BackpropBuff/Tatoeba.en-ja huggingface dataset:
English: Do to others as you would be done by.
Japanese: やってもらいたいように、他人にしなさい。
English: You'll succeed if you try.
Japanese: やってみれば旨く行くよ。
English: You'll succeed if you try.
Japanese: やってみたら成功するよ。
English: You can do it if you try.
Japanese: やってみれば君にはそれが出来る。
English: You never know what you can do till you try.
Japanese: やってみなければ自分の力はわからない。
English: I think it better not to try.
Japanese: やってみないほうがよいと思う。
English: I found it easy when I gave it a try.
Japanese: やってみたら簡単でした。
English: Try as he might, he couldn't get the door open.
Japanese: やってみたが彼はそのドアを開ける事ができなかった。
English: I found it impossible to get in contact with him.
Japanese: やってみたが、彼と連絡をとることができなかった。
English: I tried, only to fail.
Japanese: やってみたが、失敗しただけだった。
English: I have a lot of activities which take up my time.
Japanese: やっていることがたくさんあって時間がすっかりとられてしまう。
English: I felt I had hit the jackpot.
Japanese: やったと思った。
English: It is the first step which is troublesome.
Japanese: やっかいなのは最初の一歩だ。
English: The problem was how to drive quickly and safely to the house.
Japanese: やっかいなことは家まで早く安全に運転していくことだった。
English: In order to lose weight some people skip meals.
Japanese: やせるために食事を抜く人がいる。
English: I have to lose weight, so I'm on a diet.
Japanese: やせなくてはならないのでダイエットをしています。
English: I have to lose weight, so I'm on a diet.
Japanese: 体重を減らさなくてはいけないのでダイエット中です。
English: In order to lose weight, it is best to take up some sport.
Japanese: やせるためには、何かスポーツをするのが一番だ。
English: Don't be a busybody.
Japanese: やじ馬はやめろ。
English: If you want to lose weight, you'll have to be careful about what you eat.
Japanese: やせたければ、食べ物に注意しなければなりません。
English: Tenderness is an important element in a person's character.
Japanese: やさしさは人の性格の中で重要な要素だ。
English: Explain it in plain terms, please.
Japanese: やさしい言葉で説明してください。
English: Because it is written in simple English even a child can understand it.
Japanese: やさしい英語で書かれているのでその話は子供にでも理解できる。
English: Written in easy English, the book is easy to read.
Japanese: やさしい英語で書かれているので、その本は読みやすい。
English: Written in easy English, this book is suitable for beginners.
Japanese: やさしい英語で書かれているので、この本は初心者向きである。
English: Written in simple English, this book is suitable for beginners.
Japanese: やさしい英語で書いてあるので、この本は初心者に適している。
English: I got blisters from the burn.
Japanese: やけどで水ぶくれができました。
English: Cool the burned finger in running water.
Japanese: やけどした指を、流水中で冷やしなさい。
English: Desperate men often do desperate things.
Japanese: やけくそになった男はしばしばやけくそな事をする。
English: Before long, she will be a good teacher.
Japanese: やがて彼女はよい先生になるでしょう。
English: It will not be long before she regrets it.
Japanese: やがて彼女はそれを後悔するだろう。
English: By and by he forgot that affair.
Japanese: やがて彼はその事件のことを忘れた。
English: In due time, his innocence will be proved.
Japanese: 時が来れば彼の無罪が証明されるだろう。
English: In due time, his innocence will be proved.
Japanese: やがて彼の無実が証明されるだろう。
English: In due time, his innocence will be proved.
Japanese: そのうちに彼の無実が証明されるだろう。
English: The time will soon come when his words will come true.
Japanese: やがて彼の言葉が現実となる日がくるであろう。
English: Before long he came into the room.
Japanese: やがて彼が部屋に入ってきた。
English: It will not be long before the winter vacation ends.
Japanese: やがて冬休みも終わるだろう。
English: It will not be long before we can know the truth of the matter.
Japanese: やがて事件の真相がわかるころだ。
English: It was not long before I caught up with him.
Japanese: やがて私は彼に追いついた。
English: By and by the moon appeared on the horizon.
Japanese: やがて月が地平線上に現れた。
English: Before long, the moon began to appear.
Japanese: やがて月が見え始めた。
English: Coming events cast their shadows before.
Japanese: やがて起こる事件はその前に影を投げる。
English: I hope it will clear up soon.
Japanese: やがて雨は上がるを思う。
English: It may rain soon.
Japanese: 直に雨が降るかもしれない。
English: It may rain soon.
Japanese: やがて雨になるかもしれない。
English: Love will come in time.
Japanese: やがて愛情が生まれるだろう。
English: By and by the party ended and everyone went home.
Japanese: やがてパーティーは終わりみんな家に帰った。
English: In time, Tom came to love her.
Japanese: やがてトムは彼女を愛するようになった。
English: The day will soon come when there will be no more wars in the world.
Japanese: やがてこの世から戦争がなくなる日がくるだろう。
English: It will not be long before the cherry blossoms on our campus come out.
Japanese: やがてキャンパスの桜の花が咲くでしょう。
English: It will not be long before you accommodate yourself to the new circumstances.
Japanese: やがてあなたは新しい環境に慣れるだろう。
English: In due course, eating meat will be considered as horrible as eating human flesh.
Japanese: やがて、動物の肉を食べることは人肉を食べるのと同じようにひどいと見られるようになるだろう。
English: By and by it will become colder again.
Japanese: やがて、また寒くなるでしょう。
English: Hello, Meg, how have you been?
Japanese: やあメグ、いかがでしたか。
English: I haven't seen you for a long time, Bill.
Japanese: やあビル、随分久しぶりだね。
English: Hello, John! How are you?
Japanese: やあジョン元気かい？
English: Hi! What's new?
Japanese: やあ、調子はどう。
English: Hello, how's business?
Japanese: やあ、景気はどうかね。
English: "Now, boys." he said.
Japanese: やあ、みんな。と彼は言いました。
English: Hey, Bob. Where do you have your car washed?
Japanese: やぁ、ボブ。どこで君の車を洗ってもらったんだい。
English: Hi, Fred, how about badminton on Thursday?
Japanese: やあ、フレッド。木曜日にバドミントンはどう。
English: Hi, Bill. How are you?
Japanese: やあ、ビル。元気？
English: Hello, Tom. Good morning.
Japanese: やぁ、トム。おはよう。
English: Hello. Fancy meeting you here.
Japanese: やあ、こんな所で会うとはね。
English: Hello! Fancy meeting you here! It's a small world, isn't it?
Japanese: やあ、こんな所でお会いするなんて偶然ですね。世の中って狭いものですね。
English: How high is Mont Blanc?
Japanese: モンブランはどのくらいの高さがありますか。
English: Speaking with reporters in Montreal, Canada, Walesa says the change of leadership in East Germany came about because the old guard leaders missed the train of history.
Japanese: モントリオールで報道陣と会見したワレサ氏は、東ドイツ指導部の交代は、旧体制の保守派指導者らが歴史の流れに取り残されたために起きた、と述べました。
English: The buses in Montgomery were segregated.
Japanese: モントゴメリーのバスは人種隔離が行われていた。
English: Montgomery was where it all began.
Japanese: モンゴメリーは、そのすべてが始まった所であった。
English: Mont Blanc is covered with snow all the year round.
Japanese: モン・ブランは１年中雪でおおわれている。
English: Molly has a large clock.
Japanese: モリーは大きな置き時計を持っている。
English: Hey, Molly, why don't you come?
Japanese: モリー、君も行こう。
English: It is better to give than to take.
