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68 examples found containing 'はさ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

の

はさかさまだった。

His book was upside down.

はさみを

さい。

Get me the scissors, please.

この

を

るのにはさみが

です。

I need a pair of scissors to cut this paper.

はさみを

してくださいますか。

Can I borrow your scissors?

このはさみは、よく

れる。

These scissors cut well.

は

をはさみで

った。

I cut the paper with a pair of scissors.

はさみを

してもらえますか。

Can I borrow your scissors?

これは

のはさみだろう。

I wonder whose these scissors are.

の

にはさみがあります。

There is a pair of scissors on the desk.

そのはさみは

れない。

The scissors are not sharp.

このはさみは

く

れない。

These scissors do not cut well.

はあごの

にナプキンをはさみ

んだ。

He tucked the napkin under his chin.

なぜはさみで

を

いたの。

Why did you tear the cloth instead of cutting it with scissors?

ジェイはその

いはさみを

げた。

Jay picked up the old scissors.

は

う。

I sometimes use scissors as a can opener.

をはさむな。

Mind your own business!

ドアに

をはさみました。

I caught my finger in the door.

は

のドアに

をはさまれた。

I got my foot caught in a train door.

はドアに

をはさまれた。

I had my fingers caught in the door.

がここぞという

じで

をはさんだ。

She interjected as if at the critical moment.

Source: 魔術はささやく（宮部みゆき）

アリスがしゃべっているのにジョンが

をはさんできた。

John broke in as Alice was speaking.

はふいに

に

をはさんだ。

He interrupted us abruptly.

ドアに

をはさむなんて

は

と

ふちゅうい

なんだ。

How careless he was to pinch his fingers in the door!

が

しているときは、

をはさむな。

Don't cut in while others are talking.

を

べようとした、するとそのとき

が

をはさんだ。

I was just going to express an opinion, when he cut in.

は

の

さいちゅう

に

を

むことがよくある。

He often breaks into the middle of a conversation.

の

には

いをはさむ

がない。

His behavior is above suspicion.

かが

しているときに

を

むのは

しくない。

It is not polite to interrupt someone while he is talking.

ベスは

の

に

い

があります。

Beth has a strong habit of interrupting people while they are talking.

から

を

しはさむな。

Don't cut in with your remarks.

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Search results include information from a variety of sources, including Kanshudo (kanji mnemonics, kanji readings, kanji components, vocab and name frequency data, grammar points, examples), JMdict (vocabulary), Tatoeba (examples), Enamdict (names), KanjiVG (kanji animations and stroke order), and Joy o' Kanji (kanji and radical synopses). Translations provided by Google's Neural Machine Translation engine. For more information see credits.

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