BackpropBuff/Tatoeba.en-ja huggingface dataset:
English: I'm going to clean your bedroom today.
Japanese: 今日あなたの寝室を掃除します。
English: I wish I could go with you today.
Japanese: 今日あなたと一緒に行けるといいんですが。
English: I'm sorry I can't go with you today.
Japanese: 今日あなたといっしょに行けないのが残念だ。
English: We've driven enough for one day.
Japanese: 今日１日、十分に走ったよ。
English: We've run enough for one day.
Japanese: 今日１日、十分に走ったよ。
English: Today I walked 10 kilometers.
Japanese: 今日１０キロ歩いた。
English: If you go to a baseball game today, sellers are walking around with hot-water tanks.
Japanese: 今日、野球の試合を見に行くと、売り子がお湯の入ったタンクを持って、そこいらを歩き回っている。
English: He interviewed the suspect today.
Japanese: 今日、彼は容疑者に接見した。
English: He is being very kind today.
Japanese: 今日、彼は実に親切だ。
English: It is regrettable that young Japanese today should show little interest in the traditional culture of their country.
Japanese: 今日、日本の若者達が自国の伝統文化にほとんど興味を示さない事は残念である。
English: I'll look around the city today.
Japanese: 今日、町を見物するつもりだ。
English: Today everyone regards education as a right for all.
Japanese: 今日、誰でも教育は万人の権利だとみなしている。
English: Many men nowadays seem to have the feeling that in vast modern societies there is nothing of importance that the individual can do.
Japanese: 今日、多くの人々は、巨大な現代社会においては、重要なことで個人にできることは何もないという気持ちをいだいているように思われる。
English: Today, many people receive higher education.
Japanese: 今日、多くの人が高等教育を受けている。
English: Today, one of every seven people in Western Europe is classified as elderly.
Japanese: 今日、西ヨーロッパの７人に１人は老人です。
English: Today there seems to be a tendency to make little of human relations.
Japanese: 今日、人間関係を軽視する傾向があるように思える。
English: We had a quiz today.
Japanese: 今日、小テストがありました。
English: May I use your car today?
Japanese: 今日、車を借りてもいいですか。
English: Have you a dictionary today?
Japanese: 今日、辞書を持っていますか。
English: We have a lot of social problems to think about today.
Japanese: 今日、私たちに考えるべき社会問題が数多くある。
English: Today, I bought ten books in all.
Japanese: 今日、私は全部で十冊の本を買った。
English: It is difficult to keep abreast of the international situation these days.
Japanese: 今日、国際情勢に遅れないで付いて行くのは困難である。
English: Today, the temperature rose as high as 30 degrees Celsius.
Japanese: 今日、気温は摂氏３０度の高さまでも上昇した。
English: Were you on time for work today?
Japanese: 今日、会社間に合った？
English: Today we stand at a critical point in history.
Japanese: 今日、我々は歴史上の危機に直面している。
English: Today most young people can ski.
Japanese: 今日、ほとんどの若者はスキーができる。
English: We have an examination in English today.
Japanese: 今日、英語の試験があります。
English: Today everyone regards education as a right for all.
Japanese: 今日、だれでも教育は万人の権利だと見なしている。
English: It's not crowded at all today. This is the least crowded time of all.
Japanese: 今日、がらがらだね。この時間帯って空いているのかね。
English: I'll bring my sister when I come next time.
Japanese: 今度来る時は妹を連れてきます。
English: I'll bring my sister when I come next time.
Japanese: 今度来る時には妹を連れて来ます。
English: When you come next time, bring your brother.
Japanese: 今度来る時には、弟さんを連れて来なさい。
English: Come and see us sometime.
Japanese: 今度遊びに来てください。
English: Please mail this letter on your next trip to the post office.
Japanese: 今度郵便局へ行くときこの手紙をポストに入れて下さい。
English: Please mail this letter the next time you go to the post office.
Japanese: 今度郵便局へ行くときこの手紙をポストに入れて下さい。
English: Next time you come to see me, I will show you the book.
Japanese: 今度遊びに来たときに、君にその本を見せましょう。
English: Next time you see her, give her my best wishes.
Japanese: 今度彼女に会われたらよろしくお伝えください。
English: I don't know when he'll come again.
Japanese: 今度彼がいつ来るのかわかりません。
English: I guess it will be a long time before I can return to Japan.
Japanese: 今度日本に返って来られるのはずっと先のことでしょう。
English: Drop in and see us when you're next in Tokyo.
Japanese: 今度東京においでの折にはお立ち寄りください。
English: Drop in and see us when you're next in Kobe.
Japanese: 今度神戸に来たときは、私たちのところによって下さい。
English: We've got some new business coming in and I want to discuss it with you. Do you mind getting involved?
Japanese: 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。
English: Next time I see you, please give me your answer.
Japanese: 今度会うとき返事をください。
English: How about a rain check?
Japanese: 今度また誘ってよ。
English: Please drop in to see us next time you come to London.
Japanese: 今度ロンドンにいらっしゃったときには私たちのところにお立ち寄り下さい。
English: If you telephone her again, that'll be the last straw!
Japanese: 今度また彼女に電話するというならこれっきりよ。
English: This time he has succeeded.
Japanese: 今度は彼は成功した。
English: Bring your sister next time.
Japanese: 今度は妹さんを連れていらっしゃい。
English: This time he dressed down, having realized that the smart suit would be out of place.
Japanese: 今度は彼はくだけた服装をした。美々しいスーツは場違いである事に気がついたからだ。
English: We'll get it this time.
Japanese: 今度は罰をまぬがれまい。
English: We won't be able to escape punishment this time.
Japanese: 今度は罰をまぬがれまい。
English: We won't be able to evade punishment this time.
Japanese: 今度は罰をまぬがれまい。
English: We won't be able to avoid being punished this time.
Japanese: 今度は罰をまぬがれまい。
English: I will go there on foot or by bicycle next time.
Japanese: 今度は徒歩か自転車でそこに行くつもりです。
English: This time it does not fail.
Japanese: 今度は失敗しません。
English: I must return his call.
Japanese: 今度は私の方が彼を訪ねなければならない。
English: I was asked a question in my turn.
Japanese: 今度は私の方が質問された。
English: I was asked a question in my turn.
Japanese: 今度は私が質問された。
English: It's my turn to drive next.
Japanese: 今度は私が運転する番よ。
English: Next time it will be my turn to drive.
Japanese: 今度は私が運転する番よ。
English: Now put your hands in your pockets.
Japanese: 今度は指をポケットの中に入れて計算してみよう。
English: I'll let you off this time, but I don't ever want to catch you stealing again.
Japanese: 今度は見逃してやるが、またお前を盗みの現行犯で捕らえたくないもんだね。
English: Now it's your serve.
Japanese: 今度は君のサーブだ。
English: This time you must go there.
Japanese: 今度は君がそこにいかなければならない。
English: This time, I'll check, double-check and check again.
Japanese: 今度は確認し、再確認し、さらにもう一度確認します。
English: What shall I do next?
Japanese: 今度は何をしようか。
English: It is our turn to laugh.
Japanese: 今度は我々が笑う番だ。
English: What are you going to play?
Japanese: 今度は何を弾いてくれるんだ。
English: I just hope nothing goes wrong this time.
Japanese: 今度はまずいことが起こらないと本当にいいのですが。
English: Which side is winning this time?
