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Do you mind my sitting next to you?
あなたのお隣に座ってもかまいませんか。
My father and mother were sitting under a tree.
父と母は木の下に座っていました。
Smokers are asked to occupy the rear seats.
たばこをお吸いの方は後部座席にお坐り下さい。
My back hurts because I've been sitting in front of the computer for too long.
ずっとパソコンの前に座ってたから腰が痛いよ。
She sat in the chair all day, thinking of past events.
昔のことを思い出しながら、彼女は1日中いすに座っていた。
I am already accustomed to sitting on tatami.
もう畳の上に座るのには慣れました。
All you have to do is sit here.
君はここに座っていさえすればいい。
Tom sat down next to Mary.
トムはメアリーの隣に座った。
There's something rotten in the state of Denmark.
何かデンマークに善くない事があるので御座ろう。
You may sit here.
ここに座ってもよろしい。
Accrued interest will be paid into your account.
生じた利息は貯金口座に入金されます。
Please sit down.
座りなよ。
Please sit down.
お座りください。
But he suddenly felt dizzy and he sat down again in his old chair.
けれども、急にめまいがして、再び古びた椅子に座りこんだ。
Sit up straight.
きちんと座りなさい。
I have a lot of money in my savings account.
私は預金口座にたくさん金がある。
We sat round the fire.
私たちはいろりの周りに座りました。
You may sit wherever you like.
何処でも好きなところに座って良い。
Please sit down.
お座り下さい。
If they can get both a forged card and its PIN then all the cash in the bank account will be withdrawn.
偽造カードと暗証番号が揃えば、口座にある限りの現金が引き出されてしまう。
Go and sit by your father.
お父さんのそばに座りなさい。
Take a seat. You look tired.
座りなよ。疲れてるみたいだし。
You can adjust the seat height by moving the adjustment lever up.
調節レバーを上に上げると座面の高さを調節できます。
There were enough seats for all of us.
私たち全員が座るのに十分な席があった。
Wouldn't you rather sit by the window?
窓際に座ったほうがよくありませんか。
We sat face to face with executives.
われわれは重役と向かい合って座った。
Iaido, it is a form of swordsmanship that strikes down an attacking opponent with one blow of the sword quickly drawn out of its sheath, whether one is sitting or walking.