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A man who has knowledge of a secret weapon has placed himself behind the eight ball.
秘密兵器の知識がある人は、我が身を危険な立場に置いている。
Who that has common sense can believe it?
常識のある人なら、一体誰がそんなことを信じようか。
She recovered her senses.
彼女は意識を回復した。
Man is a conscious being.
人は意識のある生き物だ。
I wonder what effect technical advances such as the Internet, mobile phones and digitalization technology have on the people's awareness, actions and interest in politics.
The only useful knowledge is that which teaches us how to seek what is good and avoid what is evil.
唯一の有益な知識とは、よいものを捜し求め、悪いものを避ける方法をわれわれに教える知識である。
There may be microscopes involved, bringing us ever closer to the heart of the matter; but even microbiology is objective, adding to knowledge by putting space between an object and its observer.
For world peace, therefore, we must develop the consciousness that we are all one people of planet Earth through continual international cultural and economic exchange.
The traveler fainted from hunger, but soon he came to.
その旅行者は空腹のため気絶したが、すぐに意識が戻った。
He acquired some knowledge about Ben.
彼はベンについていくらかの知識を得た。
He has no common sense.
彼は常識がない。
Hastily acquired knowledge was not enough to solve the problem.
にわか仕込みの知識ではその問題は解けなかった。
Her consciousness grew fainter as death approached.
彼女の意識は死が近づくにつれて次第にかすかになっていった。
He put on high airs with his learning, and he was not popular.
彼は学識を鼻にかけていたので人気が無かった。
People who are unconscious can't say they want to die.
意識不明の人は自分が死にたいと思っていることを言うことはできません。
He has both experience and knowledge.
彼は経験もあるし知識もある。
My eyes have become less appreciative of colors.
私の目は色が識別しにくくなってきた。
She has little knowledge of science.
彼女は少ししか科学の知識がない。
Your knowledge surprises me.
きみの博識は私を驚かせる。
However, when listening to an unknown foreign language, our ability to discern different words is lost, and we recognize speech as being a stream of sounds without many pauses.