英和和英

What is done, is done

What's done is done.

What is to be done?

What is to be done?

What is done, is done.

What is done, is done.

What is done, is done.

things done

one thing that has been done

laying aside everything―before everything―above all things

what has become of

Look here, what are you doing?

no matter how

something that is made real or concrete

above all things―before everything

What can possibly be the matter?

I will try anyhow

At any rate, I will try.

What is being done on earth.

What I did

At any rate, I will try.

a finished item

What are you doing?

What shall we do

something that has been remade

what the devil

in what way

something that has just been made

What, in the name of all that's wonderful, is this?

of an object, the condition of having been made

What shall I [am I going to] do?

What is going on?

I wonder what happened.

What is being done on earth.

What on earth are you doing?

What did you make?

What the devil are you doing?

What're you doing?

What are you doing?

What's happening?

Try and do it somehow or other.

How in the world did you do such a thing?

I trembled to think how it would end.

What's the good of worrying?

What, in the name of all that's wonderful, is this?

〈考え出そうとして〉 Let me see.

What's the row?

What are you up to?

Hand me that thing over there.

《英口語》 Pass the doings to me.

What have you been doing [up to]?

What on earth is the matter (with you)?

What are you doing there?

Whatever it takes!

There has to be a way.

There's got to be a way.

What's all this noise?

Go through with it at any cost!

Come, tell me what it's all about.

What are you doing, for goodness sake?

What's done is done.

What is done, is done.

What is done, is done.

What is done, is done.

What is done, is done

What is to be done?

What is to be done?

What is being done on earth.

What on earth happened (to you)?

The work is done.

The work is done.

What is the matter (with you)? 《【用法】 What is the matter? はごく日常的に「どうしたのですか」の意味で使える. これに対して What is the matter with you? は, 相手が病気だとか, 悲しんでいるとか, 怒っているとか, はっきり見てとれて, その訳を知りたいときに用いる. または, その悲しみ方や怒り方が度が過ぎているという批判をこめて言うこともある》

What shall I [am I going to] do?

What's the row?

What can have become of him?

I wonder what can have become of him.

Then, what happened?

What's the matter [wrong] with you?

What has come over you?

What then?

What next?

How did it come about?

So what?

What's going on down there?

I wonder what happened.

What is the next thing to be done?

What shall we do

The work is completed.

The job has already been done.

What good will that do?