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She spends a lot of money when she goes abroad.
彼女は海外にいくとたくさんのお金を使う。
He makes good use of his talents.
彼は自分の才能をうまく使う。
He is free to spend his money.
彼は自由に金を使うことができる。
This computer is powerful, efficient, and easy to use.
このパソコンはハイパワーで高効率で使うのも簡単だ。
Fork-users are mainly in Europe, North America, and Latin America; chopstick-users in eastern Asia and finger-users in Africa, the Middle East, Indonesia, and India.
Only members of the company are entitled to use the facilities.
その会社のメンバーだけがその施設を使う資格がある。
They say you should use your imagination.
私たちは想像力を使うように奨励されています。
Even at the end of the nineteenth century, sailors in the British Navy were not permitted to use knives and forks because using them was considered a sign of weakness.
Money takes a long time to earn, but you can spend it in no time.
お金は、稼ぐには時間がかかるが、いざ使うとなるとあっという間になくなる。
Our teacher permitted us to use a dictionary during the test.
私たちの先生は試験中に辞書を使うことを許してくれた。
Man is the only animal that can make use of fire.
人間は火を使うことのできる唯一の動物である。
It is outrageous that you should spend so much money.
君がそんなにお金を使うとはあきれるばかりだ。
They usually use an anchor to hold a yacht in place.
ヨットを一定の所へ停止させておくために普通は碇を使う。
Don't handle these tools roughly.
道具を粗末に使うな。
I must calculate how much money I'll spend next week.
私は来週いくらお金を使うか計算しなければならない。
She gave considerable thought to what to do with the money.
彼女はそのお金を何に使うかについてかなり考えた。
Jazz uses the same notes that Bach used.
ジャズが使う音符は、バッハが使ったのと同じだ
She spends a lot of money when she goes abroad.
彼女は海外に行くとたくさんお金を使う。
Those who use forks or chopsticks often think people who don't are uncivilized.
フォークやはしを使う人々は、しばしばフォークやはしを使わない人々のことを未開だと考える。
What for?
何に使うの?
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