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The function of the heart is to pump blood.
心臓の働きは血液を送り出す事である。
If you mess with drugs, you're asking for trouble.
麻薬に手を出すとろくなことはない。
The girl's name reminds me of my happy school days.
その少女の名前を聞くと楽しかった学生時代のことを思い出す。
The amount of money the government earns in taxes determines the amount of money it can spend on welfare.
税金から得られる金額によって政府が社会福祉に支出する金額を左右する。
That's cheating to start running before everyone else.
先に駆け出すなんてずるいぞ。
It's not good to wake a sleeping snake.
藪をつついてヘビを出す。
Could you fill out the medical certificate for my son's school?
息子の学校へ提出する健康診断書を書いていただきたいのですが。
I'll abstain from going out today.
私は今日、外出することを控えよう。
She didn't have much difficulty finding out the answer to the problem.
彼女は問題の解答を見つけ出すのにあまり苦労しなかった。
Is Tom going to get out of prison any time soon?
トムはすぐにでも刑務所から脱出するつもりなの?
I like the Japanese custom of offering guests moist towels, called oshibori.
私は「おしぼり」という濡れたタオルを差し出す習慣が好きです。
Tomoko almost started to cry.
トモコはもう少しで泣き出すところだった。
Tom can't remember exactly what he was supposed to do.
トムは何をすべきだったのか正確に思い出すことができない。
There is no possibility of our finding him.
彼を探し出す可能性はない。
Please remind me to post the letters.
手紙を出すのを忘れてたら、注意して下さい。
She seldom, if ever, goes out after dark.
日が暮れてから彼女が外出する事はたとえあるにしても極めてまれだ。
This album reminds me of my happy school days.
このアルバムを見ると私は楽しかった学生時代を思い出す。
I don't approve of your going out with him.
君が彼と一緒に外出するのには反対だ。
Comb your hair before you go out.
外出する前に髪を櫛でときなさい。
Skip the pleasantries and get down to business.
挨拶抜きでいきなり用件を切り出す。
In London, the police are always worried about finding a bomb on the train or subway.
ロンドンの警察はいつも電車や地下鉄の爆弾を探し出すのに躍起となっている。
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