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In many old movies the heroine is always the one to die.
古い映画では、ヒロインは大抵死ぬ。
I love her so much I could die.
彼女を死ぬほど愛してる。
It was his lengthy narrative that bored me to death.
私を死ぬほど退屈させたのは、彼の長ったらしい話だった。
I want to go to Boston at least one more time before I die.
死ぬまでにあと1回ボストンに行きたい。
When the politician died, everybody hoped the son would follow in his father's footsteps.
その政治家が死ぬと、誰もが息子が父親の後を継ぐことを望んだ。
The soldiers were ready to die for their country.
兵士たちは故国のために死ぬ覚悟が出来ていた。
I'll love you for the rest of my life.
死ぬまであなたを愛するでしょう。
Man is mortal.
人間は死ぬべき運命にある。
It's a do-or-die situation.
今は生きるか死ぬかのせとぎわです。
Few people die away at the approach of winter.
流感で死ぬ人は少ない。
We almost froze to death.
私たちは危うく凍え死ぬところだった。
Man is mortal.
人は死ぬ運命にある。
That means sure death!
それでは確実に死ぬことになる。
She continued writing in her diary until she died.
彼女は死ぬまで日記を書きつづけた。
He remained single till the end of his day.
彼は死ぬまで独身だった。
I was afraid he might die.
私は彼が死ぬのかもしれないと思った。
If the sun were to stop shining, all living things would die.
もし太陽が輝かなくなれば、生物は皆死ぬだろう。
We shall die sooner or later.
遅かれ早かれ我々は必ず死ぬ。
We shall all die some day.
我々はいつか死ぬだろう。
The number of people who die in traffic accidents is surprising.
交通事故で死ぬ人の数は驚くほどである。
I'd like to visit Boston at least one more time before I die.
死ぬまでにあと1回はボストンに行きたい。
The gods have decreed that man is mortal.
神々は人間はみな死ぬものと定めた。
We shall die sooner or later.
遅かれ早かれ私達は必ず死ぬ。
All human beings are mortal.
すべての人間はやがて死ぬ。
So, players were often seriously injured and sometimes even killed in these rough games.
だから、この荒々しい試合では選手がひどいけがを負っていたし、ときには死ぬこともあったのです。
What is it that you want to achieve, whatever it takes, before you die?
あなたが死ぬまでに何が何でも達成したいことはなんですか?
When two armies oppose one another, those who can fight should fight, those who can't fight should guard, those who can't guard should flee, those who can't flee should surrender, and those who can't surrender should die.