"gabage in, gabage out."とは 意味・読み方・使い方

“Ill-got, ill-spent.”

“Lightly come, lightly go.”

“Lightly come, lightly go.”

“Get away!" he growled.

“Get out," he thundered.

“Harm set, harm get.”

“Damn it!" he ground out.

“Get away!" he snarled.

“Harm watch, harm catch.”

“Grasp all, lose all.”

“Abandon ship," he roared.

“Help!" he shrieked.

“Harm set, harm get,”

“After me the deluge.”

`Get out of here,' he roared

“A worm will turn.”

“Seek, and ye shall find.”

“Will you come?"—“Positively!"

“Of course," he chimed in.

“Get out!" she screeched.

“Help!" she cried out.

"I'm soaked with sweat.' "Step back. You stink!"

“I'm going now."—“Where to?"

“No thanks, I'll walk it."

“Like draws to like.”

“Let's go shopping."“Yes, let's."

“In for a penny, in for a pound”

“You'll go, won't you?"—“Like hell I will."

“Tread on a worm, and it will turn”

“Come with me."—“All right."