Japanese: もらうより与える方が良い。
English: My allowance does not pay for my tuition.
Japanese: もらう金では授業料にはたりない。
English: The haze enveloped London.
Japanese: もやがロンドンの町をすっぽりと包んだ。
English: The skin of peaches bruises easily.
Japanese: モモも皮は痛みやすい。
English: I don't believe him any longer.
Japanese: もはや彼の言うことを信じない。
English: I don't believe him any longer.
Japanese: もう彼を信じたりしない。
English: I don't believe him any longer.
Japanese: もう彼のことを信じたりしない。
English: It's really wonderful seeing you again, Momoe.
Japanese: モモエ、またお会いできて本当にうれしいです。
English: I'm confident that there won't be a world war.
Japanese: もはや世界大戦はないものと確信する。
English: I don't trust him any longer.
Japanese: もはや私は彼を信用していない。
English: I have nothing further to say.
Japanese: もはや言うことはない。
English: There is no longer any room for doubt.
Japanese: もはや疑いの余地はない。
English: No one speaks this language anymore.
Japanese: もはやこの言語を話す人はいない。
English: I do not need a loan anymore.
Japanese: もはやローンは必要ではない。
English: I have something to ask of you.
Japanese: 私はあなたに頼みたいことがいくつかあります。
English: I have something to ask of you.
Japanese: ものは相談だけど。
English: You'll never know unless you try.
Japanese: ものは試しだよ。
English: You'll never know unless you try.
Japanese: 試してみなければ決して分からないだろう。
English: It is hard to get to the heart of the thing.
Japanese: ものの核心にふれることは容易ではありません。
English: He was flying down the road.
Japanese: ものすごい勢いで駆けていった。
English: He was flying down the road.
Japanese: すごい勢いで駆けていったよ。
English: There has to be a first time for everything.
Japanese: ものには全て始めというのがあるはずだ。
English: The sound of an awful scream made him shudder.
Japanese: ものすごい叫び声に彼はぞっとした。
English: Measure the length of the stick with a ruler.
Japanese: ものさしでその棒の長さを測りなさい。
English: Try to see things as they really are.
Japanese: 物を有るがままにみようよしなさい。
English: Try to see things as they really are.
Japanese: ものごとをあるがままに見るようにしなさい。
English: Monet's art is representative of Impressionism.
Japanese: モネの芸術は印象派を代表している。
English: Mona Lisa has a mild but mysterious smile.
Japanese: モナリザはやさしいが神秘的な微笑を浮かべている。
English: I hope to make clear why I think Emmet's theory, originally introduced in the field of design architecture, is so important in physics.
Japanese: もともと建築デザインという分野で提案されたエメット理論がなぜ物理学において重要なのかを明らかにしたい。
English: He is said to have been a man of respectable position.
Japanese: もとは相当の身分の人だったそうです。
English: Put it back where you found it.
Japanese: 元のところへ戻しておきなさい。
English: Put it back where you found it.
Japanese: もとの場所へ戻しておきなさい。
English: Put it back where you found it.
Japanese: もとの所へ戻っておきなさい。
English: I used to read novels at random.
Japanese: 僕は手当たり次第に本を読んだものだ。
English: I used to read novels at random.
Japanese: 僕は手当たり次第に小説を読んだものだ。
English: I used to read novels at random.
Japanese: 私は手あたり次第に小説を読んだものだ。
English: I used to read novels at random.
Japanese: もとは手当たり次第に小説を読んだものだ。
English: I'll see if he is in.
Japanese: もどっているか見てまいります。
English: Please put it back in its place.
Japanese: もとの場所に戻して下さい。
English: A model must have an attractive body.
Japanese: モデルは魅力のある体をしていなければならない。
English: The modem was built into the computer.
Japanese: モデムはコンピューターの中に組み込まれた。
English: You must be more polite.
Japanese: もっと礼儀正しくしなさい。
English: May God show us a better life!
Japanese: もっと良い暮らしができますように。
English: With more courage, I might have proposed to Mary.
Japanese: もっと勇気があったら、私はメアリーにプロポーズしていたかもしれない。
English: In the absence of a better idea I had to choose this method.
Japanese: もっと良い考えがなかったので、私はこの方法をとらなければならなかった。
English: I'd like it in a brighter color.
Japanese: もっと明るい色のはないですか。
English: You should eat more vegetables.
Japanese: もっと野菜を食べた方がいい。
English: You should eat more vegetables.
Japanese: あなたはもっと野菜を食べた方がいいですよ。
English: You should eat more vegetables.
Japanese: あなたはもっとたくさんの野菜を食べるといいですよ。
English: I have promised myself to read more books.
Japanese: もっと本を読もうと誓いました。
English: You are bound to fail unless you study harder.
Japanese: もっと勉強しなければきっと失敗するわよ。
English: You are bound to fail unless you study harder.
Japanese: もっと勉強しないときっと失敗するわよ。
English: I regret that I did not work harder.
Japanese: もっと勉強しなかったことを後悔している。
English: You will fail unless you work harder.
Japanese: もっと勉強しない限り落第しますよ。
English: You're old enough to know better.
Japanese: もっと分別があってもいい年頃だよ。
English: Do you have better quality ones?
Japanese: もっと品質の良いものはありますか。
English: More often than not, she had to go in person.
Japanese: もっと彼女は人前にでなければならなかった。
English: More often than not, she had to go in person.
Japanese: しばしば、彼女は自ら赴かねばならなかった。
English: I wish I had more time to talk with her.
Japanese: もっと彼女と話す時間があればいいのに。
English: I wish I were taller.
Japanese: もっと背が高ければいいのになあ。
English: Let's go by bus to see more of the city.
Japanese: もっと町を見るためにバスで行こう。
English: I will tell you more about Japan.
Japanese: もっと日本の話をしようと思います。
English: You should have talked more politely.
Japanese: もっと丁寧な話し方をすべきだったのに。
English: Drive more carefully, or you will run into trouble.
Japanese: もっと注意深く運転しなければ、事故に巻き込まれますよ。
English: Drive more carefully, or you will have an accident.
Japanese: もっと注意深く運転しないと、事故に遭いますよ。
English: You must learn to be more careful.
Japanese: もっと注意深くならなければならない。
English: A careful reader would have noticed the mistake.
Japanese: 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。
English: Do your work with more care.
Japanese: 注意して仕事をしろ。
English: Do your work with more care.
Japanese: もっと注意をして仕事をしなさい。
English: Do your work with more care.
Japanese: もっと注意して仕事をしなさい。
English: I've told you again and again to be more careful.
Japanese: もっと注意するようにと何度も言ったでしょ。
English: Be more careful, or you will make mistakes.
Japanese: もっと注意しないと間違いをしますよ。
English: How I wish I had been more careful!
Japanese: もっと注意していればどんなによかったか！
English: With a little more care, he wouldn't have failed.
Japanese: もっと注意していたら、彼は失敗していなかったろうに。
English: If you had been more careful, you would not have met with an accident.
Japanese: もっと注意していたら、君は事故にあわなかったろうに。
English: Speak more slowly.
Japanese: もっと遅くしゃべってください。
English: I want to buy a more expensive watch.
Japanese: もっと値段が高い時計を買いたい。
English: You don't have to leave me hanging like this. Why don't you just come out and tell it to me straight?
Japanese: もっと単刀直入に言ってくれないかな。隔靴掻痒の感なきにしもあらずだよ。
English: We should judge matters on a broader basis.
Japanese: もっと大局的に見て判断すべきだ。
English: Raise your voice.
Japanese: もっと大きな声で話しなさい。
English: Could you speak louder? I'm hard of hearing.
