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Floods, violent wind storms, droughts, killing frosts, and the problems of air pollution have all, on occasion, influenced modern society.
洪水、激しい暴風、干魃、霜の冷害、空気汚染の問題などは全て現代社会にしばしば影響を与えている。
They should not intervene in the internal affairs of another country.
彼らは他国の内政に干渉すべきではない。
The tides are influenced by the moon and the sun.
潮の干満は月と太陽の影響を受ける。
The rise and fall of the sea is governed by the motion of the moon.
潮の満ち干は月の運行に左右される。
The unprecedented drought did severe damage to the wheat harvest.
前例のない干ばつが小麦の収穫に甚大な被害をもたらした。
Several gardeners look after the azaleas in the park.
公園のつつじの世話をする庭師が若干名いる。
Tides are caused by the influence of the moon.
月の影響で潮の干満が起こる。
He has no right to interfere in our family affairs.
彼は私たちの家族の問題に干渉する権利はない。
The Ariake Sea is one of the biggest tidelands in Japan.
有明海は日本のもっとも広い干潟の一つです。
The rise and fall of the sea is governed by the moon.
潮の満ち干は月の運行に左右される。
I put all of the sheets to dry on the pole.
竿にシーツを全部干しました。
The woman downed the gin and lime that was served in one swallow.
その女は出てきたジンライムを一口で飲み干した。
Initially we had some problems with our computer system, but they've been sorted out now.
我々のコンピューター・システムには最初若干のトラブルがあったが、今は全部解決されている。
My mother is always poking her nose into my private life.
母はいつも私の私的な生活に干渉してばかりいる。
A spontaneous fire started in the hay.
干し草に自然発生的に火がついた。
He needs a few jokes to lighten up his talk.
彼は話を和らげるために若干の冗談を必要とする。
A woman was hanging the washing on the line.
女の人が洗濯物をロープに干しているところだった。
The natives were tormented by a long spell of dry weather.
現地人は干ばつ続きで苦しんでいた。
Me and my colleagues lived in a small 2 room cabin built on the edge of a cliff on the mountain. I say 2 rooms, but besides the entrance, there was a 6 by 2 tatami room. We ate potatoes, dried fish and tofu. Because we were on the top of a cold mountain,