっても、変わらず友達でいてくれる？」「もちろんだよ！」
'Would you still be my friend even if I turned into a pig all of a sudden?' 'Of course!'
"If I'm a pig and I'm still a friend?"

我々は今危険な状態にはない。
We're in no danger now.
We're not in any danger right now.

あらかじめ電話をしておくべきでしたね。
You should've telephoned in advance.
You should have called ahead of time.

あなたの助力がなかったら、彼はだめになっていたでしょう。
Without your help, he would have been ruined.
Without your help, he would have failed.

簡単な曲なら初見で歌えます。
If it's a simple piece of music, I can sight-sing it.
I can sing for the first time if it's a simple song.

無知は幸福。
Ignorance is bliss.
Knowledge is happiness.

僕の知っている中ではオーストラリアに行ったことがある人はいない。
Nobody I know has been to Australia.
No one I know has ever been to Australia.

トムはとても高級な、丁寧な作りの靴を購入した。
Tom bought a really expensive, well-made pair of shoes.
Tom bought a very expensive, elegant pair of shoes.

彼は両方のレースに勝てるだろうか。
I doubt whether he will win both races.
Will he win both races?

彼女の目は涙でいっぱいだった。
Her eyes were filled with tears.
Her eyes were full of tears.

デネットの著作の中心的主張は、端的に言えば、内的精神状態の存在を否定するということである。
The main point of Dennett's book, in short, is to deny the existence of inner mental states.
The central claim of Dennett's work is, in general, to deny the existence of an inner state of mind.

ほら見て。と彼女は言いました。
"Look," she said.
"I don't know what you're talking about," she said.

私の人生、山あり谷あり。
I've had my ups and downs.
My life, there's a mountain valley.

彼は私より教えるのが上手だ。
He is better able to teach than I am.
He's better at teaching than I am.

彼は現代文学を研究しています。
He studies contemporary literature.
He's studying modern literature.

裏庭には2羽、庭には2羽鶏がいる。
There are two chickens in the backyard and two in the front yard.
There are two birds in the backyard and two chickens in the garden.

トムはクロスワードパズルをしている。
Tom is doing a crossword puzzle.
Tom's got a crossword puzzle.

読む本がありますか。
Do you have any books to read?
Do you have a book to read?

気にしないで。
Don't worry about it.
Don't worry about it.

部屋中が笑いでいっぱいだった。
Laughter filled the room.
The room was full of laughter.

彼はそのクラスを担任するだろう。
He will take charge of the class.
He'll be in that class.

私は彼が正直な男であると確信している。
I am sure that he is an honest man.
I'm sure he's an honest man.

彼の行為は人から批判されやすい。
His conduct is open to criticism.
His actions are easily criticized.

彼女は彼に口答えするほど愚かではない。
She knows better than to answer back to him.
She's not stupid enough to talk to him.

私は生態学について彼に多くの質問をした。
I asked him many questions about ecology.
I asked him a lot of questions about ecology.

この箱は彼に運べるほど軽い。
This box is light enough for him to carry.
This box is light enough for him to carry.

一緒にダイエットしない？
Do you want to go on a diet with me?
Why don't you join us for a diet?

車を停めなさい！
Stop the car!
Stop the car!

信じられないわ。
I don't believe it!
I can't believe it.

ある冬の日、彼女と出会った。
I met her in the winter.
I met her one winter day.

地球の表面の４分の３は水です。
Three quarters of the surface of the Earth is water.
It's about three fourths of the Earth's surface.

良いメキシコのレストランを見つけた。
I found a good Mexican restaurant.
I found a good Mexican restaurant.

その女の子は部屋に入った。
The girl entered the room.
The girl went into the room.

彼女は午後ずっと料理にかかりきりだった。
She spent all afternoon cooking.
She was all over cooking all afternoon.

彼女は親切にも駅までついて来てくれた。
She was kind enough to accompany me to the station.
She kindly came to the station.

かさを持っていった方がいいよ。
You'd better take an umbrella with you.
You'd better take it with you.

公園のベンチでくつろいで時間をつぶしている人が何人かいる。
Some people are killing time relaxing on park benches.
There are a number of people at the park's benches relaxing their time.

暑いしむしむしするので熟睡できなかった。
What with the heat and the humidity, I didn't sleep well.
I couldn’t get a good night’s sleep because of the heat erosion.

その道は車が通るには狭すぎる。
The road is too narrow for cars.
It's too narrow for cars to get through.

私が生きている限りは、お前には何も不自由させない。
You shall want for nothing as long as I live.
As long as I'm alive, I won't let anything happen to you.

私の父は四年前に死にました。
My father died four years ago.
My father died four years ago.

老人は子供たちに面白い話をした。
The old man told the children an amusing story.
The old man told the children funny stories.

交通渋滞のため私たちは会合に遅れた。
Because of a traffic jam, we were late for the meeting.
We were late for a meeting because of traffic jam.

聖者は爪先立ちでガンジスを渡った。
The holy man tiptoed his way across the Ganges.
The saints crossed the Ganges with their claws.

人民の、人民による、人民のための政治をこの世から滅ぼしてはならない。
Government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.
We must not destroy the politics of the people, of the people, of the people.

私はいまはなにもすることができません。
I have nothing to do now.
I can't do anything now.

雨のためその試合は中止になった。
The game was called off on account of the rain.
The fight was canceled because of the rain.

その写真を彼の手に返した。
She put the picture back in his hand.
I gave it back to him.

ひでおは自転車をこいでいた人を避けるためにハンドルをきった。
Hideo turned the steering wheel sharply to avoid the bicyclist.
He took the wheel to avoid those who had been riding his bike.

ピーターはそのプリンが甘すぎるといった。
Peter remarked that the pudding was too sweet.
Peter said it was too sweet.

探していた本が見付かりました。
I was able to find the book I was looking for.
I found the book I was looking for.

手すりに捕まりなさい。
Hold the handrail.
Get caught by the rails.

