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| The thief broke into the house while we were away. | 私たちが留守の間に泥棒が家に侵入した。 | |
| Last night my house was robbed while I was still awake. | ゆうべ私がまだ起きているうちに泥棒に入られた。 | |
| That's hindsight. | それは泥縄式な考えだ。 | |
| His house was broken into by burglars last week. | 彼の家が先週泥棒にはいられた。 | |
| Earlier, as I was walking down the sidewalk, a car drove by and splashed water on me. Look at this! My skirt and shoes are all muddy. | さっき歩道を歩いてたら、車に水をかけられたの。見てよ、スカートも靴も泥だらけ！ | |
| The thief got away with the money. | その泥棒は金を持って逃げた。 | |
| The thief ran fast. | その泥棒は走るのが速かった。 | |
| Sleep is the greatest thief, for it steals half one's life. | 眠りは最大の泥棒。人生の半分も盗んでしまう。 | |
| The boy returned with his face covered with mud. | 少年は顔中泥んこになって帰って来た。 | |
| A mugger robbed him of all of his money. | 泥棒が彼から有り金全部を奪った。 | |
| I arrested many thieves at the same time. | 私は泥棒を一網打尽に逮捕した。 | |
| He caught sight of a thief attempting to break into the house. | 彼はその家に押し入ろうとしている泥棒を目にした。 | |
| The thief's pursuit began. | 泥棒の追跡が始まった。 | |
| The ladder was covered with mud. | そのはしごは泥塗れだった。 | |
| While she was out the thief got away with her jewels. | 彼女が留守の間に泥棒は宝石を持って逃げた。 | |
| The thief admitted his guilt. | その泥棒は罪を認めた。 | |
| A burglar broke into the house. | 泥棒がその家に押し入った。 | |
| The policeman caught the fleeing thief by the arm. | 警察は逃げる泥棒の腕をつかんだ。 | |
| The thief ran away when he saw a policeman. | 警官を見るとその泥棒は逃げ出した。 | |
| The thief got in without being noticed. | 泥棒は気づかれずに中に入った。 | |
| The thief outwitted the police and got away with his loot. | 泥棒は警官の裏をかいて盗品を持って逃げた。 | |
| While we were out for a picnic, our house's lock was picked by a thief. | ピクニックに出かけていた間、家の錠が泥棒にピッキングされた。 | |
| Set a thief to catch a thief. | 泥棒に泥棒を捕まえさせよ。 | |
| The policeman grabbed the robber's arm. | 警官は泥棒の腕をつかんだ。 | |
| He scraped the mud off his boots. | 彼はブーツの泥をこすり落とした。 | |
| The beggar turned out to be a thief. | そこの乞食が泥棒である事がわかった。 | |
| He that will lie, will steal. | 嘘つきは泥棒の始まり。 | |
| It's no crime to steal from a thief. | 泥棒から盗むのは罪じゃない。 | |
| A fox isn't caught twice in the same snare. | 柳の下の泥鰌。 | |
| I got so wasted last night. | 昨日の夜泥酔していた。 | |
| The policeman didn't believe the thief. | その警官は泥棒の言うことを信じなかった。 | |
| The thieves pulled open all the drawers of the desk in search of money. | 泥棒たちはお金を捜して机の引き出しを全部開けた。 | |
| The thieves made off with the jewels. | 泥棒は宝石を盗んで逃げた。 | |
| The thief ran away. | その泥棒は逃げた。 | |
| The thief ran away at the sight of a policeman. | その泥棒は警官を見て逃げ出した。 | |
| He was covered with mud. | 彼は泥だらけだった。 | |
| The burglar is used to staying up late. | その泥棒は夜更かしすることに慣れている。 | |
| The thief-taker arrested many thieves at the same time. | 岡っ引きは泥棒を一網打尽に逮捕した。 | |
| He was knee deep in mud. | 彼は膝まで泥に浸かっていた。 | |
| During that time, we only heard about thieves, about murders, about men who had died of hunger. | その頃、泥棒、他殺、餓死についてばっかり聞いていたんだ。 | |
| He is alleged to have been a thief. | 彼は泥棒だったそうだ。 | |
| A burglar broke into your house while you were away on vacation. | お宅が休暇で出かけている間に、泥棒が入りました。 | |
| The thief was arrested red-handed. | 泥棒は、現行犯で捕まった。 | |
| His house was broken into last night. | 夕べ彼の家は泥棒に入られた。 | |
| That news will besmirch his reputation for honesty. | その知らせは彼の誠実さに泥を塗る事になろう。 | |
| The thief hit me and gave me a black eye and then ran off. | 泥棒は僕を殴って目のまわりにあざをつくり、そして走り去った。 | |
| The thief cursed the police for finding him. | 泥棒が見つかって警官に毒づいた。 | |
| The dog is trained to watch for thieves. | その犬は泥棒の番をするように訓練されている。 | |
| She is no better than a thief. | 彼女は泥棒同然だ。 | |
| It's too late to shut the barn door after the horse is stolen. | 泥棒を見て縄をなう。 | |
