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「T」から始まる用語のさくいん
- 絞込み
- T
- TA
- TB
- TC
- TD
- TE
- TF
- TG
- TH
- TI
- TJ
- TK
- TL
- TM
- TN
- TO
- TP
- TQ
- TR
- TS
- TT
- TU
- TV
- TW
- TX
- TY
- TZ
- T(50音)
- T(タイ文字)
- T(数字)
- T(記号)
- They thought he was the son of the Sun.
- They thought that he was an accomplice.
- They tickled each other.
- They tied him up.
- They tied the thief to the tree.
- They told me they wanted to win.
- They took a sample of my blood at the hospital.
- They took a vote on the motion.
- They took a walk.
- They took advantage of the stock price increase to raise the idea of building a new factory.
- They took every possibility into consideration.
- They took the subway.
- They took turns driving the car.
- They tore down the old house.
- They tore the old house down.
- They translated the novel from Russian into Armenian.
- They trapped the fox.
- They tried to collect wood from the forest.
- They tried to prevent the news from leaking out.
- They tried very hard to gain an advantage over one another.
- They tried.
- They turned him over to the police.
- They understood.
- They unloaded the ship.
- They used abusive language to her.
- They used those primitive tools.
- They used to get on well together but now they are always quarreling.
- They used to go for a drive to Nagoya Port on weekends.
- They used to live in luxury.
- They used to live next door to us.
- They used to love jokes.
- They used tools similar to those used there.
- They usually go to school by bicycle.
- They usually go to school from Monday to Friday.
- They usually have breakfast at half past seven o'clock and eat their lunch at twelve.
- They usually shear sheep in spring.
- They usually use an anchor to hold a yacht in place.
- They vacationed together.
- They valued my efforts.
- They vanished.
- They viewed her as a nuisance.
- They visit us from time to time.
- They visited Disneyland, where they enjoyed seeing many kinds of shows.
- They visited me occasionally.
- They visited the town every now and then.
- They visited their parents yesterday.
- They visited us at the camp during summer vacation.
- They vote in secret, may seek public office, and may demand the removal of public officials who behave improperly.
- They waited for him for hours.
- They waited for their teacher.
- They waited in line for the bus.
- They waited on the porch until it stopped raining.
- They waited.
- They wake up at six every morning.
- They walk arm in arm each other.
- They walk arm in arm with each other.
- They walked along a narrow path.
- They walked along the avenue, arm in arm.
- They walked along the road three abreast.
- They walked along the street side by side.
- They walked around the corner.
- They walked around.
- They walked as far as the next town in an hour.
- They walked at the rate of three miles an hour.
- They walked down the street, singing a song.
- They walked for ten miles, rested for ten minutes, then walked again.
- They walked home together after school.
- They walked miles and miles.
- They walked over the mat.
- They walked side by side.
- They walked three miles farther.
- They walked to the mall, where they ate and watched a movie.
- They walked two abreast.
- They walked with him to an old wooden building near the farmhouse.
- They walked.
- They want change. They hate staying in one place.
- They want to become rich.
- They want to better their working conditions.
- They want to choose their mates by their own will.
- They want to increase food production by growing new kinds of rice.
- They want to know what your plan is.
- They want to participate in the Olympic Games.
- They want to riot.
- They want to send girls her age away on their own.
- They want to take part in the Olympic Games.
- They want to talk to you about areas of mutual interest.
- They want, above all things to live in peace.
- They want, above all things, to live in peace.
- They want, more than anything else, to live in peace.
- They wanted change now.
- They wanted to get married as soon as they could.
- They wanted to give Koko a new pet.
- They wanted to know on what grounds he wished to quit.
- They wanted to negotiate the contract on equal terms.
- They wanted to take pictures of Kyoto.
- They wanted to try new ways of living.
- they wants
- They warned the ship about the danger.
- They warned the ship of the danger.
