英語 での Didn't become の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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I didn't become a Christian until many years later when I moved to the south side of Chicago after college.
But David didn't become King of Israel until he was 30 years old.
There are thousands of people who didn't become HIV-positive this year because of you.'”.
My father's still disappointed I didn't become a doctor!
So even though I didn't become a millionaire I still became rich.
At the end, I didn't become a superheroe, but I am where I want to be.".
It was so perfect that this film didn't become just a sensual movie.
I only wonder why the two of you didn't become lifelong friends the moment you shook hands.
It was the reason why the crisis which had begun in 260 didn't become the collapse of the Roman Empire.
After World War II, most countries didn't become independent peacefully.
Daniel: Some of the ICOs use EOS or Waves blockchains, but that didn't become a new trend.
The same report stated that the prescription opioid user majority didn't become heroin addicts.
Then the rats who had a good life didn't become“prisoners” of the drug.
In the end, Quebec didn't become independent, but a law was instated in 1977, establishing French as the first language Charter of the French language, Loi 101.
However, this eight-hour movement didn't become standard until nearly a century later, when, in 1914, Ford Motor Company astonished everyone by cutting daily hours down to eight while simultaneously doubling wages.
Humans have interacted and engaged with animals for thousands of years, but pet-keeping didn't become socially acceptable in Britain until the 18th century.
One that comes to mind is Yūsha ni Narenakatta Ore wa Shibushibu Shūshoku o Ketsui Shimashita which translate to"I, Who Didn't Become a Hero, Reluctantly Decided to Find a Job.
I wanted to create a tower defense game that didn't become stagnant, so each battle is short and sweet, and feels like a smaller part of the grand scheme of things, rather than wave after wave of repetition.
To be sure, my mom and dad's off-farm jobs(school teacher and accountant, respectively) paid for the land, but the farm didn't become what we would call a“going concern” until my wife Teresa and I married and returned.