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Not only does she do house work, she is a teacher.
彼女は家事を切り盛りするだけでなく学校の先生もしている。
Heaving a great sigh I plunk my bread on the table and flump onto the chair.
盛大な溜息をつきながら、テーブルの上にどさどさとパンを置き、椅子にどっかりと腰掛ける。
The game added to the fun.
ゲームで一段と盛り上がった。
He is still full of energy.
彼はまだ元気盛んだ。
There was a big reception after the wedding.
結婚式の後で盛大な披露宴が催された。
She dressed up for the party.
彼女はパーティーに出かけるために盛装した。
The medical profession keeps handing out warnings about smoking.
医師は喫煙に関する警告を盛んに出し続けている。
New Year is the time for a lot of eating and drinking.
新年は盛大に食べたり飲んだりするのです。
He is always full of vigor.
彼はいつも活力旺盛だ。
The newspapers gave a lot of space to the affair.
新聞はその事件を盛んに書き立てた。
You are really full of curiosity, aren't you?
君は好奇心が旺盛だね。
It is apt to get either cloudy or windy when the cherry-blossoms are in full bloom.
桜の花の盛りのころには、曇りでなければ風の強い日になりがちである。
Art was in its golden age in Venice during the Renaissance.
ルネッサンス時代、ベニスの芸術は全盛期を迎えていました。
The singer was at his best in that song.
その歌手はあの曲で最盛期にあった。
We're counting on you to be the life of the party. It'll bomb if you don't come.
おいおい、一枚看板のお前が来れないんじゃ、今日の合コン盛り上がらないよ。
He is in the prime of life.
彼は働き盛りだ。
The party was such a great success.
パーティーは大盛会だった。
A man's life has its ups and downs.
栄枯盛衰は世の習い。
The religion was in its glory in those days.
当時その宗教は全盛だった。
My business is prospering.
私の商売は繁盛している。
I love this arrangement.
盛りつけが美しいですね。
That was another impressive fall-flat-on-your-face ... Hey, you alright, Sophie? Can you stand?
また盛大にすっ転んだな・・・おい、大丈夫かソフィ?立てるか。
The cherry blossoms are at their best.
桜の花が真っ盛りです。
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