英語 での Had warned の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Kyle had warned her.
Almost exactly as he had warned.
No one had warned you.
The company did exactly what Kosinski had warned.
And people had warned over the.
I had warned him but he hadn't listened to me.
North Korea had warned against it.
I had warned the American people time and again against becoming involved.
I wish someone had warned me beforehand.
Nobody had warned them about the danger.
Thanks the heavens that Gahn had warned them though.
Jesus had warned the Jews.
The nation's founding fathers had warned against foreign entanglements.
The U.S. had warned that the use of chemical weapons was a red line.
Doug Lee, the company's head of HR, had warned her and Cameron about the plant's“bad mood.
Experts had warned of the dangers for years.
The GPWS had warned of danger.
Scientists had warned of the Three Gorges Dam's impacts throughout the 1980s and 1990s, but no one listened to them.
The doctors had warned this would happen.
My dermatologist had warned me about the side effects of prednisone, but I didn't believe him.
Chancellor Yang had warned me that might be the case.
The guidebook had warned about this, but it's one thing to read about it and another to be in the middle of it.
Foreign experts and human rights activists had warned this month of the danger of despot Kim Jong-un's crumbling facilities.
Iranian-American groups had warned that harsh U.S. sanctions on Iran would greatly hinder international donations for victims.
Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu had warned that his country would“fill the void” left by vacating US forces in Syria.
People close to Ito had warned her that she would never be able to work in Japan again if she made the allegations public.
The revolutionaries had warned a few years ago, during the action pereroždennye will definitely catch the Zetas“reins”.
Two months ago, the administration had warned that it would boycott the conference if changes were not made to the document to be adopted by the conference.