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It is wise to save money for a rainy day.
万が一の場合に備えて貯金するのは賢明だ。
I got fired from the company, but since I have a little money saved up, for the time being, I won't have trouble with living expenses.
会社をクビになったけど、貯金がすこしあるので、差し詰め生活には困らない。
It is wise to save money for a rainy day.
万一の場合に備えて貯金するのは賢明だ。
In an emergency you can fall back on your savings.
まさかのときには貯蓄すればいい。
I am saving money in order to study abroad.
留学をするために私はお金を貯めています。
He put her savings to good use.
彼は貯金を上手に使った。
They had been saving money for the trip for a year.
彼らはその旅行のために１年間ずっと貯金をし続けた。
I have no job, so I can never save money.
アルバイトをしてないから、お金を貯められない。
I've run out of my savings.
私は貯金を使い果たしてしまった。
He laid aside a few dollars each week.
彼は毎週何ドルかずつ貯めておいた。
Interest accrued from the money left in my savings account.
貯金通帳に残っていた金で利子がついた。
His savings will soon amount to one million yen.
彼の貯金はすぐに１００万になるだろう。
The man lives from hand to mouth and never saves a cent.
その男はその日暮らしをしていて、１セントの貯金もしない。
He worked hard so as to save more money.
彼はもっとお金を貯めるために一生懸命働いた。
I made a deposit of $1,000 at the bank.
銀行に１０００ドル貯金した。
None of the money was left in the money box.
貯金箱にはお金は全く残っていなかった。
I spent all the savings I had on this.
ありったけの貯金をはたいてこれを買った。
I can fall back on my savings if I lose my job.
仕事を失っても、僕は貯金に頼ることができる。
My savings are so small that they won't last much longer.
私の貯金はとても少ないので、あまり長くもたないだろう。
There are mothers and fathers who will lie awake after the children fall asleep and wonder how they'll make the mortgage or pay their doctors' bills or save enough for their child's college education.
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