Japanese: 今度はどっちが勝っていますか。
English: She just can't have the nerve to lift it up now!
Japanese: 今度はそれを持ち上げる度胸はとうていないであろう。
English: I'll try not to disappoint you next time.
Japanese: 今度はがんばります。
English: I'll try harder next time.
Japanese: 今度はがんばります。
English: When will you next visit?
Japanese: 今度はいつ訪ねてくるのか。
English: What is the child up to now?
Japanese: 今度はあの子は何をねらっているのか。
English: This time you should do it by yourself.
Japanese: 今度はあなただけでするべきです。
English: It's your turn to drive.
Japanese: 今度はあなたが運転する番だ。
English: It seems that this time I'm the man behind the eight ball.
Japanese: 今度は、私が不利な立場に立っているようだ。
English: Our next trip is for pleasure, not for work.
Japanese: 今度の旅行は仕事じゃなくて遊びです。
English: We got to know each other rather well on our recent trip.
Japanese: 今度の旅行で私たちは互いにかなり知り合いになった。
English: The colds that are about at the moment are not serious.
Japanese: 今度の風邪は軽い。
English: We got to know each other rather well on our recent trip.
Japanese: 今度の旅行で私たちはかなりの知り合いになった。
English: This cold has knocked me for a loop.
Japanese: 今度の風邪には本当にまいったよ。
English: I don't know why it took me so long to get over my cold this time.
Japanese: 今度の風邪が治るのにどうしてこんなに長くかかったのか分からない。
English: The new secretary types about 70 words per minute.
Japanese: 今度の秘書は１分間に７０ワードもタイプが打てる。
English: The new secretary doesn't strike me as efficient.
Japanese: 今度の秘書は有能とは思えない。
English: What about next Sunday?
Japanese: 今度の日曜日はどうですか。
English: I'll set aside next Sunday for a picnic with my family.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日は家族ピクニックのために空けよう。
English: I leave here at ten-thirty next Sunday.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日の１０時半にここを出ます。
English: An oratorical contest will be held next Sunday.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日に弁論大会が開催される。
English: How about going surfing at Hayama next Sunday if it is fine?
Japanese: 今度の日曜日に天気が良かったら、葉山にサーフィンに行かないかい？
English: This Sunday let's take a joy ride and see where we end up.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日に車を乗り回して行けるところまで行こうぜ。
English: Remember to go fishing with me this coming Sunday.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日に私と魚釣りに行くのを忘れないでね。
English: I'm getting married next Sunday.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日に結婚するんです。
English: Have you chosen what to do next Sunday yet?
Japanese: 今度の日曜日に何をするかもう決めましたか。
English: Have you already decided what to do next Sunday?
Japanese: 今度の日曜日に何をするかもう決めましたか。
English: Have you decided what to do next Sunday?
Japanese: 今度の日曜日に何をするかもう決めましたか。
English: Do you have any previous appointments next Sunday?
Japanese: 今度の日曜日に何か先約がありますか。
English: We suggested to her that we should go on a picnic the following Sunday.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日にピクニックに行こうと私たちは彼女に言った。
English: Will you take us for a drive next Sunday?
Japanese: 今度の日曜日にドライブにつれていってくれませんか。
English: Please come and see me next Sunday by all means.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日にぜひお越しください。
English: I will teach you how to skate next Sunday.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日にスケートを教えてあげようか。
English: I will teach you how to skate next Sunday.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日にスケートを教えてあげよう。
English: I leave here at ten-thirty next Sunday.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日に１０時半にここを出ます。
English: We are going to mount a hill near our school this Sunday.
Japanese: 今度の日曜日に、私達は学校の近くの丘に登る予定だ。
English: Won't you come to my house next Sunday?
Japanese: 今度の日曜日うちへ来ない？
English: Can I go hiking next Sunday?
Japanese: 今度の日曜ハイキングに行ってもいい？
English: We suggested to her that we should go on a picnic the following Sunday.
Japanese: 今度の日曜にピクニックに行こうと私たちは彼女に行った。
English: How about next Saturday?
Japanese: 今度の土曜日はどうですか。
English: I'm leaving for Chicago next Saturday morning.
Japanese: 今度の土曜日の朝、シカゴに向けて出発します。
English: How about playing tennis next Saturday?
Japanese: 今度の土曜日、テニスをしませんか。
English: I don't plan to vote at the upcoming election.
Japanese: 今度の選挙は棄権するつもりだ。
English: The sitting government is likely to win in the coming election.
Japanese: 今度の選挙では与党が勝ちそうだね。
English: It looks like the party in power will win the upcoming election.
Japanese: 今度の選挙では与党が勝ちそうだね。
English: Have you decided on a name for your new baby?
Japanese: 今度の赤ちゃんのお名前、決まりましたか。
English: This tax is applied to all private-sector enterprises.
Japanese: 今度の税金は全ての民間企業に適用される。
English: Next Wednesday will be fine.
Japanese: 今度の水曜日ならいいですよ。
English: Do you have anything next Wednesday?
Japanese: 今度の水曜日何か予定がありますか。
English: I like the new guy. He's not afraid to take on challenging work.
Japanese: 今度の新人は、チャレンジ精神旺盛でいいね。
English: George is very enthusiastic about his new job.
Japanese: 今度の新しい仕事にジョージはとても熱中している。
English: The new supervisor? He's not very original - pretty much like the rest.
Japanese: 今度の上司？個性的どころか、ありがちなタイプね。
English: The new novel added greatly to his reputation.
Japanese: 今度の小説は彼の名声をさらに大きく高めた。
English: Do you have anything on for this weekend?
Japanese: 今度の週末には何か約束がありますか。
English: In our next line of business let's make it our strategy to win by losing.
Japanese: 今度の商売は、損して得取れ、という戦略でやろうよ。
English: Will you put us up for the weekend?
Japanese: 今度の週末にお宅の泊めていただけませんか。
English: The new secretary types faster than the old one.
Japanese: 今度の事務員の方が前の事務員よりタイプを打つのが速い。
English: The new mayor is well spoken of by the citizens.
Japanese: 今度の市長は市民の評判がよい。
English: After the incident I came to have a higher opinion of him.
Japanese: 今度の事件で彼を見直した。
English: There's less to do in this job than the last one.
Japanese: 今度の仕事は前の仕事よりもやるべきことが少ない。
English: My new job is harder than my old one.
Japanese: 今度の仕事の方が前の仕事より厳しい。
English: The next holiday falls on a Sunday.
Japanese: 今度の祭日は日曜日と重なります。
English: She will have been in hospital for a month next Monday.
Japanese: 今度の月曜日で彼女は入院して１ヶ月になる。
English: Next Monday, she'll have been in the hospital for a month.
Japanese: 今度の月曜日で彼女は入院して１ヶ月になる。
English: To my great relief, her new work of art added to her reputation.
Japanese: 今度の芸術作品で彼女の名声が上がってほっとしている。
English: I will have finished this task by next Friday.
Japanese: 今度の金曜日までにはこの仕事を終えてしまっているでしょう。
English: You must put up with your new post for the present. I'll find you a better place one of these days.
Japanese: 今度の勤め口でしばらく辛抱しなさい。そのうちもっと良いところを見つけてあげます。
English: This agreement was confirmed by three companies.
Japanese: 今度の協定を三社で承認しあった。
English: This agreement was confirmed by three companies.
Japanese: 今度の協定を３社で承認し合った。
English: Where are you going on your vacation?
