BackpropBuff/Tatoeba.en-ja huggingface dataset:
English: His notion was neither concrete nor abstract.
Japanese: 彼の考え方は具体的でも抽象的でもなかった。
English: Humor is absent in his way of thinking.
Japanese: 彼の考え方にはユーモアというものがない。
English: It isn't easy to make out his ideas.
Japanese: 彼の考えを理解するのは難しい。
English: It isn't easy to understand his ideas.
Japanese: 彼の考えを理解するのは難しい。
English: It's not easy to understand his ideas.
Japanese: 彼の考えを理解するのは難しい。
English: It's difficult to understand his ideas.
Japanese: 彼の考えを理解するのは難しい。
English: It's hard to understand his ideas.
Japanese: 彼の考えを理解するのは難しい。
English: I tried to sound out his views.
Japanese: 彼の考えを打診しようとした。
English: What do you think of his idea?
Japanese: 彼の考えをどう思いますか。
English: His ideas are difficult to understand.
Japanese: 彼の考えは理解しにくい。
English: I couldn't take in his idea.
Japanese: 彼の考えは理解できなかった。
English: I couldn't understand his ideas.
Japanese: 彼の考えは理解できなかった。
English: His way of thinking is very similar to mine.
Japanese: 彼の考えは僕のと似ている。
English: What he thought was bound up with Buddhism.
Japanese: 彼の考えは仏教と密接に結びついていた。
English: His ideas accord with theirs.
Japanese: 彼の考えは彼らの考えと一致する。
English: His idea doesn't make any sense at all.
Japanese: 彼の考えは全く意味が分からない。
English: His ideas are up to date.
Japanese: 彼の考えは新しい。
English: His way of thinking is a bit extreme.
Japanese: 彼の考えは少し極端だ。
English: His ideas were in advance of his times.
Japanese: 彼の考えは時代の先を行っていた。
English: His views chimed in with mine.
Japanese: 彼の考えは私の考えと符合した。
English: His ideas do not fit in with mine.
Japanese: 彼の考えは私の考えと一致しない。
English: His ideas are quite different from mine.
Japanese: 彼の考えは私のと全く違う。
English: His ideas are too extreme for me.
Japanese: 彼の考えは私には過激すぎます。
English: His idea is identical with mine.
Japanese: 彼の考えは私と同じだ。
English: His idea is far from satisfactory to us.
Japanese: 彼の考えは私たちにとって決して満足できない。
English: His idea is for us to go in two different cars.
Japanese: 彼の考えは私たちが２台の車に分乗して行こうというものです。
English: His idea is practical.
Japanese: 彼の考えは現実的だ。
English: His belief is rooted in experience.
Japanese: 彼の考えは経験に根ざしている。
English: His notion was neither concrete nor abstract.
Japanese: 彼の考えは具体的でも抽象的でもなかった。
English: His thoughts are extremely academic.
Japanese: 彼の考えは学問的過ぎる。
English: His idea got a boost at the meeting.
Japanese: 彼の考えは会議で支持を得た。
English: He is radical in thoughts.
Japanese: 彼の考えは過激だ。
English: His idea is good for nothing.
Japanese: 彼の考えは何も役にも立たない。
English: His idea is good for nothing.
Japanese: 彼の考えは何の役にも立たない。
English: His way of thinking is very childish.
Japanese: 彼の考えはとても幼い。
English: His view seems to be too optimistic.
Japanese: 彼の考えはどうもあまい。
English: His notions were what is called advanced.
Japanese: 彼の考えはいわゆる進歩的なものだった。
English: His ideas are always practical.
Japanese: 彼の考えはいつも実用的だ。
English: His ideas are always very practical.
Japanese: 彼の考えはいつでもとても実際的です。
English: His idea is very different from mine.
Japanese: 彼の考えは、私とはたいへんちがっている。
English: In his opinion, the time will come soon when people will suffer from a water shortage.
Japanese: 彼の考えでは、近い将来水不足に悩む時代が来る。
English: I don't understand the way that he thinks.
Japanese: 彼の考えがさっぱり分からない。
English: I can't understand his ideas at all.
Japanese: 彼の考えがさっぱり分からない。
English: It is sad that his ideas do not go with the time.
Japanese: 彼の考えが、時勢に順応していないのはなげかわしい。
English: He was confident of his antibodies.
Japanese: 彼の抗体はかつて彼が確信した。
English: His striped suit and checked tie didn't match.
Japanese: 彼の稿模様のスーツとチェックのネクタイは合わなかった。
English: We were really moved by his lecture.
Japanese: 彼の講義に私達は感動した。
English: His curiosity knew no bounds.
Japanese: 彼の好奇心には限りがなかった。
English: His conduct is open to criticism.
Japanese: 彼の好意は人から批判を受けやすい。
English: His conduct is open to criticism.
Japanese: 彼の好意は人から批判されやすい。
English: His favorite baseball team is the Giants, but he likes the Lions as well.
Japanese: 彼の好きな野球チームジャイアンツですが、ライオンズも好きです。
English: His favorite baseball team is the Giants, but he likes the Lions, too.
Japanese: 彼の好きな野球チームジャイアンツですが、ライオンズも好きです。
English: His favorite baseball team is the Giants, but he also likes the Lions.
Japanese: 彼の好きな野球チームジャイアンツですが、ライオンズも好きです。
English: Why not let him pursue his studies as he likes?
Japanese: 彼の好きなように研究を続行させたらいいではないか。
English: Let him do as he likes.
Japanese: 彼の好きなようにやらせなさい。
English: You'd better leave him to do as he likes.
Japanese: 彼の好きなようにさせておいた方がいい。
English: It is jelly that he likes.
Japanese: 彼の好きなのはゼリーです。
English: He likes jelly.
Japanese: 彼の好きなのはゼリーです。
English: What he likes is jelly.
Japanese: 彼の好きなのはゼリーです。
English: His accent sounds a little quaint.
Japanese: 彼の口調は少しおかしい。
English: His tone was one of sorrow.
Japanese: 彼の口調は悲しみ口調だった。
English: I judged from what he said that he did not agree with me.
Japanese: 彼の口ぶりから私の意見に賛成でないと判断した。
English: His tone was very annoyed.
Japanese: 彼の口調にはずいぶんいらだちがみられた。
English: His services were appreciated.
Japanese: 彼の功績は認められた。
English: His accomplishments should be written in large letters.
Japanese: 彼の功績は特筆大書すべきものがある。
English: His official title is Director-General of the Environment Agency.
Japanese: 彼の公式の肩書きは環境庁長官です。
English: A few people clapped after his lecture.
Japanese: 彼の公演が終わるとわずかの人々が拍手をした。
English: Don't laugh at his mistake.
Japanese: 彼の誤りを笑うな。
English: His mistake was intentional.
Japanese: 彼の誤りは意図的なものだった。
English: His tone became more and more fervent.
Japanese: 彼の語調はますます熱気を帯びてきた。
English: The matter of his successor is still under debate.
Japanese: 彼の後継者についての問題はまだ論争中だ。
English: All of his later paintings were considered masterpiece.
Japanese: 彼の後期の絵はすべて傑作とみなされた。
English: I spoke after him.
Japanese: 彼の後を受けて私が話をした。
English: It won't be easy to find someone capable of taking his place.
Japanese: 彼の後を継ぐだけの能力のある人物を見つけるのは容易ではないだろう。
English: I am at the rear of him.
Japanese: 彼の後ろにいる。
English: I'm behind him.
Japanese: 彼の後ろにいる。
English: His home country is Germany.
