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QUIZLETの英作文一覧

You need only ask him to pay the debt.
君は彼に借金を払ってくれるように頼みさえすればよい。

  1. You just have to ask him to pay the debt.
  2. Simply ask him to pay the debt.
  3. All you have to do is ask him to pay the debt.
  4. Asking him to pay the debt is all that’s required.
  5. Just requesting him to pay the debt will suffice.

I don’t think you can gain his ear.
あいつは君の言い訳には耳を貸さないと思うよ。

  1. I don’t think you can get his attention.
  2. I don’t think you can win his favor.
  3. I don’t think you can capture his interest.
  4. I don’t think you can engage him.
  5. I don’t think you can attract his attention.

You ought to thank him.
君は彼に感謝すべきだ。

  1. You should express your gratitude to him.
  2. It would be appropriate for you to thank him.
  3. You really should show appreciation to him.
  4. You owe him a word of thanks.
  5. It’s advisable for you to extend your thanks to him.

You had better not keep company with him.
君は彼と交際しない方がよい。

  1. It would be wise to avoid spending time with him.
  2. You should steer clear of associating with him.
  3. It’s advisable not to hang out with him.
  4. You’d be wise not to keep company with him.
  5. You might want to refrain from being around him.

You can trust him to keep his word.
君は彼が約束を守ると信じてよい。

  1. He’s reliable when it comes to keeping promises.
  2. You can count on him to honor his commitments.
  3. He’s someone you can rely on to uphold his promises.
  4. You can have faith in him to fulfill his pledges.
  5. He’s trustworthy and will follow through on what he says.

Do you know who he is?
彼が誰だか知っていますか。

  1. Are you familiar with his identity?
  2. Can you identify him?
  3. Do you recognize him?
  4. Are you aware of his identity?
  5. Do you have any knowledge of who he is?

I’m certain of your success.
僕は君が成功すると確信している。

  1. I have no doubt about your success.
  2. I am confident that you will succeed.
  3. Your success is assured in my mind.
  4. I am convinced that you will be successful.
  5. I am sure you will achieve success.

You should not give him up for lost.
彼が死んだものと諦めてはいけない。

  1. You shouldn’t abandon hope for him.
  2. Don’t count him out just yet.
  3. Keep faith in his abilities.
  4. Don’t write him off prematurely.
  5. Hold out hope for his recovery.

You work as hard as he did at your age.
君は彼が君の年だったころと同じほどよく働く。

  1. You’re putting in just as much effort as he did when he was your age.
  2. Your level of dedication matches his when he was your age.
  3. You’re working as tirelessly as he did when he was your age.
  4. You’re as diligent as he was in his youth.
  5. At your age, your work ethic is on par with his.

Have you ever seen him swimming?
君は彼が泳いでいるのを見たことがありますか。

  1. Have you ever witnessed him swimming?
  2. Have you observed him swimming before?
  3. Have you caught sight of him swimming?
  4. Have you beheld him swimming?
  5. Have you had the opportunity to watch him swim?

You should get your hair cut.
髪を切ってもらった方がいいよ。

  1. You ought to trim your hair.
  2. It’s advisable to have your hair trimmed.
  3. You need to schedule a haircut.
  4. It’s time for you to have your hair cut.
  5. You would benefit from getting your hair cut.

Can you ride a horse?
君は馬に乗る事が出来ますか。

  1. Are you capable of riding a horse?
  2. Do you know how to ride a horse?
  3. Are you able to handle a horse?
  4. Have you ever ridden a horse before?
  5. Do you possess the skill to ride a horse?

You should work hard.
君は熱心に勉強すべきだ。

  1. It’s advisable that you put in a lot of effort.
  2. You ought to exert yourself.
  3. It’s recommended that you apply yourself diligently.
  4. It would be wise for you to labor diligently.
  5. You need to dedicate yourself to your work.

You must study hard.
君は熱心に勉強しなければならない。

  1. Studying diligently is imperative.
  2. It’s essential that you apply yourself to your studies.
  3. You’re required to devote yourself to studying.
  4. It’s mandatory for you to put in considerable effort into your studies.
  5. You need to focus intensely on your studies.

Do you have a temperature?
熱はありますか？

  1. Are you running a fever?
  2. Is your body temperature elevated?
  3. Do you feel feverish?
  4. Have you checked your temperature?
  5. Are you experiencing any signs of a fever?

You must not come in.
君は入ってはいけない。

  1. You are not allowed to enter.
  2. You are forbidden from entering.
  3. It is imperative that you do not enter.
  4. You should refrain from entering.
  5. Entering is strictly prohibited.

Are you a Japanese student?
君は日本人の学生ですか。

  1. Are you studying Japanese?
  2. Are you a student from Japan?
  3. Do you study Japanese language?
  4. Are you enrolled in Japanese classes?
  5. Are you learning Japanese as a student?

Do you keep a diary?
日記をつけていますか。

  1. Do you write in a diary?
  2. Do you maintain a journal?
  3. Do you record your thoughts in a diary?
  4. Are you in the habit of journaling?
  5. Do you document your daily experiences in a diary?

Do you know how to cook meat?
君は肉の料理の仕方を知っていますか。

  1. Are you familiar with cooking meat?
  2. Do you possess the skill of preparing meat dishes?
  3. Are you capable of cooking meat?
  4. Are you adept at preparing meat?
  5. Are you skilled in the art of cooking meat?

