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Once you enter a company, you have to work for the company, whether you want to or not.
会社に入ると、自分が望むと望まざるとにかかわらず、会社のために働かなくてはいけない。
When people are being put into a hypnotic state for the first time I often, after placing them in a very light hypnotic state, wake them and ask them to compare their wakening state to that when hypnotised.
When the girl entered the room, some boys made fun of her because of her little hat.
その少女が部屋に入ると、彼女の小さな帽子をからかう男の子もいた。
I'm going in first.
お風呂先に入るね。
We saw a stranger enter the house.
私たちは見知らぬ人が家に入るのを見た。
Can you persuade him to join our club?
私たちのクラブに入るよう彼を説得できますか。
I was called into the office first.
私が最初にオフィスに入るように呼ばれた。
Three of my friends, besides me, were admitted to the bar.
私のほかに3人の友人がそのバーに入ることを許された。
In that slender body, where does it all go?
その細っこい体のどこに入るのだ?
The only access to the village is from the river.
その村へ入るには川から入るしかなかった。
In Japan people take off their shoes when they enter a house.
日本では家に入る時に靴を脱ぐ。
You are always to knock before entering my room.
私の部屋に入る前にあなたはいつもノックをすべきだ。
He will end up in prison.
彼は最後は刑務所に入ることになろう。
Whichever you take, you will like it.
どちらをとっても君は気に入るだろう。
There is no persuading him to join the club.
彼がクラブに入るように説得することは出来ない。
We saw the children enter the room.
私たちは、子供たちがその部屋に入るのを見た。
I'm not certain we can get tickets tonight.
今日はチケットが手に入るかどうか分からない。
Keep off the grass!
芝生に立ち入るな。
Please knock on the door before you enter.
入る前にドアをノックして下さい。
He breathed deeply before entering his boss's office.
彼は上司のいる部屋に入る前に深呼吸をした。
I saw a stranger enter that house.
私は見知らぬ人がその家に入るのを見た。
Many businessmen, in order to curry favor with government officials, will shower them with gifts and money.
多くの実業家たちは政府の役人にとり入るために、進物や金を惜しげもなくあたえる。
Just as water, gas, and electricity are brought into our houses from far off to satisfy our needs in response to a minimal effort, so we shall be supplied with visual or auditory images, which will appear and disappear at a simple movement of the hand, ha