Japanese: 彼の故国はドイツだ。
English: His breathing became faint.
Japanese: 彼の呼吸は次第に弱くなった。
English: His old car is on its last legs.
Japanese: 彼の古い車はポンコツ寸前。
English: His old clunker isn't worth anything.
Japanese: 彼の古い車じゃ、一銭にもならないよ。
English: I'm telling you, his old car won't fetch a red cent.
Japanese: 彼の古い車じゃ、一銭にもならないよ。
English: At his words her color paled.
Japanese: 彼の言葉を聞いて彼女の顔は青ざめた。
English: His words made me feel uneasy about my future.
Japanese: 彼の言葉を聞いて、私は将来に不安を感じた。
English: His words made me feel uneasy about my future.
Japanese: 彼の言葉を聞いて、私は自分の将来に不安を感じた。
English: His words carried me back to my childhood.
Japanese: 彼の言葉を聞いて、わたしは子供のころを思い出した。
English: Don't believe what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言葉を信じてはいけない。
English: I don't know how to interpret his words.
Japanese: 彼の言葉をどう解釈していいのか分からない。
English: Don't take his remarks too literally.
Japanese: 彼の言葉をあまり額面通りに受け取ってはいけない。
English: His words sound reasonable.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は理にかなっているようだ。
English: His words struck terror into her.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は彼女をぞっとさせた。
English: His words gave her hope for the future.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は彼女に将来への希望を与えられた。
English: His words were as follows:
Japanese: 彼の言葉は次の通りだった。
English: His word can be summarized as follows.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は次のように要約できる。
English: His remark does not do me justice.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は私を公平に扱っていない。
English: His words embarrassed me.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は私をまごつかせた。
English: What he said embarrassed me.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は私をまごつかせた。
English: His words aroused my competitive spirit.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は私の闘争心をあおった。
English: His words had a great effect on my life.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は私の人生に大きな影響を与えた。
English: His remark made my recollect my schooldays.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は私に学生時代のことを思い起こさせた。
English: His words are severe, but on the other hand he is kind.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は厳しいが、他方では心はやさしい。
English: His words gave rise to doubts.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は疑惑を引き起こした。
English: His words carry little conviction.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は我々に説得力がほとんどない。
English: What do his words imply?
Japanese: 彼の言葉は何を暗示しているのか。
English: His words went to my heart.
Japanese: 彼の言葉はぼくの胸にこたえた。
English: His words wounded Meg.
Japanese: 彼の言葉はメグを傷つけた。
English: What he said hurt Mary's feelings.
Japanese: 彼の言葉はメグを傷つけた。
English: His language is not fit to be repeated.
Japanese: 彼の言葉はあまりにもひどくて繰り返しに耐えない。
English: His remark hit home.
Japanese: 彼の言葉はズバリ急所を言い当てた。
English: His words gave rise to doubts concerning his true intentions.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は、彼の真の意図に関する疑いを生み出した。
English: His words rendered me speechless.
Japanese: 彼の言葉は、私の口をきけなくさせた。
English: He was an Australian, as I knew by his accent.
Japanese: 彼の言葉のなまりからわかったのだが、彼はオーストラリア人であった。
English: Don't be taken in by his words.
Japanese: 彼の言葉に騙されるな。
English: Don't be angry at his words.
Japanese: 彼の言葉に腹を立てるな。
English: His words surprised me.
Japanese: 彼の言葉に私は驚いた。
English: What he said surprised me.
Japanese: 彼の言葉に私は驚いた。
English: His words offended me.
Japanese: 彼の言葉に私は感情を害された。
English: There is not a scrap of truth in his words.
Japanese: 彼の言葉にひとかけらの真実もない。
English: He is sincere about what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言葉には表裏がない。
English: He is sincere about what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言葉には偽りが無い。
English: There seems to be some dark meaning in his words.
Japanese: 彼の言葉にはどこかなぞめいた意味があるようだ。
English: There was a bite in his remark.
Japanese: 彼の言葉にはとげがあった。
English: His words carry little conviction.
Japanese: 彼の言葉にはあまり説得力がない。
English: His words delivered her from her anxiety.
Japanese: 彼の言葉で彼女は不安から解放された。
English: His words moved her to tears.
Japanese: 彼の言葉で彼女は感激のあまり涙ぐんだ。
English: What he said cast a chill on the gathering.
Japanese: 彼の言葉で座がしらけた。
English: His words hurt her feelings.
Japanese: 彼の言葉が彼女を傷つけた。
English: His words came to mind.
Japanese: 彼の言葉が心に浮かんだ。
English: His remark got on my nerves.
Japanese: 彼の言葉が私の神経にさわった。
English: His words created an awkward situation.
Japanese: 彼の言葉が困った事態を引き起こした。
English: His remarks came home to me.
Japanese: 彼の言葉が胸にこたえた。
English: Judging from what he said to me, his mind seems to be made up.
Japanese: 彼の言葉から判断すると気持ちは決まっている様だ。
English: His actions always contradicted his word.
Japanese: 彼の言動は常に矛盾していた。
English: His words and deeds do not match.
Japanese: 彼の言動は一致していない。
English: His behavior makes me sick.
Japanese: 彼の言動には嫌気が差す。
English: His words and actions do not go together well.
Japanese: 彼の言行はあまり一致しない。
English: His words and actions don't match.
Japanese: 彼の言行はあまり一致しない。
English: It is foolish to take his word seriously.
Japanese: 彼の言をまじめに考えるのはばかげている。
English: It is not wise to go by his word.
Japanese: 彼の言に従って行動するのはりこうではない。
English: I found it difficult to understand what he was saying.
Japanese: 彼の言ってる事を理解するのは困難だ。
English: I found it difficult to understand what he was saying.
Japanese: 彼の言ってることを理解する事は困難です。
English: What he says is true in a sense.
Japanese: 彼の言ってることはある意味で真実である。
English: Could you make out what he was saying?
Japanese: 彼の言ってた事、分かったかい。
English: Could you make out what he was saying?
Japanese: 彼の言ってたことが解ったかい。
English: I found it difficult to understand what he was saying.
Japanese: 彼の言っている事を理解するのは困難だった。
English: What he is saying does not make sense.
Japanese: 彼の言っている事は意味をなさない。
English: He makes sense.
Japanese: 彼の言っていることはいい考えです。
English: What he says is true to some extent.
Japanese: 彼の言っていることはある程度本当である。
English: I am in agreement with most of what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言っていることの大方に私は同感である。
English: I took note of what he was saying.
Japanese: 彼の言っていることに注目した。
English: What he had said turned out to be a lie.
Japanese: 彼の言っていることが嘘だとわかった。
English: What he said turned out to be a lie.
Japanese: 彼の言っていることが嘘だとわかった。
English: Are you taking in all he is saying?
Japanese: 彼の言っていることがぜんぶ理解できるの？
English: His words have come true.
Japanese: 彼の言った通りになった。
English: What he said would happen has happened.
Japanese: 彼の言った通りになった。
English: Take no account of what he said, he was only joking.
Japanese: 彼の言った事は無視しなさい。冗談を言っていただけなのだから。
English: Ignore what he said. He was only joking.
Japanese: 彼の言った事は無視しなさい。冗談を言っていただけなのだから。
English: What he said is by no means true.
Japanese: 彼の言った事は決して本当ではない。
English: What he said counts for nothing.
Japanese: 彼の言った事は何の意味もない。
English: What he said may well be true.
Japanese: 彼の言った事はたぶん本当だろう。
English: I could make nothing of what he said.
Japanese: 彼の言った事はさっぱり分からなかった。
English: What he said also applies in this case.