You could count to ten when you were two.
君は二歳の時に十まで数えることができた。

  1. At the age of two, you were able to count to ten.
  2. You had the ability to count to ten by the time you were two.
  3. Even at the age of two, you could count to ten.
  4. By the age of two, you were already capable of counting to ten.
  5. You demonstrated the skill of counting to ten when you were only two years old.

You work too hard.
君は働きすぎです。

  1. You exert yourself excessively at work.
  2. Your workload seems excessive.
  3. You put in too many hours at work.
  4. You’re overdoing it with your work efforts.
  5. You’re pushing yourself too much at work.

You had better study English thoroughly.
君は徹底的に英語を学んだほうがよい。

  1. It’s advisable for you to thoroughly study English.
  2. You should make a concerted effort to study English.
  3. It would be in your best interest to study English comprehensively.
  4. You ought to focus on studying English in depth.
  5. It’s recommended that you delve deeply into your English studies.

You may as well leave at once.
君はすぐに出発する方がいい。

  1. You might just as easily depart immediately.
  2. You might as well go away right now.
  3. Leaving immediately would be just as good for you.
  4. You might consider leaving right away.
  5. It would be equally fine for you to depart immediately.

You must go home at once.
君は直ちに家へ帰らなければならない。

  1. You need to head home immediately.
  2. It’s imperative that you go home right away.
  3. You should make your way home without delay.
  4. You are required to return home immediately.
  5. It’s necessary for you to leave for home at once.

You must be a late riser.
君は朝寝坊に違いない。

  1. You seem like someone who sleeps in.
  2. You appear to be someone who wakes up late.
  3. You’re probably someone who doesn’t wake up early.
  4. You strike me as someone who enjoys sleeping in.
  5. You give off the impression of being a person who wakes up late.

What do you have for breakfast?
君は朝食に何を食べますか。

  1. What is your usual breakfast?
  2. What’s on your breakfast menu?
  3. What do you typically eat in the morning?
  4. What’s your morning meal?
  5. What breakfast foods do you enjoy?

Do you have bread for lunch?
君は昼食にパンを食べますか。

  1. Is bread your lunch choice?
  2. Are you having bread for lunch?
  3. Will you be having bread during lunch?
  4. Are you planning to eat bread at lunchtime?
  5. Is bread on the menu for your lunch?

You won’t be late, will you?
遅刻しないよね？

  1. You’ll arrive on time, won’t you?
  2. You’re not going to be late, are you?
  3. You’ll make it on time, won’t you?
  4. You won’t arrive late, will you?
  5. You’re going to be punctual, aren’t you?

You must have stayed up late.
君は遅くまで起きていたにちがいない。

  1. You must have burned the midnight oil.
  2. You must have pulled an all-nighter.
  3. You must have been burning the midnight oil.
  4. You must have been up late.
  5. You must have stayed awake into the wee hours.

You ought to be ashamed.
あなたは恥じるべきです。

  1. You should feel ashamed.
  2. You should be embarrassed.
  3. You should hang your head in shame.
  4. You should feel mortified.
  5. You should have a sense of shame.

Who are you waiting for?
誰を待っている？

  1. For whom are you waiting?
  2. Whom are you waiting for?
  3. Who is it that you are waiting for?
  4. For whom are you anticipating?
  5. For whom are you expecting?

You must build up your courage.
君は胆力を練る必要がある。

  1. You need to bolster your courage.
  2. It’s essential that you strengthen your courage.
  3. You should work on fortifying your courage.
  4. You have to cultivate your courage.
  5. It’s imperative that you develop your courage.

Who（m） are you speaking of?
君は誰のことを言っているのか。

  1. About whom are you speaking?
  2. Whom are you referring to?
  3. Of whom are you speaking?
  4. About whom are you talking?
  5. Whom are you discussing?

Are you meeting someone here?
君は誰かとここで出会うの。

  1. Do you have a meeting scheduled here?
  2. Are you expecting to meet someone here?
  3. Are you rendezvousing with someone here?
  4. Are you waiting for someone to meet you here?
  5. Are you here to meet someone?

Your reading is very advanced.
君は大変読書力がある。

  1. Your reading skills are exceptionally high.
  2. You are very proficient in reading.
  3. Your reading level is quite advanced.
  4. You have a highly developed reading ability.
  5. You excel in reading comprehension.

Can you tell wheat from barley?
君は大麦と小麦の区別ができますか。

  1. Can you distinguish between wheat and barley?
  2. Do you know how to differentiate wheat and barley?
  3. Are you able to discern wheat from barley?
  4. Can you recognize the difference between wheat and barley?
  5. Do you have the ability to identify wheat and barley separately?

You look very pale.
君は大変青白い顔をしている。

  1. You appear quite pallid.
  2. You seem rather wan.
  3. Your complexion appears quite ashen.
  4. You have a rather sallow complexion.
  5. You’re looking rather peaky.

I’m proud of you.
私はおまえのことを誇りに思うよ。

  1. I admire you.
  2. You’ve done well, and I’m impressed.
  3. You’ve made me proud.
  4. You’ve really achieved something here.
  5. I have great respect for what you’ve accomplished.

You look bored.
君は退屈そうだ。

  1. You seem disinterested.
  2. Are you feeling unengaged?
  3. You appear to lack interest.
  4. You’re showing signs of boredom.
  5. You don’t seem very entertained.

Do you like to be kept waiting?
君は待たされるのが好きですか。

  1. Are you fond of waiting?
  2. Do you enjoy being made to wait?
  3. Are you comfortable with waiting?
  4. Do you prefer waiting?
  5. Is waiting something you appreciate?