Japanese: 今度の休みはどこへ行くの？
English: This holiday isn't much fun - we should have gone home.
Japanese: 今度の休暇は余り楽しくない。帰った方がいい。
English: This holiday isn't much fun - we might as well head back home.
Japanese: 今度の休暇は余り楽しくない。帰った方がいい。
English: Do you like the new school better?
Japanese: 今度の学校の方がいいですか。
English: I'll attend the next meeting.
Japanese: 今度の会には出席します。
English: You will be able to swim well next summer.
Japanese: 今度の夏には上手に泳げるだろう。
English: You will be able to swim well next summer.
Japanese: 今度の夏には、あなたは上手に泳げるようになるでしょう。
English: The results for the English exam this time were very good.
Japanese: 今度の英語の試験の成績はよかった。
English: The new picture has made a record breaking hit.
Japanese: 今度の映画は記録破りの大当たりだった。
English: Will you go on the next bus trip?
Japanese: 今度のバス旅行に行く？
English: The new TV drama is quite interesting.
Japanese: 今度のテレビドラマはたいへんおもしろい。
English: What shall we do on your next days off?
Japanese: 今度のお休み何しようか。
English: What should we do during our next vacation?
Japanese: 今度のお休み何しようか。
English: What do you want to do for our next holiday?
Japanese: 今度のお休み何しようか。
English: Prof. K is going to be a major attraction at this event right? I can hardly wait.
Japanese: 今度のイベントのアトラクションにはＫ先生が出るんでしょ？楽しみだなあ実に。
English: How will you spend the coming three-day holiday?
Japanese: 今度の３連休には何をしますか。
English: I really must buy that radio next time I am in New York.
Japanese: 今度ニューヨークに行く時は、必ずそのラジオを買わなければならない。
English: I will overlook your lateness this time.
Japanese: 今度だけは遅刻を大目に見てやろう。
English: I will give him another chance.
Japanese: 今度だけは許してやろう。
English: For once, Sue came to the meeting on time.
Japanese: 今度だけはスーは時間どおりに会議にやってきた。
English: I'll overlook your conduct this time.
Japanese: 今度だけはお前の行いを見逃そう。
English: I will have joined the ski tour five times when I join it again.
Japanese: 今度そのスキーツアーに参加したら、５回参加したことになります。
English: Next time I visit San Francisco, I'd like to stay at that hotel.
Japanese: 今度サンフランシスコを訪れたら、あのホテルに泊まってみたい。
English: You must let me know when you come here next time.
Japanese: 今度こっちに来るときは絶対知らせてくださいね。
English: I will not let her escape this time.
Japanese: 今度こそは彼女を逃がさないぞ。
English: I am right for once.
Japanese: 今度こそは私が正しい。
English: I'll try not to make mistakes next time.
Japanese: 今度こそはミスをしないようにしよう。
English: I'll bring my sister when I come next time.
Japanese: 今度くるときには姉を連れてきます。
English: The new teacher is more like a friend than a teacher.
Japanese: 今度来た先生は、先生というより友達みたいだ。
English: I'll have visited Canada twice if I go there again.
Japanese: 今度カナダに行くとそこへ二度行くことになる。
English: I'm looking forward to meeting with you the next time I visit your town.
Japanese: 今度あなたの町を訪れるときにはあなたにお会いするのを楽しみにしています。
English: It will be one year before I see you again.
Japanese: 今度あなたに会えるのは１年後になるだろう。
English: I'll make up for it.
Japanese: 今度、埋め合わせするよ。
English: Join now and pay nothing for a whole year.
Japanese: 今登録されれば、１年間無料です。
English: All Sadako could do now was to make paper cranes and hope for a miracle.
Japanese: 今禎子にできることは、折り鶴を折って奇跡を願うことだけだった。
English: Can you make sashimi out of this fish I just caught?
Japanese: 今釣ってきた魚を、生き造りにしてもらえますか。
English: The street is free from snow now.
Japanese: 今通りには全く雪がない。
English: Do you know the man whose house we have just passed?
Japanese: 今通った家の人をご存知ですか。
English: So it is being repaired at the moment.
Japanese: 今直しているところなんだ。
English: There was a weak earthquake toward dawn this morning.
Japanese: 今朝夜明け近くに地震があった。
English: When I awoke this morning, I felt hungry.
Japanese: 今朝目が覚めたとき、空腹感を覚えた。
English: When I woke up this morning, both of my parents had gone to work.
Japanese: 今朝目がさめたときは両親はもう仕事に出かけていました。
English: I drank a glass of milk this morning.
Japanese: 今朝僕は牛乳をコップ一杯飲んだ。
English: What happened to her this morning?
Japanese: 今朝彼女に何がおきたのですか。
English: This morning the weather was so bad that I had to take a taxi.
Japanese: 今朝天気が大変悪かったので、タクシーに乗らねばならなかった。
English: There is a reason to be late this morning.
Japanese: 今朝遅刻したのには理由がある。
English: The ground was covered with frost this morning.
Japanese: 今朝地面は霜で覆われていた。
English: There was an earthquake this morning.
Japanese: 今朝地震があった。
English: I wish the subway wasn't so crowded every morning.
Japanese: 今朝地下鉄があんなに混雑しなかったらなあ。
English: Somebody came to see you this morning.
Japanese: 今朝誰かが会いに来ましたよ。
English: We had snow this morning.
Japanese: 今朝雪が降りました。
English: I met him by chance on the train this morning.
Japanese: 今朝車中で思いがけず彼にあった。
English: I met him by chance in the train this morning.
Japanese: 今朝車中で思いがけず彼にあった。
English: I met him by chance on the train this morning.
Japanese: 今朝車中で偶然彼に会った。
English: I met him by chance in the train this morning.
Japanese: 今朝車中で偶然彼に会った。
English: My car broke down this morning and won't be repaired until Friday.
Japanese: 今朝車がこわれて、金曜日まで修理がかかるんです。
English: The man we saw this morning was Mr Green.
Japanese: 今朝私達が見た男の人はグリーンさんでした。
English: The man we saw this morning was Mr. Green.
Japanese: 今朝私達が見た男の人はグリーンさんでした。
English: This morning I got a telegram from home saying that my father had been suddenly taken ill.
Japanese: 今朝私は国元から父が病気になったという電報を受け取った。
English: I went to a park this morning.
Japanese: 今朝私は公園に行った。
English: This morning I went to the airport in order to see my cousin off.
Japanese: 今朝私は、いとこを見送るために空港に行った。
English: My father had already finished breakfast when I got up this morning.
Japanese: 今朝私が起きたときには、父はもう朝食を済ませていた。
English: We were stuck up in heavy traffic this morning.
Japanese: 今朝交通渋滞で動きがとれなかった。
English: Did you feed the dog this morning?
Japanese: 今朝犬に餌やった？
English: I awoke this morning to find the summit of the mountain covered with snow.
Japanese: 今朝起きてみると、山の頂が雪におおわれていた。
English: I awoke this morning feeling very ill.
Japanese: 今朝起きた時、気分がとても悪かった。
English: When I woke up this morning, I felt sick.
Japanese: 今朝起きた時、気分がとても悪かった。
English: Did you see him at the station this morning?
Japanese: 今朝駅で彼を見かけましたか。
English: This morning I missed the train I usually take.
