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He has poor ability to organize.
彼は組織立てる能力が弱い。
Man has the ability to speak.
人間は話す能力を持っている。
He's not rich or able.
彼は金持ちでも有能でもない。
It's impossible to take on more work at the moment.
現在これ以上の仕事を引き受けるのは不可能だ。
If he's fluent in English, I'll hire him.
彼が英語に堪能であれば私は彼を雇います。
It is absolutely impossible to do so.
そうすることは全く不可能だ。
I found it impossible to do the work in one day.
私はその仕事を1日ですることは不可能だと分かった。
For my multi-talented sister, able do anything with ease, it seems that my commonplace self is something whose existence she finds very hard to forgive.
In Kabuki, not only talent, but also heredity counts.
歌舞伎界では、才能だけでなく血筋も重視される。
It's out of the question.
それは問題外で不可能だ。
His skills qualified him for the job.
彼の技能はその仕事にうってつけだった。
He found it impossible to go there on foot.
彼は徒歩でそこへ行くのは不可能だとわかった。
His abilities were very great and various.
彼の才能は大変素晴らしくそして多様である。
Some scientists think that dolphins are the most intelligent animals in the world except for man, and that we may be able to talk with them one day.
イルカは人間に次いで最も知能が高く、やがては彼らとの対話も夢ではないと考えている科学者もいる。
Meg has a facility for languages.
メグは語学の才能がある。
There is a possibility that I may go to the United States next year.
私は来年アメリカに行く可能性がある。
Because this is such a highly technical subject, I would like to point out in advance the likelihood that some of what I'm about to say may include information that is incorrect.
高度に専門的な話題で、多分に誤った情報が含まれる可能性があることはあらかじめお断りしておきます。
Blessed are those who have no talent!
持って生まれたる特殊の才能なき者は幸いなるかな。
Impossible is not French.
不可能という言葉はフランス語にはない。
Ted is incompetent to teach English.
テッドは英語を教える能力がない。
A recent analysis by Boeing forecasts that unless safety is improved, jet airliners could be falling out of the sky at the rate of once a week by the year 2010.