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I think your answer is correct.
君の答えが正しいと思う。
She might know the answer.
ひょっとして彼女は答えを知っているかもしれない。
You shouldn't answer your mother back like that when she scolds you.
お母さんがあなたを叱る時、そのように口答えをするべきではない。
Please answer all the questions.
全ての質問に答えなさい。
She might know the answer.
ひょっとして彼女は答えを知っているのかもしれない。
I was able to answer all the questions.
私は全ての質問に答えることができた。
Cross out all the wrong answers.
間違った答えは全部消す事。
The bell rang. The teacher told the students to hand in the papers.
ベルがなった。先生は学生に答案を提出しなさいといった。
You must answer honestly.
あなたは正直に答えなければなりません。
He immediately sought a response.
彼は即座に答えることを求められた。
Don't play dumb. Answer my question properly!
とぼけてないで、私の質問にちゃんと答えて!
Only you answered the question.
君だけが質問に答えた。
She didn't reply.
彼女は返答しなかった。
He answered all the questions in ten minutes.
彼は10分で全部の問いの答えを出した。
He responded kindly to the question.
彼はその質問にたいして親切に答えた。
She can ask and answer questions.
彼女は質問をし、答えることができる。
"Four pounds, ninety pence," Bob answers.
「4ポンド90ペンスだよ」とボブが答える。
You must consider it before you answer.
答える前によく考えねばならない。
Bob can answer all the questions.
ボブはこの問題すべてに答えられる。
In examinations the foolish ask question that the wise cannot answer.
試験のとき、ばかは利口な人でも答えられない質問をする。
How should I answer if she inquires after you?
彼女が君は元気かと尋ねたらどう答えようか。
His stupid answer surprised everybody.
彼のまぬけな返答を聞いてみんなびっくりした。
I'm not saying that your answers are always wrong.
あなたの答えが必ずしも間違っているとは言わない。
Can anyone answer my question?
誰か私の質問に答えられますか。
Mayuko could not answer my question.
マユコは私の質問に答えられなかった。
A clever student can answer such a question easily.
利口な生徒はそうした質問に簡単に答えられる。
She sometimes hesitates before answering.
彼女は答える前に時としてためらう。
All I could mumble in response was that when I was a man of fifty, my mother would lean out of the window when I left and remind me not to drive too fast.
It's the answer that led those who've been told for so long, by so many, to be cynical and fearful and doubtful about what we can achieve, to put their hands on the arc of history and bend it once more toward the hope of a better day.
A scientist had to know how to ask the correct question and to state it so clearly that the answer would be, in effect, a definite yes or no, not "maybe".