Japanese: もっと大きな声で話してくれませんか。私は耳が遠いんです。
English: Speak louder, please.
Japanese: もっと大きな声で話してください。
English: Louder, please.
Japanese: もっと大きい声で言ってください。
English: If it's possible, I'd like to exchange this for a larger size.
Japanese: もっと大きいのと取り替えてください。
English: Do you have a larger size?
Japanese: もっと大きいサイズがありますか。
English: He was laid off until there was more work to do.
Japanese: 彼は仕事がもっとあるようになるまで一時的に解雇された。
English: He was laid off until there was more work to do.
Japanese: もっと多く仕事が出来るまで彼は一時解雇された。
English: He was laid off until there was more work to do.
Japanese: もっと多くの仕事ができるまで、彼は一時仕事を解雇された。
English: Walk faster, or you'll miss the train.
Japanese: もっと速く歩きなさい。さもないと電車に乗り遅れますよ。
English: You are to get up earlier.
Japanese: もっと早起きしなさい。
English: I'm sorry I didn't reply to you sooner.
Japanese: もっと早く返事を出さなくてごめんなさい。
English: Sorry I didn't reply sooner.
Japanese: もっと早く返事を出さないでいてすみません。
English: Had I arrived earlier, I could have seen Kelly.
Japanese: もっと早く着いていれば、私はケレーに会うことが出来ただろう。
English: I should have left earlier.
Japanese: もっと早く出発すれば良かったのに。
English: I should have left earlier.
Japanese: もっと早く出発しておけばよかった。
English: I should have left earlier.
Japanese: もっと早くに出発すればよかった。
English: We should have set off earlier.
Japanese: もっと早く出発するべきだった。
English: Please forgive me for not having written sooner.
Japanese: もっと早く手紙を差し上げなかったことをお許し下さい。
English: She accused me of not writing to her sooner.
Japanese: もっと早く手紙をくれなかったと言って、彼女は私を非難した。
English: I ought to have made a hotel reservation earlier.
Japanese: もっと早くホテルの予約をしておくんだった。
English: You should have started by now.
Japanese: もっと早くはじめるべきだったのに。
English: You should have told it to me sooner.
Japanese: もっと早く言ってくれたらよかったのに。
English: You ought to have come here earlier.
Japanese: もっと早くここに来るべきであったのに。
English: Sorry I didn't e-mail you sooner.
Japanese: もっと早くＥメールしなくて、すみません。
English: You need to eat more fiber.
Japanese: もっと繊維質をとりなさい。
English: Speak more quietly, please.
Japanese: もっと静かに話してください。
English: Less noise, please.
Japanese: もっと静かにして下さい。
English: Less noise, please.
Japanese: どうかもう少し静かにして下さい。
English: Tell me the more exact time.
Japanese: もっと正確な時間をおしえてください。
English: It runs deeper than that.
Japanese: もっと深い理由がある。
English: Eat more fresh vegetables.
Japanese: もっと新鮮な野菜を食べなさい。
English: Eat more, or you won't gain strength.
Japanese: もっと食べないと体力が付きませんよ。
English: You must gather further information.
Japanese: もっと情報を集めねばならない。
English: Show me a better one.
Japanese: もっと上等なのを見せてくれ。
English: I want more detailed information.
Japanese: もっと詳しい情報が欲しい。
English: Moving to a smaller place will reduce the expenses.
Japanese: もっと小さな家に移れば出費が切り詰められるだろう。
English: Do you have any smaller sizes?
Japanese: もっと小さいサイズの物はありますか。
English: Be more flexible.
Japanese: もっと柔軟な態度をとりなさい。
English: Do you have a smaller size?
Japanese: もっと小さいサイズがありますか。
English: I wish I were younger.
Japanese: 私がもっと若ければいいのに。
English: I wish I were younger.
Japanese: もっと若ければなぁ。
English: I wish I were younger.
Japanese: もっと若ければいいのに。
English: If I were younger, I would go abroad to study.
Japanese: もっと若ければ、海外に留学するのに。
English: I wish we had more time.
Japanese: もっと時間があったらいいのだが。
English: I wish we had more time.
Japanese: もっと時間があればいいのに。
English: If I had had more time, I would have written to you.
Japanese: もっと時間があったら、君に便りを出したのに。
English: I could have done better if I had had more time.
Japanese: もっと時間があったら、もっとうまくやることが出来たのだが。
English: I could have done better if I had had more time.
Japanese: 時間がもっとあったら、さらに上手くやることができたのに。
English: I would have written a longer letter if I'd had more time.
Japanese: もっと時間があったなら、もっと長い手紙を書いたのだが。
English: Come closer to me.
Japanese: もっと私の側に来なさい。
English: You must treat them with more consideration.
Japanese: 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。
English: I wish there was more variety in my work.
Japanese: もっと仕事に変化があったならばなあ。
English: Try to be a more rational consumer.
Japanese: もっと合理的な消費者になるように努めなさい。
English: You should try to behave better.
Japanese: もっと行儀よくしなさい。
English: You must act more wisely.
Japanese: もっと賢明に振る舞いなさい。
English: We have to cut business expenses here. Haven't you ever heard of looking at how much you're getting before you start spending?
Japanese: もっと経費を抑えろよ。入るを量りて出ずるを為す、ということを知らんのかね。
English: A more experienced lawyer would have dealt with the case in a different way.
Japanese: もっと経験のある弁護士なら、その件は違ったやり方で処理しただろう。
English: Come closer and have a good look at this picture.
Japanese: もっと近づいて、この絵をよく見なさい。
English: With more education, he would have found a better job.
Japanese: もっと教育を受けていたら、彼はさらによい仕事を見つけていただろう。
English: Put more spirit into your work.
Japanese: もっと気合いを入れて仕事しろ。
English: Could you put it in plain language?
Japanese: もっと簡単な言葉で説明して下さい。
English: Please let me know if you need help in reserving a room closer to the Convention Center.
Japanese: もっと会議場に近い場所の部屋の方がよろしければ、ご連絡下さい。
English: Sometimes I feel like living a more peaceful life.
Japanese: もっと穏やかな生活をしたいと思うことが時々ある。
English: If you don't get more exercise, you'll get fat.
Japanese: もっと運動をしないと太るよ。
English: If you don't get more exercise, you'll get fat.
Japanese: もっと運動しないと、あなたは太りますよ。
English: I'm going to get more exercise.
Japanese: もっと運動しようと思います。
English: Do more exercise, or you'll get too fat.
Japanese: もっと運動しなさい、さもないと太り過ぎになりますよ。
English: Will you please advise him to work harder?
Japanese: もっと一生懸命勉強するように忠告してやってください。
English: You'll never achieve anything if you don't study harder.
Japanese: もっと一生懸命勉強しないと何事も成し遂げられません。
English: You'll never achieve anything if you don't study harder.
Japanese: もっと勉強に身を入れないと何も成し遂げられないだろうよ。
English: If you had studied harder, you would have passed the examination.
Japanese: もっと一生懸命勉強していたら君は試験に合格していただろうに。
English: You had better have studied harder.
Japanese: もっと一生懸命勉強した方がよかったのに。
English: Could you reduce the price a little?
Japanese: もっと安くなりますか。
English: Haven't you got a cheaper edition?
Japanese: もっと安い廉価版はないのですか。
English: Haven't you got a cheaper edition?
Japanese: もっと安い本はないですか。
English: Do you have anything cheaper?
Japanese: もっと安いものはありますか。
English: Do you have anything cheaper?
Japanese: もっと安いのはありますか。
English: Do you have any cheaper seats?
Japanese: もっと安い席がありますか。
English: Can you give me a better price?
