If we were to rest a little, we would feel surely feel much more refreshed.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

If you had been a little more patient, you would have succeeded.

If you'd been a little more patient, you would've succeeded.

They should leave you with a sweet, nostalgic feeling.

Why don't you calm down? You're really making me cringe.

You would be a better person if you learnt humility.

A few hours' rest will set you right.

He seems to feel no remorse over what he did. Don't you think he's being let off rather too lightly?

With a little more patience, you could have succeeded.

With a little more patience, you could've succeeded.

You could have solved this puzzle with a little more patience.

I'm sure people would live twice as long if they stopped getting themselves worked up over everything.

When you feel tired, there is nothing like having a bath.

of a matter has gotten better, the condition of getting worse again

she could have been lying comfortably in bed getting the same relief

Hanako whinnies when I comb her mane.

If you just crouch a little, her crotch can just be seen flicking in and out of sight.

If you had been more careful, you could have avoided the accident.

You'd better wait until their vigilance lets up [eases off] a little.

being changed over time so as to be e.g. stronger or more complete or more useful

A few days in the country will relax you.

Liberty often degenerates into lawlessness.

If the President had been a little more careful [had given a little more thought to the matter], this trouble could have been avoided.

Good experience will console me for my loss.

The sensitivity certainly drops if I use a condom, so if possible I'd like to do it bareback.

If we fall out with one another, that'll be playing right into their hands.

If you had stuck around, you would have had a lot of fun.

If you'd stuck around, you would've had a lot of fun.

We must go out and expose ourselves to the harsh mountain conditions little by little.

If you see her after an interval, she may have changed her mind.

of a matter, the state of returning to the former undesirable situation from the desirable one