| 淑子は安西家の人間だ。 | Yoshiko is an Anzai. |
| 彼は終電に間に合った。 | He was just in time for the last train. |
| それは全く間違いです。 | That's altogether wrong. |
| この書斎は客間兼用だ。 | I also use this study for receiving guests. |
| 両者の間に関係はない。 | There is no connection between them. |
| 夏の間ある店で働いた。 | She took a job in a store for the summer. |
| 私なら半時間でやれる。 | I can do it in half the time. |
| もう起きる時間ですよ。 | This is the time you should get up. |
| 三分間目を閉じなさい。 | Close your eyes for three minutes. |
| もう帰宅すべき時間だ。 | It's time we went home. |
| 羊に餌を与える時間だ。 | It is time to feed the sheep. |
| 行と行との間をあける。 | Leave a space between the lines. |
| 今日、会社間に合った？ | Were you on time for work today? |
| 彼は１日に８時間働く。 | He works eight hours a day. |
| もうお前は寝る時間だ。 | It is time for you to go to bed. |
| 三日間雨が降り続いた。 | It kept raining for three days. |
| 仲間がすべて寝ていた。 | My companions were all asleep. |
| ２日間雪が降りました。 | It has snowed for two days. |
| 川と丘の間に村がある。 | There is a village between the river and the hill. |
| 雨が３日間降り続いた。 | The rain lasted three days. |
| 彼は世間知らずである。 | He is ignorant of the world. |
| 明らかに君の間違いだ。 | Clearly you are mistaken. |
| 人間は複雑な有機体だ。 | Man is a complex organism. |
| 私は１週間ここにいる。 | I have been here for a week. |
| それが彼がきた時間だ。 | That was the time when he came. |
| 営業時間は何時ですか。 | What hours is it open? |
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