私に助言を求めるとは君は賢明だ。
It is wise of you to ask me for advice.
You're wise to ask me for advice.

トムはメアリーの手紙を私に見せた。
Tom showed Mary's letter to me.
Tom showed me Mary's letter.

地下鉄の駅にはどのように行けばよいですか。
Could you tell me the way to the subway station?
How do I get to the subway station?

そのキャンペーンは、彼を驚かせた。
The campaign took his breath.
The campaign surprised him.

その時はどうすべきかわかりませんでした。
I didn't know what to do then.
I didn't know what to do at the time.

彼は毎朝電気カミソリで顔をそる。
He shaves with an electric razor every morning.
He turns his face every morning with an electric razor.

彼らは長く灰色の通りのはずれのたいへん小さな家に住んでいました。
They lived in a very small house at the end of a long, gray street.
They lived in a very small house on the edge of the gray street for a long time.

私は彼女が一人で行った方が良いといいました。
I suggested that she go alone.
I wish she'd gone alone.

彼女は体中が痛んでいた。
She was aching all over.
She had pain all over her body.

ここにクリスマスツリーを立てましょう。
Let's put up the Christmas tree here.
Let's set up a Christmas tree here.

彼女は自分の外国語の力を利用できる仕事を探している。
She is looking for a job where she can make use of her foreign language ability.
She is looking for a job to use her foreign power.

今は忙しいが明日はひまになるだろうと彼は言った。
Though he is busy but tommorrow may be free.
Now I'm busy, but tomorrow he said.

晴れています。
The skies are clear.
It's sunny.

彼は陽気に口笛を吹きながら通りを歩いた。
He walked down the street whistling cheerfully.
He walked down the street with his cheerful whistles.

善いものでも汚れてしまったものが発する臭いくらい、ひどい悪臭はない。
There is no odor so bad as that which arises from goodness tainted.
There is no bad smell as bad as the smell of things that are dirty.

失敗しないよう気をつけなさい。
Take care not to fail.
Be careful not to fail.

日本ではスヌーピーに比べてチャーリー・ブラウンの知名度はずっと低い。
Compared to Snoopy, Charlie Brown is not well known at all in Japan.
In Japan, Charlie Brown’s fame is much lower than hiss.

スージーほど上手にピアノをひけるとよいのだが。
I wish I could play the piano as well as Susie.
I hope you're as good as Suzy.

ジョンソン氏の部屋は広い部屋だった。
Mr Johnson's was a large room.
Mr. Johnson's room was large.

赤ん坊は寝入った。
The baby has fallen asleep.
The baby went to bed.

彼女は快く願いを聞いてくれた。
She graciously listened to my request.
She was willing to listen to me.

これが、彼がその写真を撮ったカメラです。
This is the camera with which he took the picture.
This is the camera he took that picture.

こんなデカイのがチャリの荷台に乗るわけないだろ。
There's no way one that big is going to go on a bike's luggage rest.
There's no way this big one's gonna get on the cart.

ネズミが一匹部屋の中を走りまわっている。
One mouse is running around in the room.
Rats are running through one room.

彼女が約束を破ったはずがない。
She cannot have broken her promise.
She couldn't have broken her promise.

彼女は自分の仕事にぜんぜん熱意を示さない。
She shows no zeal for her work.
She shows no enthusiasm for her work.

彼が約束を守るかどうかは疑わしい。
It is doubtful whether he will keep his word.
I doubt he'll keep his word.

母はまだディナーを料理していません。
Mother has not cooked dinner yet.
My mother hasn't cooked dinner yet.

彼の馬は柵を飛び越えた。
His horse jumped over the fence.
His horse jumped over the fence.

高く登るにつれ空気はより冷たくなってる。
As you climb higher, the air becomes colder.
As the sky rises, the air gets colder.

コンピューターを使えば時間に節約になる。
Computers will save you a lot of time.
The computer will save you time.

もちろんだよ！
Of course.
Of course!

私は春休みの間アルバイトをするつもりです。
I am going to do odd jobs during the spring vacation.
I'm going to work part-time during spring break.

私は山登りが好きです。
I like climbing mountains.
I like climbing.

僕の胸はいちじくの実よりもやわらかく、僕の心はいちじくの葉よりももろくなっていたのだ。
My chest had become softer than the fig tree's fruit and my heart had become more fragile than the fig tree's leaves.
It was softer than the fruit of my breast, and my mind was more fragile than the leaves of my breast.

お会いできて本当にうれしい！
Nice to see you.
I'm so happy to see you!

当地では外食は非常に高くつく。
The cost of eating out is quite high here.
The food outside is very expensive here.

我々の列車は時速２００キロで走った。
Our train went at 200 kilometers an hour.
Our train ran 200 kilometers an hour.

私はタバコを吸うのをやめた。
I stopped smoking.
I stopped smoking.

ローランドさん、この問題についてどうお考えですか。
Ms. Roland, what do you think about this problem?
Mr. Roland, what do you think about this issue?

彼女は１７歳の時に結婚した。
She got married at the age of seventeen.
She got married when she was 17.

彼はいつも父親の陰口を言います。
He always speaks ill of his father behind his back.
He always says his father's backstabbing.

私はその劇を始めから終わりまで見た。
I watched the play from beginning to end.
I saw it from the beginning to the end.

彼とその連れはいっしょに来ないかと私を誘った。
He and his companion asked me to come along with them.
He and his companions invited me to come with them.

彼は赤の他人だよ。
He is a total stranger to me.
He's a stranger.

彼は私の借金をどうしても免除してくれないだろう。
He will never forgive my debt.
He won't forgive me for whatever I owe him.

彼は私の首筋をつかんだ。
He caught me by the neck.
He grabbed my neck.

往復ですか、片道ですか。
Round trip or one-way?
Is it a round trip or a one-way trip?

彼女は数日間そのホテルに滞在した。
She stayed at the hotel for several days.
She stayed at the hotel for a few days.

