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He couldn't convince her of her mistake.
彼は彼女に間違いを納得させられなかった。
I've heard that if you default on the water rates your water supply will be suspended, is that true?
水道料金を滞納すると給水を停止されるということをお聞きしましたが本当ですか?
You will soon be convinced that I am right.
あなたは私が正しいことをすぐに納得するだろう。
Tuition fees must be paid not later than the 25th of this month.
授業料は本月25日限り納付の事。
What would you say to convince him to buy one?
彼にひとつ買うように納得されるのに、君ならなんと言いますか。
Having climbed all the way to the shrine, I decided to dedicate a votive horse tablet.
私はせっかく社まで登ったのだから、絵馬を納めました。
I persuaded him that he was wrong.
私は彼に、彼が間違っていることを納得させた。
I understand, but I cannot agree.
理解はしてますけど納得はできません。
Lisa told me that she had tried natto.
リサは納豆を食べてみたことがあると私に話してくれた。
"Natto" smells awful, but tastes delicious.
「納豆」の臭いはひどいが、食べるととてもおいしい。
The governor dedicated the memorial to the soldiers who died in the war.
知事は戦死した兵士たちに記念碑を奉納した。
I was convinced by his explanation.
私は彼の説明で納得した。
Taxpayers are angry about wasteful government spending.
納税者は政府支出の無駄に怒っている。
You will soon be convinced I am right.
遠からず私が正しいと納得しますよ。
This alone is enough to convince us.
これだけでも我々を納得させるのに充分だ。
Natto smells awful but tastes delicious.
納豆は、臭いはひどいが、食べるととてもおいしい。
He convinced us of her innocence.
彼は彼女が無罪であることをわれわれに納得させた。
Do you know which of okra and natto is more gooey?
あなたはオクラと納豆はどちらがよりねばねばしているかわかりますか。
I, as well as he, am not convinced.
彼と同じように私も納得していない。
Lisa told me that she has eaten natto.
リサは納豆を食べたことがあると私に言った。
He was way behind on his rent. As a result, he was evicted from his apartment.
彼は家賃をだいぶ滞納し、そのためアパートをたちのかされた。
Nothing adds up in the world.
世の中に納得できるものなんてないよ。
While the Democratic Party has won a great victory tonight, we do so with a measure of humility and determination to heal the divides that have held back our progress.