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Dust had accumulated in the attic.
屋根裏にほこりがたまっていた。
The roof was torn off due to the strong winds.
屋根は強風に飛ばされた。
Her house is surrounded by a white fence.
彼女の家は白い垣根で囲まれている。
You'll get a clear picture with this antenna on the roof.
このアンテナを屋根につけると画面がはっきりする。
He is a kind man at heart.
彼は根が優しい。
A hedge between keeps friendship green.
間の垣根は友情を新鮮に保つ。
This sort of work calls for a lot of patience.
この種の仕事には大変な根気が必要とされる。
I don't mind since I'm used to it, but the first guy who thought about making a hearse with a golden roof on top of it, he must have had quite bad taste.
The roof of the hut groaned under the weight of the snow.
小屋の屋根は雪の重みでミシミシと音を立てた。
The fact is that the rumor is groundless.
実はそのうわさは根拠がない。
Majority rule is a basic principle of democracy.
多数決原理が民主主義の根本原則だ。
The roots of this tree go down deep.
この木は深くまで根が張っている。
The spirit of patriotism has its source in the love of the family.
家庭愛に愛国精神の根源がある。
What is that building with the green roof?
屋根が緑色の建物は何ですか。
We learned at school that the square root of nine is three.
僕らは9の平方根は3だと学校で習った。
He kept at the job all day.
少年は終日その仕事を根気よくやった。
There is a leak in the roof.
この屋根は雨漏りがする。
He is, at bottom, an honest man.
彼は根は正直な人間である。
I saw the moon above the roof.
屋根の上に月が見えた。
Your idea has no foundation at all.
あなたの意見はまったく根拠がない。
The house whose roof you see beyond the bank is Mr Suzuki's.
土手の向こうに屋根が見えるのが鈴木君の家です。
What is the basis for the argument?
その議論の根拠は何ですか。
Soon we saw a house whose roof was red.
まもなく屋根の赤い家が見えた。
I want you to search high and low for a writer who's just right for this project. Leave no stone unturned.
この企画にぴったりのライタ?、草の根分けてでも探しだしてほしい。
One of the detectives seized him by the neck.
刑事の一人が彼の首根っこをつかんだ。
There is a white dove on the roof.
白いはとが屋根にいます。
My company is sending us all to Hakone this year.
会社の慰安旅行で箱根に行きます。
Rain was pattering on the roof.
屋根には雨がぱらぱら落ちていた。
How is it that otherwise reasonable people come to believe that this same roof, that practically vanishing commodity, is freely obtainable just by packing up and going to another country?