He is what we call a walking dictionary.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He shouted to us to come.

He left these kinds of words with us.

He is called a walking dictionary.

He sent these kinds of words to us.

We used to call him “Yoshibo."

We got angry at his words.

What he said made us angry.

He is worthy of our praise.

He suggested to us that we should go.

He works us too hard.

He spoke in Japanese for us.

He will give a speech to us.

We are weary of his long talk.

He confidentially talked about it to us.

We called on him for a speech.

He broke into our conversation.

He is arrogant toward us.

He told us, "Set off at once."

He told us to set off at once.

He promised he would tell us.

His lecture has brought this fact to our notice.

He interrupted us abruptly.

He barged in on our conversation.

He suggested to us that we should stay.

We are awfully fed up with his long speech.

He is our companion.

He told us, "Set off at once."

He told us to depart at once.

He told us that we should leave right away.

He told us to set off at once.