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They had to submit to the superior force of the enemy.
敵の優勢な軍事力の前に彼らは服従しなければならなかった。
At Christmas he went out of his way to buy me a really nice model plane.
彼はクリスマスに、本当に素敵な模型飛行機を私にわざわざ買ってくれた。
Stop the enemy's advancement.
敵の前進を止めよ。
What a nice car you have! You must have paid a lot for it.
素敵な車じゃない。ずいぶん高かっただろう?
I regard him as an enemy.
私は彼を敵とみなす。
This coat is nice, but too expensive.
このコートは素敵だけど高価すぎる。
They shot down two enemy planes during the raid.
彼らは空襲を受けたとき敵の飛行機を2機撃墜した。
As Lincoln said to a nation far more divided than ours, we are not enemies but friends. Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affection.
He repented having betrayed his country to the enemy.
彼は敵に国を売ったことを後悔した。
We had a splendid holiday in Sweden.
私達はスウェーデンで素敵な休日を送った。
This restaurant can't be matched for good service.
このレストランはサービスの点では匹敵するものがない。
My mother bought me a nice dress last Sunday.
この前の日曜日にお母さんが私に素敵な服を買ってくれた。
Relations are tenuous as peace talks resume between warring factions.
敵対勢力間の和平交渉再開だけに、関係は危うい。
The enemy is caught like a mouse in a trap.
敵はもう袋のネズミだ。
As Lincoln said to a nation far more divided than ours, we are not enemies but friends.
我々よりはるかに分断されていた国民にリンカンがいったように、我々は敵ではなく友なのだ。
The enemies stood face to face.
敵同士が面と向かい合った。
Yes, it's so lovely night.
ええ、ほんとに素敵な夜ですわ。
They conceived a plan to surprise the enemy.
彼らは敵をびっくりさせる計画を思いついた。
That would be lovely.
わあ、素敵だな。
All of a sudden, the enemy bombs came down on us like rain.
突然敵の爆弾が雨あられと我々に降り注いだ。
We've destroyed the enemy flagship!
敵の旗艦を撃破しました!
No country can match France's good quality wine.
良質なワインでフランスに匹敵するところはない。
Today is a beautiful day.
今日は素敵な日ですね。
Tyrannical governments frequently imprison their political opponents.
圧政的な政府はしばしば政敵を投獄する。
Yes, it's such a nice evening.
うん、本当に素敵な夜だね。
She gave him a nice present.
彼女は彼に素敵なプレゼントをあげた。
They exulted over the defeat of their enemies.
彼らは敵を破って大喜びした。
They were ranged against the king.
彼らは王の敵に回った。
The enemy occupied the fort.
敵はその砦を占領した。
She gave me a nice pair of shoes.
彼女は私に素敵な靴をくれた。
The enemy dropped bombs on the factory.
敵は工場に爆弾を落とした。
He darted a spear at his enemy.
彼は敵目がけて槍を投げつけた。
I have no opponents.
私には敵手がいない。
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