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Sometimes reality and fantasy are hard to distinguish.
時には現実と幻想を区別するのは難しい。
She is not such a girl as you imagine.
彼女は君が想像するような女の子ではない。
He makes himself agreeable to everybody.
彼は誰にでも愛想がいい。
His thought is progressive.
彼の思想は進歩的だ。
The secretary gave me an agreeable smile.
その秘書は私に愛想よく微笑んだ。
How is it that otherwise reasonable people come to believe that this same roof, that practically vanishing commodity, is freely obtainable just by packing up and going to another country?
We associate the name of Darwin with The Origin of Species.
ダーウィンというと「種の起源」を連想する。
This president has written his memoirs.
大統領は自分の回想記を書き留めました。
When I look back upon those days, it all seems like a dream.
その当時を回想すれば夢のようだ。
We associate Darwin with the theory of evolution.
我々はダーウィンといえば進化論を想像する。
Just picture to yourself the horror with which I saw the scene.
私がその光景を見たときの恐ろしさをちょっと想像して下さい。
They like to look back on old times.
彼らは昔のことを回想するのが好きだ。
I can imagine how you felt.
あなたがどんな気分になったかは想像できます。
Imagination is the root of all civilization.
想像力は、すべての文明の根本である。
His ideas are too radical to be acceptable to most people.
彼の思想はあまりに過激で、たいていの人には受け入れられない。
Tom is an extremist.
トムは過激な思想の持ち主だ。
As was expected, they lost the contest.
予想されたことだが、彼らはコンテストに敗れた。
We associate her face with a cherry.
彼女の顔を見るとサクランボが連想される。
We didn't anticipate their buying a new car.
私たちは彼らが新車を買うなんて予想もしなかった。
Once in a while, the prophet indulges in fantasy.
たまに、その預言者は空想にふける。
Imagine yourself as a billionaire.
自分が億万長者だと想像してごらん。
The boy saw himself as an adult.
少年は自分が大人になったと想像してみた。
I have amongst my relatives, a single one who sincerely lives righteously, has strict principles and pursues an ideal, but all my other relatives speak ill and make fun of him.
And so, knowledge from the past, mixed up with assumptions about that knowledge, which may be more or less appropriate, is used to augment information provided by the senses.