Japanese: 彼の言った事はこの場合にも当てはまる。
English: His statement really cut me.
Japanese: 彼の言った事は、ひどく私を傷つけた。
English: What he said counts for nothing.
Japanese: 彼の言った事に意味はない。
English: What he said is by no means true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことを決してほんとうでない。
English: The words he said don't apply in this situation.
Japanese: 彼の言った言葉はこの場合あてはまらない。
English: What he said boils down to this.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは要するにこういうことだ。
English: Bear in mind what he said.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことを覚えておきなさい。
English: Please remember what he said.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことを覚えておきなさい。
English: What he said was not true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは本当ではなかった。
English: What he said proved true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは本当であるとわかりました。
English: What he said turned out true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは本当であるとわかりました。
English: What he said may well be true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは本当かも知れない。
English: What he said might be true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは本当かも知れない。
English: What he said could possibly be true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは本当かも知れない。
English: I couldn't catch what he said.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは分からなかった。
English: I didn't understand what he said.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは分からなかった。
English: What he said was beside the point.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは的はずれだった。
English: Mainly, what he said is right.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは大体正しい。
English: All he said was true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは全部本当でした。
English: All what he said was right.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは全て正しかった。
English: What he said was far from true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは全く真実ではなかった。
English: What he said is true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは真実だ。
English: What he said doesn't make sense to me.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは私には意味をなさない。（何を言っているのかわからない）。
English: What he said has brought about a misunderstanding.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは誤解を招いた。
English: What he said was nothing less than a threat.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは脅しにほかならなかった。
English: What he said is of no importance.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは何の重要性もない。
English: What he said can scarcely be true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことはまさか本当であるとは思えない。
English: I didn't quite make out what he said.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことははっきり分からなかった。
English: What he said is irrelevant to the matter.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことはその問題に関係ない。
English: What he said is, in a way, true.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことはある意味本当だ。
English: What he said is true in a sense.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことはある意味真実である。
English: What he said applies, to a certain extent, to this case.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことは、ある程度、この場合に当てはまる。
English: Gradually the true meaning of what he said began to dawn on me.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことの真意が徐々にわたしにわかり始めた。
English: I did not understand him at all.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことの意味が全然分からなかったよ。
English: For the most part, I agree with what he said.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことに大部分賛成です。
English: There wasn't much in what he said.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことにはあまり内容がなかった。
English: I took no count of what he said.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことなど問題にしなかった。
English: I didn't understand in the least what he said.
Japanese: 彼の言ったことが少しも理解できなかった。
English: His meaning is quite plain.
Japanese: 彼の言おうとしていることは全くわかりやすい。
English: I should have known better than to believe him.
Japanese: 彼の言う事を真に受けるなんて僕は馬鹿だった。
English: You cannot believe a word he says.
Japanese: 彼の言う事を信用したらだめよ。
English: You can't believe a word he says.
Japanese: 彼の言う事を信用したらだめよ。
English: Do you believe him?
Japanese: 彼の言う事を信じますか。
English: Please write down his words.
Japanese: 彼の言う事を書き留めてください。
English: Please write down what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言う事を書き留めてください。
English: His statement is void of sincerity.
Japanese: 彼の言う事には誠意が欠けている。
English: You can not believe a word he says.
Japanese: 彼の言う言葉を信じてはいけません。
English: You can't believe a word he says.
Japanese: 彼の言う言葉を信じてはいけません。
English: Do it like he tells you.
Japanese: 彼の言うようにしなさい。
English: Do it the way he tells you to.
Japanese: 彼の言うようにしなさい。
English: Do what he tells you.
Japanese: 彼の言うようにしなさい。
English: Do as he tells you.
Japanese: 彼の言うとおりにしなさい。
English: I've never heard the kind of stories he tells.
Japanese: 彼の言うような話は一度も聞いた事がない。
English: I have never heard such stories as he tells.
Japanese: 彼の言うような話は一度も聞いた事がない。
English: I think that he is right.
Japanese: 彼の言うとおりだろ思う。
English: Pay attention to what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことを注意して聞きなさい。
English: You can not depend on his word any more than on the wind.
Japanese: 彼の言うことを信頼できないのは、風を頼りにできないのと同じだ。
English: There are good grounds for believing what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことを信ずる十分な根拠がある。
English: No one is so foolish as to believe what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことを信じるほどばかな人はいない。
English: It's silly of you to believe him.
Japanese: 彼の言うことを信じるなんて君は馬鹿だ。
English: How foolish I am to believe him!
Japanese: 彼の言うことを信じるなんて、私はなんてばかなんだろう。
English: What he says is true.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは本当です。
English: I cannot help believing what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことを信じないではいられない。
English: I can make nothing of what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは僕には一向にわからない。
English: What he says is very important.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは非常に重要である。
English: Admitting what he says, I still cannot agree with him.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは認めるが、彼に賛成することは出来ない。
English: You must not rely on his word.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは当てにならないよ。
English: Don't rely on what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは当てにならないよ。
English: Don't trust what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは当てにならないよ。
English: I cannot make anything of what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは全然わからない。
English: He is quite right.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは全く正しい。
English: What he says is gospel.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは絶対正しい。
English: What he says is absolutely correct.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは絶対正しい。
English: His words convey nothing at all to me.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは私には何のことかさっぱりわからない。
English: What he says is of no importance to me.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは私にとってまったく重要ではない。
English: His remark seems to be off the point.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは見当違いのようです。
English: Whatever he says is right.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは何でも正しい。
English: Not a word he says is worthy to be heard.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは一言も聞くに値しない。
English: What he says does not make any sense.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは意味を成さない。
English: I can make nothing of what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことはぼくにはいっこうにわからない。
English: I could hardly believe him.
Japanese: 彼の言うことはとても信じがたかった。
English: I doubt the truth of his statement.
Japanese: 彼の言うことはくさい。
English: Everything he says upsets me.
Japanese: 彼の言うことはいちいち頭に来る。
English: What he says is true in a sense.
Japanese: 彼の言うことはある意味正しい。
English: I don't think he is truthful.
Japanese: 彼の言うことは本当ではないと思う。
English: He is not altogether wrong.
Japanese: 彼の言うことはあながち間違っていない。
English: You should pay attention to what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことに注意を払うべきだ。
English: I concentrated on what he was saying.
Japanese: 彼の言うことに注意を注いだ。
English: I inclined my ear to him.
Japanese: 彼の言うことに耳を傾けた。
English: There is a leap of logic in what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことには理論の飛躍がありすぎる。
English: There isn't a grain of truth in what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことには本当のことは全然ない。
English: I don't quite believe what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことには半信半疑だ。
English: There is no possibility that what he says may have any truth in it.
Japanese: 彼の言うことには真実があるだろうという可能性はない。
English: There is no doubt whatever about what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことには疑いは全くない。
English: You can not believe a word he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことなんて信用したらだめだよ。
English: You can't believe a word he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことなんて信用したらだめだよ。
English: You don't have to pay attention to what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことなど気にする必要はない。
English: You don't have to pay attention to what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことなど気にする必要ない。
English: I find his every word truly offensive.
Japanese: 彼の言うことって、いちいちカチンとくるんだよね。
English: I tried to get down every word he said.
Japanese: 彼の言うことすべてを書き取ろうとした。
English: I tried to write down everything he said.
Japanese: 彼の言うことすべてを書き取ろうとした。
English: Everything he says rubs me the wrong way.
Japanese: 彼の言うことすべてが、私の神経を逆なでするのです。
English: Did you make out what he said?
