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A man of sense would be ashamed of such behavior.
常識のある人だったらそんな行為は恥ずかしいと思うだろう。
Can you stand his deeds?
彼の行為を我慢できますか。
We must read such books as will benefit us.
自分の為になるような本を読まなければならない。
Many atrocities were committed during the war.
戦争中多くの残虐行為が行われた。
In the case of patient death during the course of medical treatment, even if there is medical error present, it is not automatically legally considered to be an "unusual death."
Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well.
仮にも為す価値があるものならば何でも良く為す価値がある。
He is trying to justify his act.
彼は自分の行為を正当化しようとしている。
The opinion poll was based on a random sample of adults.
その世論調査は無作為に選ばれた成人に基づいてなされた。
Your action has offended his dignity.
君の行為は彼の品位を傷つけた。
A time will come when you will regret your action.
君が自分の行為を後悔するときがくるだろう。
You must work hard if you are to succeed.
成功する為には懸命に働かなければならない。
And I know you didn't do it for me.
私の為にしたのではないことも分かっている。
His act was nothing short of superhuman.
彼の行為は全く神業だった。
I started to think I had behaved foolishly.
愚かな行為をしたのかもしれないと思い始めた。
He smiled to express his agreement.
彼は同意を表す為に微笑んだ。
His actions run counter to his words.
彼の行為は言うこととは反対だ。
What he's doing is illegal.
彼の行為は法律に背いている。
His noble deed deserves praise indeed.
彼の崇高な行為は本当に称賛に値する。
There is no excuse for such behavior.
そんな行為には弁解の余地はない。
Helping a blind man is an act of kindness.
盲人に手を貸すのは親切な行為だ。
His conduct is open to criticism.
彼の行為は他から非難を受けやすい。
No blame attaches to his conduct.
彼の行為にはなんら非難すべきところがない。
Driving after drinking alcohol is not acceptable behavior.
飲酒運転が許される行為ではない。
We should make every effort to maintain world peace.
我々は世界平和を維持する為にあらゆる努力をするべきである。
The act known as terrorism, that rips away from us in an instant our peaceful days of happiness, is certainly worthy of being called an enemy to all mankind.