When I ask him to pay me back, he turns a deaf ear.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

If he had taken my advice, he would now be rich.

When I was leaving from there, he thanked me many times.

I want his advice sometimes.

Now, if you please, he expects me to pay for it.

And would you believe it?—he expects me to foot the bill.

He froze up when I mentioned his debts.

I was about to reply, when he boldly cut in.

I felt like hitting him when he tried to cheat me.

I was annoyed with him for interrupting me.

If he had followed my advice, he wouldn't be in such difficulty now.

I am in a position where I must decline his offer formally.

When I was badly off, I fell back on him.

You may assure him that I will back him―assure him of my support.

He came all the way to talk over a problem with me.

He didn't answer when I spoke; he seemed to be in a trance.

His jokes have begun to wear on me [my nerves].

He got angry when I reproved him and pulled a knife on me.

He gave me a nod as he passed.

Our advice was like water off a duck's back to him.

Giving him advice was like preaching to the deaf.

I quickly tried to get advice from him.

I have had his support [backing] since I joined the company.

If he told me the truth, I would have forgiven him.

If I were to tell him the truth, he would be angry.

I flinched when he shouted at me.

I find myself wanting to shout whenever I see him being so slow.

When I saw how insolent he was, I could not contain myself any longer and shouted at him.

He insists on my going.

He says he will trust to my honour.

We have come to an agreement―We have agreed―It is agreed between us―that he shall take my place.