Japanese: 彼の言うことがわかったか。
English: Did you understand what he said?
Japanese: 彼の言うことがわかったか。
English: I don't quite understand what he says.
Japanese: 彼の言うことがよくわからない。
English: I would rather live by myself than do as he tells me to do.
Japanese: 彼の言いなりになるくらいなら、独りで暮らした方がましだ。
English: I would rather live by myself than do what he tells me to do.
Japanese: 彼の言いなりになるくらいなら、独りで暮らした方がましだ。
English: There was nothing for it but to obey him.
Japanese: 彼の言いつけに従うより他に仕方がなかった。
English: His impractical proposal astonished us all.
Japanese: 彼の現実離れした提案はみんなを驚かせた。
English: He is remarkable for his wisdom.
Japanese: 彼の賢さは大したものです。
English: His present assistant is Miss Nokami.
Japanese: 彼の現在の助手は野上さんです。
English: His modesty is worth respecting.
Japanese: 彼の謙遜さは賞賛に値する。
English: His views were too conservative for people to accept.
Japanese: 彼の見方はあまりに保守的で人々は受け入れなかった。
English: Don't always take sides with him.
Japanese: 彼の肩ばかり持つなよ。
English: A great responsibility lies on his shoulders.
Japanese: 彼の肩には責任が重くのしかかっている。
English: Preserved in his laboratory were more than a thousand notebooks.
Japanese: 彼の研究室には、１、０００冊以上のノートが保存されていた。
English: His studies cover a wide field.
Japanese: 彼の研究は広範囲に及んでいる。
English: His study covers a wide area.
Japanese: 彼の研究は広範囲にわたっている。
English: His research bore fruit in the end.
Japanese: 彼の研究はついに実を結んだ。
English: His research ranks with the best of the kind.
Japanese: 彼の研究はその種の最高のものに匹敵する。
English: His study is based on what is called fact.
Japanese: 彼の研究はいわゆる事実に基づいている。
English: His dog is his good companion.
Japanese: 彼の犬は彼のよい友達です。
English: The methodology used in his study is also helpful to us in conducting our research.
Japanese: 彼の研究で用いられた方法論は、我々の調査を行う際にも役に立つ。
English: His dog was named Popeye by him.
Japanese: 彼の犬は彼にポパイと名付けられた。
English: His dog was running in the yard.
Japanese: 彼の犬は庭の中を走っていた。
English: His dog is hard of hearing.
Japanese: 彼の犬は耳が遠い。
English: His dog barks at me.
Japanese: 彼の犬は私を見ると吠える。
English: His dog follows him wherever he goes.
Japanese: 彼の犬は、彼の行くところへはどこへでもついていく。
English: He painted a picture of a dog.
Japanese: 彼は犬の絵を書いた。
English: His dog appeared from behind the door.
Japanese: 彼の犬がドアの後ろから現れた。
English: His greed for power knows no bounds.
Japanese: 彼の権力欲には際限がない。
English: His persistent efforts resulted in failure.
Japanese: 彼の懸命の努力は失敗に終わった。
English: His hard work bore fruit.
Japanese: 彼の懸命の努力が実を結んだ。
English: He is in a poor state of health.
Japanese: 彼の健康状態はよくない。
English: His health is improving little by little.
Japanese: 彼の健康は徐々に回復している。
English: His health is changing for the better.
Japanese: 彼の健康は快方に向かいつつある。
English: He is improving in health.
Japanese: 彼の健康は回復してきている。
English: His health has begun to decline now.
Japanese: 彼の健康はもう衰え始めた。
English: I am anxious about his health.
Japanese: 彼の健康が気がかりです。
English: I am concerned about his health.
Japanese: 彼の健康が心配だ。
English: He cannot support his family on his monthly income.
Japanese: 彼の月収では家族を養えない。
English: His monthly income amounts to half a million yen.
Japanese: 彼の月収は５０万円である。
English: His solution turned out to be a complete mistake.
Japanese: 彼の結論は完全な間違いであることが明らかになった。
English: His conclusion is based on these facts.
Japanese: 彼の結論はこれらの事実に基づいている。
English: I was disillusioned at his married life.
Japanese: 彼の結婚生活を見て幻滅を感じた。
English: These dirty clothes could be a new piece of evidence to prove his innocence.
Japanese: この汚い服は彼の潔白を証明する新しい証拠かもしれません。
English: She looked on his decision as a grave mistake.
Japanese: 彼の決定は重大な誤りであると彼女は考えた。
English: He was quite decided in his determination.
Japanese: 彼の決心は確固たるものだった。
English: Because of his determination, he was able to tide over the crisis.
Japanese: 彼の決断力のおかげで、彼はその危機を乗り切ることが出来た。
English: People liked him all the better for his faults.
Japanese: 彼の欠点のゆえにかえって人々は彼を好いた。
English: I love him none the less for his faults.
Japanese: 彼の欠点にもかかわらず私は彼を愛する。
English: For all his faults, Sam is still a very likable person.
Japanese: 彼の欠点にもかかわらずサムはとても好ましい人物だ。
English: His absence gave birth to all sorts of rumors.
Japanese: 彼の欠席はいろいろな噂の原因となった。
English: He excused his absence.
Japanese: 彼の欠席の言い訳をした。
English: His being absent complicates matters.
Japanese: 彼の欠席で事が面倒になる。
English: His masterpiece has not appeared yet.
Japanese: 彼の傑作はまだ現れていない。
English: His talent is green.
Japanese: 彼の芸はこなれていない。
English: No attention was paid to his warning.
Japanese: 彼の警告を聞かないなんてなんて不注意だったんだ。
English: No attention was paid to his warning.
Japanese: 彼の警告に注意しなかった。
English: No attention was paid to his warning.
Japanese: 彼の警告に全然注意が払われなかった。
English: No attention was paid to his warning.
Japanese: 彼の警告に少しも注意が払われなかった。
English: I am quite ignorant of his plan.
Japanese: 彼の計画は僕はまったく知らない。
English: His plan seemed to be too difficult, but before long it proved to be feasible.
Japanese: 彼の計画は難しすぎるように思われたが、間もなくそれは実現できることがわかった。
English: His plan ought not to be abandoned.
Japanese: 彼の計画は中止されるべきでない。
English: His plan was discarded.
Japanese: 彼の計画は退けられた。
English: His plan sounds impracticable.
Japanese: 彼の計画は実行不可能のように思われる。
English: His plan struck them as impractical.
Japanese: 彼の計画は実行不可能だと彼らには思われた。
English: His project ended in failure.
Japanese: 彼の計画は失敗に終わった。
English: His undertaking failed for lack of funds.
Japanese: 彼の計画は資金不足のため失敗した。
English: His scheme went wrong in the end.
Japanese: 彼の計画は結局はうまくいかなかった。
English: I see a great danger in his plan.
Japanese: 彼の計画はヤバイぞ。
English: His plan is dangerous!
Japanese: 彼の計画はヤバイぞ。
English: His plan is still in the air.
Japanese: 彼の計画はまだ未定だ。
English: His plan leaves much to be desired.
Japanese: 彼の計画はまだ不完全な点が多い。
English: Nothing will come of his plans.
Japanese: 彼の計画はどうにもならない。
English: He will get nowhere with his plans.
Japanese: 彼の計画はうまくいかないだろう。
English: His plans were regarded with some disfavor.
Japanese: 彼の計画はいささか不快の目でみられる。
English: His plan was to start on Monday.
Japanese: 彼の計画は、月曜日に出発することだった。
English: His plan is to build a bridge over that river.