彼女は１０年前の彼女でない。
She is not what she was ten years ago.
She's not her ten-year-old girlfriend.

この机は重くてパティには持ち上げられなかった。
This desk was too heavy for Patty to lift.
The desk was heavy and Patty couldn't lift it.

この本を一冊ください。
Give me a copy of this book.
Please send me a copy of this book.

私は 12（十二) 歳です。
I am twelve years old.
I'm 12 and I'm 12.

私は車の運転方法を知らない。
I do not know how to drive a car.
I don't know how to drive a car.

道化の妙技は少年達にとってとても楽しかった。
The clown's stunts were highly amusing to the boys.
The art of clowning was fun for the boys.

時刻表が改正された。
The timetable has been revised.
The timetable has been modified.

今日は遊ぶよりもむしろ勉強をしたい。
I would rather study than play today.
I'd rather study than play today.

私は彼に１００ドルで車を洗ってもらった。
I got him to wash my car for a hundred dollars.
I had him wash his car for $100.

宛名が違っていたので、その手紙は彼の所に届かなかった。
Having been wrongly addressed, the letter never reached him.
The letter did not reach him because he had different names.

彼は生まれつき親切だ。
He is kind by nature.
He's always been nice to me.

これはオフレコだけど、君に同意するよ。
Don't quote me on this, but I agree with you.
This is off the record, but I agree with you.

この棚はそんなにたくさんの本は支えられません。
These shelves cannot support so many books.
This shelf doesn't support so many books.

これは２つのうち断然より良い。
This is by far the better of the two.
This is definitely better of two.

近頃は旅行は楽だ。
Traveling is easy these days.
It's easier to travel these days.

私は彼が言っている事を理解できなかった。
I couldn't make out what he was saying.
I didn't understand what he was saying.

あなたが寝ている間に、私は本を読む。
I'll read a book while you're sleeping.
I read a book while you sleep.

机の上に舞踏についての本がある。
There is a book on dancing on the desk.
I have a book on dancing on my desk.

彼が言ったことを思い出す。
I remember what he said.
I remember what he said.

私は試験に合格するために最善を尽くすつもりだ。
I will do my best to pass the examination.
I'm going to do my best to pass the exam.

トムはそれがどう機能するか、メアリーに詳しく説明した。
Tom gave Mary a detailed explanation of how it worked.
Tom explained to Mary in detail how it works.

私は気分が悪い。
I'm feeling sick.
I'm not feeling well.

彼に頼るな。
Don't rely on him.
Don't rely on him.

「助けて」といふ声が聞えるのです。私は笑つてゐました。
I heard a voice saying "Help me!". I laughed.
And you can hear him say, "Help me!"

私たちはジョンをキャプテンに選んだ。
We chose John as captain.
We chose John to be captain.

詳細を教えてください。
Give me the details.
Tell me the details.

お名前は？
May I have your name?
What's your name?

私は父の代わりをつとめているのです。
I am acting for my father.
I'm taking over my father's place.

その古城は丘の上に建っている。
The old castle stands on the hill.
The old castle stands on a hill.

乗組員たちは宇宙への航海のために準備をした。
The crew prepared for the voyage to outer space.
The crew prepared to sail into space.

貴方は、テニスの選手です。
You are a tennis player.
You're a tennis player.

君は日記を付けていますか。
Do you keep a diary?
Do you keep a diary?

彼は私が来なかったことを責めた。
He blamed me for not coming.
He blamed me for not coming.

その仕事の３分の２が終わっている。
Two thirds of the work is finished.
Two-thirds of that job is over.

これをアメリカドルに両替してください。
Can you change this into American dollars?
You're going to have to change this to the U.S. dollar.

彼は人の気持ちを傷つけないようにした。
He tried not to hurt others' feelings.
He tried not to hurt people's feelings.

これを手で縫ったんですか。
Did you sew this by hand?
Did you sew this with your hands?

詩は彼の専門ではない。
Poetry is not in his line.
Poetry is not his specialty.

キャサリンが新車を買うように父にねだった時には下心があったのだ。彼女は自分が乗りまわすことができると思ったから。
Catherine had an ulterior motive when she urged her father to buy a new car. She hoped that she'd be able to drive it herself.
When Catherine was trying to buy her father a new car, she was downright, because she thought she could ride around.

もうこれ以上待てないよ。
I can't wait anymore.
I can't wait any longer.

事故は日曜日３時ごろに起こった。
The accident happened on Sunday at about 3:00.
The accident happened around 3 p.m. on Sunday.

あの女の人が彼の奥さんだろう。
That woman is his wife, I think.
That woman must be his wife.

車がトラックに激しくぶつかった。
The car crashed into the truck.
The car hit the truck.

彼は３０歳になってはじめて絵を描き始めた。
It was not until he was thirty that he started to paint.
He started painting when he was 30 years old.

君は彼にちょっと手をかしてやりさえすればいい。
All you have to do is give him a little help.
All you have to do is do a little bit of work for him.

テストの結果は気にするな。
Don't worry about the result of your test.
Don't worry about the test results.

彼の会社で作っている機械は私たちの会社のより優れている。
Machines that his company produces are superior to ours.
His machine is better than our company.

車の窓を開けていただけませんか。
Could you open the car window?
Can you open the car window?

いったいどういう意味ですか。
Whatever do you mean?
What the hell does that mean?

この本は日本語以外の言葉を母語とする学生用です。
This book is for students whose native language is not Japanese.
This book is for students who speak foreign languages.

何か書くものが欲しい。
I want something to write on.
I want something to write about.

話を楽しんでいる。
We enjoy talking.
I'm having fun talking to you.

その家の側には川がある。
There is a river beside the house.
There's a river on the side of that house.

彼は私たちの古いラジオを１０ドルで買うと言った。
He offered ten dollars for our old radio.
He said he'd buy our old radio for $10.

彼と一緒に学校に行くのが常だった。
I used to go to school with him.
I used to go to school with him.