Japanese: もっと安い価格になりませんか。
English: Show me a cheaper one, please.
Japanese: もっと安いものを見せてください。
English: Do you have less expensive ones?
Japanese: もっと安いものはありますか。
English: Do you have anything less expensive?
Japanese: もっと安いのはありませんか。
English: How about some more roast beef?
Japanese: もっとローストビーフを召し上がれ。
English: How about some more roast beef?
Japanese: ローストビーフのおかわりはどうですか？
English: Let's keep him in the dark until we know more.
Japanese: もっとよくわかるまで彼には内緒にしておこう。
English: Born in better times, he would have become famous.
Japanese: もっとよい時代に生まれていたら、彼は有名になっていただろう。
English: Born in better times, he would have become a great scholar.
Japanese: もっとよい時代に生まれていたら、彼は大学者になっていただろう。
English: The education system needs to be more flexible.
Japanese: もっとゆとりのある教育が必要だ。
English: Won't you speak more slowly?
Japanese: もっとゆっくり話せませんか。
English: He asked me to speak more slowly.
Japanese: もっとゆっくり話しなさいと彼は私に言いました。
English: He asked me to speak more slowly.
Japanese: 彼は私にもっとゆっくり話すように言った。
English: We appealed to our teacher to go more slowly.
Japanese: もっとゆっくり歩くように先生に頼んだ。
English: Walk more slowly.
Japanese: もっとゆっくり歩きなさい。
English: Could you drive more slowly?
Japanese: もっとゆっくり走ってください。
English: You ought to eat more slowly.
Japanese: もっとゆっくり食べるほうがいい。
English: Drive more slowly, or you'll get a ticket.
Japanese: もっとゆっくり運転しないと違反切符をもらうことになるよ。
English: Could you speak more slowly, please?
Japanese: もっとゆっくりお願いできますか。
English: The brightest student expressed gratitude on behalf of his classmates.
Japanese: もっとも優秀な学生がクラスを代表して感謝の意をあらわした。
English: The handsomest flower is not sweetest.
Japanese: もっとも美しい花がもっとも香りがよいとは限らない。
English: The fastest runner can't run 100 meters in 9 seconds.
Japanese: もっとも速いランナーでも１００メートルを９秒では走れない。
English: It is that Emmet's theory is compatible with previous theories in physics that is of most significance.
Japanese: もっとも重要な点は、エメットの理論が物理学の従前の理論と矛盾しないということである。
English: Most important of all, the brain needs global reentry pathways connecting these anatomical structures.
Japanese: もっとも重要なことは、脳にはこれらの解剖学的組織を結合する全体的な再入経路が必要である。
English: You had better begin with easier questions.
Japanese: もっともやさしい問題から始めた方がいい。
English: Help yourself to more potato chips.
Japanese: もっとポテトチップスをご自由に召し上がれ。
English: I should have come earlier.
Japanese: もっと早く来るべきだった。
English: Does anyone want some more pie?
Japanese: もっとパイが欲しい人はいますか。
English: Does anyone want some more pie?
Japanese: パイがもっと欲しい人いる？
English: I'll explain the matter to you later on.
Japanese: もっとのちにそのことを説明します。
English: I want a lot more.
Japanese: もっとたくさん欲しい。
English: Buckle down and get to work. Do you think we're on a Sunday picnic here?
Japanese: もっとしっかり仕事をしてよ。今回は物見遊山の旅じゃないんだから。
English: Help yourself to more cookies.
Japanese: もっとクッキーをどうぞ。
English: Please help yourself to some more cake.
Japanese: もっとケーキをご自由に食べてください。
English: How about more fruit, Goro?
Japanese: もっとくだものをいかがですか、ゴロウ。
English: You should eat more fruit.
Japanese: もっと果物を食べるべきです。
English: Would you care for more cookies?
Japanese: もっとクッキーはいかがですか。
English: I had hoped to save more money.
Japanese: もっとお金を貯めたかったのだけれど。
English: I wish I earned more money.
Japanese: もっとお金を稼げたらいいなあと思います。
English: I'm going to save more money.
Japanese: もっとお金をためようと思うんだ。
English: If I had more money, I could move to a bigger house.
Japanese: もっとお金があれば大きな家に移れるのにな。
English: You should exert yourself to get better results.
Japanese: もっといい成績を得るように努力しなさい。
English: We would move to a bigger house if we had more money.
Japanese: もっとお金があれば、もっと大きな家に引っ越すでしょう。
English: A pizza topped with mozzarella is my first choice.
Japanese: モッツァレラ・チーズをかけたピザには、真っ先に飛びついてしまいます。
English: Can you think of something better?
Japanese: もっといいこと思いつきませんか。
English: Benefits of course should exceed the costs.
Japanese: もちろん利潤は生産費を上回るべきです。
English: Of course you can take it if you want.
Japanese: もちろん欲しければとってもいいよ。
English: Of course you can take it if you want.
Japanese: もちろん、欲しければとってもいいですよ。
English: Of course, neither goods nor mailing fee returned.
Japanese: もちろん品も、そして郵送料すらも返ってこなかった。
English: She'll do it as a matter of course.
Japanese: もちろん彼女はそれをやるだろう。
English: She naturally accepted the invitation.
Japanese: もちろん彼女はその招待に応じた。
English: I'll certainly go and see him.
Japanese: もちろん彼を訪ねます。
English: As a matter of course, he is quite right.
Japanese: もちろん彼は絶対に正しい。
English: Of course I accepted his offer of support.
Japanese: もちろん彼の援助の申し出を受けたよ。
English: Of course, many senior citizens are happy with retirement.
Japanese: もちろん年輩者の中には、退職を喜ぶ人も多い。
English: Of course, there were concerts in the town.
Japanese: もちろん町でコンサートはありました。
English: Of course there should be local hospitals.
Japanese: もちろん地域独自の病院もあるべきだ。
English: Of course it's difficult to gain access to the Prime Minister.
Japanese: もちろん首相に面会するのは難しい。
English: The magnets, of course, have a magnetic field around them.
Japanese: もちろん磁石は周りに磁場をもっています。
English: Of course I will go.
Japanese: もちろん私も行きます。
English: Of course, I will be at the party.
Japanese: もちろん私はそのパーティーに行きます。
English: Of course our lifestyle is different from America.
Japanese: もちろん私たちの生活様式はアメリカのとは異なっている。
English: I took it for granted that you would join.
Japanese: もちろん君は参加するものと思っていたよ。
English: Air as well as sunlight is, needless to say, indispensable to our daily life.
Japanese: もちろん空気は日光とともに、毎日の生活に欠かせぬものである。
English: Oh, sure, I studied English in my school days. But it wasn't until two or three years ago that I really started taking it seriously.
Japanese: もちろん学生時代に英語は勉強したけど、本格的に始めたのはここ２、３年くらい前です。
English: Of course, we must do our best.
Japanese: もちろんわれわれは最善を尽くさなければならない。
English: It goes without saying that country life is healthier than town life.
Japanese: もちろんのことだが、いなかの生活は都会の生活より健康によい。
English: Sure, go right ahead.
Japanese: もちろんですとも、どんどんやってください。
English: Of course I remember the news quite well.
Japanese: もちろんそのニュースをたいへんよく覚えています。
English: Of course, you may.
Japanese: もちろん、いいよ。
English: Of course they resemble each other in some ways.
Japanese: もちろん、両者はある点では似ている。
English: As a matter of course, she passed the examination.
Japanese: もちろん、彼女は試験に合格した。
English: Of course I can drive a car very well.
Japanese: もちろん、私は大変上手に車を運転できます。
English: Of course I can drive a car very well.
