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Talking of classical music, who is your favorite composer?
クラシック音楽と言えば、最も好きな作曲家は誰ですか。
The dog followed me to my home.
犬は家までついてきた。
He boarded with his aunt.
彼は叔母さんの家に下宿していた。
He stayed home from school because he wasn't feeling well.
体の具合がよくなかったので、彼は学校を休んで家にいた。
But for my family, I would not work so hard.
もし私に家族がいなければ、、こんなに一生懸命に働かないでしょう。
There are always some chores to be done around the house.
家の回りには何かしらいつも仕事がある。
Would you like to be a farm boy?
農家の子になりたいかね。
A pine stands in front of his house.
彼の家の前には松の木が立っている。
Everybody except the Anderson family is going to the party next Thursday evening.
アンダーソン一家を除いてみんな次の木曜の夕方パーティーに出かけます。
I had a man build me a house.
私はある人に家を建ててもらった。
The artist is eternally a boy.
その画家は、いわば永遠の少年だ。
I think he is the greatest artist of the time.
私は彼が現代最高の芸術家だと思う。
He borrowed money from the bank to finance his home.
彼は新しい家を買うため銀行から金を借りた。
We substitute margarine for butter.
我が家ではバターのかわりにマーガリンを使う。
Flags had been hoisted on the eaves of houses.
家々の軒先には旗が掲げられていた。
Mother is busy keeping house.
母は家事を切り盛りするのに忙しい。
Tom is in the house.
トムは家の中に居る。
We get together in the hut and eat and drink.
雪の家に集まり、食べたり飲んだりします。
He is not a poet but a novelist.
彼は、詩人ではなくて小説家だ。
Up to that time he had been staying with his uncle.
その時まで彼は叔父の家に泊まっていた。
I don't like the house in which he lives.
私は彼が住んでいる家は好きではない。
We offered him the house for $300,000.
私たちは彼にその家を30万ドルで売ると申し出た。
During the Stalinist era, prisoners at concentration camps became slaves in service of the state.
スターリン時代には、強制収容所の収容者たちは国家のための奴隷となりました。
She was impatient to see her family.
彼女はしきりに家族と会いたがった。
It drew strength from the not-so-young people who braved the bitter cold and scorching heat to knock on doors of perfect strangers, and from the millions of Americans who volunteered and organized and proved that more than two centuries later a government