Japanese: 今朝もいつも乗る電車に間に合わなかった。
English: The words Dr. Hawking was choosing this morning would be printed out and sent to the publisher of his book.
Japanese: 今朝ホーキング博士が選んでいた単語はプリントアウトされ、彼ほんの出版社に送られるだろう。
English: A Mr Brown came this morning.
Japanese: 今朝ブラウンさんという人がきました。
English: Did you practice the piano this morning?
Japanese: 今朝ピアノ練習をしましたか。
English: I ran into an old friend of mine this morning.
Japanese: 今朝ひょっこり旧友に会った。
English: Did you practice the piano this morning?
Japanese: 今朝ピアノの練習をしましたか。
English: We had a history quiz this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は歴史の小テストがあった。
English: It was below zero this morning, but I cycled to school.
Japanese: 今朝は零度以下でしたが、自転車で学校へ行きました。
English: The thermometer stood at three degrees below zero this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は零下３度以下だった。
English: The thermometer stood at three degrees below zero this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は零下３度だった。
English: It's cool this morning, isn't it?
Japanese: 今朝は涼しいですね。
English: I got a lot of mail this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は郵便がたくさんきた。
English: Windy this morning, isn't it?
Japanese: 今朝は風が強いですね。
English: You seem to be depressed this morning. What's the matter?
Japanese: 今朝は浮かぬ顔をしているね。何かあったのかい。
English: I was in such a hurry this morning that I went out leaving the TV on.
Japanese: 今朝は非常に慌てていたので、テレビをつけたまま外出してしまった。
English: It is especially cold this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は特に寒い。
English: Since the road is wet this morning, it must have rained last night.
Japanese: 今朝は道路がぬれているから、昨夜雨が降ったにちがいない。
English: This morning the train was so crowded that I couldn't find a vacant seat and had to stand the whole way.
Japanese: 今朝は電車が混んでいて空席が見つからなかったので、ずっと立ち通しだった。
English: I didn't have breakfast this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は朝食を食べなかった。
English: Warm this morning, isn't it?
Japanese: 今朝は暖かいですね。
English: It was so cold this morning that I left my coat on.
Japanese: 今朝は大変寒かったので、私はコートを着たままでいた。
English: I feel good this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は体の調子がよい。
English: We had a heavy frost this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は霜がたくさん降りた。
English: This morning I got up too late to have breakfast.
Japanese: 今朝は寝坊したので朝食をとる時間がなかった。
English: I had a little fever this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は少し熱がありました。
English: I don't feel like going out this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は出かけたくない気分だ。
English: I don't feel like going out this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は出かけたくない気持ちだ。
English: I feel like going for a walk this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は散歩したいような気がする。
English: You should take an umbrella with you this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は傘を持っていった方がいいですよ。
English: This morning it was much cooler than yesterday morning.
Japanese: 今朝は昨日の朝よりもずっと涼しかった。
English: There was a keen frost this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は骨身にしみる寒さだった。
English: The air feels somewhat cold this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は空気が多少冷たい。
English: Those mountains over there have turned white this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は向こうの山が真っ白になっている。
English: How about eating out this morning for a change?
Japanese: 今朝は気分転換に外で食事をしませんか。
English: How are you feeling this morning?
Japanese: 今朝は気分はいかがですか。
English: I'm feeling good this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は気分が良いです。
English: The temperature has fallen below zero this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は気温が氷点下に下がっている。
English: This morning, I left for school without washing my face.
Japanese: 今朝は顔を洗わないで学校へ出掛けた。
English: I feel cold this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は寒く感じる。
English: Cold this morning, isn't it?
Japanese: 今朝は寒いですね。
English: The air feels cold this morning; winter is approaching.
Japanese: 今朝は外気が冷たく感じる、もう冬が近づいている。
English: When did you get up this morning?
Japanese: 今朝は何時に起きたの？
English: What did you do this morning?
Japanese: 今朝は何をしたの？
English: Although it looked like rain this morning, it has turned out fine.
Japanese: 今朝は雨が降りそうだったが、良い天気になった。
English: This morning I got up at four so as to be in time for the first train.
Japanese: 今朝は一番列車に間に合うように４時に起きました。
English: You've worked hard this morning, Simon.
Japanese: 今朝は一生懸命に働きましたね、サイモン。
English: It's fine this morning and I feel like a walk.
Japanese: 今朝はよいお天気なので、散歩に行きたいな。
English: The bus is very crowded this morning.
Japanese: 今朝はバスがとても混んでいる。
English: It is terribly hot this morning.
Japanese: 今朝はひどく暑い。
English: I had to get up very early this morning.
Japanese: 今朝はとても早く起きなければならなかったのです。
English: I have a good appetite this morning.
Japanese: 今朝はとても食欲がありました。
English: It is very cold this morning.
Japanese: 今朝はとても寒い。
English: It was very cold this morning.
Japanese: 今朝はとても寒かった。
English: You look very happy this morning.
Japanese: 今朝はとてもうれしそうだね。
English: I have a lot of things to do this morning.
Japanese: 今朝はするべきことがたくさんある。
English: It's pretty hot this morning.
Japanese: 今朝はかなり暑いですね。
English: I had tea instead of coffee this morning.
Japanese: 今朝はコーヒーの代わりに紅茶を飲んだ。
English: This morning I got up an hour earlier than usual.
Japanese: 今朝はいつもより１時間早く起きた。
English: I woke up at five this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は５時に目を覚ました。
English: I got up at seven this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は７時に起きた。
English: He got up an hour early this morning.
Japanese: 今朝は１時間早く起きた。
English: I'm e-mailing to follow up on our phone conversation this morning.
Japanese: 今朝の電話のフォローアップとしてＥメールしています。
English: Did you feel the earthquake this morning?
Japanese: 今朝の地震は感じましたか。
English: Have you read the leading article in today's paper?
Japanese: 今朝の新聞の社説を読みましたか。
English: It was ten degrees below zero this morning.
Japanese: 今朝の気温は零下１０度であった。
English: From the telecast this morning, I have learned to my shock that a big fire hit your area.
Japanese: 今朝のテレビで、あなたの地域で大火災があったことを知り、驚いています。
English: How are you feeling this morning?
Japanese: 今朝のご気分はどうですか。
English: The launch, which had been scheduled for this morning, was postponed because of the illness of shuttle Commander John Creighton.
Japanese: 今朝に予定されていた打ち上げは、ジョン・クレイトン船長の病気のために延期された。
English: It was not till this morning that it stopped raining.
Japanese: 今朝になってやっと雨がやんだ。
English: This morning Tom said that his sister is still ill in bed.
Japanese: 今朝トムは彼の姉はまだ病気で寝ていると言った。
English: This morning Tom said his sister was still sick in bed.
Japanese: 今朝トムは彼の姉はまだ病気で寝ていると言った。
English: I brought a jacket because it was quite cool this morning.
Japanese: 今朝とても寒かったので、ジャケットを持って来ました。
English: I have read three books since this morning.
Japanese: 今朝から本を３冊読んだ。
English: The power has been cut off since this morning.
Japanese: 今朝から停電している。
English: The electricity has been off since this morning.
Japanese: 今朝から停電している。
English: The power has been off since this morning.
Japanese: 今朝から停電している。
English: It has been snowing since this morning.
Japanese: 今朝から雪が降り続いている。
English: It has been raining on and off since this morning.
Japanese: 今朝から雨が降ったりやんだりしている。
English: She bought a loaf of bread this morning.
