Homeroom teachers should make every effort to keep in touch with their students.
担任の教師は自分の生徒たちと接触を保つようあらゆる努力をすべきだ。
We teachers are human just like you students.
私たち教師も生徒と全く同様に人間だ。
The hunters aimed at the elephant.
猟師たちは銃でその象をねらった。
The speaker wandered away from the subject.
講師は本題から脱線してしまった。
The engineers blew up the bridge because it was about to collapse.
壊れかかっていたので、技師達はその橋を爆破した。
Apprenticeship is a system where you eat, sleep and live with your master and are taught various martial arts know-how and secrets.
内弟子とは師と寝食をともにし、あらゆる武術のノウハウと秘伝を伝える制度だ。
He is not so much a teacher as a scholar.
彼は教師というよりはむしろ学者だ。
My older brother is a teacher.
私の兄は教師です。
Students are open to influence of their teachers.
学生達は教師の影響を受けやすい。
Doctors have discovered some startling facts.
医師達はいくつかの驚くべき事実を発見した。
The clergyman has married three couples this week.
その牧師は今週3組の結婚式を行った。
"I am a teacher." "So am I."
私は教師です。私もそうです。
My brother is an engineer.
私の兄は技師です。
We look up to him as our teacher.
私たちは彼を師として尊敬している。
The boss is hard to get along with. But if I try to talk to him about problems I have at work he might have a little heart. Even a hunter can't kill a bird who flies to him for protection.
All the English teachers at my son's school are native speakers.
息子の学校の英語教師はみんなネイティブだ。
The minister worked hard on behalf of the poor.
その牧師は貧乏人のために懸命に働いた。
The doctors were wrong to condemn the couple.
その夫婦を責めるなんて、医師達は間違っていた。
In our society, there are both honorable people and swindlers.
われわれの社会には、高潔な人もいれば、詐欺師もいる。
He works as a teacher, but actually he is a spy.
彼は教師をしているが、実はスパイだ。
The teacher didn't let the students ask any questions.
その教師は生徒たちに何も質問させなかった。
The doctor monitored the patient's heartbeat and blood pressure.
医師は患者の心臓の鼓動と血圧をモニターで監視した。
The new teacher clicked with the students.
その新任教師は生徒たちと馬が合った。
Mr Baker is not so much a teacher as a scholar.
ベイカー先生は教師というよりはむしろ学者だ。
The salary of a teacher is lower than that of a lawyer.
教師の給料は弁護士よりも低い。
He told me that his father was a teacher.
彼は自分の父親は教師だと言った。
The magician's tricks surprised us.
奇術師の手品に驚いた。
In my secondary school days, I was much impressed by how my hospitalised grandfather would often tell the nurses there, "Thank you, I appreciate your help."