英語 での Fiercely の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Conor is a great father, a fiercely loyal friend, and one of the best athletes in the world.
But even Mr Ma insists the fiercely democratic island has a right to its own sovereignty.
German newspapers have also been fiercely critical of Obama's refusal to release more photos of alleged torture at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.
The more fervent a believer's faith, the more fiercely he must fight against the sin within.
The love cats Masdog players Offtank"Low-kun"Cuteness of fiercely.
In the labyrinth of dark galleries, the French and Germans fought fiercely with grenades, flamethrowers, and poisonous gases.
Finally, Bill looked at the angry boy and calmly yet fiercely said the following.
Germany and Japan were, before the war, imperialist powers and, partly for that reason, fiercely anticommunist.
The British feminist activist Anna Wheeler inherited Owen's ideas, fiercely condemning marriage for supposedly turning women into slaves.
Pandas are the national symbol of China and fiercely protected by the government.
The British feminist activist Anna Wheeler inherited Owen's concepts, fiercely condemning marriage for supposedly turning ladies into slaves.
Civilian guards hid the weapons on the roof of the hospital and protested against the martial law soldiers fiercely.
There are two branches to fight fiercely in my post back, the raincoat penetrated, the body feel as if being pushed hard in the back a bit, not a light scared me.
Aiming to fulfill the requirements of the fiercely competitive flooring market, we are continually keeping improving our products, workmanship and services.
They humbly tell people,“We have a long way to go,” but they are the only ones who haven't realized how fiercely strong they really are.
In today's fiercely competitive environment, ignoring quality issues is equal to suicide for any enterprise, It is well known for us the importance of product quality to the company. To persue the….
Although part of them was serving in the Polish army as Registered Cossacks, the Zaporozhian Cossacks remained fiercely independent and staged a number of rebellions against the Poles.
Predictably, the lobbyist-infested European Commission(EC) fiercely defends TTIP, stressing it could benefit the EU's economy by $150 billion a year, and raise car exports by 149 percent.
King, after all, was not only a socialist but fiercely opposed to American militarism and acutely aware, especially at the end of his life, that racial justice without economic justice was a farce.
Japan claims sovereignty over the island chain that it calls the Northern Territories, while Kuril residents and Russians nationwide fiercely oppose the prospect of ceding it to Japan.