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The water of this well is good to drink.
この井戸の水は飲むのに適している。
There's a big fly on the ceiling.
天井に大きなはえがとまっています。
I can't reach the ceiling.
私は天井まで手が届かない。
He is such a tall man that he can touch the ceiling.
彼は天井に手が届くほど背が高い。
A frog in a well doesn't know the ocean.
井の中の蛙、大海を知らず。
He hung a lamp from the ceiling.
彼は天井にランプを吊した。
The frog in the well.
井の中の蛙。
Make sure that the device is attached firmly to ceiling.
天井にその装置がしっかり固定されているか、確認して下さい。
The campers were hard up for water because their well had run dry.
使っていた井戸が干上がったので、キャンプをしていた人は水に困ってしまった。
The fly is on the ceiling.
ハエが天井にとまっている。
Hirofumi installed fibreglass insulation in the ceiling.
博文は天井にグラスファイバーの断熱材を入れた。
He painted the ceiling blue.
彼は天井を青く塗った。
He wasn't tall enough to get at the ceiling.
彼は天井に手が届くほど十分に背が高くなかった。
He gazed at the ceiling for a long time.
彼は長い間天井を見つめていた。
Tom bumped his head on the roof of the car.
トムは車の天井に頭をぶつけた。
We never know the worth of water till the well is dry.
水の価値は井戸がかれて始めて分かる。
The lamp is hanging from the ceiling.
ランプは天井から下がっていた。
Down came the ceiling and the dog went away.
天井が落ちてきていぬが逃げていった。
I can't believe you're so clueless. You're like a babe in the woods.
世間知らずにもほどがある。井の中の蛙大海を知らず、ということかね。
Please draw water from the well.
井戸から水をくんできてください。
There was beautiful chandelier hanging from the ceiling.
天井から美しいシャンデリアが下がっていた。
The Murais have been married for ten years.
村井さん夫婦は結婚して10年になる。
He was thirsty enough to drink a well dry.
彼は井戸を飲み干すほどのどが渇いていた。
The lamp hung from the ceiling.
ランプは天井から下がっていた。
So that Michelangelo might paint certain figures on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, so that Shakespeare might write certain speeches and Keats his poems, it seemed to me worthwhile that countless millions should have lived and suffered and died.
A building with high ceilings and huge rooms may be less practical than the colorless block of offices that takes its place, but it often fits in well with its surroundings.