He was at a loss to know what to do.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

It was clear what he meant to do.

It's obvious what he's trying to do.

It was clear what he was trying to go.

I am afraid something unforeseen has happened to him.

Nobody knows what has become of him since.

He wondered how to get there.

Curiously (enough), he already knew.

I discerned that he was plotting something.

He accurately described what happened there.

He wanted to do it, whatever the consequences.

He was stupefied to realize what was happening.

He would have his own way.

I'm afraid that he is lying.

He wrote a fine description of what happened there.

At last I recollected that he had been there.

There is no saying what he may do in a fit of desperation.

He speculated who might have done it [what might happen].

At last he realized that he was mistaken.

He finally realized that he was wrong.

He stopped to see what the matter was.

I believe that he gave up on that.

He was afraid about what was going to happen.

I consider that he gave up on that.

I take it that he abandoned hope for that.

He will have arrived safely, I trust.

Something must have happened to him on the way.

He was in a disposition to admire everything.

He was able to do everything at will.

It is probable that he forgot about it.

He probably forgot about it.