1-C. In this situation, a hard nut to crack means something that requires a lot of effort.In this situation, a hard nut to crack means something that requires a lot of effort.
この状況では、クラックするべきハードナットは、何かを意味します、多くの労力を必要とするダヨ。
2-C. But one problem was really a hard nut to crack.But one problem was really a hard nut to crack.
しかし、一つの問題は、本当にハードナットだった、クラックするのにダヨ。
3. "May I help you with that?" "Thanks, nut I can manage.""May I help you with that?" "Thanks, nut I can manage."
お手伝いしますか、それについてダヨ。ありがとう、自分でできます。
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4-C. Mouse-like rodents cannot bite into the center of nuts and seeds.Mouse-like rodents cannot bite into the center of nuts and seeds.
マウスのようなげっ歯類は噛むことはできません、中心にまでダヨ、ナッツのダヨ、さらに、種子のダヨ。
5-C. Ultimately, however, what probably enables these mouse-like rodents to reproduce so successfully is the fact that their teeth allow them to eat highly nutritious nuts and seedsUltimately, however, what probably enables these mouse-like rodents to reproduce so successfully is the fact that their teeth allow them to eat highly nutritious nuts and seeds
6-C. Or they have stronger jaws and sharper teeth and can open nuts that others cannot open.Or they have stronger jaws and sharper teeth and can open nuts that others cannot open.
7-C. (3) Nuts and seeds are very nutritious.(3) Nuts and seeds are very nutritious.
(3)ナッツや種子は非常に栄養価が高いです。
8-C. In addition, they also have extremely strong muscles around their mouths, which enables them to bite through the shells of nuts and seeds.In addition, they also have extremely strong muscles around their mouths, which enables them to bite through the shells of nuts and seeds.
9-C. (2) Rodents' teeth enable them to eat a wide range of food, such as leaves, roots, nuts, and seeds.(2) Rodents' teeth enable them to eat a wide range of food, such as leaves, roots, nuts, and seeds.
10-C. In conclusion, the product that we know as mixed nuts actually consists of foods with distinct characteristics.In conclusion, the product that we know as mixed nuts actually consists of foods with distinct characteristics.
11-C. First, although they are both called nuts, they are classified differently in plant science.First, although they are both called nuts, they are classified differently in plant science.
最初に、彼らは両方ともナッツと呼ばれていますが、それらは異なって分類されています、植物学でダヨ。
12-C. Do you like eating "mixed nuts" while watching TV and movies at home?Do you like eating "mixed nuts" while watching TV and movies at home?