if ... do, if ... does
Of course, if I lower my prices, I’ll earn less and have less money to spend.
If you win, you'll become a source of hope for millions of girls.
— ダンガル きっと、つよくなる (2016)
And on top of that, if you went blind, it would be a complete tragedy.
— ラストエンペラー (1987)
それに、帳簿に載っているような豪華な船にすれば、もっと高く売れる
Besides, if we make it a luxurious ship like the ones listed in the ledger, we can sell it for more.
それで工場のみんなは仕方なく協力したことにすれば当局に言い訳がたつでしょう
Then we can tell the authorities that everyone at the factory cooperated because they had no choice, and that should give us a defensible excuse.
— 紅の豚 (1992)
本用の紙は、まとまった量を注文すれば、一枚ずつ買うより安かった。
The paper for books was cheaper when ordered in bulk than when bought one sheet at a time.
As long as the media approves of the operation, nothing else matters.
— エリート・スクワッド ブラジル特殊部隊BOPE (2010)
I didn't know how to explain it to Tom.
ただ…お前は俺がこの取引に成功して会社を支配すれば当然重役だ
But… if I pull off this deal and take control of the company, you’ll naturally become an executive.
— High and Low (1963)
しかしこの「すれば」は、いつまでたっても、結局「すれば」であった。
But this “if only I did” remained an “if only I did,” no matter how much time passed.
I didn't know how to respond.
When one person is admitted to the hospital, another is discharged.
— M - Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder (1931)
Publishing this report would not be an assessment of Tremblay.
— 教皇選挙 (2024)
マルクが来たら説明すれば私はいつもこうやって何かを待っているの
When Marc comes, I’ll explain it. I’m always waiting for something like this.
— 鶴は翔んでゆく (1957)
In any industry, people can succeed or fail depending on their reputation.
I think we could make it a little lighter with a few tweaks.
— The Wind Rises (2013)
That was a reasonable conclusion from the perspective of the oak tree growing in the middle.