Japanese: もちろん、じょうずに車を運転できます。
English: I am against the war, of course.
Japanese: もちろん、戦争には反対だ。
English: Of course, I'm young, and politics is conducted by grown-ups.
Japanese: もちろん、私はまだ若いし、政治は大人がやっているんですもの。
English: Of course, I will go there with you.
Japanese: もちろん、私はあなたとそこに行くつもりです。
English: Of course, to be valuable, an old carpet must be in good condition.
Japanese: もちろん、古いカーペットが価値があるためには、いい状態に保存されていなければならない。
English: Why not? I'd be happy to.
Japanese: もちろん、喜んで。
English: Of course Darwin, like many of his contemporaries, wished to be seen as following the Newtonian method.
Japanese: もちろん、ダーウィンは同時代の多くの学者と同様、ニュートンの方法論に従っていると見られることを欲した。
English: By all means. Go ahead.
Japanese: もちろん、いいですよ。
English: I will help you, of course.
Japanese: もちろん、あなたを手伝ってあげますよ。
English: Modern jazz is not to my taste.
Japanese: モダンジャズは私の趣味に合わない。
English: Modern jazz is not my line.
Japanese: モダンジャズは私の得意じゃない。
English: The day is breaking soon.
Japanese: もすぐ夜が明ける。
English: The day is breaking soon.
Japanese: もうすぐ夜があけるよ。
English: Once I learned what to listen for, I came to appreciate modern jazz.
Japanese: モダンジャズに何を求めて聞けばいいのかわかると、私はそれを味わえるようになった。
English: It's best to wear a cap on your head during the cold Moscow winters.
Japanese: モスクワの冬は寒いから帽子をかぶったらいいよ。
English: You've got another four day's journey before you reach Moscow.
Japanese: モスクワに着くには、あと４日の行程です。
English: If your essay is on the short side, you can always pad it out with a few quotations.
Japanese: もし論文の量が不足したら、引用文で水増ししておけばいい。
English: If anyone comes in my absence, tell him that I won't come back till evening.
Japanese: もし留守中に誰かが来たら、私は夕方まで帰らないと言ってくれ。
English: If it had not been for the storm, we would have been in time for the meeting.
Japanese: もし嵐でなかったら、会合に間に合っていただろうに。
English: If you can, come with us.
Japanese: もし来れたら、私たちと一緒に来なさい。
English: If you care to, come with us.
Japanese: もし来たければ、私たちと一緒にきなさい。
English: If we had wings, could we fly to the moon?
Japanese: もし翼があれば、月まで飛んで行けるだろうか。
English: You'll never get ahead in this place unless you go through the proper channels.
Japanese: もし要求事をする場合、ここではちゃんと筋を通さないと決して出世はしない。
English: Provided you have a reservation, you can check in anytime.
Japanese: もし予約があれば、いつでもチェックインできます。
English: If you have a certificate of immunization, please bring it when you come.
Japanese: もし予防接種証明書があったらお持ちください。
English: What would you do if you saw a ghost?
Japanese: もし幽霊を見たら、どうしますか。
English: If you can't keep your promise, what excuse will you make?
Japanese: もし約束が守れない場合には、どう弁解しますか。
English: If you have any interesting books, lend me some.
Japanese: もし面白い本を持っていましたら、少し貸してください。
English: I will go out if it is fine tomorrow.
Japanese: 明日天気なら外出します。
English: I will go out if it is fine tomorrow.
Japanese: もし明日天気なら私は出かけます。
English: If it is sunny tomorrow, we will go on a picnic.
Japanese: もし明日天気が良かったら、私たちはピクニックに行くつもりです。
English: If it is sunny tomorrow, we will go on a picnic.
Japanese: もしも明日晴れなら私たちはピクニックに行くでしょう。
English: If it snows much tomorrow, let's make a snowman.
Japanese: もし明日雪がたくさん降れば、雪だるまを作ろう。
English: If it snows much tomorrow, let's make a snowman.
Japanese: もし明日雪がたくさん降ったら、雪だるまを作ろう。
English: If it is fine tomorrow, we will play baseball.
Japanese: もし明日晴れなら、私たちは野球をします。
English: If it's a nice day tomorrow, we'll go on a picnic.
Japanese: もし明日晴れたら、私たちはピクニックに出かけます。
English: If it rains tomorrow, I'll stay at home.
Japanese: もし明日雨ならば、私は家にいるつもりです。
English: The game will be called off if it rains tomorrow.
Japanese: もし明日雨なら試合は中止です。
English: If it rains tomorrow, I'm not going to the meeting.
Japanese: もし明日雨ならば、私はその会合に行きません。
English: If it rains tomorrow, the baseball game will be put off.
Japanese: もし明日雨が降れば、野球の試合は延期されるだろう。
English: If it is rainy tomorrow, the game will be put off.
Japanese: もし明日雨が降れば、試合は延期されます。
English: If it rains tomorrow, I won't go on a picnic.
Japanese: もし明日雨が降れば、私はピクニックに行かない。
English: If it rains tomorrow, I won't go on a picnic.
Japanese: もし明日雨がふれば、私はピクニックには行かない。
English: If it rains tomorrow, I won't go on a picnic.
Japanese: もしあす雨が降れば、ピクニックにはいかない。
English: If it should rain tomorrow, we would go by bus.
Japanese: 万一明日雨が降ったら、私たちはバスで行く。
English: If it should rain tomorrow, we would go by bus.
Japanese: もし明日雨が降れば、私たちはバスで行く。
English: If it rains tomorrow, will you stay at home?
Japanese: もし明日雨が降れば、家にいますか。
English: If it rains tomorrow, we will go there by car.
Japanese: もし明日雨が降るなら車でそこへ行こう。
English: If it rains tomorrow, let's stay home.
Japanese: もし明日雨が降ったら、家にいましょう。
English: Otherwise we will have to cancel this order.
Japanese: もし無理な場合は注文をキャンセルします。
English: If you want to make your dreams come true, keep on trying.
Japanese: もし夢を実現させたいのなら、挑戦を続けなさい。
English: In case you sleep, set the alarm.
Japanese: もし眠るといけないので目覚し時計をセットしなさい。
English: If it should rain tomorrow, the excursion will be canceled.
Japanese: もし万一明日雨が降れば、遠足は中止されるだろう。
English: If he would help you, he might come to you at once.
Japanese: もし万一彼に君を助ける気持ちがあれば、すぐにやってくるだろう。
English: What if he should happen to come late?
Japanese: もし万一彼が遅れて来たらどうしよう。
English: What if he should happen to be late?
Japanese: もし万一彼が遅れていたらどうしよう。
English: What if he should fail?
Japanese: もし万一彼が失敗すればどうなるのか。
English: What if he should fail?
Japanese: もし万一彼が失敗したらどうなるだろうか。
English: If you should need any help, just let me know.
Japanese: もし万一手伝いが必要なら、ぜひお知らせください。
English: If I should fail again, I would give up the plan.
Japanese: もし万一再び失敗すると、私はその計画を断念するだろう。
English: If I happen to end up going abroad, I'd probably go for France.
Japanese: もし万一外国へ行くとすれば、フランスにするでしょう。
English: If anything should happen, please let me know.
Japanese: もし万一何かおこったら、ぜひ知らせてください。
English: If it should rain, he will not come.
Japanese: もし万一雨が降れば、彼はこないでしょう。
English: If John should call me, tell him I'll be back at seven.
Japanese: もし万一ジョンから電話があったら、７時にもどると伝えて下さい。
English: What would you do if the world were to come to an end tomorrow?
Japanese: もし万一このよが明日終わるとしたら、どうしますか。
English: If she should come to Japan, Jane would be very happy.