Japanese: 今朝、彼女はパンを１個買った。
English: The man lent me two books this morning.
Japanese: 今朝あの人が私に２冊の本を貸してくれました。
English: I have not had anything to eat since this morning.
Japanese: 今朝からずっと私は何も食べていない。
English: I saw a group of foreigners on my way to school this morning.
Japanese: 今朝、登校の途中で外国人の一団に会いました。
English: I was called in for jury this morning, and I actually have to serve on a case.
Japanese: 今朝、陪審の件で呼ばれて陪審員をやることになったんだ。
English: He looked much better this morning than yesterday.
Japanese: 今朝、彼は昨日よりずっと身体の調子が良さそうだった。
English: Did you have breakfast this morning?
Japanese: 今朝、朝食を食べましたか。
English: If I had eaten breakfast this morning, I would not be hungry now.
Japanese: 今朝、朝食を取っていたなら、今、空腹ではないだろうに。
English: This morning, I heard the great news of the new arrival in your family.
Japanese: 今朝、赤ちゃんが産まれたというすばらしいニュースを聞きました。
English: A traffic accident took place this morning.
Japanese: 今朝、交通事故が起こった。
English: Whoever calls now, tell him I'm not in.
Japanese: 今誰から電話があっても、私は留守だと伝えて下さい。
English: It is his favor to be alive now.
Japanese: 今生きているのは彼のおかげだ。
English: I'm at Narita Airport right now.
Japanese: 今成田空港にいます。
English: By the end of the century, the earth will have experienced a dramatic increase in temperature.
Japanese: 今世紀の終わりまでには、地球の気温は劇的に上昇しているだろう。
English: Our century has seen a notable increase of knowledge.
Japanese: 今世紀には注目すべき知識の増加があった。
English: Many improvements have been made since this century began.
Japanese: 今世紀が始まって以来、多くの進歩があった。
English: What's currently hot?
Japanese: 今人気を呼んでいるもの。
English: Have you been to Grandma's Table which is very popular now?
Japanese: 今人気の「おばあちゃんの食卓」に行ったことがありますか。
English: What is the most popular movie now?
Japanese: 今人気のある映画は何ですか。
English: Tonight the King of Hell returns.
Japanese: 今宵、奈落の王が復活する。
English: Will we be in time for the plane if we leave now?
Japanese: 今出発すれば飛行機に間に合うでしょうか。
English: If you start now, you will get there in time.
Japanese: 今出発すれば、時間に間に合うようにそこにつくでしょう。
English: It is convenient for us to start now.
Japanese: 今出発するのが好都合です。
English: Start now, and you will get there in time.
Japanese: 今出発しなさい、そうすればそこに間に合って着くでしょう。
English: Unless you start now, you'll be late.
Japanese: 今出発しなければ遅刻しますよ。
English: I'm leaving now.
Japanese: 今出かける所なんですよ。
English: It's impossible to go out now.
Japanese: 今出かけるのは無理だ。
English: It is too late to go out now.
Japanese: 今出かけるのには遅すぎる。
English: You should do your homework now.
Japanese: 今宿題をやってしまいなさい。
English: You may as well leave now.
Japanese: 今出かけた方がいい。
English: We have enough food now.
Japanese: 今十分な食料がある。
English: You are supposed to hand in the report by the end of this week.
Japanese: 今週末までにレポートを提出することになっている。
English: We'd like you to finish the job by the end of this week by all means.
Japanese: 今週末までにはぜひその仕事を終えていただきたいのです。
English: Could you lend me some money until this weekend?
Japanese: 今週末までにお金を貸してくれませんか。
English: Could you lend me some money until this weekend?
Japanese: 今週末までいくらか金を貸してくれませんか。
English: Could you lend me some money until this weekend?
Japanese: 今週末までいくらかお金を貸してくれませんか。
English: I have nothing on this weekend.
Japanese: 今週末は何も予定がない。
English: I can't afford to go to the onsen this weekend. I'm broke.
Japanese: 今週末は温泉に行く余裕はないね。すっからかんだ。
English: We're having a three-day weekend this week.
Japanese: 今週末は３連休だ。
English: Tell me something important you learned this weekend.
Japanese: 今週末に学んだ何か重要な事を話して下さい。
English: Could you lend me some money until this weekend?
Japanese: 今週末でいくらかお金を貸してくれませんか。
English: Why don't we go to the mountains this weekend?
Japanese: 今週末、山に行くってのはどうかな？
English: Do you have anything on for this weekend?
Japanese: 今週末、何か計画はありますか。
English: She promised that she would pay me this week, but she didn't keep her word.
Japanese: 今週彼女はお金を払うと約束したのに、彼女は約束を守らなかった。
English: Mary is sitting up late this week to prepare for her finals.
Japanese: 今週メアリーは期末試験の準備のために夜遅くまで起きている。
English: Mary is staying up late this week to prepare for her finals.
Japanese: 今週メアリーは期末試験の準備のために夜遅くまで起きている。
English: Mary is staying up late this week to prepare for her term end tests.
Japanese: 今週メアリーは期末試験の準備のために夜遅くまで起きている。
English: I hoped to have finished it by this week.
Japanese: 今週までにはそれを終えてしまいたかったのだが。
English: I think I'll brown bag it this week.
Japanese: 今週は弁当を持参する。
English: I'm very busy this week.
Japanese: 今週は非常に忙しい。
English: This week I had three midterms.
Japanese: 今週は中間試験が３つ。
English: I have done much writing this week.
Japanese: 今週は大いに書きました。
English: This week the cherry blossoms in the park are in full bloom.
Japanese: 今週は公園の桜が満開だ。
English: Hamburgers have gone up this week.
Japanese: 今週ハンバーガーが値上がりした。
English: This is Fire Prevention Week.
Japanese: 今週は火災予防週間です。
English: Are there any good films on this week?
Japanese: 今週はよい映画が上映されてますか。
English: Are there any good movies being shown this week?
Japanese: 今週はよい映画が上映されてますか。
English: I've eaten a great deal of food this week.
Japanese: 今週はたくさん物を食べた。
English: Where have you been this week?
Japanese: 今週はどちらにいらしゃいましたか。
English: I have been busy this week.
Japanese: 今週はずっと忙しい。
English: With so many people absent this week, we weren't able to complete the project.
Japanese: 今週はたくさんの人が休んでいたので、その企画を完成できなかった。
English: I worked all this week.
Japanese: 今週はずっと働いていた。
English: I've been on the go all this week.
Japanese: 今週はずっと働きづめだった。
English: I have been very busy this week.
Japanese: 今週はずっと大変忙しい。
English: I've been very busy this week.
Japanese: 今週はずっと大変忙しい。
English: We have had fine weather this week.
Japanese: 今週はずっと天気がよい。
English: I've got a lot of things to do this week.
Japanese: 今週はしなければならないことでいっぱいだ。
English: Do you have anything on for this weekend?
Japanese: 今週の週末には何か約束がありますか。
English: You are supposed to hand in the homework by the end of the week.
Japanese: 今週の終わりまでに宿題を提出してください。
English: You must do it by the end of this week.
Japanese: 今週の終わりまでにやらなくては、いけません。
English: Today week I'll be in England.
Japanese: 来週の今日、私は英国にいるでしょう。
English: A week today I'll be in England.
Japanese: 来週の今日、私は英国にいるでしょう。
English: A week from today, I'll be in England.