| The police are on the track of the thief. | 警察は泥棒の跡を追っている。 | |
| My house was broken into last night. | 昨夜家に泥棒がはいった。 | |
| Our town is notorious for its muddy roads. | 私たちの町は泥んこ道で有名です。 | |
| The policeman chased the thief. | その警官は泥棒を追跡した。 | |
| The thief admitted his crime. | その泥棒は罪を認めた。 | |
| The robber ran away when the policeman saw him. | 泥棒は警官が見た時に逃げた。 | |
| It looks like the thief came in through the window. | どうやら泥棒は窓から入られたみたい。 | |
| During that time, we only heard about thieves, about murders, about men who had died of hunger. | その頃、泥棒、他殺、餓死のことばっかり聞いていたんだ。 | |
| He was covered in mud from head to foot. | 彼は全身泥まみれだった。 | |
| The thief took flight when the policeman saw him. | 泥棒は警官が見た時に逃げた。 | |
| A thief broke into the house while we were away. | 私たちの留守中、泥棒が家に押し入った。 | |
| Have you ever heard the saying: "Lying leads to thieving?" | 「嘘つきは泥棒の始まり」ということわざを聞いたことある？ | |
| Mother removed mud from his shoes. | 母さんは彼の靴から泥を落とした。 | |
| Have you heard that a burglar broke into my neighbor's house? | 隣の家に泥棒が入ったのを耳にしましたか。 | |
| The policeman took the thief by the arm. | 警官は泥棒の腕をつかんだ。 | |
| The police caught the thief. | 警察は泥棒を捕まえた。 | |
| We took a mud bath. | 僕らは泥浴をした。 | |
| I only got a glimpse of the thief. | 私は、その泥棒をほんのちらっと見ただけです。 | |
| The thief was handed over to the police. | 泥棒は警察に引き渡された。 | |
| Surprisingly enough, he turned out to be a thief. | 驚いたことに、彼が泥棒だということが判明した。 | |
| The thief ran away in the direction of the station. | 泥棒は駅のほうへ逃げて行った。 | |
| If you take your shoes off before coming into the house you won't bring in any dirt from your shoes. | 家にあがる前に靴を脱げば靴の泥を家の中に持ち込まずにすむ。 | |
| Even though he's a policeman, he's afraid of thieves. | 警官のくせに泥棒を怖がるなんて。 | |
| He denied that he was the thief. | 彼は泥棒であることを否定した。 | |
| A fox is not caught twice in the same snare. | 何時も柳の下に泥鰌は居らぬ。 | |
| Clay is the essential ingredient in making pottery. | 泥は陶器を作るのに必要な材料です。 | |
| The thief was marched off to the police station. | 泥棒は警察署に連行された。 | |
| The thief ran away. | 泥棒が逃げた。 | |
| He is not worth his salt. | 彼は月給泥棒だ。 | |
| Tom was totally wasted. | トムは泥酔していた。 | |
| Two robbers broke into a store. | 泥棒二人がある店に押し入った。 | |
| If a burglar came into my room, I would throw something at him. | もし私の部屋に泥棒が入って来たら、何かを投げつけてやります。 | |
| The thief fled without leaving any traces. | 泥棒は何の跡も残さずに逃げた。 | |
| Robbers prowl around at midnight. | 泥棒は真夜中にうろつき回る。 | |
| They bound the thief to a tree. | 彼らは泥棒を木に縛り付けた。 | |
| The thief whipped out into the crowd. | 泥棒は人ごみに紛れ込んだ。 | |
| I have no intention of getting wet. | 泥をかぶってでもやろうという気持ちはありませんね。 | |
| The robber tried to plunge the knife into the boy. | その泥棒は少年にナイフを突きつけようとした。 | |
| The robber stood surrounded by ten policemen. | その泥棒は、１０人の警官に囲まれて立っていた。 | |
| The burglar wore gloves, with the result that there were no finger-prints to be found. | 泥棒が手袋をはめていたために、指紋は発見できなかった。 | |
| The burglar gained access to the house through this door. | 泥棒はこの戸口から家に入った。 | |
| He was covered with mud from head to foot. | 彼は全身泥まみれだった。 | |
| It appears that my husband is cheating on me with my friend. I want to tell her: "You thieving cat!". | 夫が私の友人と浮気しているようなんです。彼女に泥棒猫！って言いたいです。 | |
| The mud clung to his shoes. | 彼の靴に泥がぴったりくっついていた。 | |
| The political campaign has turned into a dirty fight at last. | 選挙戦はとうとう泥試合になってしまった。 | |
| I was suspected of being a thief because I was hanging about near the jeweler's. | 私はあの宝石店のあたりをうろついていたので、泥棒の嫌疑をかけられた。 | |
| The children were playing in the dirt. | 子供たちは泥んこの中で遊んでいた。 | |
| The thief made off with the woman's handbag. | 泥棒はその婦人のハンドバッグを取って逃げた。 | |
| I got on a bicycle and chased after the thief. | 私は自転車に乗り、その泥棒を追いかけた。 | |
| We caught the thief. | 泥棒を捕まえた。 | |