彼等にはお互いに共通点がまったくありません。
They don't have anything in common at all.
They have nothing in common with each other.

彼は何かの役に立つ。
He is good for something.
He's good for something.

誰にとっても自分の性格を客観的に見ることは非常に困難なことである。
It is very difficult for anybody to be objective about his own character.
It is very difficult for anyone to look at his personality objectively.

ここでお買い上げの品は無料で配達します。
Articles bought here will be delivered free of charge.
This is where the purchases are delivered free of charge.

私は福井に行っています。
I'm going to Fukui.
I'm going to Fukui.

学校でたばこを吸ってはいけないことになっている。
You are not supposed to smoke at school.
Don't smoke in school.

そろそろ寝る時間じゃないの？
Isn't it about time you went to bed?
It's time for bed, isn't it?

彼女は非常に研究熱心だった。
She was quite eager in her studies.
She was very researched.

君はカナダのどこ出身なの？
Where are you from in Canada?
Where are you from in Canada?

この曲は我々の誰にも良く知られている。
This tune is quite familiar to us all.
This song is well known to all of us.

もっと野菜を食べた方がいい。
You should eat more vegetables.
You should eat more vegetables.

少し離れるとその船は島のようにみえる。
At a distance, the ship looks like an island.
A little further away and the ship looks like an island.

彼は抜き足差し足で部屋に入った。
He tiptoed into the room.
He walked into the room with a bare foot.

それは科学における偉大な発見の一つだった。
It was one of the great discoveries in science.
It was one of the great discoveries of science.

夫は新聞を読みながら、朝ごはんを食べる。
My husband has his breakfast while reading the newspaper.
My husband eats breakfast while reading the newspaper.

テレビが故障した。
The TV is broken.
The TV broke.

彼は自分の身辺を整理した。
He put his affairs in order.
He organized himself.

どんな天気ですか。
How's the weather?
What weather?

星雲はその形や見え方によって科学者が分類しています。
Galaxies are classified by scientists according to their shape and appearance.
The galaxy is classified by scientists according to its shape and appearance.

賢い人は歴史をせきたてようとはしない。
A wise man does not try to hurry history.
A wise person does not want history.

トムはそれができない。
Tom can't do that.
Tom can't do that.

立ちなさい。
Stand up.
Stand up.

どこで会おうか？
Where shall we meet?
Where can I meet you?

彼らは賄賂をもらうのを恥と思っていない。
They are not of above taking bribes.
They are not ashamed to take bribes.

その野球の試合は来週行われる。
The baseball match will come off next week.
The baseball game will take place next week.

私にだって善悪に区別はつく。
I know right from wrong.
I know what's right and what's wrong.

トムは失敗した。
Tom failed.
Tom failed.

彼女の歌声はとても表現力豊かだ。
She has an extremely expressive singing voice.
Her singing voice is very expressive.

値引きしてもらえませんか。
Could you give me a discount?
So let's see if we can simplify this a little bit.

彼は彼女にセーターを買ってあげた。
He bought her a sweater.
He bought her a sweater.

トムの話はやめよう。
Let's not talk about Tom.
Let's not talk about Tom.

急げ！
Hurry up.
Hurry up!

私は彼に主張した。
I suggested to him.
I claimed to him.

グラントはすごくモテモテだった。
Grant was extremely popular.
Grant was very popular.

この間、気づいたらサイドブレーキ上げっぱなしで運転してた。自分でも、よく車動いてたと思うけど。
The other day I noticed I was driving around with the parking brake on. It's a wonder the car could even move.
I was driving on the side brake the other day, and I thought I was moving around a lot.

前へ出て、他の人に場所をあけなさい。
Step forward and make room for others.
Go forward and open up for others.

その水は５分かそのぐらいで沸騰します。
The water will come to a boil in 5 minutes or so.
That water boils in about five minutes or so.

私にとってそれは重要なことです。
That's important to me.
It's important to me.

彼女は電話が通じるとすぐ話し始めた。
She started talking as soon as she got through.
She started talking as soon as she heard the call.

校長先生は、生徒が廊下を散らかしたときは、きびしく叱りました。
The principal severely reproved the students whenever they made a mess in the hallway.
The principal sternly scolded the students when they littered the hallway.

彼女はただがっかりして見せているだけだよ。
She's just acting disappointed.
She's just showing her disappointment.

彼女は健康が大切だと思わざるをえませんでした。
She could not help thinking that health is important.
She couldn't help but think that health is important.

私もそうです。
Me, too.
So do I.

彼女は彼を牛耳っている。
She has him under her thumb.
She's in charge of him.

もう甘いものは食べ飽きた。
I have had enough of sweets.
I'm tired of eating sweets.

彼に何が欲しいのか尋ねた。
I inquired what he wanted.
I asked him what he wanted.

彼らを見送る必要は無い。
There's no need to see them off.
You don't have to send them away.

草花についてもっと知りたいと思いました。
He wanted to know more about the flowers.
I wanted to know more about flowers.

人生は全て活動の連続である。
All life is a series of activities.
Life is a series of activities.

さすが、彼は期待を裏切らないね。
That's just what one would expect of him.
Well, he's not going to let you down.

あなたのおいでをみんなで首を長くして待っています。
We're all looking forward to your coming.
We're all waiting long for you to come.

彼女と結婚した時、私は彼女と知り合って１０年たったところだった。
I had known her for ten years when I married her.
When I married her, I had only known her for 10 years.

私は母に白い服をつくってもらった。
I had a white dress made by my mother.
I had my mother dress me white.

案の定、彼は疑念を抱いていた。
Sure enough, he entertained doubts.
As expected, he was suspicious.

どうか電灯を消して下さい。
Please turn off the light.
Please turn off the lights.

ケーキを作るために砂糖がいくらか必要だ。
I need some sugar to make a cake.
It takes some sugar to make a cake.

彼女はここにたくさんの友人がいる。
She has a good many friends here.
She has a lot of friends here.

