英語 での They endured の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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They endured great suffering and cruelty.
A kind of suffering they endured I will never know.
Now many emerging countries remember the harsh conditions they endured in the past.
Known as'comfort women', they endured human rights violations that no peoples should leave unrecognized.
According to the Mozarabic rite, with him they endured ten thousand Christian.
Known as'comfort women', they endured human rights violations that no peoples should leave unrecognized.
According to the Mozarabic rite, with him they endured ten thousand Christian.
Known as'comfort women', they endured human rights violations that no peoples should leave unrecognized.
Approximately 50% of victims did not tell anyone about the violence they endured, and 87% did not seek help from public services.
Despite all they endured in Myanmar, the refugees I met in Cox's Bazar have not given up hope.
About 50 per cent ofvictims did not tell anyone about the violence they endured, and 87 per cent did not seek help from public services.
But they endured, and eventually, they thrived, and can now boast about some great culinary traditions.
For more than sixty years they endured the pain of dislocation.
They endured it and when they come to South Korea some have this notion that they are already defiled.".
But the advent of freely elected governments unleashed smoldering popular resentments,and Koreans demanded recognition of what they endured.
They are freed from the torments they endured living on the streets, recover from their drug addictions and gain an education.
The weather, general unpreparedness, and lack of experience in moving such a largegroup of people all contributed to the difficulties they endured.
Their stories of the horror they endured under captivity are shocking from the depravity and cruelty meted out by Western-backed“rebels”.
In these accounts, the young writers documented their experiences, confided their feelings,and reflected on the trauma they endured during these nightmare years.
They endured for a long time, relying on the solidity of their castle, but Nanao-jo fell down because a traitor appeared and was possessed by Kenshin Uesugi. In the 9th year of Tensho era(1581), Nobunaga Oda extended his power over this area and his subordinate, Toshiie Maeda, entered Notonokuni.
Of the 156 women who took the stand recounting the abuse they endured under the guise of medical treatment, it became nauseatingly apparent that countless victimized voices were ignored over the years by organizations in power, primarily USA Gymnastics, Michigan State University, and the US Olympic Committee.
Of the 156 women who took the stand recounting the abuse they endured under the guise of medical treatment, it became nauseatingly apparent that countless victimized voices were ignored over the years by organizations in power, primarily USA Gymnastics, Michigan State University, and the US Olympic Committee.
The physical and psychological burden they endure is so great that they run the risk of developing mental disorders or diseases.
Yet men do not usually define the troubles they endure in terms of historical change and institutional contradiction.
But such images also highlight problems of water scarcity andthe long waits they endure for the water tankers that deliver it in cities.
These wise people therefore always hold in these matters to their principle of selection: They reject pleasures to secure other greater pleasures,or else they endures pains to avoid worse pains.
ZetaTalk: Second Coming Note: written Aug 15, 1995. Regarding the return of Jesus, much ballyhoo is spread about this possibility, especially among fundamental Christians,who see this as the reward for any hardship they endure.
And it agrees also with the doctrine, which, in his bitter opposition to the alliances with Assyria and Egypt, he preached to his people- the doctrine, namely, that their sole concern should be God and their sole reliance be on Him, for thus, and thus only,might they endure vii.