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Because of the bad weather, my piano teacher suggested that I go home early.
悪天候のために、私のピアノの先生は私に早く帰るようにと言ってくれました。
Whether we go or not depends on the weather.
行くか行かないかは天気次第です。
Natural dyes keep a more beautiful color over the years than artificial dyes.
天然染料の方が人工染料より、長い年月にわたって美しい色を保つ。
He looked up at the sky.
彼は天を仰いだ。
He took advantage of the good weather to do some gardening.
彼は好天を利用して庭弄りをした。
The explosion frightened the villagers.
爆発の音に村人たちは仰天した。
We had a long spell of fine weather.
長い晴天続きでした。
The match had to be called off because of the freezing weather.
試合は凍えるような天候のため中止されなければならなかった。
After continuing days of warm weather, it became cold.
暖かい日が連続した後、天候は寒くなった。
"When will you be back?" "It all depends on the weather."
「いつ戻りますか」「天候次第です」
The weather will be clear, followed by clouds later on.
天気は晴れのち曇りでしょう。
The less it is affected by the weather the better clock it is.
天候の影響をわずかしか受けなければ受けないほど、それはよい時計だ。
If it's rainy the mountain climbing will be called off.
雨天なら、山登りは、取りやめます。
It was a pleasant day, but there were few people in the park.
気持ちのよい天気だったが、公園にはほとんど人がいなかった。
We've had a long spell of fine weather.
好天気が長く続いている。
This mystery has a plot twist that's completely novel.
このミステリーのトリックは、奇想天外だ。
We were cooking tempura at that time.
私達はその時天ぷらを作っていました。
The weather was getting worse and worse.
天気はますます悪くなっていった。
How is the weather today?
今日の天気はどうですか。
It's a nice day, isn't it? Why not go out for a walk?
よいお天気ですね。散歩でもしたらどうですか。
He attributed the accident to the bad weather.
彼は事故を悪天候のせいにした。
It's not because you have a title, that you're a noble. There are people who have a natural nobility and are fine nobles. People like us who only have nobility titles are not nobles, we're more like peasants.