Japanese: 来週の今日、私は英国にいるでしょう。
English: I already have something planned for Friday, so I won't be able to make it to the drinking session.
Japanese: 今週の金曜日は先約が入っていて、飲み会には行けないな。
English: What movies are playing this week?
Japanese: 今週の映画情報を教えてください。
English: What have you been doing this week?
Japanese: 今週あなたは何をしていましたか。
English: What are you learning at school?
Japanese: 今授業で何を習っていますか。
English: We are shorthanded now.
Japanese: 今手が足りないのです。
English: I'm tied up now.
Japanese: 今手がふさがっている。
English: Now is the time I got to speak out.
Japanese: 今自分を見つめ直し。
English: If you try to defend the seniority-based corporate escalator these days all you'll get is flak from younger employees.
Japanese: 今時、年功序列だなんて言っても、若い奴の反発を食うだけですよ。
English: I will lend you what little money I have now.
Japanese: 今持っているお金はすべてお貸ししましょう。
English: I'll lend you all the money I have on me now.
Japanese: 今持っているお金はすべてお貸ししましょう。
English: Now I understand that my mother was only trying to be polite in public.
Japanese: 今私は母親が人前で社交辞令をつかっていたにすぎないと理解しました。
English: I don't have the letter on me now.
Japanese: 今私はその手紙を身につけていません。
English: In my neighborhood, houses are now being built one after another.
Japanese: 今私の家の付近に住宅が続々建っている。
English: What we need now is a rest.
Japanese: 今私たちに必要なのは休養です。
English: What we need now is a rest.
Japanese: 今私たちに必要なのは休息です。
English: I can't get away from work now.
Japanese: 今仕事から手が離せない。
English: The cherry blossoms are at their best now.
Japanese: 今桜は満開です。
English: I'm adding the finishing touches now.
Japanese: 今最後の仕上げをするところです。
English: If you try your best now, happiness will come to you.
Japanese: 今最善をつくせば、あなたに幸せがやって来る。
English: She will be there by now.
Japanese: 今頃彼女はそこにいるだろう。
English: It is all up with him by this time.
Japanese: 今頃彼は万事休すだ。
English: Don't come to me now with that. You should have said something when it originally happened.
Japanese: 今頃言うなんて遅いよ。事が起こった時に言わないと。
English: London must be cold now.
Japanese: 今頃ロンドンは寒いに違いない。
English: You have to watch out for avalanches at this time of the year.
Japanese: 今頃の時期はなだれに注意しなければならない。
English: It's warm for this time of year.
Japanese: 今頃にしては暖かい。
English: Tom will be watching television if you visit him now.
Japanese: 今行くと、トムはテレビを見ているところでしょう。
English: If you visit Tom now, he'll probably be watching TV.
Japanese: 今行くと、トムはテレビを見ているところでしょう。
English: If you visit Tom right now, he's probably just watching TV.
Japanese: 今行くと、トムはテレビを見ているところでしょう。
English: It is too late to repent.
Japanese: 今更悔やんでも後の祭りだ。
English: For you to come out and say that kind of thing now would just be pouring oil on the fire.
Japanese: 今更そんなことを言った日にゃ、火に油を注ぐことになるだけだよ。
English: Please consider us in the future for all your travel needs.
Japanese: 今後旅行の際はぜひ当社をご検討ください。
English: You must be careful from now on.
Japanese: 今後気をつけなくてはなりません。
English: You never can tell what is going to happen.
Japanese: 今後何が起こるか分からない。
English: Have you given up smoking for good and all?
Japanese: 今後も永久にタバコをやめたのですか。
English: I hope we will be able to keep in touch.
Japanese: 今後もおつきあいいただけるよう願っています。
English: In the future, you have to get here on time.
Japanese: 今後は時間通り来なければなりませんよ。
English: From now on, I'm going to say what's on my mind.
Japanese: 今後は私が気にとめていることを言うことにしよう。
English: Study harder from now on.
Japanese: 今後はもっと一生懸命勉強しなさい。
English: In future, be more careful with your money.
Japanese: 今後はお金にもっと注意しなさい。
English: In the future, be more careful with your money.
Japanese: 今後はお金にもっと注意しなさい。
English: From now on, be more careful with your money.
Japanese: 今後はお金にもっと注意しなさい。
English: I'll try not to be late in the future.
Japanese: 今後はおくれないようにします。
English: Therefore, they cannot catalyze deregulation without "external pressure".
Japanese: 今後は、新事業創造による経済の活性化という観点から、国民のコンセンサスに基づいた早急な内圧型規制緩和が推進されなければなるまい。
English: You can count on us for better service in the future.
Japanese: 今後は、よりよいサービスを提供させていただきます。
English: The tax reform will not touch the banking industry.
Japanese: 今後の税制改革では銀行業界に何の影響も与えないだろう。
English: Further investigation will offer many opportunities to obtain more valuable knowledge of the ocean.
Japanese: 今後の研究は、海洋に関する一層価値のある知識が得られる可能性を高めてくれるだろう。
English: I hope the new plan will work out satisfactorily.
Japanese: 今後の計画が申し分なく上手くいくことを願っている。
English: You must pay attention to every minute detail from now on.
Japanese: 今後どんな細部にも注意を払いなさいよ。
English: Please continue your favors towards us.
Japanese: 今後ともよろしくお願いいたします。
English: I hope that you will continue to favor us with your support.
Japanese: 今後ともご支援いただけますよう、よろしくお願いします。
English: I hope that your future activities will expand our relationship with your firm.
Japanese: 今後とも、貴社と緊密なおつきあいをいただけますよう希望しております。
English: We look forward to working more closely with you in the future.
Japanese: 今後とも、おつきあいのほど、よろしくお願いします。
English: The number of students who specialize in biology will increase from now on.
Japanese: 今後、生物学を専攻する学生の数は増加するであろう。
English: From now on, I'll try to help you with the work.
Japanese: 今後、あなたの仕事を手伝うようにしましょう。
English: Please accept my apologies for what I said just now.
Japanese: 今言ったことをどうかご容赦ください。
English: I take back what I said.
Japanese: 今言ったことは取り消します。
English: Don't draw a hasty conclusion from what you see now.
Japanese: 今見ることからあわてて断定してはいけない。
English: I am just warming up now.
Japanese: 今肩慣らししているところです。
English: There is only a poor market for silk now.
Japanese: 今絹にはわずかな需要しかない。
English: You are to finish this work by the end of this month.
Japanese: 今月末までに、あなたはこの仕事を終えなければならない。
English: Come to my house at the end of this month.
Japanese: 今月末に僕の家にきなさい。
English: I've decided to quit my job at the end of this month.
Japanese: 今月末で会社をやめることにした。
English: Publication of this month's issue will probably be delayed one week.
Japanese: 今月号の発行は１週間遅れるだろう。
English: My salary was high this month.
Japanese: 今月は給料が多かった。
English: I earned a lot of money this month.
Japanese: 今月は給料が多かった。
English: It's been hot this month, but today's an exception.
Japanese: 今月は暑かったが、今日は例外だ。
English: I have to reduce my expenses this month.
Japanese: 今月は支出を切りつめなければならない。
English: There were two murders this month.
Japanese: 今月は殺人事件が２件あった。
English: We are in the black this month.
Japanese: 今月は黒字である。
English: We are having an international trade fair this month.
Japanese: 今月は国際貿易見本市が開かれている。
English: We've had a lot of rain this month.
