英語 での To fight a war の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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I came here to fight a war.
Capability in terms of personnel and materiel that affect the capacity to fight a war.
You came here to fight a war, didn't you?”.
It's simply that there is no other way to fight a war.
Do you intend to fight a war with America?
For 10 years, we lived in these mountains, preparing to fight a war.
I know what it�s like to fight a war like this.
For ten years we lived in these mountains, preparing to fight a war.
If I were called to fight a war tomorrow, I would….
Not to fight a war, but to expand yourself into the totality you wish to be on earth now.
You crossed the sea to fight a war.
If you're going to fight a war, you got to wear a uniform.
You crossed the sea to fight a war.
Turkey itself was in no condition to fight a war with the Soviet Union which had emerged as a superpower after the second world war. .
But that's no way to fight a war!”.
If Saudia is not willing to fight a war, neither is the US too enthusiastic.
Houston's first Presidency was focused on maintaining The Republic of Texas as an independent country,and he had no resources to fight a war with the Plains Indians.
You might need them to fight a war or something.
When it comes to the need for professional talent, he has hired an experienced executive from the industry to take charge of the milk powder business,and is prepared to fight a war on domestic milk powder.
But Napoleon needed money to fight a war with England.
Seward, maybe he wants to fight a war.
They think that their leaders are trying to fight a war, and that such thing is irrelevant.
I am most concerned that you continue to fight a war you cannot win.
The first thing thatGod's new King did was to fight a war against his Father's main enemy, Satan.
There is only one way to fight a war now.
This can convince the White House that China, despite its unwillingness,is not afraid to fight a war with the US in the region, and is determined to safeguard its national interests and dignity.”.