Japanese: 彼の計画は、その川に橋を架けることです。
English: There is no choice but to agree to his plan.
Japanese: 彼の計画に同意するよりほかに仕方がない。
English: I agree to his plan.
Japanese: 彼の計画に賛成する。
English: I agree with his plan.
Japanese: 彼の計画に賛成です。
English: His plan has both virtues and liabilities.
Japanese: 彼の計画には長所も欠点もある。
English: His plan will call for a lot of money.
Japanese: 彼の計画には金が多くかかる。
English: His plan was put into action.
Japanese: 彼の計画が実行に移された。
English: I referred to the company for his work record.
Japanese: 彼の経歴を会社に問い合わせた。
English: I asked the company for his resume.
Japanese: 彼の経歴を会社に問い合わせた。
English: His background parallels that of his predecessor.
Japanese: 彼の経歴は前任者のそれに匹敵する。
English: Admitting his lack of experience, I still think that he ought to do better.
Japanese: 彼の経験不足を認めるにしても、私はやはり彼はもっとよくやるべきだと思う。
English: You must make allowance for his inexperience.
Japanese: 彼の経験不足は大目にみなくてはならない。
English: His experience qualifies him to do the job.
Japanese: 彼の経験があればその仕事をするのに十分だ。
English: Some board members questioned his ability to run the corporation.
Japanese: 彼の経営手腕を疑問視する役員もいた。
English: His mobile phone produced radio emissions that interfered with other phones.
Japanese: 彼の携帯電話は他の電話を妨害する電波を出した。
English: His contract runs for one more year.
Japanese: 彼の契約はもう１年間有効だ。
English: Both his brothers are teachers.
Japanese: 彼の兄弟は二人とも、先生です。
English: I know neither of his brothers.
Japanese: 彼の兄弟は２人とも知らない。
English: He knows neither of his two brothers.
Japanese: 彼の兄弟は２人とも知らない。
English: I don't know either of his brothers.
Japanese: 彼の兄弟のどちらも知らない。
English: His brother works for a trading company.
Japanese: 彼の兄は貿易会社に勤めています。
English: His brother passed away last month.
Japanese: 彼の兄は先月亡くなった。
English: His older brother is two years older than I.
Japanese: 彼の兄は私より２つ年上です。
English: His brother was nasty to me.
Japanese: 彼の兄は私に意地が悪かった。
English: His brother goes to school by bus.
Japanese: 彼の兄はバスで学校に行きます。
English: His brother is a very capable doctor.
Japanese: 彼の兄はとても有能な医者だ。
English: His brother is a very capable doctor.
Japanese: 彼の兄はとても優秀な医者だ。
English: His brother dedicated his life to the activity.
Japanese: 彼の兄はその活動に命を捧げた。
English: His brother has nothing but computers on his mind.
Japanese: 彼の兄はコンピューターのことしか頭にない。
English: His brother is still taller.
Japanese: 彼の兄の方はいっそう背が高い。
English: His brother is a famous soccer player.
Japanese: 彼の兄さんは有名なサッカーの選手です。
English: His brother is more patient than he is.
Japanese: 彼の兄さんは彼よりも我慢強い。
English: His brother came home soon after.
Japanese: 彼の兄さんはまもなく帰宅した。
English: His brother goes to school by bus.
Japanese: 彼の兄さんはバスで学校へ行きます。
English: There is a hole in his sock.
Japanese: 彼の靴下には穴があいている。
English: His shoes are brown.
Japanese: 彼の靴は茶色だ。
English: His shoes are wearing thin.
Japanese: 彼の靴は擦り減った。
English: His shoes were so old that his toes were sticking out of them.
Japanese: 彼の靴はとても古かったので足の指が靴からはみ出ていた。
English: His shoes were so old that his toes were sticking out of them.
Japanese: 彼の靴はとても古いので足の先が出ていた。
English: The mud clung to his shoes.
Japanese: 彼の靴に泥がぴったりくっついていた。
English: Where does he work?
Japanese: 彼の勤め先はどこですか。
English: He turned to a tall woman nearby.
Japanese: 彼の近くにいる背の高い婦人の方を振り向きました。
English: His work merits the highest praise.
Japanese: 彼の業績は最高の賞賛に値する。
English: Such was his surprise that he could not say a word for some time.
Japanese: 彼の驚きは大変なものなので、しばらくはものが言えなかった。
English: His excitement is easily accountable.
Japanese: 彼の興奮は容易に説明できる。
English: We thought his threat was only a joke.
Japanese: 彼の脅しは単なる冗談かと思った。
English: His heart bounded with expectation.
Japanese: 彼の胸は期待に弾んだ。
English: I think his method of teaching cuts both ways.
Japanese: 彼の教育法には、良い面と悪い面の両方ある。
English: His teaching method is both good and bad.
Japanese: 彼の教育法には、良い面と悪い面の両方ある。
English: I think his method of teaching has good points and bad points.
Japanese: 彼の教育法には、良い面と悪い面の両方ある。
English: He is mistaken in his ideas about education.
Japanese: 彼の教育についての考え方は間違っている。
English: Neither of his students passed the exam.
Japanese: 彼の教え子の中でその試験に合格した者はいなかった。
English: In answer to her shouts, people ran to help her.
Japanese: 彼の叫びに答えて人々は彼女を助けに走った。
English: None of his students could solve the problem.
Japanese: 彼の教え子の中に、その問題が解けた者は一人もいなかった。
English: His lack of cooperation defeated our plan.
Japanese: 彼の協力がなかったので我々の計画はだめになった。
English: His statement corresponded to what actually took place.
Japanese: 彼の供述は、実際に起こったことと一致していた。
English: I doubt the veracity of his statement.
Japanese: 彼の供述の真実性は疑わしいと思う。
English: I was dwarfed by his gigantic frame.
Japanese: 彼の巨大な体格に僕は自分が小さく思えた。
English: I wish I knew where he was!
Japanese: 彼の居場所が分かっていればなあ。
English: His salary is 250 thousand yen per month.
Japanese: 彼の給料は税引きで月に２５万円だ。
English: His salary is 250,000 yen per month.
Japanese: 彼の給料は税引きで月に２５万円だ。
English: His salary is too low to support his family.
Japanese: 彼の給料は安すぎて一家を支えていけない。
English: His salary is double what it was seven years ago.
Japanese: 彼の給料は７年前の２倍です。
English: His salary was increased by ten percent.
Japanese: 彼の給料は１０％増えた。
English: He won't get fat on his salary.
Japanese: 彼の給料では裕福になれないだろう。
English: His salary can't keep pace with inflation.
Japanese: 彼の給料ではインフレについていけない。
English: Because his salary is low, he can't buy that house.
Japanese: 彼の給料が安いために、彼はその家を買うことができない。
English: His classmates laughed at him at once.
Japanese: 彼の級友達は彼を見てすぐに笑った。
English: His sudden illness deterred us from traveling.
Japanese: 彼の急病で旅行は取りやめになった。
English: His villa on the hill commands the sea.
Japanese: 彼の丘の上の別荘は、海を見渡している。
English: His argument was aside from the point.
Japanese: 彼の議論は問題点から外れていた。
English: Though his argument was convincing, we did not side with him.
Japanese: 彼の議論は説得力のあるものだったが、私達は彼を支持しなかった。
English: His argument was based on facts.
Japanese: 彼の議論は事実に基づいたものだった。
English: His argument is rational.
Japanese: 彼の議論は合理的だ。
English: His argument is inconsistent with our policy.
Japanese: 彼の議論はわれわれの方針と矛盾している。
English: His argument was far from rational.
