英語 での In a foreign land の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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He never dreamed of slavery to a heathen monarch in a foreign land.
My both paternal and maternal grandfathers crossed the sea, worked in a foreign land and lived with family.
Although living in a foreign land still Beishou care, this is the sea of clouds floor.
Real time in a foreign land full moon in 2001, the National Day, but also clever, Mid-Autumn Festival is on the same day.
How shall we sing the LORD'S song in a foreign land.”.
It was only because I showed work in a foreign land with a different language and culture that I became aware of this.
Trapped in a foreign land, he said he was forced to work 15 hours a day, usually for no pay.
Living in a foreign land means you have to start anew while maintaining your identity.
Though the children of Israel were enslaved in a foreign land, God miraculously and dramatically delivered them to freedom.
For a few, the culture shock can be overwhelming, while others would spend a lot of energy just figuring out how to handle their financial accounts effectively in a foreign land.
Whether an expansive museum in a foreign land or a simple gathering place in northern Japan, Sejima creates remarkably usable buildings of unparalleled elegance.
I have been forsaken in a foreign land: Where are the emblems of Thy faithfulness, O Trust of the worlds?
It's the impossibility of allowing for regret; the feeling of being young, reckless, hated and trapped in a foreign land; the fear that comes with getting swept up in a wave too big to ride.
As the old Chinese saying goes,"one's body might be in a foreign land, but his heart is back in the motherland" shen zai caoying xin zai han.
Student Dormitory This is an accommodation that the school prepares. As the cost is lower and you will live in a group, you can live while helping each other even in a foreign land.
Stitching together the voices of young people whose ethnic self-awareness has led them into various careers, students studying at Korea University in the suburbs of Tokyo, and families with children going to Korean schools, this film goes in search of the ideal position for Koreans living in a foreign land.
I really do not want to be a person in a foreign land, and I really does not survive, and how much how much I want to have a love my people and I love the city I want to go back to a happy live on.
Once you enter the restaurant, you will see a line up of antique furniture. The place has an American vibe. If you go there during lunch or dinner-time, you will feel like you have arrived in a foreign land where North American families gather.