Japanese: もし万が一彼女が日本に来るとすれば、ジェーンはとても喜ぶだろう。
English: If I should fail, what would my parents say?
Japanese: もし万が一私が失敗したら両親は何と言うだろう。
English: If you're sure you're not in a hurry, I can use a little help.
Japanese: もし本当にお急ぎでなければ、ちょっと手助けしてもらえますか。
English: If it were not for books, life would be boring.
Japanese: もし本がなければ、人生は退屈だろう。
English: If my brother were here, he would know what to do.
Japanese: もし僕の兄さんがここにいれば、どうすればいいかわかるだろう。
English: Were I you, I would ignore it.
Japanese: もし僕が君ならそんなことは無視するだろう。
English: Were I you, I would follow his advice.
Japanese: もし僕が君なら、彼の忠告に従うだろう。
English: If I were you, I wouldn't do it.
Japanese: もし僕が君だったら、そんなことはしないよ。
English: If I were you, I wouldn't do it.
Japanese: 私だったらやらないけどな。
English: If I were you, I wouldn't do it.
Japanese: 私だったらやらないけどなあ。
English: If you are busy, I will help you.
Japanese: 忙しければ、私が手伝います。
English: If you are busy, I will help you.
Japanese: もし忙しければ私が手伝います。
English: If you are busy, I will help you.
Japanese: もしよろしければお手伝いしましょう。
English: If you are busy, I will help you.
Japanese: もしあなたが忙しいのなら、私が手伝いましょう。
English: If you come upon a new word in a sentence, what will you do with it?
Japanese: もし文の中で新しい単語に出会えば、それをどうしますか。
English: Even if you lose the game, you'll have another chance.
Japanese: もし負けてもあなたには別の機会が有る。
English: If it had not been for his father's help, he would have failed in business.
Japanese: もし父親の援助がなかったら、彼は事業に失敗していただろう。
English: If you have any complaints, let me know, and I'll look into them.
Japanese: もし不満があったら知らせてください、調べます。
English: If a sick person folds one thousand paper cranes, her wish will come true.
Japanese: もし病気の人が千羽の鶴を折ると、その人の願いが叶うの。
English: If I were not ill, I would join you.
Japanese: もし病気でないならご一緒するのですが。
English: What would you do if you had a million dollars?
Japanese: もし百万ドルあれば、どうしますか。
English: What would you do if you had a million dollars?
Japanese: もし１００万ドルあれば、どうしますか。
English: Let me help you, if necessary.
Japanese: もし必要ならば手伝わせて下さい。
English: If necessary, I'll come at nine tomorrow.
Japanese: もし必要ならば、明日９時に参ります。
English: I'll go and meet him, if it's necessary.
Japanese: もし必要なら、彼に会いに行きます。
English: If you are tired, go to bed.
Japanese: もし疲れているなら、寝なさい。
English: If he hadn't been tired, he would've gone.
Japanese: もし疲れていなければ彼は行っていただろう。
English: If her temperature goes up, send for the doctor.
Japanese: もし彼女の熱が上がったら、お医者さんを呼びにやりなさい。
English: If I knew her name and address, I could write to her.
Japanese: もし彼女の住所氏名を知っていれば、私は彼女に手紙が書けるのだが。
English: If I knew her name and address, I could write to her.
Japanese: 彼女の名前と住所がわかれば、手紙を書くことができるのに。
English: If I knew her address, I would write to her.
Japanese: もし彼女の住所を知っていれば、手紙を書くのだが。
English: If I had known her address, I could have visited her.
Japanese: もし彼女の住所がわかっていたなら、彼女を訪問できたのに。
English: If I had noticed her, I would have got her autograph.
Japanese: もし彼女に気付いていたら、私はサインをもらっていただろう。
English: If she hadn't made waves about it, she never would have got her money back.
Japanese: もし彼女が騒ぎ立てなかったら、彼女のお金は戻ってこなかっただろう。
English: If she'd set off now, she would make it on time.
Japanese: もし彼女が今出発するなら、間に合うのですが。
English: There is no telling what would happen if she doesn't show up.
Japanese: もし彼女が現れなかったらどうなるかなんて、わからない。
English: With a little more patience, she would have succeeded.
Japanese: もし彼女がもう少し我慢強かったら、成功していただろうに。
English: If she visits France again, she will have been there three times.
Japanese: もし彼女がもう１度フランスを訪れるなら、彼女はそこに３度行ったことになる。
English: If she were here now, I would tell her the truth.
Japanese: もし彼女がここにいたら真実を話すのに。
English: If she had trusted you, she wouldn't have done so.
Japanese: もし彼女があなたを信用したのだったらそんなことはしなかっただろうに。
English: If you call him a clever man, he may be happy.
Japanese: もし彼を利口な人と呼べば、彼は喜ぶかもしれません。
English: To look at him, you would take him to be a foreigner.
Japanese: もし彼を見たら外国人と思うだろう。
English: If they hadn't found the vase, John would have been accused of stealing it.
Japanese: もし彼らが花瓶を見つけていなければ、ジョンは窃盗罪で訴えられていただろう。
English: If it were not for his help, I might fail.
Japanese: もし彼の助力がなければ、私は失敗するかもしれない。
English: If it had not been for his help, I would have failed.
Japanese: もし彼の助力がなければ、私は失敗しただろう。
English: If it had not been for his advice, I might have failed.
Japanese: 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。
English: If it hadn't been for his help, she might have drowned.
Japanese: もし彼の助けがなかったら、彼女はおぼれていただろう。
English: If I knew his address, I would write to him.
Japanese: 彼の住所を知っていれば手紙を書くのだが。
English: If I knew his address, I would write to him.
Japanese: もし彼の住所を知っていれば、手紙を書くだろうに。
English: If I knew his address, I would write to him.
Japanese: 彼の住所を知っていれば手紙を書くのに。
English: If I knew his address, I would get in touch with him right away.
Japanese: もし彼の住所を知っていれば、すぐにでも連絡するのだが。
English: If I had known his address, I would have written.
Japanese: もし彼の住所を知っていたら手紙をかくだろう。
English: As I didn't know his address, I couldn't write to him.
Japanese: もし彼の住所を知っていたら、彼に手紙が書けたのに。
English: If I knew his address, I could write to him.
Japanese: もし彼の住所を、知っていれば手紙が書けるのだが。
English: With his support, she might have been elected mayor.
Japanese: もし彼の後押しがあったならば、彼女は市長に選ばれていただろう。
English: If it had not been for his help, we would have failed in our enterprise.
Japanese: もし彼の救援がなかったら、私たちは事業に失敗していただろう。
English: If it were not for his assistance, we could not carry out the project.
Japanese: もし彼の援助がなければ、私たちはその計画を実行できないだろう。
English: If it had not been for his help, we would have failed in business.
Japanese: もし彼の援助がなければ、我々は事業に失敗していただろう。
English: The firm might have lost all its money if it had taken his advice.
Japanese: もし彼のすすめに従っていたら、会社に一銭もなくなっていたかもしれません。
English: She wouldn't have married him if she had known him better.
Japanese: もし彼のことをもっとよく知っていたら、彼女は彼と結婚しなかっただろうに。
English: If he had enough time, he might have done good work.
Japanese: もし彼に十分な時間があったら、よい仕事をしただろうが。
English: If you happen to see him, please give him my best regards.
Japanese: もし彼に会うようなことがあれば、よろしく言っておいてください。
English: If you do that to him, he will cut your throat.
Japanese: もし彼にそんなことをするなら、君は自分の首をしめることになるぞ。
English: We will help him if he asks us.