Japanese: 今月は雨が多かった。
English: We had a lot of rain this month.
Japanese: 今月は雨が多かった。
English: There's been a lot of rain this month.
Japanese: 今月は雨が多かった。
English: I'm going to Paris this month.
Japanese: 今月パリへ行く予定だ。
English: My eyes popped out when I looked at my phone bill this month.
Japanese: 今月の電話代見て、目が飛び出た。
English: Sales have been off this month.
Japanese: 今月の売り上げはよくない。
English: We will have lived here for ten years at the end of this month.
Japanese: 今月の末で１０年間ここに住んでいることになります。
English: Steel production will increase 2% this month from last month.
Japanese: 今月の鉄鋼の生産は、先月より２％増になるだろう。
English: Living costs this month are lower than those of last month are.
Japanese: 今月の生活費は先月よりかからない。
English: Please wait until the end of this month.
Japanese: 今月の終わりまで待ってください。
English: The number of the people working in this city will be more than one thousand by the end of this month.
Japanese: 今月の終わりまでには、この町で働く人の数は１０００以上になっているだろう。
English: Come to my office at the end of this month.
Japanese: 今月の終わりに私の事務所に来なさい。
English: This month's salary was 200,000 yen.
Japanese: 今月の収入は２０万円だった。
English: I forgot to pay my rent this month.
Japanese: 今月の家賃を払うのを忘れた。
English: I've already spent all my pocket money for this month.
Japanese: 今月のお小遣いもう全部使っちゃった。
English: I'm quitting my current job as of the end of the month.
Japanese: 今月いっぱいで今の仕事を辞めます。
English: I will stay here all this month.
Japanese: 今月いっぱいここにいます。
English: The revised timetable will go into effect on the 5th of this month.
Japanese: 今月５日から時間表が改正される。
English: You must bear in mind what I've just said to you.
Japanese: 今君に言ったことは忘れてはいけない。
English: May I come and see you now?
Japanese: 今君に会いに行ってもいいですか。
English: What you say now isn't consistent with what you said before.
Japanese: 今君が言っていることは以前君が言ったここと一致しない。
English: The educational system is now under review.
Japanese: 今教育制度が見直されています。
English: I feel like crying now.
Japanese: 今泣きたい気分です。
English: Our surplus has swelled by nearly ten percent in this quarter.
Japanese: 今期、我が社の黒字はほぼ１０％増加した。
English: Must I come home now?
Japanese: 今帰らなければなりませんか。
English: Do I have to come home now?
Japanese: 今帰らなければなりませんか。
English: I seem to have run out of steam this term.
Japanese: 今学期は本当に息切れした感じだわ。
English: Are you taking politics this semester?
Japanese: 今学期は政治学を取っていますか。
English: What are you going to take this semester?
Japanese: 今学期はどんな教科を選択しますか。
English: I have one textbook for each class that I have this term, so it is very heavy.
Japanese: 今学期はとっている授業それぞれに教科書があるのでとても重いです。
English: I'm taking Spanish this semester.
Japanese: 今学期はスペイン語を取っている。
English: We have two examinations during this term.
Japanese: 今学期、２つの試験がある。
English: Now you're flying over the Alps.
Japanese: 今皆様方はアルプスの上を飛んでいるところです。
English: Her latest album is a tour de force. It even has a storyline.
Japanese: 今回発売されたアルバムは、ストーリー仕立てになっていて力作だ。
English: This time my goal is Paris.
Japanese: 今回私の目的地はパリです。
English: This is a special occasion.
Japanese: 今回は特別な行事なんです。
English: I'll let it go this time.
Japanese: 今回は大目に見よう。
English: I can't make it this time.
Japanese: 今回は出席できません。
English: Will you get me off the hook this time?
Japanese: 今回は見逃してくれよ。
English: Let me off the hook this time, please.
Japanese: 今回は見逃してください。
English: I'll excuse your carelessness this time.
Japanese: 今回は君の不注意を許しましょう。
English: This time Bob is likely to win.
Japanese: 今回はボブが勝ちそうだ。
English: I'm afraid I can't make it at that time.
Japanese: 今回はだめなのです。
English: I am not sure of winning the game this time.
Japanese: 今回はその試合に勝てるかどうか分からない。
English: You cannot fail this time.
Japanese: 今回はしくじれないぞ。
English: We had expected that you would succeed this time.
Japanese: 今回はきみはうまくいくと思っていたのだけれど。
English: Give up on this one. You're wasting your time.
Japanese: 今回はあきらめな。しょうがないよ。
English: I feel I was able to get back to nature on this trip.
Japanese: 今回の旅行では、大自然に触れることができた感じがした。
English: I'm going to keep track of all the expenses on this trip.
Japanese: 今回の旅行での出費は全部つけておくつもりである。
English: The last election was such a hot contest that several ex-ministers lost.
Japanese: 今回の選挙は激戦で元大臣が何人も落ちた。
English: Our latest results are the fruit of his furious efforts.
Japanese: 今回の成果はひとえに彼の獅子奮迅の働きの賜物でしょう。
English: This book is one of the poet's best works.
Japanese: この本はこの詩人の最高傑作の一つだ。
English: Making this matter public would have an effect on our sales, so we're going to overlook it this once.
Japanese: 今回の事は公にすると今後の売り上げに影響が出るから、今回だけは許してやる。
English: The last examination was very difficult.
Japanese: 今回の試験は非常に難しかった。
English: This experience will be invaluable as a way of improving the way I study English.
Japanese: 今回の経験は、今後の私の英語の勉強の仕方に大いに役立つだろう。
English: The rain is radiologically inactive this time.
Japanese: 今回の雨には放射能はない。
English: Now that the project has come to an end, I feel like I've finally come to a resting-place.
Japanese: 今回のプロジェクトが終わって、やっと一段落したって感じだね。
English: Everybody blows it once in a while. It's better not to obsess on it.
Japanese: 今回のことであまり思い詰めないほうがいいよ。だれにでも失敗はあるんだから。
English: I will have been to New York twice this time.
Japanese: 今回で私は二度ニューヨークに行ったことになる。
English: Let me go just once.
Japanese: 今回だけ大目に見てください。
English: Please give me some latitude this time.
Japanese: 今回だけ大目に見てください。
English: Could you please overlook it this time?
Japanese: 今回だけ大目に見てください。
English: I will side with you just this once.
Japanese: 今回だけは君の味方をしよう。
English: This time it seems as if he is telling the truth.
Japanese: 今回だけは彼も本当のことを言ったようだ。
English: I'll forgive you just this once.
Japanese: 今回だけは許してやろう。
English: This is the last game.
Japanese: 今回が最後の試合だ。
English: I cast aside my chains.
Japanese: 今我が鎖を解き。
English: This would be a favor, which I would be pleased to return at any time.
Japanese: 今回お手数をかけたことについて、いつかお返しをしたいと思っております。
English: Look at the girl who is now singing.
Japanese: 今歌を歌っている少女をみなさい。
English: This summer we had an unusual amount of rain.
Japanese: 今夏の降水量は普通でなかった。
English: Where do you live now?
Japanese: 今何処に住んでいますか。
English: Where are you living now?
Japanese: 今何処に住んでいますか。
English: What's the time? My watch has gone wrong.
Japanese: 今何時ですか。私の時計は狂ってしまいました。
English: Have you got the time?
