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I prepared well for this examination.
この試験のためによく準備した。
He flunked his driving test three times.
彼は免許試験を三度落ちた。
He is man who I think has never known poverty.
彼は貧乏の経験がないと私が思っている男だ。
He cheated on the biology exam.
彼は生物の試験でカンニングした。
"Kai dear! I'm really sad! Having my first experience in this way." "Eh?" "Skip-ping-town."
「カイちゃんよー、お姉ちゃんはスゴク悲しいよー。こんなことで人生初体験だよ」「え?」「夜・逃・げ」
I take it for granted that he will succeed in the examination.
彼が試験に合格したのは当然だと思う。
The examinations are all over.
試験は全て終わった。
You can use a dictionary for this exam.
この試験は辞書持ち込み可です。
I stayed up late preparing for the examination.
私は試験勉強をして夜更かしをした。
Susan is intelligent, and I expect her to pass the exam easily.
スーザンは賢いから試験にすんなり通ると思うよ。
The examination was not difficult in the least.
その試験は少しも難しくなかった。
As many as ten students failed the exam.
10人もの学生が試験に落ちた。
I congratulated her on her success in the examination.
私は彼女の試験の合格を祝った。
The trouble is that she lacks experience.
困ったことに、彼女は経験が足りない。
He went through many hardships in his youth.
彼は若いころ、多くの苦難を経験した。
It is certain that he passed the examination.
彼が試験に合格したのは確かだ。
He gave us a detailed account of his experiences in Africa.
彼は僕たちにアフリカでの経験の詳細な報告をしてくれた。
He studied hard and passed the test.
彼は一生懸命勉強したので試験に合格した。
He is sure to pass the exam if he studies at this rate.
彼は今の調子で勉強すればきっと試験に受かるだろう。
We deal here with Emmet's 'dyad' style first presented in his experimental works in the late sixties.
ここでは60年代後半のエメットの実験的な作品で初めて提示されたダイアド・スタイルを扱う。
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。
You have only to study hard, and you will pass the test.
君は一生懸命勉強すればよい、そうすれば試験に合格するだろう。
Instead use words like "some", "many", "often", and begin statements with openers like, "In my experience, ...", "Excuse me if I'm wrong, but...", "In many instances, ...."