"Snap, I broke the thermometer..." "I think, I'll better get a new one."とは 意味・読み方・使い方

"Snap, I broke the thermometer..." "I think, I'll better get a new one."

Tom has lost weight.

"You're OK without your glasses?" "Ah, these are fake you see, I thought it might make me brainier..."

"What tie are you going to wear?" "The one I bought yesterday."

“I had a math test today."“And?"“Well, I think I did pretty good."

''Nice watch you've got there. Can I have a look? '' ''Go ahead, I just bought it yesterday.''

“I can eat five hot dogs in five minutes."“Big deal! I can eat ten."

"Give me back my water gun, Tom!" "Get it yourself!"

"Isn't it about time you tried photographing people or something?" "Eh? Snapshots? I don't know ..."

“The fish I caught yesterday was about a meter long."“Tell me another !"

"I forgot to tell you but, I need sandals so bring them." "Huh? You should have told me earlier."

"Never mind that, what's with that get up ... a swimming suit!?" "That's right. Sexy isn't it? Feeling horny?"

"Tom, aren't you hot with long sleeves?" "It's better than freezing." "Really? Wow."

"I've made some nyumen as a midnight snack. Do you want some?" "Yes, I do!"

"Did you look in the fridge?" "No. Did you get me something?" "See for yourself."

“Do you have any idea how old our teacher is?"“No, I have no idea."

"Never mind that, what's with that get up ... a swimming suit!?" "That's right. Sexy isn't it? Feeling horny?"

"Kenji's in hospital?" "That's a real pisser..."

“Do you still smoke?"—“No, I have reformed."

“I think we should all vote to strike."“Speak for yourself!"

"Buy a lottery ticket or something?" "Well, I don't think I've got much luck with gambling."

"Are you going to buy a lottery ticket?" "I don't think I'm lucky at gambling."

“You promised to buy me a ring!"—“So I did /dd/!"

"It's pool-season from this week, isn't it?" "Oh yes. I've gotta go and buy a swimming suit, then."

“A new machine with speech recognition is now on sale."“Well, you live and learn."

"Tom, your dinner's getting cold." "Just a minute. I'm coming."

"Tom, your dinner's getting cold." "Just a minute. I'll be right there."

“You'll go skiing tomorrow, will you?"—“Yes, I thought so."

“I heard you've changed your job."“On the contrary, I'm still with the same company."

"Ah, a raw egg for me!" "Is one enough?" "Yep, if I need more I'll top it up."