英語 での Have crossed の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Three American divisions have crossed the Ohio River.
Looks like McCourt might have crossed the wrong union, boss.
Be clear about times they have crossed the boundary, and how that made you feel.
If you have crossed the obedience line, then you're making waves in the unseen world.
Number of South Sudanese who have crossed into neighbouring countries since December 2013.
I think the words were,‘You have crossed the line,'” Costas told ESPN.
That was very devastating could have crossed three people from beginning to end and this shot would have shattered the three.
The number of new illegal immigrant families who have crossed the border so far this year already exceeds the entire total from 2015.
Some scientists think the world may already have crossed a series of tipping points.
It is believed automobiles may have crossed this bridge one at a time.
Under international law, a“refugee” describes people fleeing war or persecution and who have crossed an international border.
And with Ukraine, our western partners have crossed the line”.
We are only responsible for paying accounts that have crossed the $0 threshold.
In a brief address, Turchinov claimed that“terrorists have crossed the border… taking hostages and killing the patriots of Ukraine.”.
The number and variety of computer games have crossed all imaginable limits, but, nevertheless, continue to multiply further.
In the last two weeks, more than 100,000 have crossed the Libya-Tunisia border on their way to their countries of origin.
Refugees and antigovernment fighters in Tajikistan have crossed into Kyrgyzstan several times, even taking hostages.
I have crossed the Gulf Stream ten times& I should know something about it.
Mobs of people have crossed the border into neighboring countries in order to scavenge food, and starvation has become the new norm.
And with Ukraine, our western partners have crossed the line, conducting themselves outrageously, and acting irresponsibly and unprofessionally.