We cannot find him in the office. He may have quit his job.
彼はオフィスにいない。仕事を辞めたのかもしれない。
Which dictionary do you often use?
どの辞書をあなたはよく利用しますか。
Will you lend your dictionary to me?
あなたの辞書を私に貸してくれませんか。
Look up the words in your dictionary.
君の辞書でその単語を調べてみなさい。
We flattered her on her cooking.
私達は彼女の料理にお世辞を言った。
Would you lend your dictionary to me?
あなたの辞書を私に貸してくれませんか。
It's a dictionary.
それは辞書である。
He resigned from the Cabinet.
彼は大臣を辞めた。
I cannot do without this dictionary.
私はこの辞書無しですますことは出来ない。
The commemorative ceremony ended with the closing address.
記念式典は閉会の辞で幕を閉じた。
There's still plenty of room for improvement in dictionaries.
辞書にはまだ改造の余地がたくさんある。
Will this dictionary do?
この辞書でよろしいですか。
Look up the word in the dictionary.
辞書のその文字をご覧。
Always keep this dictionary handy.
いつもの辞書を手近においておきなさい。
Please feel free to use my dictionary.
どうぞ私の辞書を自由に使ってください。
I looked the word up in the dictionary.
その単語を辞書で調べた。
I will look it up in the dictionary.
私はそれを辞書で調べます。
There is a dictionary on the desk.
机の上に一冊の辞書がある。
She is readily accessible to flattery.
彼女はすぐにお世辞に乗りやすい。
My guess is that there will be a resignation of the cabinet.
私は内閣の総辞職があると思う。
Those words are mere diplomatic niceties.
それは外交辞令だ。
He was compelled to resign on account of ill health.
彼は健康がすぐれず、辞職せざるをえなかった。
This is the best dictionary there is in the library.
これが図書館にあるうちで最も良い辞書です。
Tatoeba is a dictionary.
Tatoebaは辞書だ。
"Your work has been causing a lot of complaints from customers; I'm ordering you to leave immediately." "Oh, up yours! I didn't want to work here in the first place."
I can not do without this dictionary even for a single day.
僕は１日さえもこの辞書無しで済ます事は出来ない。
The attendant is good at flattery.
その付き人はお世辞がうまい。
His book is oriented towards children, but here and there are words that he has never seen before. He doesn't know whether it is just him, or if they are just simply difficult words, but he finds them not worth the effort to look up in a dictionary, so he