Japanese: 今何時か分かりますか。
English: Can you imagine what I am thinking now?
Japanese: 今何を考えているかわかりますか。
English: What is popular now?
Japanese: 今何が流行っていますか。
English: If you became blind suddenly, what would you do?
Japanese: 今仮に突然目が見えなくなったら、どうしますか。
English: Now I am enjoying my new life style.
Japanese: 今俺は新しい生活を楽しんでいる。
English: We just arrived at the station.
Japanese: 今駅に着いたわ。
English: Can you go to the movie now?
Japanese: 今映画に行けますか。
English: It is raining hard now.
Japanese: 今雨が激しく降ってます。
English: A bad cold is going about now.
Japanese: 今悪性の風邪がまん延している。
English: Studying abroad is very common now.
Japanese: 今や留学は大流行だ。
English: The store is making a mark.
Japanese: 今や有名店ですね。
English: It is now necessary to add another rule.
Japanese: 今や別の規則を加える必要がある。
English: Nothing but your love can save her now.
Japanese: 今や彼女を救えるものは君しかいない。
English: Nothing but your love can save her now.
Japanese: 今や彼女のことを救えるのは君の愛しかない。
English: He still passes as a college student now.
Japanese: 今や彼は大学生として通用する。
English: Now he has nothing to live for.
Japanese: 今や彼には何の生きがいもない。
English: Japan must take over that role now.
Japanese: 今や日本がその役割を引き受けなくてはならない。
English: It is time not only to equalize men's and women's wages, but also to equalize responsibility for housework.
Japanese: 今や男女の賃金を平等にするだけでなく、家事の責任も平等にすべき時である。
English: Now the President is nothing but a lame duck.
Japanese: 今や大統領はレイム・ダックにすぎません。
English: The war was now over.
Japanese: 今や戦争は終わった。
English: Now that I have a job, I can be independent of my parents.
Japanese: 今や就職したので両親から独立することができる。
English: It was now a race against time.
Japanese: 今や時代との競争になった。
English: Now musicians include issues such as human rights and environmental pollution.
Japanese: 今や音楽家たちは歌の中に例えば人権や環境汚染のような問題までいれています。
English: Now notebook computers are as common as lunch boxes.
Japanese: 今やノート型コンピューターは弁当箱と同じくらいが一般的だ。
English: There's very little pure blood in any nation now.
Japanese: 今やどの民族にも純粋な血といえるものはほとんどない。
English: I have only just begun.
Japanese: 今やっと始めたところです。
English: Have a little patience with what you're doing.
Japanese: 今やっていることを少し根気強く続けなさい。
English: If I were rich, I would go abroad.
Japanese: 今もし私が金持ちだったら、海外へ行くだろうに。
English: He's a good guy now, so he'll make a good husband in the future.
Japanese: 彼は今もいい人だから将来もいい夫になるよ。
English: A visitor has kept me busy till now.
Japanese: 今まで来客で忙しかったのです。
English: Up to now I've never been abroad.
Japanese: 今まで僕は外国に行ったことがない。
English: Up to now they have worked very hard.
Japanese: 今まで彼らは一生懸命働いてきた。
English: He looks much better now.
Japanese: 今、彼はずっと調子がよいようだ。
English: Have you ever seen him?
Japanese: 今まで彼にあったことがありますか。
English: No one has ever been able to enter the room.
Japanese: 今まで誰もその部屋へ入ることはできなかった。
English: No one has ever been able to do it.
Japanese: 今まで誰にもそれは出来なかった。
English: Jiro, who had never cried in front of anyone before, started bawling.
Japanese: 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。
English: Jiro, who had never cried in front of anyone before, started crying.
Japanese: 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。
English: How many idioms have we studied so far?
Japanese: 今まで私たちは熟語をいくつ勉強しましたか。
English: I have not been able to find a job so far.
Japanese: 今まで仕事を見つけることができません。
English: I haven't been able to find a job so far.
Japanese: 今まで仕事を見つけることができません。
English: Have you ever visited Kyoto before?
Japanese: 今まで京都に行ったことがありますか。
English: It's really hard to turn your back on your way of life.
Japanese: 今まで慣れ親しんできた生活習慣を捨てると言うのは、本当に大変なことだ。
English: How many books do you think you have read so far?
Japanese: 今まで何冊の本を読んだと思いますか。
English: Up to now, I have never met him.
Japanese: 今まで一度も彼に会ったことはない。
English: I've never eaten Chinese food before.
Japanese: 今まで一度も中国料理を食べたことがない。
English: You should study still harder.
Japanese: 今まで以上にいっそう勉強に励みなさい。
English: Have you ever been to Europe?
Japanese: 今までヨーロッパに行ったことがありますか。
English: Have you ever listened to Beethoven's "Ninth"?
Japanese: 今までベートーベンの「第九」を聞いたことあるかい？
English: Up to now we've been taking a casual relaxed attitude toward our relationship but I want to start looking at us more critically.
Japanese: 今までは「なーなー」で付き合ってきたけれど、今後は是々非々の立場で付き合うよ。
English: I have been lucky until now.
Japanese: 今までは、私は、幸運でした。
English: Her life has been full of trials.
Japanese: 今までの彼女の人生は苦難に満ちたものだった。
English: After reflecting on my life up to now, I decided that I needed to change my goals.
Japanese: 今までの人生を振り返って考えてみた後、私は目標を変える必要があると判断した。
English: So far everything has been successful.
Japanese: 今までのところ万事うまくいっている。
English: So far he has done very well at school.
Japanese: 今までのところ彼は学校では仲良くやっている。
English: I've finished half so far.
Japanese: 今までのところ半分だけ終わりました。
English: We have not received a letter from him so far.
Japanese: 今までのところ我々は彼から手紙を受け取っていない。
English: We have no information as yet.
Japanese: 今までのところ何の情報もない。
English: I've heard nothing from her as yet.
Japanese: 今までのところは彼女から何の便りもない。
English: It is all right so far.
Japanese: 今までのところはよろしい。
English: The old place has not obtained the result at all.
Japanese: 今までのところは、何ら結果を得ていない。
English: So far we have enjoyed our journey very much.
Japanese: 今までのところでは旅行はとても楽しかった。
English: That company has been very successful up to now.
Japanese: 今までのところあの会社はとても成功している。
English: As yet we have not made any plans for the holidays.
Japanese: 今までのところ、私たちは休みの計画は立てていない。
English: Up to the present we have enjoyed our trip very much.
Japanese: 今までのところ、私たちの旅はとても快適です。
English: As yet, I have not completed the work.
Japanese: 今までのところ、まだその仕事は出来上がっていない。
English: As yet, everything has been going well.
Japanese: 今までのところ、すべてうまくいっています。
English: I've never seen a real cow.
Japanese: 今までに本物の牛を見たことがない。
English: Nobody has ever loved him.
Japanese: 今までに彼を愛したものは誰もいない。
English: Have you ever been to the Tokyo Dome?
Japanese: 今までに東京ドームへ行ったことがありますか。
English: Have you ever had a serious illness?
Japanese: 今までに重い病気にかかったことがありますか。
English: How many proverbs have we learned so far?
Japanese: 今までに私達は熟語をいくつぐらい習ったかしら。
English: How many books do you think you have read so far?
Japanese: 今までに何冊の本を読んだと思いますか。
English: Never have I seen such a beautiful scene.
Japanese: 今までに一度も私はこんなに美しい情景を見たことがない。