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The tundra has a harsh climate.
ツンドラ地帯の気候は厳しい。
It seemed that they were interested in tropical fish.
彼らは熱帯魚に興味があるらしかった。
She applied a bandage to my hurt finger.
彼女は私のけがした指に包帯をした。
He is raising tropical fishes.
彼は熱帯魚を飼っている。
The tropical sun glared down relentlessly.
熱帯の太陽は容赦なくぎらぎら照り付けた。
Every day I work different hours.
毎日働く時間帯が違います。
If she's not careful she'll tear a ligament doing that.
もし気を付けなければ彼女はそんなことをしているうちに靭帯を切ってしまうだろう。
I got a new cellphone.
携帯変えた。
Even making an international phone call from a mobile, if it's Mobila then you can do it for 20 Yen per minute.
携帯電話から国際電話をかけても、モビラなら「1分あたり20円」でかけられます。
I'm going to buy a cell phone tomorrow.
明日、携帯買うんだよ。
The nurse put a bandage gently around my head.
その看護婦が私の頭に、やさしく包帯を巻いてくれた。
Too much spoils, too little is nothing.
帯に短し、襷に長し。
He cleansed the wound before putting on a bandage.
包帯をする前に彼は傷を洗浄した。
I wonder what effect technical advances such as the Internet, mobile phones and digitalization technology have on the people's awareness, actions and interest in politics.
I've done rock climbing and deep-sea diving and slept in the jungle of Indonesia.
ロッククライミングも、海で深く潜ることもしたし、インドネシアの熱帯雨林で眠ったこともある。
Ah, well I've bandaged it for the meantime but if that's awkward then it's fine to replace it with a plaster when you get home.
あ、とりあえず包帯しているけど、もし煩わしかったら、家に帰ってから絆創膏に代えても大丈夫よ。
The Ship Island region was as woody and tenantless as ever.
シップ・アイランドのあたりは、相も変わらぬ森林地帯で、相変わらず住む人とてなかった。
The grass came to life with the coming of spring.
春の到来と共に草が活気を帯びて来た。
They live on the snow and ice of the Poles and in tropical jungles.
雪の上にも、極地の氷の上にも、そして熱帯雨林のも住んでいる。
The tropical rainforests, located in a narrow region near the equator, are disappearing so fast that by the year 2000 eighty percent of them may be gone.