こんな天気にかれが来るかどうかおぼつかないと思う。
I have some doubts about his coming in this weather.
I don't think I can tell if he's coming in this weather.

われわれは彼らと妥協しようとした。
We tried to compromise with them.
We tried to compromise with them.

彼は愚かだ。
He is foolish.
He's stupid.

これは誰にも明らかだろう。
This should be clear to everyone.
This will be obvious to no one.

彼は彼女との婚約を公表した。
He announced his engagement to her.
He announced his engagement with her.

海に面した都市で、隣のもっと有名な都市、ドーヴァーからは、海岸を１３キロほど北に寄ったところに位置しています。
It's on the coast about 13 kilometers to the north of its more famous neighbor, Dover.
From Dover, the more famous neighboring city of the sea, it is located 13 kilometers north of the coast.

その夜我々は大エビに舌鼓を打った。
We banqueted on lobster that night.
That night, we put our tongues on the giant shrimp.

学校に遅刻するな。
Don't be late for school.
Don't be late for school.

私はいつも家族を誇りに思う。
I'm always proud of my family.
I'm always proud of my family.

彼女はその花をとても大事にしている。
She has been cherishing that flower.
She takes that flower very seriously.

吠えている犬を恐れるな。
Don't be afraid of barking dogs.
Don't be afraid of the howling dog.

彼の車はかぎが掛けられたままになっていた。
His car remained locked.
His car was left with a screwd-up.

りんごとバナナどちらが好きですか。
Which do you like better, apples or bananas?
So let's say I have an apple and I have a banana.

それらの大きさはほとんど同じです。
Their sizes are much the same.
They're about the same size.

私たちはバスに乗り遅れたのかもしれない。
We may have missed the bus.
Maybe we missed the bus.

彼らも来てもかまいませんか。
Do you mind their coming too?
Do you mind if I come with them?

確かに彼女は美人ではないが、気だてがよい。
She is not beautiful, to be sure, but she is good-natured.
She's not beautiful, but you should be.

私は姉が入学試験に受かることを望んでいる。
I hope that my sister will pass the entrance examination.
I want my sister to attend the entrance exam.

私たちは竹かごの作り方を教わった。
We received instructions on how to make a bamboo basket.
We were taught how to make bamboo baskets.

私の計画は君のとは違う。
My plan is different from yours.
My plan is different from yours.

そんな奴だとは思わなかった。
I didn't know you were that kind of a person.
I didn't think that was him.

危険物を飲み込んだ場合、飲み込んだものによって対処法が違います。
When you swallow a dangerous substance, what you need to do depends on what you swallowed.
If you swallow a dangerous substance, it’s different according to what you swallow.

妹にあきらめるように説得してもだめだった。
It was no good persuading my sister to give up.
I couldn't convince my sister to give up.

傘が良く売れる。
Umbrellas sell well.
Your umbrella sells well.

彼女の顔は青くなった。
Her face turned pale.
Her face turned blue.

彼女は君のお母さんを良く知っている。
She knows your mother very well.
She knows your mother well.

彼は私には賢すぎて、私はまんまとだまされた。
He was too clever for me and I was done brown.
He's too smart for me, and I've been screwed up.

なぜ君はここに来たのか。
Why did you come here?
I don't know why you're here.

誰も私の言うことに耳を傾けなかった。
Nobody listened to me.
No one listened to me.

英語をやめてはいけません。
Don't quit English.
Don't stop English.

結局、私は彼女の話が理解できなかった。
After all I couldn't make heads or tails of her story.
After all, I couldn't understand her story.

私の名前はジャックです。
My name is Jack.
My name is Jack.

彼は信頼できる。
He can be relied on.
I can trust him.

事態は急変した。
There was a sudden change in the situation.
Things have changed so quickly.

本棚の上に手が届きますか。
Can you reach to the top of the bookshelf?
Can you reach on the bookshelf?

彼がそれをするのは不可能だ。
It is impossible for him to do it.
It's impossible for him to do that.

お待たせしました。お子様セットとクリームソーダです。
Thank you for waiting. One kid's meal and an ice cream soda.
Thank you so much for waiting. Here's your set and cream soda.

まるで彼の手にふれるものはみんな金に変わるみたいだ。
It seems as if everything he touches turns to gold.
It's as if everything he has in his hands is turning into money.

私たちは結婚してから３０年になります。
It's been thirty years since we got married.
We've been married 30 years.

それは、そうでしょう。
That's pretty normal.
That's what I'm talking about.

読書はあまり楽しくなかった。
I found little amusement in reading.
Reading wasn't much fun.

私は本棚に多くの本を置いている。
I have a large number of books on my bookshelf.
I have a lot of books on the bookshelf.

彼女は行き先を決定できる立場にあった。
She was in a position to decide where to go.
She was in a position to decide where to go.

泳ぎに行きませんか。
How about going swimming?
Why don't you go swimming?

彼は野球だけではなくフットボールも好きだ。
He likes not only baseball but football.
He likes not only baseball but football.

私は公園に行く。
I'll go to the park.
I'm going to the park.

僕は水泳が下手やねん。
I'm not very good at swimming.
I'm not good at swimming.

車があればどんなによいだろう。
How I wish I had a car.
I wish I had a car.

お話があるのですけど。
I have something to tell you.
I need to talk to you.

彼は京都に小さな家を買った。
He bought a small house in Kyoto.
He bought a small house in Kyoto.

列車は加速した。
The train gathered speed.
The train has accelerated.

彼らは朝から夜まで働きつづけた。
They carried on working from morning till night.
They kept working from morning till night.

その墜落事故で４００人もの乗客が死亡した。
As many as 400 passengers were killed in the crash.
The crash killed 400 passengers.

もし必要ならば手伝わせて下さい。
Let me help you, if necessary.
Let me help you if you need me.

ヒトは、バカになってしまう唯一の対象種です。
Man is the only animal subject to becoming an imbecile.
We're the only species that's going to be stupid.

