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We admired the beauty of the scenery.
私達はその景色の美しさに感嘆した。
Cezanne is famous for his landscapes.
セザンヌは風景画で有名だ。
Business is slow.
景気は悪いね。
The tour guide pointed out the sight.
ツアーのガイドは景色を指さした。
He was excited to see the beautiful scenery.
彼はその美しい光景を見てわくわくした。
The building doesn't blend in with its surroundings.
その建物は周りの風景と調和しない。
He stood on the hill surveying the landscape.
彼は丘の上に立って風景を見渡した。
Business is at last beginning to pick up.
景気はやっと上向き始めた。
It was the most beautiful sight that he had ever seen in his life.
それは彼がそれまでに見たうちで最も美しい光景だった。
It was a moving sight.
それは感動的な光景だった。
Hit up on the D-pad, and the background music will change as the background itself becomes the Demon King's castle....
十字キーを上へ!するとBGMが変わり、背景は魔王の居城へ・・・。
How goes it?
景気はどう?
The Japanese economy was in an unprecedented boom at that time.
日本は当時、空前の好景気だった。
Never have I seen a more beautiful sight than this.
これほど美しい景色は見たことがない。
I'll never forget the sight.
その光景をけっして忘れることは無いでしょう。
He saw the scene by accident.
彼は偶然その光景を見た。
The boats on the lake make a beautiful scene.
湖に船が浮かんでいるのは美しい風景だ。
They stood against the picturesque scenery.
彼らは絶景を背にして立った。
His college boasts the finest view in the city.
彼の大学は市で一番の景色に恵まれている。
I was frightened by the sight.
その光景を見てぎょっとした。
How wonderful this sight is.
この景色はなんと素晴らしいのでしょう。
The spread of television enables us to enjoy the scenery of foreign countries.
テレビが普及したおかげで、諸外国の風景を楽しく眺めることができる。
There's a great view from the rooftop of that building. Want to go see?
この建物の屋上から見る景色は最高なんだ。どう、行ってみる?
The sight was splendid beyond description.
その光景は言葉に表せないほど素晴らしかった。
She paled at the sight.
彼女はその光景に青くなった。
Franz Liszt created the concept of the "symphonic poem". This is a composition for orchestra that uses music to describe nonmusical content. This could include, for example, people, legendary figures, landscapes, or paintings.