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ではなく ではなく
 
not ~, but ~
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expression, 'i' adjective
is not; am not; are not  (often written with kana only)
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  ではなく is the adverbial form of 'i' adjective ではない  
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くれるのではなく、
たいよ
貸与
だそうです。
Apparently they aren't given, but loaned.
ヒトの
ばあい
場合
、
ちょくりつ
直立
にそくしせい
二足姿勢
を
と
取
るので、
まえあし
前足
ではなく
じょうし
上肢
と
よ
呼
ばれる。
Because humans are upright bipeds, (they have) what is called upper limbs, not forelegs.
ひと
人
は
ものごと
物事
を、あるがままにではなく、こうあってほしいと
おも
思
うように
み
見
ようとする。
Men will not look at things as they really are, but as they wish them to be.
りえき
利益
を
ついきゅう
追求
するのではなく、
おお
多
くの
ひと
人
に
し
知
られ、
て
手
に
と
取
られることを
めざ
目指
して
せってい
設定
した
かかく
価格
が、
はんか
頒価
だと
かんが
考
えます。
You can think of the distribution price as the price set with the aim of making the product known and available to many people, rather than pursuing profit.
そして、やっとのことで、
じぶん
自分
の
あし
足
は
ぬす
盗
まれたのではなく、しびれていたのだと
わ
分
かりました。
At long last, it realized that its leg hadn't been stolen, it had just gone numb.
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