Japanese: 彼の議論はちっとも合理的ではなかった。
English: I find no logic in his argument.
Japanese: 彼の議論には筋道が無い。
English: His argument was most convincing.
Japanese: 彼の議論にはとても説得力があった。
English: His skills qualified him for the job.
Japanese: 彼の技能はその仕事にうってつけだった。
English: His technique was unique and absolutely amazing.
Japanese: 彼の技術は独特で、本当に驚くべきものだった。
English: I admire his aristocratic manners.
Japanese: 彼の貴族的な作法には感心する。
English: Nobody can break his record.
Japanese: 彼の記録は誰も破れない。
English: His record will never be broken.
Japanese: 彼の記録は決して破られないだろう。
English: His competition record was the worst among the five.
Japanese: 彼の記録は５人の中で一番悪かった。
English: His record is a new world record in the 100-meter dash.
Japanese: 彼の記録は１００メートルの世界新記録だ。
English: His memory has been decaying because of age.
Japanese: 彼の記憶力は年のせいで衰えてきている。
English: His memory amazes me.
Japanese: 彼の記憶力にはほとほと感心する。
English: His loss of memory is a psychological problem rather than a physical one.
Japanese: 彼の記憶喪失は物理的な記憶障害というよりは心理的な障害である。
English: His moods often change.
Japanese: 彼の気分はよく変わる。
English: He has an uncontrollable temper.
Japanese: 彼の気性は手に負えない。
English: His affected manner of speaking seemed very absurd to me.
Japanese: 彼の気取った話し方がとても滑稽におもえた。
English: He must be worked upon so that his feeling may be made to change.
Japanese: 彼の気持ちを変えさせるよう、彼に働きかけねばならない。
English: We tried in vain to make him change his mind.
Japanese: 彼の気持ちを変えさせようとしたけれど、むだだった。
English: We tried to get him to change his mind, but couldn't.
Japanese: 彼の気持ちを変えさせようとしたけれど、むだだった。
English: I think I hurt his feelings.
Japanese: 彼の気持ちを傷つけたと思う。
English: I can't understand his feeling.
Japanese: 彼の気持ちが分からない。
English: I can't understand his feelings.
Japanese: 彼の気持ちが分からない。
English: I calculate he will be late coming home.
Japanese: 彼の帰りは遅いと思う。
English: I wonder why he is late.
Japanese: 彼の帰りの遅いのが気になる。
English: I found it difficult to please him.
Japanese: 彼の機嫌をとるのは難しいとわかった。
English: He is rarely in a good mood.
Japanese: 彼の機嫌が良いことなどめったにない。
English: I was completely bewildered by his sudden change of mood.
Japanese: 彼の機嫌が突然変わって、私は大いに当惑された。
English: He is rarely in a good mood.
Japanese: 彼の機嫌がいいことなど滅多にない。
English: There was so much stuff on his desk that he had nowhere to write.
Japanese: 彼の机の上はものだらけで、書き物をするスペースがなかった。
English: He is more or less drunk.
Japanese: 彼の幾分酔っていた。
English: His hopes were shattered.
Japanese: 彼の希望は無残に砕かれた。
English: His plan is difficult and expensive; it is completely out of the question.
Japanese: 彼の企画はむずかしくてたくさんの費用がかかるため、まったく問題外だ。
English: His attempt proved to be a failure.
Japanese: 彼の企ては失敗に終わった。
English: His attempt ended in failure.
Japanese: 彼の企ては結局失敗に終わった。
English: His desire is to go into business.
Japanese: 彼の願望は商売を始める事です。
English: His wish is to go to America.
Japanese: 彼の願いはアメリカにいくことです。
English: His wish was realized at last.
Japanese: 彼の願いがついに実現した。
English: His face showed that he was annoyed.
Japanese: 彼の顔を見るといらいらしているのがわかった。
English: Looking at his face, you could tell that he was annoyed.
Japanese: 彼の顔を見るといらいらしているのがわかった。
English: His face reminded me of one of my friends in my senior high school days.
Japanese: 彼の顔を見て、高校時代の友達の１人を思い出した。
English: One glance at his face told me that he was reluctant to work.
Japanese: 彼の顔を一目見ただけで仕事をやる気がないことがわかった。
English: I slapped him in the face.
Japanese: 彼の顔をひっぱたいた。
English: I slapped his face.
Japanese: 彼の顔をひっぱたいた。
English: His face was shadowed from the light.
Japanese: 彼の顔は明かりが当らず影になっていた。
English: His face was ablaze with anger.
Japanese: 彼の顔は怒りに燃えていた。
English: His face turned red with anger.
Japanese: 彼の顔は怒りで青ざめた。
English: His face was covered with mud.
Japanese: 彼の顔は泥まみれだった。
English: His face is known to many people.
Japanese: 彼の顔は多くの人に知られている。
English: His face turned pale.
Japanese: 彼の顔は青くなった。
English: His face turned white.
Japanese: 彼の顔は真っ青になった。
English: His face radiated enthusiasm.
Japanese: 彼の顔は情熱の光を放っていた。
English: His face was twisted with pain.
Japanese: 彼の顔は苦痛でいがんだ。
English: His face was alight with joy.
Japanese: 彼の顔は喜びに輝いていた。
English: His face lighted up with joy.
Japanese: 彼の顔は喜びで明るくなった。
English: I remember his face but I can't call his name to mind.
Japanese: 彼の顔は覚えているんだが、名前を思い出せない。
English: I remember his face but I can't remember his name.
Japanese: 彼の顔は覚えているんだが、名前を思い出せない。
English: His face brightened.
Japanese: 彼の顔はパッと明るくなった。
English: The sweat stood on his face.
Japanese: 彼の顔に汗がにじんでいた。
English: A rash appeared on his face.
Japanese: 彼の顔に吹き出物ができた。
English: Anger showed on his face.
Japanese: 彼の顔には怒りの気持ちが表れていた。
English: His face registered fear and anxiety.
Japanese: 彼の顔には恐怖と不安が浮かんでいた。
English: I gathered from his looks he was angry with me.
Japanese: 彼の顔つきを見て私の事で怒っていると思った。
English: His face and attitude showed the scorn he felt.
Japanese: 彼の顔つきや態度には軽蔑の気持ちが表れていた。
English: Judging from the look on his face, it seems that he has succeeded.
Japanese: 彼の顔つきから判断するとどうも成功したらしい。
English: From the look on his face, he is in a bad mood now.
Japanese: 彼の顔つきからすると今は機嫌が悪い。
English: All the color drained away from his face.
Japanese: 彼の顔からすっかり血の気が引いていった。
English: You should reckon with his obstinate character.
Japanese: 彼の頑固な性格を考慮に入れるべきだ。
English: His eyes betrayed his fear.
Japanese: 彼の眼は彼の恐怖心を表わしていた。
English: His eyes redeem his face from sternness.
Japanese: 彼の眼が表情のきびしさをやわらげている。
English: He is accurate in his observation.
Japanese: 彼の観察は正確だ。
English: His audience is falling off these days.
Japanese: 彼の観客は最近減ってきている。
English: Don't fall for his sugar-coated words.
Japanese: 彼の甘い口車にのるな。
English: Have respect for his feelings.
Japanese: 彼の感情を尊重しなさい。
English: I don't want to hurt his feelings.
Japanese: 彼の感情を傷付けたくはない。
English: Afraid of hurting his feelings, I didn't tell him the truth.
Japanese: 彼の感情を傷つけるのを恐れて、本当の事を言わなかった。
English: I didn't tell him the truth because I was afraid of hurting his feelings.
