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A wise man profits from his mistakes.
賢者は己の失策から学ぶ。
He is nothing more than an egoist.
彼は単なる利己主義者に過ぎない。
Don't keep company with such a selfish man.
そんな利己的な男と交際してはいけない。
We are asked to introduce ourselves in turn.
私達は順番に自己紹介するよう言われた。
To love oneself is the beginning of a life-long romance.
生涯のロマンスは自己愛から始まる。
He is a self-oriented person.
彼は自己中心な人だ。
Don't judge others by yourself.
己をもって他人を律するな。
For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.
Man, being of flesh, is subject to diseases of the mind and after death, to worms.
人間は己の肉体なり心の病気の餌食であり、死んだ後では地虫の餌食となる。
He is intent on advertising himself.
彼は自己宣伝に熱心だ。
He knows how to assert himself.
彼は自己を没却する男ではない。
Young men are apt to fall a victim to their own avarice.
若者は己の貪欲の犠牲になりがちである。
Live and let live.
己も生き他も生かせ。
Even the most self-centered people are usually forgetful of this fault.
最も自己中心的である人々でさえ、ふつうこの欠点をわすれがちなのです。
There's no doubt that he's self-centred.
彼は利己的に違いない。
To do him justice, he is not a selfish man.
彼の事を公平に言えば、彼は利己的な男ではないよ。
He is the personification of selfishness.
彼は利己主義の化身だ。
Nothing is more important than this: to know yourself.
己をしること、これほど大切なことはない。
She is a selfish person.
彼女は利己的な人だ。
We introduced ourselves in turn.
私達は順番に自己紹介をした。
Those who spend too much time traveling become strangers in their own country.
あまりに旅に時間を費やす者は、最後には己の国でよそものとなる。
He that would govern others, first should be master of himself.
他人を支配せんと思う者は先ず己を支配せよ。
Everyone has a right to enjoy his liberty, and all the more, his life.
誰でも自己の自由を享有する権利がある。人生を共有権利はなおさらだ。
Let's remember that it was a man from this state who first carried the banner of the Republican Party to the White House, a party founded on the values of self-reliance and individual liberty and national unity.