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We found 1 conjugated word, 1 kanji, and 9 examples matching '描いている'
Conjugated word search: 1 match
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え が く 2
'ku' godan verb, transitive verb
1. to draw; to paint; to sketch  (see also: 書く)
2. to depict; to describe  (this meaning is restricted to reading えがく)
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  描いている is the progressive form of 'ku' godan verb 描く  
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描
ビョウ   かく    えがく to draw, depict, portray   
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苗
ビョウ   なわ-    なえ seedling   
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艹
grass   
田
デン   た rice field   
扌
hand
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かのじょ
彼女
は
え
絵
を
えが
描
いている。
She is drawing a picture.
この
しょうせつ
小説
は、
ひゃくねん
百年
まえ
前
の
にほんじん
日本人
のありのままの
せいかつ
生活
を
えが
描
いている。
This novel describes the life of the Japanese as it was a hundred years ago.
かれ
彼
は
うちゅう
宇宙
ひこうし
飛行士
になることを
ゆめ
夢
に
えが
描
いている。
He is dreaming of becoming an astronaut.
たとえどんなに
いそが
忙
しくても、
かのじょ
彼女
は
まいにち
毎日
え
絵
を
えが
描
いている。
She paints every day no matter how busy she is.
かんとく
監督
はその
えいが
映画
でハムレットを
かつどうてき
活動的
な
じんぶつ
人物
に
えが
描
いている。
In the film, the director makes Hamlet an active person.
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