彼女は図書館に本を返した。
She returned a book to the library.
She returned the book to the library.

ケンと弟は本当によく似ている。
Ken and his brother are very much alike.
Ken and his brother are very much alike.

彼女はモーツァルトやベートーヴェンといった古典派の作曲家が好きだ。
She likes composers from the classical period like Mozart and Beethoven.
She likes classical composers like Mozart and Beethoven.

彼女はあらゆる難問に意気消沈していた。
She was depressed by all her problems.
She was depressed about all the trouble.

しかも、悪い人の中にはセルビア人もクロアチア人もイスラム教徒もいるのとちょうど同じように、よい人の中にも、セルビア人もいれば、クロアチア人もイスラム教もいるのよ。
And among the good there are Serbs and Croats and Muslims, just as there are among the bad.
And just as there are Serbians, Croatians and Muslims, there are good people, there are Serbians, and there are Croatians and Muslims.

四十歳になって彼は昔ほど怒らない。
At forty, he does not get as angry as he used to.
He's not as angry as he used to be when he was 40 years old.

失うものは何もない。
I won't lose anything.
I have nothing to lose.

君の名前を大文字で書きなさい。
Write your name in capitals.
Write your name in capital letters.

利口な学生であればそのような事はしないだろう。
A clever student would not do such a thing.
If you were a smart student, you wouldn't do that.

私が彼を助けるべき理由はまったくありません。
There is no reason why I should help him.
There's no reason for me to help him.

このかばんはすばらしくて、しかも安い。
This bag is both good and inexpensive.
It's beautiful, and it's cheap.

我々は絹織物を商っている。
We deal in silk goods.
We're selling silk fabrics.

銀行は病院の左手にあります。
You'll see the bank on the left hand side of the hospital.
Banks are on the left hand of the hospital.

手を洗い終えましたか？
Are you done washing your hands?
Have you finished washing your hands?

私は列車に間に合うように早く起きた。
I got up early so as to be in time for the train.
I got up early so I could make it to the train.

エドワードが叔父の財産を継いだ。
Edward inherited his uncle's estate.
Edward inherited his uncle's fortune.

クリスはとても失礼で無神経だから私は彼が嫌いなの。
I dislike Chris because he is very rude and insensitive.
I hate him because Chris is so rude and insensitive.

我々は感動して泣いた。
We were moved to tears.
We were moved to cry.

注意深い運転は事故を防ぐ。
Careful driving prevents accidents.
Careful driving prevents accidents.

私たちはテントで眠りました。
We slept in a tent.
We slept in tents.

彼は、東京に向けて出発した。
He set out for Tokyo.
He left for Tokyo.

今朝ブラウンさんという人がきました。
A Mr Brown came this morning.
A man named Brown came this morning.

彼女は自分の仕事を完全に理解している。
She has a thorough grasp of her work.
She fully understands her work.

遅れてきたことを彼女に謝るべきだ。
You must apologize to her for coming late.
You should apologize to her for being late.

ボブは彼の部屋にたくさんの本を持っている。
Bob has a lot of books in his room.
Bob has a lot of books in his room.

明かりが消え、私達は暗闇に残された。
The light went out and we were left in the dark.
The lights went out, and we were left in the dark.

この国の私たちは、ひとつの国として、ひとつの国民として、共に栄え、共に苦しむのです。この国の政治をあまりにも長いこと毒で満たしてきた、相変わらずの党派対立やくだらない諍いや未熟さに再び落ちてしまわないよう、その誘惑と戦いましょう。
In this country, we rise or fall as one nation, as one people. Let's resist the temptation to fall back on the same partisanship and pettiness and immaturity that has poisoned our politics for so long.
As a nation, as a nation, we thrive together and suffer together. Let us fight the temptation not to fall again into the same factions, stupid or immatureness that have filled this country’s politics with poison for too long.

彼は明日の今ごろはロンドンにいるだろう。
He will be in London at this time tomorrow.
He'll be in London by tomorrow.

この机はトニー君に壊された。
This desk was broken by Tony.
This desk was destroyed by Tony.

夏服を着ればいいのに。
You should just wear summer clothes.
Why don't you get dressed for the summer?

蒸気がポットから立ちのぼっている。
Steam is rising from the pot.
Steam's out of the pot.

誰でも幸福を求める。
Everyone seeks happiness.
Everyone seeks happiness.

君はもっと健康に注意すればよかった。
You should have been more careful of your health.
You should've paid more attention to your health.

勉強するな。
Don't study.
Don't study.

私は日本語を勉強しています。
I am learning Japanese.
I'm studying Japanese.

その船は航海中です。
The ship is at sea.
That ship is sailing.

申し訳ありません。田中は今、席を外しております。
I'm sorry. Tanaka is not there for the moment.
I'm sorry.

彼は若かったが、豪腕だった。
Young as he was, he was a man of ability.
He was young, but strong.

英国にはほとんど地震がない。
They have few earthquakes in England.
There are few earthquakes in Britain.

彼らは英語かフランス語かまたはその両方を話す。
They speak English or French or both.
They speak English or French or both.

信号が赤になるのに気づかなかった。
I didn't notice the light turn red.
I didn't realize the signal would turn red.

トムはドアを通り抜けた。
Tom walked through the door.
Tom passed through the door.

何かおかしなことが起こったら赤いボタンを押しなさい。
Press the red button if something strange happens.
Press the red button if something's wrong.

この本は面白さの点ではあの本にまさるとも劣らない。
This book is not less amusing than that one.
The book is no less interesting in terms of pleasure.

泥棒は暗くなってから逃げた。
The thieves ran away after it got dark.
The thief fled after dark.

この食べ物は生だ。
This food is raw.
This food is raw.

この流動体は接着剤の代用になります。
This fluid can be substituted for glue.
This fluid is going to be used as a glue.

私達は５０％以上の出資をしている。
We have a majority interest in the company.
We're investing more than 50% of our money.

去年は雨が多かった。
We had a lot of rain last year.
There was a lot of rain last year.