Japanese: 彼の感情を傷つけるのを恐れて、本当の事を言わなかった。
English: We were afraid that we might hurt him.
Japanese: 彼の感情を害しないかと心配した。
English: We were afraid we might hurt him.
Japanese: 彼の感情を害しないかと心配した。
English: His bag was filled with water.
Japanese: 彼の鞄は水でいっぱいだった。
English: His briefcase was filled with water.
Japanese: 彼の鞄は水でいっぱいだった。
English: His bag is right here, so he cannot have gone to school yet.
Japanese: 彼の鞄はここにあるから、彼はまだ学校に行ったはずがない。
English: His bag was heavy, and what was worse, one of his heels had got blistered.
Japanese: 彼の鞄が重くて、更に悪いことには、片足のかかとにまめができてしまっていた。
English: Sweat bathed his forehead.
Japanese: 彼の額は汗まみれだった。
English: The scar on his forehead is conspicuous.
Japanese: 彼の額の傷痕は目立つ。
English: The scar on his forehead is conspicuous.
Japanese: 彼の額の傷は目立つ。
English: He wiped the sweat from his forehead.
Japanese: 彼の額の汗をぬぐった。
English: Beads of sweat stood on his forehead.
Japanese: 彼の額に玉のような汗が出ていた。
English: There were beads of sweat on his forehead.
Japanese: 彼の額には玉のような汗が浮かんでいた。
English: Sweat was pouring from his brow.
Japanese: 彼の額から汗がどっと流れ出ていた。
English: His academic achievements are impressive.
Japanese: 彼の学問的な業績には感銘を与えるものがある。
English: When his theory was first put forward, nobody bought it.
Japanese: 彼の学説が初めて提唱された時は、誰もそれを信じなかった。
English: His school stands on a high hill.
Japanese: 彼の学校は高い丘の上に立っている。
English: He has a good school record.
Japanese: 彼の学校の成績はいい。
English: He estimates that the new house will cost roughly thirty million yen.
Japanese: 彼の概算によると家の新築費用は３０００万円です。
English: He looks wealthy, but actually he's not.
Japanese: 彼の外見は幸福そうだが実際はそうではない。
English: His appearance has changed so much that you may well not recognize him.
Japanese: 彼の外見はすっかり変わってしまったので、おそらく君は彼だとわからないだろう。
English: His appearance deceived me.
Japanese: 彼の外見にだまされた。
English: Judging from his appearance, he must be a rich man.
Japanese: 彼の外見から判断して、彼は金持ちに違いない。
English: His picture was accepted for the Nika Exhibition.
Japanese: 彼の絵は二科展に入選した。
English: His pictures leave nothing to be desired.
Japanese: 彼の絵は申し分ない。
English: His paintings seem strange to me.
Japanese: 彼の絵は私には奇妙に思える。
English: His pictures are very famous.
Japanese: 彼の絵はとても有名です。
English: His paintings so impressed me that I was interested in him.
Japanese: 彼の絵はとても強い印象を私に与えたので、私は彼に興味を持った。
English: I was interested in him because his paintings really impressed me.
Japanese: 彼の絵はとても強い印象を私に与えたので、私は彼に興味を持った。
English: His pictures were hung on the wall.
Japanese: 彼の絵が壁に飾られていた。
English: His picture got accepted.
Japanese: 彼の絵が入選した。
English: His recovery was nothing short of a miracle.
Japanese: 彼の回復は全く奇跡も同然であった。
English: There is no hope of his recovery.
Japanese: 彼の回復は見込めない。
English: There is little, if any, hope of his recovery.
Japanese: 彼の回復の望みはたとえあるにしてもきわめて少ない。
English: There is little, if any, hope of his recovery.
Japanese: 彼の回復の望みはあるにしても、ほんの少ししかない。
English: There is little hope of his recovery.
Japanese: 彼の回復の見込みはほとんどありません。
English: There is no hope of his recovery.
Japanese: 彼の回復の見込みはない。
English: What are the prospects for his recovery?
Japanese: 彼の回復の見込みはどうなのか。
English: There is little, if any, hope of his recovery.
Japanese: 彼の回復のみこみがあるにしても、ほんの少ししかない。
English: There is not a little hope of his recovery.
Japanese: 彼の回復に少なからず望みがある。
English: There is not a little hope of his recovery.
Japanese: 彼の回復には少なからぬ望みがある。
English: His answer was far from satisfactory.
Japanese: 彼の回答は満足なものとは程遠いものだった。
English: His answer is not altogether satisfactory to us.
Japanese: 彼の回答に我々がまったく満足しているというわけではない。
English: Everything about him was grey.
Japanese: 彼の回りのすべての物が灰色でした。
English: Few people understood his comment.
Japanese: 彼の解説がわかった人はほとんどいなかった。
English: His company is under his control.
Japanese: 彼の会社は彼が支配している。
English: His solution was only a temporary one.
Japanese: 彼の解決策は一時的なものだ。
English: His company is one of the best managed companies in Japan.
Japanese: 彼の会社は日本で最もうまく経営されている消費者金融だ。
English: His company went bankrupt, and to make matters worse, he met with a traffic accident.
Japanese: 彼の会社は倒産した。そしてさらに困ったことには、彼自身交通事故に遭ってしまった。
English: His company was singled out as the most successful small business in the region.
Japanese: 彼の会社は地域におけるもっとも成功した小企業として特に選ばれた。
English: His company is extending its business.
Japanese: 彼の会社は事業を拡張している。
English: His company makes profits from car exports.
Japanese: 彼の会社は自動車の輸出で利益を上げている。
English: His office is very close to mine.
Japanese: 彼の会社は私の会社のつい目と鼻の先にある。
English: I couldn't get hold of him at his office.
Japanese: 彼の会社に電話したが彼には連絡がとれなかった。
English: He is losing ground in his company.
Japanese: 彼の会社での立場はまずくなりつつある。
English: Machines that his company produces are superior to ours.
Japanese: 彼の会社で作っている機械は私たちの会社のより優れている。
English: Foreign workers make up 30% of his company.
Japanese: 彼の会社では外国人労働者が３０パーセントを占めている。
English: His company is dangling by a thread. That's the rumor I hear.
Japanese: 彼の会社、最近結構危ない橋を渡っているって、もっぱらの噂だよ。
English: His patience reached its limit.
Japanese: 彼の我慢も限界に達した。
English: I pardoned his fault.
Japanese: 彼の過失を許した。
English: His past successes count for nothing.
Japanese: 彼の過去の成功は何にもならない。
English: I don't know anything as to his past.
Japanese: 彼の過去については何も知りません。
English: I don't know anything about his past.
Japanese: 彼の過去については何も知りません。
English: I view his error as insignificant.
Japanese: 彼の過ちは大したことはないと見ている。
English: I view his error as insignificant.
Japanese: 彼の過ちは大したことないと見ている。
English: The weapons were concealed in the bottom of his baggage.
Japanese: 彼の荷物の底には武器が隠されていた。
English: Have you ever heard him sing?
Japanese: 彼の歌を聞いた事がある。
English: His songs were very popular with young people.
Japanese: 彼の歌は若い人に大いにうけた。
English: I really liked his style of singing.
Japanese: 彼の歌い方が自分で本当に好きだからです。
English: His scientific discovery unlocked many mysteries.
Japanese: 彼の科学的な発見は多くの謎を解き明かした。
English: His family will be told of his death.
Japanese: 彼の家族は彼の死について知らされるだろう。
English: His family has to live on his small income.
