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We found 1 word, 3 kanji, and 5 examples matching 'つくろう'
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つ く ろ う 3
'u' godan verb, transitive verb
1. to mend; to patch up; to repair; to fix; to darn; to trim
2. to fix (hair, clothes, appearance etc.); to adjust; to tidy up; to groom
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繕
ゼン   つくろう to mend, to do repairs   
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善
ゼン   virtuous   よい virtous, good   
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羊
ヨウ   ひつじ sheep   
䒑
grass   
口
コウ   ク   くち mouth   
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糸
シ   いと thread   
衱
裰
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はは
母
にこのセーターをつくろってもらった。
I had my mother mend this sweater.
せけんてい
世間体
を
つくろ
繕
う
しんぱい
心配
をするより
た
他
にやることがある。
We have other things to do than worry about keeping up appearances.
かのじょ
彼女
はなんとかして
せけんてい
世間体
をつくろった。
She managed to keep up appearances.
「
とし
都市
の〈
すきま
隙間
〉からまちをつくろう:ドイツ・ライプツィヒに
まな
学
ぶ
あ
空
き
や
家
と
あ
空
き
ち
地
のつかいかた」 title of book, album etc.
Let’s Make a Town out of the “Gaps” in the City: Learning How to Use Vacant Houses and Land in Leipzig, Germany
たび
旅
の
あいだ
間
の
きょうつう
共通
のお
さいふ
財布
をつくろう。
Let's pool our money and travel as a group.
 
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