次の授業までにこの詩を暗記しなければならない。
We have to memorize this poem by the next class.
The poem must be memorized by the next class.

その人たちは嵐が過ぎるのを待っているだけだ。
They are just waiting for the storm to pass.
They're just waiting for the storm to pass.

雨になりそうだ。傘を持っていった方がよかろう。
It looks like rain. You'd better take an umbrella with you.
It's going to rain.

駅への行き方を教えてもらえますか。
Could you tell me how to get to the station?
Can you show me how to get to the station?

私のバイクに乗ってもいいですよ。
You can have a ride on my motorcycle.
You can ride my bike.

彼女は私を見ると、丁寧におじぎをした。
She bowed to me with courtesy when she saw me.
She looked at me and treated me kindly.

彼の借金の合計は１０００ドル以上になる。
His debts amount to over $1000.
So let's say that he's in debt.

眠くなったら言ってね。
If you get sleepy, let me know.
Let me know when you get sleepy.

持ち物すべてに記名してください。
Please put their name on everything they take with them.
Name all your belongings.

俺は我慢強い男なんだ。
I'm a patient man.
I'm a patient man.

何か熱い飲み物がありますか。
Do you have anything hot to drink?
Is there a hot drink?

彼女は大学で勉強できるようにアルバイトを見つけた。
She got a part-time job so that she could study at college.
She found a part-time job so she could study at college.

保証は一年間です。
We guarantee our products for one year.
The guarantee is a year.

このアルゴリズムが収束しないです。
This algorithm doesn't converge.
This algorithm does not converge.

エンジニアリングの仕事は日本の会社が担当することになっています。
Engineering service will be taken up by the Japanese company.
Engineering is supposed to be in charge of Japanese companies.

凧は鳥のような速さで空に舞い上がった。
The kite soared upwards with the swiftness of a bird.
The kite flew into the sky as fast as a bird.

この講座では応急手当の基本的な技能を教えます。
This course teaches basic skills in First Aid.
In this course, I'm going to teach you the basic skills of first aid.

その双子はとてもよく似ていたので、二人を区別するのは難しかった。
The twins were so alike that it was difficult to tell them apart.
The twins were so similar that it was difficult to separate them.

多くても払えるのは２００ドルまでだ。
We can pay 200 dollars at most.
I can't pay you as much as $200.

私は散髪をしてもらった。
I got my hair cut.
I got a haircut.

誰が彼女を手伝ってくれますか。
Who helps her?
Who's gonna help her?

すみません，インターネットはどこで買えますか？
Excuse me. Where can I buy it on the internet?
I'm sorry. Where can I buy the Internet?

彼の職業は医師だ。
He is a doctor by profession.
He's a doctor.

警察はその男の経歴を調べた。
The police looked into the records of the man.
The police looked into the man's history.

彼は逃亡を図った。
He attempted to escape.
He tried to escape.

私は彼の述べたことをそっくりそのまま返した。
I repeated exactly what he had said.
I gave him back exactly what I said.

今日は暑い。
It is hot today.
It's hot today.

凡そ人間に限らず、あらゆる動物は、異性に対つて、意識的無意識的に、「性的示威」を行ふものである。
As a rule, not only in humans, but also in animals, "sexual display" occurs, consciously or unconsciously, towards individuals of the opposite sex.
Not only humans, but all animals are unconsciously and unconsciously “sexually” against the opposite sex.

その著名な詩人は自分の書斎で自殺を図ろうとした。
The prominent poet attempted to commit suicide in his study.
The famous poet tried to commit suicide in his study.

会の出席者は多かった。
The meeting was well attended.
Many attended.

彼はまたとない優れた思想家である。
He is as great a thinker as ever lived.
He is another brilliant thinker.

彼は英文の手紙の書き方をしりません。
He doesn't know how to write a letter in English.
He doesn't write letters in English.

彼女が壁にかかっている絵を描いた。
She painted the picture which is on the wall.
I drew a picture of her on the wall.

雪はいつ止んだの？
When did it stop snowing?
When did the snow stop?

彼女は健康食品に関心を持っている。
She is concerned with health foods.
She’s interested in healthy food.

彼らはフェンスを緑色に塗った。
They painted the fence green.
They painted the fence green.

車のナンバーを書き留められなかった。
I was unable to write down the number of the car.
I couldn't write down the license plate.

彼女を驚かせようという考えが突然私の頭にひらめいた。
The idea of surprising her suddenly crossed my mind.
All of a sudden the idea of surpriseing her caught my head.

彼女は彼と絶交した。
She has broken with him.
She broke up with him.

もうちょっとで十時だ。そろそろ私たちの寝る時間だ。
It's close to ten o'clock. It's about time we went to bed.
It's almost ten o'clock. It's time for us to go to bed.

ナンシーはストレスでダメになっている。
Nancy is stressed out.
Nancy's stressed out.

私は彼が生まれた家を知っている。
I know the house where he was born.
I know where he was born.

その女の子は母親に似ている。
That girl resembles her mother.
The girl is like her mother.

私は仕事にうんざりしていた。
I was tired of the work.
I was sick of my job.

スミス教授は英語学では、最高級の学者の一人とみとめられている。
Professor Smith is recognized to be one of the greatest scholars in English philology.
Professor Smith is known in English as one of the best scholars.

みんな大声を出して声をからした。
They were all hoarse from shouting.
They all raised their voices.

あなたは、泳いで川を渡ることができますのか。
Can you swim across the river?
Can you swim across the river?

ひどい目にあった。
I had a devil of a time.
It was terrible.

今日の午後は雨が降らないと思う。
I do not think it will rain this afternoon.
I don't think it's gonna rain this afternoon.

母方の祖父は明日還暦を迎える。
My grandfather on my mother's side is celebrating his 60th birthday tomorrow.
Mother's grandfather welcomes the anniversary tomorrow.

列車に乗り遅れるな。
Don't be late for the train.
Don't miss the train.

