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通りtooride少年shounentoすれ違ったsurechigatta
I passed a boy in the street.
追われたowareta敗残兵haizanheihaどうやらdouyara対決taiketsunoときtokigaきたkitatoharawoきめたkimeta
The pursued remnant of soldiers decided it was high time for a show-down one way or another.
賃金chinginto物価bukkano悪循環akujunkanwo断ち切るtachikiruことkotoha困難konnanda
It is difficult to break the vicious circle of wages and prices.
沈黙chinmokuwo不気味にbukimini感じるkanjiruアメリカ人AMERIKAjinha多くooku会話kaiwachuuni沈黙chinmokuga起こるokorutoそれsorewo話しhanashi始めhajimeなければならないnakerebanaranai合図aizudato考えるkangaeru傾向keikougaあるaru
Many Americans are uncomfortable with silence, and they tend to regard silence in a conversation as a signal that they need to start talking.
鳥類chouruino発声hasseiにおいてnioite真にshinni驚異的なkyouitekinatenha鳴管nakanno2つfutatsuno側面sokumenga独立dokuritsuしてshite動くugokuことができるkotogadekirutoいうiuことkotoであるdearu
The truly remarkable feature of sound production by birds is that the two sides of the syrinx can act independently.
torihafuyuになるninarutominamihe飛んでtondeいくiku
Birds fly south in the winter.
toriha小さなchiisana果実kajitsuto穀物kokumotsunotanewo常食joushokuとしているtoshiteiru
Birds feed on berries and corn seeds.
toriたちtachihaそのsononekowo見るmirutoビックリBIKKURIしてshite飛び去ったtobisatta
The birds flew away in alarm when they saw the cat.
toriga自分jibunnohinaniesawoやったりyattari守ったりmamottariするsurunotoha違ってchigattesakanahatamagowo産みumiっぱなしppanashiniするsuru
Unlike birds, which feed and shelter their young, fish abandon their eggs.
頂上choujouni着くtsukutominade「ヤッホー」‘YAHHOO’to叫んだsakenda
When we reached the summit, we all yelled out into the void.
長年naganennomawatashihabiだけdakega人生jinseini意義igiwo与えてataeteくれるkureruものでありmonodeariこのkonoごみごみgomigomiしたshita地上chijoude次々とtsugitsugito引き継がれるhikitsugareru世代sedaini課せられるkaserareru唯一のyuiitsuno目的mokutekiとはtoha時々tokidoki芸術家geijutsukawo生み出すumidasuことkotodato思っていたomotteita
For many years I thought that it was beauty alone that gave significance to life and that the only purpose that could be assigned to the generations that succeed one another on the face of this crowded earth was to produce an artist now and then.
長々とnaganagato協議kyougiしたshita末にsueni売り手uriteto買い手kaiteha結局kekkyoku折り合ったoriatta
After considerable argument, the buyer and the seller finally came to terms.
長寿choujutogo幸福koufukuwo祝してshukushite乾杯kanpai
Here's to a long and happy life!
長時間choujikan歩くarukutokakatoniたこtakogaできるdekiru
If you walk a lot, you will develop calluses on your heel.
長崎nagasakiheもう一度mouichidoいくikuto3回行ったokonattaことになるkotoninaru
I will have been to Nagasaki three times if I go there again.
長くnagaku歩いたaruitanochide疲れたtsukaretaかどうかkadouka聞くkikuto彼女kanojohaええeeちょっとchottoto言ったitta
When I asked her if she was tired after the long walk, she said, "sort of."
長い目で見るnagaimedemiruto良いyoi品物shinamonowo買ったkattahougatokuda
It pays in the long run to buy goods of high quality.
長い目で見るnagaimedemiruto私達watashitachihaこのkono機械kikaiwo買うkauことによってkotoniyotte沢山takusannoお金okanewo節約setsuyakuできますdekimasu
In the long run, we can save a lot of money by buying this machine.
長いnagai沈黙chinmokugaあったattaついにtsuini彼女kanojohaそうsouあなたanataha出て行くdeteikunoneto言ったitta
There was a long silence. At length she said, "So you're leaving me."
長い間nagaimakareni会いaiたいtaito思っていたomotteita
I've wanted to meet him for a long time.
長い間nagaima人間ningenha病気byoukito戦ってtatakatteきたkita
For ages, man has been fighting against disease.
長い間nagaimakunni会いaiたいtaito思っていたomotteita
I have long wanted to see you.
長いことnagaikotoずっとzuttoあのanokurumaga欲しいhoshiito思っているomotteiru
I have long wanted that car.
調教師choukyoushitoイルカIRUKAhaお互いにotagaini私たちwatashitachiga予想yosouしたshitaよりyoriはるかにharukaniコミュニケーションKOMYUNIKEESHONwo上手にjouzuniwoしたshita
The dolphin and trainer communicated much better than we expected.
調べてshirabeteみるmirutoそのsono宝石housekihaイミテーションIMITEESHONdato分かったwakatta
On examination the jewel proved to be an imitation.

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