"forgive us our trespasses, as we fogive those who trespass against us."とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Let us acquit ourselves like men―quit us like men.

We shall deal severely with the offenders―deal with the offenders without mercy.

You have good reason to suspect us,―Appearances are against us,―but we are innocent.

They threatened us with dire punishments if we did not obey.

We cannot but be indignant at what the kidnaper has done.

We beg you will favour us with your orders―We beg to be favoured with your orders―irrespective of their size.

"But once we're on the offensive side," he said, "we'll be powerful."

The probabilities are against us [in our favor].

If we fall out with one another, that'll be playing right into their hands.

We scorn liars and hypocrites.

The tide of war has turned―（好くなれば）―in our favour―（悪くなれば）―against us.

To defend ourselves, we had to tell a lie.

We have silently and patiently endured one humiliation after another.

our paths in life led us apart

forgave us our sins and cleansed us of all unrighteousness

We took the enemy by surprise.

We don't feel any ill will toward you.

They often play a practical joke on us.

We can oppose our valour to their wealth―set our valour against their wealth.

We tried to put an end to their miscreant behavior.

We can oppose our prowess to their wealth―set our prowess against their wealth.

They always want to put us at fault.

He says, "The limits of human logic is the problem. We are our own worst enemy."

We wish you would stop blaming us.

an Imperial-ordered punishment for one's crime or mistake

Forgive us our trespasses.

The wind was dead against us―We steamed in the wind's eye―in the teeth of the wind.

We go against the enemy―march against the enemy―advance against the enemy.

Eager for the fray as we were, there was no fighting against such odds.

We're faced with imminent bankruptcy.