Japanese: 彼の家族は彼のわずかな収入で暮らさなければならない。
English: His family adored him; in a sense he was spoiled by them.
Japanese: 彼の家族は彼のことを敬愛していた。そしてある意味で彼は彼らに甘やかされていた。
English: His family adored him and in a sense he was spoiled by them.
Japanese: 彼の家族は彼のことを敬愛していた。そしてある意味で彼は彼らに甘やかされていた。
English: His is a large family.
Japanese: 彼の家族は大勢である。
English: His family works in the fields.
Japanese: 彼の家族は畑で働いている。
English: His family is large.
Japanese: 彼の家族は大家族だ。
English: He has a big family.
Japanese: 彼の家族は大家族だ。
English: His family are early risers.
Japanese: 彼の家族は早起きです。
English: His family had been wheat farmers.
Japanese: 彼の家族は小麦農家だった。
English: His family are all very well.
Japanese: 彼の家族はみんな元気です。
English: His family members are all tall.
Japanese: 彼の家族はみな背が高い。
English: All of his family work on a farm.
Japanese: 彼の家族はみな農場で働いている。
English: His family is rather badly off.
Japanese: 彼の家族はかなり生活が苦しい。
English: His family are early risers.
Japanese: 彼の家族はおきるのが速い。
English: His family emigrated from their mother country to Brazil forty years ago.
Japanese: 彼の家族は４０年前に母国からブラジルへ移住しました。
English: It's all right on the part of his family.
Japanese: 彼の家族の方は異議ありません。
English: His family members are all tall.
Japanese: 彼の家族の者たちは皆背が高い。
English: Everyone in his family is tall.
Japanese: 彼の家族の者たちは皆背が高い。
English: His family lacks for nothing.
Japanese: 彼の家族には何の不自由もない。
English: There was a new addition to his family.
Japanese: 彼の家族が一人増えた。
English: His family dates back to the seventeenth century.
Japanese: 彼の家系は１７世紀にさかのぼる。
English: When I called at his house, he was absent.
Japanese: 彼の家を訪ねたら、彼は留守だった。
English: Looking for his house, I walked about for over an hour.
Japanese: 彼の家を探して一時間以上も歩き回った。
English: His house argues him to be poor.
Japanese: 彼の家を見ると彼が貧乏であることがわかる。
English: If you see his house, you'll know that he is poor.
Japanese: 彼の家を見ると彼が貧乏であることがわかる。
English: Just seeing his house lets you know that he is poor.
Japanese: 彼の家を見ると彼が貧乏であることがわかる。
English: There's no way to find his house.
Japanese: 彼の家を見つけ出す手だてがない。
English: I had some trouble in finding his house.
Japanese: 彼の家を見つけるのに少し苦労した。
English: We had some difficulty finding his house.
Japanese: 彼の家を見つけるのに時間がかかった。
English: I had a hard time finding his house.
Japanese: 彼の家を見つけるのに苦労した。
English: I failed in finding his house.
Japanese: 彼の家を見つけだせなかった。
English: I couldn't find his house.
Japanese: 彼の家を見つけだせなかった。
English: Will you tell me the way to his house?
Japanese: 彼の家へ行く道を教えてくれませんか。
English: Every time I went to his house, he was not at home.
Japanese: 彼の家へ行くたびに彼はうちにいなかった。
English: Will you kindly show me the way to his house?
Japanese: 彼の家への道を教えて下さい。
English: His house was out of the way.
Japanese: 彼の家は辺ぴなところにあった。
English: His house is at the foot of Mt. Fuji.
Japanese: 彼の家は富士山のふもとにある。
English: His family was poor, and poor people did not often hear music.
Japanese: 彼の家は貧しく、貧しい人々はあまり音楽を聞かなかったのです。
English: His house is for sale.
Japanese: 彼の家は売りに出ています。
English: His house is being put out for sale.
Japanese: 彼の家は売りに出ています。
English: His house is for sale.
Japanese: 彼の家は売りに出されている。
English: His house is across the street.
Japanese: 彼の家は通りの向こう側にあります。
English: He belongs to a large family.
Japanese: 彼の家は大家族だ。
English: His house was burnt down.
Japanese: 彼の家は全焼した。
English: His house is on the south side of the river.
Japanese: 彼の家は川の南側にある。
English: His house stands by the river.
Japanese: 彼の家は川のそばに立っている。
English: His house is near the river.
Japanese: 彼の家は川のそばに立っている。
English: His house is near a river.
Japanese: 彼の家は川のそばに立っている。
English: His house is by the river.
Japanese: 彼の家は川のそばに立っている。
English: His house was small and old.
Japanese: 彼の家は小さくて古かった。
English: His house is three times larger than mine.
Japanese: 彼の家は私の家の３倍の大きさだ。
English: His house seems small beside mine.
Japanese: 彼の家は私の家と比べて小さく見える。
English: His house confronts mine.
Japanese: 彼の家は私の家と向き合っている。
English: His house is across from mine.
Japanese: 彼の家は私の家と向き合っている。
English: His house is on the skirts of the city.
Japanese: 彼の家は市の郊外にある。
English: His house is a tumbledown affair.
Japanese: 彼の家は今にもつぶれそうなしろものだ。
English: His house is easy to find.
Japanese: 彼の家は見つけやすい。
English: His house is on the other side of the bridge.
Japanese: 彼の家は橋の向こうにあります。
English: His house stands on the hill-side and commands a splendid view.
Japanese: 彼の家は丘の中腹にあって、見晴らしがすばらしい。
English: His house stands on the hill.
Japanese: 彼の家は丘の上に立っている。
English: His house is beyond the hill.
Japanese: 彼の家は丘の向こうにある。
English: His house is at the foot of the hill.
Japanese: 彼の家は丘のふもとのある。
English: His house was built of logs.
Japanese: 彼の家は丸太でできていた。
English: His house is within a stone's throw of his school.
Japanese: 彼の家は学校のすぐ近くにある。
English: How many stories does his house have?
Japanese: 彼の家は何階建てですか。
English: His house is within a short walk of the station.
Japanese: 彼の家は駅から歩いてわずかなところだ。
English: His house is somewhere about here.
Japanese: 彼の家はどこかこの辺りだ。
English: His house is somewhere around here.
Japanese: 彼の家はどこかこの辺りだ。
English: His house is somewhere about here.
Japanese: 彼の家はどこかこの辺だ。
English: His house is somewhere around here.
Japanese: 彼の家はどこかこの辺だ。
English: His house is just across from the post office.
Japanese: 彼の家はちょうど郵便局の真向かいにある。
English: His house is just over the road.
Japanese: 彼の家はちょうど道路の向かい側です。
English: His house stands by a lot of tall buildings.
Japanese: 彼の家はたくさんの高いビルに囲まれている立っている。
English: His house is on the bank of the river.
Japanese: 彼の家はその川の土手にある。
English: His house isn't far from this store.
Japanese: 彼の家はこの店から遠くありません。
English: His house is on the opposite side of the street.
Japanese: 彼の家はこの通りの向こうにあります。
English: His house is somewhere about here.
Japanese: 彼の家はこのあたりだ。
English: His house is somewhere around here.
Japanese: 彼の家はこのあたりだ。
English: His house is not far from here.
Japanese: 彼の家はここから遠くない。
English: His house is full of convenience.
Japanese: 彼の家はいろいろと便利だ。
English: His house is somewhere about Fourth Street.
Japanese: 彼の家は４番街のあたりにある。
English: His house was sold for $10,000.
Japanese: 彼の家は１万ドルで売られた。
English: He lives two doors off.
Japanese: 彼の家は２軒先です。