He helped the blind man to cross the street.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He helped the blind man to cross the street.

She helped the old man across the street.

She kindly led the blind man by the hand and helped him cross the street.

She helped an old man cross the road.

She helped an old man cross the road.

She helped the old man across the street.

She helped the old man cross the road.

He gave way to the old lady and let her pass.

He saved others at the risk of his life―at the price of his life.

He saved others―（死んでなら）―at the price of his life―at the cost of his life―at the sacrifice of his life―（死ぬ覚悟でなら）―at the risk of his life―at the hazard of his life―at the peril of his life.

He rescued the boy from drowning.

He gave a momentary glance to the passers by.

He was saved when he was on the brink of ruin.

He reeled drunkenly along the street.

He went and walked across the road.

With no thought for his own safety, he jumped down on the track to save the man.

He lighted me the way.

He went and crossed the road.

The drowning man shouted for help.

He edged along the canyon trail [through the crowd].

He saved a man at the price of his life.

He slipped while crossing the street.

He saved the drowning boy at the risk of his own life.

He was trying to help a woman off the tracks.

The drowning man called for help, but in vain.

He passed through the narrow lane, making himself small.

He saved others at the price of his life.

He saved the boy from drowning, but only at the cost of his own life.

Crossing the street, he was knocked down by a car.

He saved others at the price of his life―at the cost of his life―at the sacrifice of his life.