French · rule, regulation
Problem solved!
Check this out.
It is all set.
It's settled then.
The problem is solved.
It's all settled.
Is it all paid for?
Now everything is fixed.
I understand the rule.
It's a rule.
Did you settle the bill?
Did you settle the bill?
As a rule, he arrives at the office at about nine-thirty in the morning.
Set the time on the alarm.
Well, it seems he's paid off his debts, but how on Earth did he arrange that amount of money?
It may be said, as a rule, that the climate of Japan is mild.
As a rule, I prefer people who deal with matters of this kind directly with those involved.
There is no rule but has some exceptions.
The rule only applies to foreigners.
Generally speaking, history repeats itself.
Consider it done.
Consider it done.
The exception proves the rule.
Exceptions prove the rule.
There are exceptions to every rule.
There is an exception to every rule.
They fixed up a quarrel.
May I borrow a ruler?
I paid my bills.
That rule always applies.
He had his clarinet tuned.
Adjust the microscope's focus.
You broke the rule.
Tom borrowed my ruler.
That rule always applies.
This rule needs to be changed.
This rule needs to be changed.
That rule has been changed.
A new case occurred. They applied the new rule to it.
I paid for the purchase in cash.
The city government once thought of doing away with that rule.
It will take me a while to internalize the use of this new grammar rule.
The rule holds good in this case.
As a rule, hail falls in the summer.
As a rule, hail falls in the summer.
I didn't intentionally break any rules.
It's settled.
An exception which confirms the rule.
There is no rule without an exception.
This rule can't be applied to every situation.