Japanese: もし彼が頼んでくれれば、私達はかれを助けてあげます。
English: You'll have to take his place in case he can't come.
Japanese: もし彼が来られない場合には、君が彼の代わりをしなければならない。
English: If he comes, tell him to wait for me.
Japanese: もし彼が来たら、私を待つように言って下さい。
English: If he came tomorrow, I would have more time to talk.
Japanese: もし彼が明日来てくれたら、もっと話をする時間があるだろうに。
English: If he had told me the truth, I would have forgiven him.
Japanese: もし彼が本当のことを話したら、私は彼を許したのだが。
English: She would have fallen into the pond if he had not caught her by the arm.
Japanese: もし彼が彼女の腕をつかまえていなかったら、彼女はいけにおちていただろう。
English: If he knew her phone number, he could call her.
Japanese: もし彼が彼女の電話番号を知っていたら、電話できるのに。
English: If he had known her phone number, he could have called her up.
Japanese: もし彼が彼女の電話番号を知っていたならば、彼女に電話できたのに。
English: If he had heard her advice, he would have succeeded.
Japanese: もし彼が彼女の忠告をえていたら、彼は成功していただろうに。
English: If it hadn't been for his advice, I couldn't have succeeded.
Japanese: もし彼が忠告してくれなかったら、私は成功できなかっただろう。
English: If he should arrive late, you may start the conference without him.
Japanese: もし彼が遅れてくるようなら、彼がいなくても会議を始めてよい。
English: If he had been honest, I would have employed him.
Japanese: もし彼が正直だったら、私は彼をやとったろう。
English: If he sends me any letters, I just tear them up and throw them away.
Japanese: もし彼が手紙を送ってきたら、私はみな破り捨ててしまう。
English: If he had not picked me up, I would not be here now.
Japanese: もし彼が私を車に乗せてくれなかったら、今ここに着いていないでしょう。
English: I'll be deeply affected by his death.
Japanese: もし彼が死んだらさぞ悲しむだろう。
English: He ought to be punished if he commits a crime.
Japanese: もし彼が罪を犯したのなら、罰せられるべきだ。
English: If he doesn't get a letter from me once a month, he will reveal the Pope's secret to the world.
Japanese: もし彼が月に１回、私からてがみをもらわなかったら、教皇の秘密を世界に発表します。
English: Born in a rich family, he would have studied in England.
Japanese: もし彼が金持ちの生まれであったなら、イギリスに留学したことであろう。
English: If he is absent, we will not have an English test.
Japanese: もし彼が休んだら、英語のテストはないでしょう。
English: If he will not work hard, he will be fired.
Japanese: もし彼が一生懸命働くつもりがないなら、くびだ。
English: If you hear anything new from him, please let me know about it.
Japanese: もし彼から何か新しい知らせがあったら私に知らせて下さい。
English: If he had worked harder, he might be a rich man now.
Japanese: もし彼がもっと一所懸命に働いていたならば、彼は今では金持ちかもしれないのだが。
English: If he will come, I will wait for him till he comes.
Japanese: もし彼がどうしても来たいというのなら、彼が来るまで待とう。
English: If he had stayed at home that day, he would not have met with disaster.
Japanese: もし彼がその日家にいたら、災難にはあわなかっただろう。
English: Had he known the facts, the accident might have been avoided.
Japanese: もし彼がその事実を知っていたら、事故は避けられたであろうに。
English: Had he known the truth, he would have told me.
Japanese: もし彼がその事実を知っていたら、私に話してくれただろう。
English: He would still be alive had he refused to go to the battlefield then.
Japanese: もし彼がそのとき戦場に行くのを拒否していたら、彼はまだ生きていただろうに。
English: He would not say so if he didn't know about that.
Japanese: もし彼がそのことについてしらなければそうは言わないだろう。
English: If he were here, what would he say?
Japanese: もし彼がここにいたら、なんと言うだろう？
English: If he comes, so much the better.
Japanese: もし彼がきてくれればさらにいい。
English: If he comes, show him into my room.
Japanese: もし彼がきたら、私の部屋に通してください。
English: If he had been careful then, the terrible accident would not have happened.
Japanese: 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。
English: If he carries on drinking like that, he's going to have a problem.
Japanese: もし彼があのように飲み続けるなら、彼は困った事になる。
English: If he had left at ten, he would have arrived here by now.
Japanese: もし彼が１０時に出発していたなら、今頃ここに着いているだろうに。
English: If I had had enough money, I would have bought the book.
Japanese: もし買えるだけの金をもっていたら、その本を買っていただろう。
English: If you are ever in Japan, come and see me.
Japanese: もし日本へ来るようなことがあればぜひ会いに来て下さい。
English: You may take the book if you can read it.
Japanese: もし読めるのなら、その本を持っていってよろしい。
English: I'll come at three o'clock if it is convenient to you.
Japanese: もしご都合がよろしければ３時にまいります。
English: If it's convenient come here tonight.
Japanese: もし都合がよかったら今夜ここに来てください。
English: If the telephone rings, can you answer it?
Japanese: もし電話がなったら出てくれますか。
English: Without telephones, it would be inconvenient.
Japanese: もし電話がなければ、不便だろう。
English: I'm not here if anybody calls.
Japanese: もし電話がかかってきたら、居留守を使っておいて。
English: If anybody calls, get his number.
Japanese: もし電話があったら電話番号を聞いておいてください。
English: If it were not for electricity, our civilized life would be impossible.
Japanese: もし電気が無かったら我々の文明生活は不可能になるだろう。
English: The gathering will be large if the weather is good.
Japanese: もし天候がよければ大集会となろう。
English: I mean to go tomorrow if the weather is fine.
Japanese: もし天気がよければ、明日行くつもりです。
English: Weather permitting, let's go on a picnic.
Japanese: もし天気がよければ、ピクニックに行こう。
English: He says that if he were a bird he would fly to me.
Japanese: もし鳥だったら私の所に飛んでくるのだが、と彼は言う。
English: If you ever come to town, come to see me.
Japanese: もし町にくることがあれば、訪ねてきたまえ。
English: If it had not been for the map, I would have lost my way.
Japanese: もし地図がなかったら、私は道に迷ってしまっただろう。
English: What would become of our city if an earthquake were to hit it?
Japanese: もし地震が来たら私たちの街はどうなるだろう。
English: What would become of our city if an earthquake were to hit it?
Japanese: もし仮に地震が来たとしたら私たちの町はどうなるのだろうか。
English: If anyone comes to see me, tell him that I am out.
Japanese: もし誰か会いに来ても、留守だと言いなさい。
English: If anybody comes, tell him that I am out.
Japanese: もし誰かが来たら、留守だといってくれ。
English: If you want to go to college, study English harder.
Japanese: もし大学へ行きたいならば、もっと英語を勉強しなさい。
English: If they admit me to the university, I think I will major in economics.
Japanese: もし大学に入学できたら、経済学をやるつもりです。
English: But that he was idle, he would have succeeded.
Japanese: もし怠けていなかったならば彼は成功しただろうに。
English: I will come provided I feel well enough.
Japanese: もし体の調子がよければうかがいます。
English: I will come provided I am well enough.
Japanese: もし体の具合がよければ私は来ます。
English: If the sun were to rise in the west, I would never give up the plan.
Japanese: もし太陽が西から上がっても、私は計画をあきらめない。
English: If the sun were to go out, all living things would die.
Japanese: 万一太陽が消滅したら、あらゆる生き物が死ぬだろう。
English: If the sun were to go out, all living things would die.
Japanese: もし太陽が消滅したら、生物は皆死ぬだろう。
English: If the sun were to stop shining, all living things would die.
