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A water shortage causes inconvenience.
水が不足すると不自由する。
Tom was surprised to see how skimpy Mary's new swimsuit was.
トムさんはメアリさんの新しい水着のきつさに驚きました。
Coke has always been the top dog when it comes to soft drinks.
コカ・コーラは清涼飲料水ではいつも最有力会社だ。
We have no classes on Wednesday afternoons.
水曜の午後は授業はありません。
Do you have anything next Wednesday?
今度の水曜日何か予定がありますか。
Streets and houses were drowned by the flood.
洪水で水浸しになった街路と家々。
The water will soon drain away.
水はすぐにはけるだろう。
The water ran over the banks.
水は堤防を越えた。
Water consists of hydrogen and oxygen.
水は水素と酸素とから成り立っている。
As for the standard of living, the republic has overtaken other developed countries.
生活水準においては、その共和国は他の先進諸国に追いついた。
The atomic number for hydrogen is 1.
水素の原子番号は1である。
He ran water into the bathtub.
彼はふろに水を入れた。
A young woman was singing and playing the guitar in front of the fountain.
噴水の前では若い女性がギターの弾き語りをしていた。
I helped my father water the flowers.
父が花に水をやるのを手伝った。
Give me a little more water.
もう少し水をください。
Fill the jars with water.
水瓶に水を満たしなさい。
A frog came out of the water.
カエルが水の中から出てきた。
So they filled them to the brim.
彼らは水瓶を縁まで一杯にした。
There's a chance that tap water may contain harmful substances like chlorine and lead.
水道水には塩素、鉛などの有害物質が含まれている可能性がある。
You can't mix oil and water.
油と水を混ぜる事は出来ない。
"I did that," she complained, "but there was no water in it!"
「そうしたわよ」彼女は文句を言った。「でも水なんかなかったわよ」
There was nothing but water as far as the eye could see.
見渡す限り水以外何もなかった。
If the tip was a dime in one glass, the waitress, in her haste to get the table ready for the next customer, would pick up the glass, the water would spill out, and that would be the end of it.
Solar energy seems to offer more hope than any other source of energy, particularly because those areas most in need of water lie rather close to the equator and have a relatively clear atmosphere.