If Katsumi doesn't get his own way, he gets angry right away.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

If Katsumi is not allowed to have his own way, he easily gets angry.

If Katsumi doesn't get his own way, he gets angry right away.

He is useless; he can't be relied on to pull a safety hit [a homer] out of the bag when it's needed.

You can be as enthusiastic about mah‐jongg as you like. Just don't let it interfere with [get in the way of] your work.

He never stays long in one job, as can be seen from his past record.

If they get back too late and fail to put down the uprising, their domain will be abolished.

When the Edo Period ends, Battosai decides never to kill anyone again.

It is true that there is nothing much to criticize in him, but there is very little to recommend him either.

Though he is an old man now, he is as good as anyone in his skill in carpentry.

A man is never so on trial as in the moment of excessive good fortune.

Frankie refuses to train her but she never gives up.

Even if you eke out a living for a while by selling your household goods, you can't go on that way for ever.

Jake is very talented but his impatient and arrogant behavior isolates him from everyone else.

During that tournament, the new yokozuna sometimes could not control his emotions.

But the toys become angry because they do not want Mr. Magorium to retire.

As long as they are just drinking and making merry it's not so bad, but I can't forgive them when they start [but I draw the line at] breaking things.

He is certain that even if the gang gets the money, they cannot escape from the tunnels.

Shy people avoid eye contact and blush easily.

Cathy has a warm temper.

Cathy has a hot temper.

Cathy has a temper.

Even though Sato has a nice personality, he doesn't know its value and doesn't like himself.

He announces that if Monaco does not obey, he will blockade the country.

I am really ashamed that as Branch Manager I have been guilty of such mismanagement.

Nakamura was a dull public official by day but became a merciless secret executioner at night.

I wonder how he manages to get away with it when he has behaved so dishonestly.

Despite his age, Kumoda has no interest in retiring.

It is physically impossible, when he was giving a lecture in Kanazawa, for him to [that he should] have been at the scene of the murder in Tokyo at the same time.

There is no dohyo and wrestlers do not lose even if their hand touches the ground.

I never take my problems home with me from the office.