Japanese: もし太陽が輝かなくなれば、生物は皆死ぬだろう。
English: If it were not for the sun, there would be no life on the earth.
Japanese: もし太陽がなければ、地球上の生物はいないだろう。
English: If it were not for the sun, there would be no life on the earth.
Japanese: もし太陽がなければ、地球上に生命はないだろう。
English: If it were not for the sun, we could not live.
Japanese: もし太陽がなければ、われわれは生きられないだろう。
English: If it were not for the sun, we could not live.
Japanese: もし太陽がなかったら、我々は生きられないだろう。
English: If it were not for the sun, every living thing would die.
Japanese: 太陽がなければ、あらゆる生き物は死ぬだろう。
English: If it were not for the sun, every living thing would die.
Japanese: もし太陽がなければ、すべての生物は死んでしまうだろう。
English: If it were not for the sun, no living creatures could exist on the earth.
Japanese: 太陽がなかったら、地上に生物は存在できないだろう。
English: If it were not for the sun, no living creatures could exist on the earth.
Japanese: もし太陽がなかったら、地球上の生物は存在できないだろう。
English: If it were not for the sun, we could not live at all.
Japanese: 太陽がなければ、我々は生きてゆけないだろう。
English: If it were not for the sun, we could not live at all.
Japanese: 太陽がなければ、我々は生きていられないだろう。
English: If it were not for the sun, we could not live at all.
Japanese: もし太陽がなかったら、私たちは全く生きられないだろう。
English: Other things being equal, the simplest explanation is the best.
Japanese: もし他の条件が同じならば、簡明な説明がベストだ。
English: Other things being equal, the simplest explanation is the best.
Japanese: ほかの条件が同じなら、一番簡単な説明が一番よい。
English: Supposing war broke out, what would you do?
Japanese: もし戦争が起こったら君はどうするか。
English: If a player hit the tree with the ball, it meant that the crops would grow successfully.
Japanese: もし選手がボールを木に当てれば、作物はみごとに育つということになっていたのです。
English: What will become of us if a war breaks out?
Japanese: 戦争が起こったら私達はどうなるのだろうか？
English: What will become of us if a war breaks out?
Japanese: 戦争が起こったら私たちはどうなるの。
English: What will become of us if a war breaks out?
Japanese: 戦争がおこったら我々はどうなるのでしょうか。
English: What will become of us if a war breaks out?
Japanese: もし戦争が起こったら、我々はどうなるでしょう。
English: If I could be reborn, I would want to be the child of a rich family, then I'd be set for life.
Japanese: もし生まれ変われたら、金持ちの家の子になりたい。それで何不自由なく暮らしたい。
English: If you are to be successful, you are to do your best.
Japanese: もし成功するつもりなら、最善を尽くしなさい。
English: If you are to succeed, you must work hard.
Japanese: 成功するつもりなら一生懸命働かなければならない。
English: If you are to succeed, you must work hard.
Japanese: 成功するためには、勤勉でなければならない。
English: If you are to succeed, you must work hard.
Japanese: もし成功したいと思うなら、一生懸命働かなければならない。
English: If our neighbors around the world are in need, let's lend a helping hand.
Japanese: もし世界のあちこちで私達の隣人が困っていれば援助の手をさしのべよう。
English: If it were not for water, human life would be impossible.
Japanese: もし水が無ければ、人間は生存できないだろう。
English: If it were not for water, nothing could live.
Japanese: 水がなければ、何物も生きられないだろう。
English: If it were not for water, nothing could live.
Japanese: もし水が無ければ、何物もいきられないだろう。
English: If it were not for water, no creature could live.
Japanese: もし水がなければいかなる生き物も生きられないでしょう。
English: If it were not for water, no one could live on earth.
Japanese: もし水がなければ、誰も地球上に住む事はできないだろう。
English: If it were not for water, humans could not survive.
Japanese: もし水がなければ、人間は存続できないだろう。
English: If it were not for water, we could not live.
Japanese: もし水がなければ、私達は生きていけないだろう。
English: If it were not for water, we could not live.
Japanese: もし水がなければ、我々は生きられないだろう。
English: If it were not for water, there would be no life on the earth.
Japanese: もし水がないなら、地上に生物は存在しないだろう。
English: If you have a medical certificate, bring it.
Japanese: もし診断書があったらお待ちください。
English: He is nothing, if not kind.
Japanese: もし親切でなかったら、彼に取り柄がなくなる。
English: You'd better not swim if you've just eaten.
Japanese: もし食事したばかりなら泳がない方がいいですよ。
English: If it were not for plants, we wouldn't be able to live.
Japanese: もし植物がなかったら、我々は生きていけないだろう。
English: If wisely used, money can do much.
Japanese: もし上手に使えば、お金はずいぶん役に立つ。
English: If you are to win, you should do your best.
Japanese: もし勝つつもりなら、最善の努力をしなさい。
English: But for my advice, you would have failed.
Japanese: 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。
English: What do you think would happen if it were not for books?
Japanese: もし書物がなければどうなると思いますか。
English: If I had enough money, I would buy that nice car.
Japanese: もし十分にお金があれば、そのすてきな車を買うのだが。
English: If I had enough money, I could go abroad.
Japanese: もし十分なお金を持っていれば、海外へ行けるのに。
English: If I had enough money, I could go abroad.
Japanese: 十分なお金があれば海外に行けるのに。
English: If I had 25% more income, I'd be more satisfied with my life.
Japanese: もし収入があと２５％多ければ、わたしは自分の生活にもっと満足するのだが。
English: Suppose you are fired, what will you do first?
Japanese: もし首になったら、最初に何をしますか。
English: If you have any difficulty, ask me for help.
Japanese: 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。
English: If the car is gone, he can't be at the office.
Japanese: もし車が無いのなら、彼は事務所にいるはずがない。
English: If the number of cars increases, so will the traffic.
Japanese: 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。
English: If the car breaks down, we'll walk.
Japanese: もし車が故障したら、歩きます。
English: If they don't have a car, they'll come by taxi.
Japanese: もし車がなければ、彼らはタクシーで来るだろう。
English: If time permits, I'll visit the museum.
Japanese: もし時間が許せば博物館を訪れたい。
English: I will come, time permitting.
Japanese: もし時間があれば来ます。
English: If you have time, please drop in on us.
Japanese: もし時間があったら、うちに立ち寄ってください。
English: If he had failed the exam, what would he have done?
Japanese: もし試験に落ちていたとしたら、彼はどうしたのだろう。
English: If the accident happens, report to me.
Japanese: もし事故が起きたら、私に報告しなさい。
English: If it were not for examinations, how happy our school life would be!
Japanese: もし試験がなかったら僕たちの学校生活はなんと楽しいことだろう。
English: Suppose that we miss the last train, what should we do?
Japanese: もし私達が終電に乗り遅れたらどうする？
English: Suppose that we miss the last train, what should we do?
Japanese: もし我々が最終列車に乗り遅れるならば、どうするべきだろうか。
English: If a burglar came into my room, I would throw something at him.
Japanese: もし私の部屋に泥棒が入って来たら、何かを投げつけてやります。
English: If anything should ever happen to me, you can look here.
Japanese: もし私の身に何か起こったら、ここを調べてみて。
English: If you had taken my advice, you wouldn't be in such trouble.
Japanese: もし私の助言に従っていたら、きみは今そんな困ったことになっていないのに。
English: If not for my advice, you would have failed.
Japanese: もし私の助言がなかったとしたらあなたは失敗していたであろう。
English: If my house were a mansion, I would invite everyone I know to my birthday party.
Japanese: もし私の家が大邸宅だったら私の誕生日のパーティーには知人をみんな招待するのだが。