- They warned us of our possible failure in this plan.
- They washed themselves in the river.
- They watched four hours at night in turn.
- They watched the solemn ceremony in the church with awe.
- They watched their chance.
- They waved flags all together.
- They waved flags to welcome the princess.
- They waved good-bye to their parents as the train pulled out.
- They waved good-bye with their hands.
- They wear their hair bobbed.
- They wear very little clothing.
- They welcomed as many men as came.
- They welcomed her warmly.
- They welcomed me warmly, so I felt at home.
- They went aboard the plane.
- They went after the parade.
- They went against my wishes.
- They went ahead with the plan since there were no objections.
- They went along and along, but they couldn't seem to find just the right place.
- They went along the street singing the song.
- They went around the lake.
- They went back and forth all day and part of the night.
- They went by subway.
- They went by without saying 'hello'.
- They went down to the country.
- They went fishing yesterday.
- They went hand in hand.
- They went home after they had finished the task.
- They went home to their respective houses.
- They went in search of happiness.
- They went in search of treasure.
- They went into the woods for a picnic.
- They went on a picnic to the lake.
- They went on a trip a few days ago.
- They went on a trip abroad for the first time.
- They went on a voyage.
- They went on an expedition to the Antarctic.
- They went on an expedition to the North Pole.
- They went on arguing for hours.
- They went on board a liner.
- They went on board the ship.
- They went on fighting the fire at the risk of their lives.
- They went on putting aside fallen stones.
- They went on talking all night.
- They went on talking for hours.
- They went on the offensive in the first half.
- They went on working for hours.
- They went out after they finished lunch.
- They went out of sight at last.
- They went out of the room very silently.
- They went out of the room, one after another.
- They went out to Australia seeking gold.
- They went their separate ways.
- They went there together.
- They went through the medical check-up.
- They went through the woods.
- They went through with many difficulties.
- They went to a resort in the mountains last summer.
- They went to America last month.
- They went to Chicago by car.
- They went to church on Christmas Eve.
- They went to Edinburgh to escape from the summer heat.
- They went to Kyoto last year.
- They went to Paris by way of Calais.
- They went to the beach.
- They went to the boy's rescue.
- They went to the mosque to pray.
- They went to the park the next morning.
- They went to the station by car.
- They went to the zoo by bus yesterday.
- They went to the zoo.
- They went to Tottori.
- They went up the stairs.
- They were a good group as a whole.
- They were abandoned by their mother.
- They were able to identify him by his wrist watch.
- They were about 25 cents a pound cheaper.
- They were about to leave when I arrived there.
- They were afraid of being overheard.
- They were afraid of the big dog.
- They were afraid of the teacher.
- They were afraid of you.
- They were alarmed at the news.
- They were all agog for the news.
- They were all charmed by her song.
- They were all done up like clowns.
- They were all dressed in uniforms.
- They were all ears for the news.
- They were all ears while the pianist was playing.
- They were all fed up with the noise.
- They were all great men.
- They were all hoarse from shouting.
- They were all in convulsions of laughter.
- They were all in high spirits when they set out on their travels.
- They were all so tired that they could do nothing but yawn.
- They were all sold out.
- They were all surprised to see me there.
- They were alone in the library.
- They were always making jokes.
- they were always telling you
- They were angered at his decision.
- They were angry at his not coming to the meeting.
- They were anxious I would help them.
- They were apprehensive that the situation would worsen.
- They were asleep.
- They were at the bottom of the scheme.
- They were attacking against overwhelming odds.
- They were badly in need of water.
- They were badly injured in a car accident.
- They were badly off at that time.
- They were badly off in the village.
- They were based on goods which the members of a society recognized as having value.
- They were better than I expected.
- They were biting like crazy yesterday.
- They were born in Thailand.
- They were born one month apart in 1970.
- They were both silent for a while.
- They were burdened with heavy taxes.
- They were burning with enthusiasm.
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