私たちは彼らと親しくなりました。
We made friends with them.
We got close to them.

彼の真のねらいを理解できない。
I fail to understand his true aim.
I don't understand his true envy.

いいえ、彼女は一度も恋をしたことがありません。
No, she has never fallen in love.
No, she's never been in love.

父は料理が得意だ。母はといえば、食べるのが得意だ。
My father is good at cooking. As for my mother, she is good at eating.
My father is good at cooking, my mother is good at eating.

彼はその少年をトムと呼んでいる。
He calls the boy Tom.
He calls the boy Tom.

彼等は暗がりに身を隠した。
They hid themselves in the shadows.
They hid in the dark.

「その通りだよ」と小さい黒いウサギは言いました。
"I really do," replied the little black rabbit.
"You're right," said the little black rabbit.

戦闘後、平和維持軍が平穏を取り戻すために活動しました。
Peace-keeping troops moved in to restore calm after the battle.
After the war, peacekeepers worked to restore peace.

その話はずっと昔の経験を思い出させてくれる。
The story reminds me of an experience I had long ago.
The story reminds me of an experience I've had a long time ago.

私は君と一緒に行きたい。
I want to go with you.
I want to go with you.

彼はひかえめに言っても、倹約家だ。
He is frugal, to say the least of it.
He is, to say the least, a thrifty person.

私はピアノを弾きます。
I play piano.
I'll play the piano.

光線はプリズムによって七色に分解される。
Light is resolved by a prism into seven colors.
The light rays are broken down into seven colors by the pulsation.

彼は枕に頭を横たえた。
He laid his head on the pillow.
He lay his head on the pillow.

人には誰でも弱点はある。
Every man has his weak side.
We all have weaknesses.

彼女はタイピストの口が見つかった。
She got a job as a typist.
She found the typist's mouth.

雨は絶え間なく降っていた。
It rained nonstop.
The rain was falling continuously.

トムの仕事は中古車の販売です。
Tom's work is selling second-hand cars.
Tom's job is to sell used cars.

頼りにしてるよ。
I'm counting on you.
I'm counting on you.

彼女は泳ぐためにそこへ行った。
She went there to swim.
She went there to swim.

今、フランス風のドレスが流行している。
The French style of dress is in vogue just now.
A French dress is now in vogue.

あの子が羨ましい。
I envy her.
I envy her.

トムはときどきボストンに行く。
Tom sometimes goes to Boston.
Tom goes to Boston sometimes.

この論文では交渉における仲介者の立場に関する困難点は何かという問題をとりあげる。
In this paper I address the question, what is difficult about the intermediary's position in a negotiation?
The article raises the question of what is the challenge of the terms of the mediator's position in the negotiations?

私は単調な生活にあきあきしている。
I am tired of my monotonous life.
I am eager to live a simple life.

その大きな蛇を見て彼は非常に驚きました。
He was very much frightened at the sight of the big snake.
He was very surprised to see that big snake.

君は木の下へ避難した。
You took shelter under a tree.
You evacuated under the tree.

あなたは何年生ですか。
What year are you in school?
How old are you?

彼女は遠くまで行かなかった。
She didn't go far.
She didn't go far.

彼女は笑いをこらえられなかった。
She couldn't help bursting into laughter.
She couldn't laugh.

お好きなようにしなさい。
Do whatever you like.
Do whatever you want.

私は公園で彼に会いました。
I saw him in the park.
I met him in the park.

急げ、さもないと最終電車に乗り遅れるぞ。
Hurry up, or you will be late for the last train.
Hurry up or we'll miss the last train.

この無責任なうわさの源を突き止めたいと思う。
I want to find out the source of this irresponsible rumor.
I want to find the source of this irresponsible gossip.

警察は殺人事件について新しい証拠が発見できないでいる。
Police have failed to turn up any new evidence about the murder.
The police are unable to find any new evidence on the murders.

その木は吹きたおされた。
The tree was blown down.
That tree was blown away.

このようなミスは見逃しやすい。
It's very easy to miss this kind of mistake.
It's easy to overlook these mistakes.

少年を助けようとしていて私は危うく溺れるところだった。
I came near being drowned, trying to rescue a boy.
I was trying to help the boy, and I almost drowned.

彼女は姉とまったく同じくらい美人だ。
She is no less beautiful than her sister.
She's just as beautiful as her sister.

彼に必要なだけのお金を貸してやりなさい。
Lend him as much money as he needs.
Give him as much money as he needs.

私の運転免許証は来週、期限が切れる。
My driver's license will expire next week.
My driver's license expires next week.

彼の事務所を見つけるのは私にとってたやすい。
I had no difficulty in finding his office.
It's easy for me to find his office.

私の兄は東京に住んでいる。
My brother lives in Tokyo.
My brother lives in Tokyo.

机の下にリンゴがあります。
There is an apple under the desk.
There's an apple under the desk.

彼は明日東京へ出発します。
He's leaving for Tokyo tomorrow.
He's leaving for Tokyo tomorrow.

私はそのすべての本を処理した。
I got rid of all the books.
I handled all that book.

ある晩、ひとりの商人が帰り道にその坂を登っていた。
One night a merchant was walking up the slope on his way home.
One night, a merchant climbed the hill on his way home.

彼女は私にどの服を着ていったらよいか教えてくれた。
She showed me which dress to wear.
She told me which clothes I should wear.

一月に彼に会いました。
I met him in January.
I met him in January.

彼はどうしても私に手伝わせようとした。
He tried to get me to help him.
He tried so hard to get me to help him.

私たちは皆彼をよく知っています。
All of us know him well.
We all know him well.

この仕事のために私は世界中に出かけます。
This job carries me all over the world.
I'm going all over the world for this job.

なぜ君はそんなに悲しそうな顔をしているのか。
Why are you looking so sad?
Why are you so sad?

彼の頭は新しいアイディアであふれている。
His brain bubbles with new ideas.
His head is full of new ideas.