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Tom and Mary live on a farm and have 16 children.
トムさんとメアリさんは農場に住んで、十六人の子供を持っている。
He lost his eyesight when he was still a child.
彼は子供のころ視力を失った。
He gathered his children around him.
彼は自分の周りに子供たちを集めた。
No matter the age, a child is a child.
いくつになっても子供は子供なのである。
Don't think about leaving money for your kids, use it all up and enjoy yourself with flair.
子供にお金を残そうなんて考えずにパーッと派手に遊んで使い切って下さいね。
Children are sometimes wild.
子供たちは時々手に負えない。
The Red Cross supplied the hospital with blood.
赤十字は病院に血液を供給した。
Child as he was, he was brave.
幼いながらも、その子供は勇敢だった。
The gifts will delight the children.
その贈り物は子供達を喜ばせるだろう。
TV programs have a bad influence on children.
テレビ番組が子供たちに悪い影響を与えている。
Japan was the world's largest donor of ODA in 1991.
日本は1991年、世界最大の政府援助供与国だった。
Even though he was a child, he worked hard to help his mother.
彼は子供ながらにお母さんを助けるために一生懸命働いた。
As soon as the child saw his mother, he stopped crying.
その子供はお母さんを見るとすぐに泣きやみました。
Children under three are admitted free of charge.
三歳未満の子供は入場無料。
The children take care of that dog.
子供たちがその犬の世話をしている。
Despite the hardships, they persisted in giving each of their children a college education.
彼らは困難にもめげず、子供1人1人に大学教育を受けさせることにこだわった。
She called, "Children, come downstairs."
彼女は子供たちに「降りてきなさい」と叫んだ。
As a new father, I gave my first child plenty of books.
新しい父親として、私は最初の子供に多くの本を与えた。
A fast child may win the race, but even a slow child can compete.
素早い子供は競争に勝つが、遅い子でも戦うことはできる。
She was never to see her children again.
彼女は2度と子供たちにあえない運命にあった。
She bought a toy for the kid.
彼女は子供におもちゃを買ってやりました。
The women in our country are different from the women from other countries. Many think that it's acceptable for women to have children and devote themselves to them entirely; and, towards their husband, to simply uphold their duty and protect their chasti