英語 での Literal sense の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Ophelia, in Paul Griffiths' novel let me tell you(2008), is a derivative of Shakespeare's character who tells her story in her own words, in the literal sense that she can use only the words she is given in the play.
If there be anything clear and plain, the literal sense and meaning of this passage- a meaning not to be spirited or spiritualized away- must be evident that both the two and the ten tribes of Israel are to be restored to their own land, and that a king is to rule over them.
And also on this issue, vital in the literal sense of the term and strongly reaffirmed by the Italian president a few days later("We are on the verge of a global climate crisis, to avoid which global measures are needed", said Mattarella in Belluno, the 12 last March), we can only agree with him and with his ambitious goal: zero carbon within the 2050.
A recipe for those who have brought one of these babies at home(in a literal sense, given the cost that this year nearly 200 euro per hectogram?) and now he does not know what to do. With this recipe, which also involves the preparation of a crusty baguette and well toasted, you will have an appetizer fit for a king.
At the same time, those who were more directly responsible for providing me with the knowledge essential to the right guidance of life(and who sincerely desired to do so), imagined they were discharging that most sacred duty by impressing upon my childish mind the necessity, on pain of reprobation in this world and damnation in the next, of accepting, in the strict and literal sense, every statement contained in the Protestant Bible.
Perhaps in a very literal sense.
Some lose life in the literal sense.
Interpretation of them are the literal sense.
Save is used here in the literal sense.
Save is used here in the literal sense.
This is rarely used in a literal sense.
They're not investors in the literal sense.
Here it's being used in a literal sense.
Here it's being used in a literal sense.
We never write songs in the literal sense.
And that's not just in the literal sense.
Must we understand this in a literal sense?
in the most literal sense.
Nothing could be more true- in the literal sense.
Is it to be understood in a literal sense?