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63 examples found containing 'チョ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

にこのチョコレートをくれた。

Mr Yamashita gave me chocolate.

ゆうたくんは、チョコレートをかえしました。

Yuta gave the chocolates back.

このチョコレートをくれた。

She gave me these chocolates.

ベルギーのチョコレートは、やはりおいしいですね。

As expected, Belgian chocolate is delicious.

クラスメイトの

かが

が

にチョコレートをあげるのを

た。

Some classmates saw me give him chocolate.

バレンタインにみんなにチョコレートをあげるのはやめよう。

I'll stop giving them chocolate on Valentine's Day.

いことチョコレート・ケーキを

べてないな。

I haven't had any chocolate cake in a month of Sundays.

はチョコレートが

きです。

I like chocolate.

リンダはチョコレートが

きだ。

Linda loves chocolate.

は

にチョコレートを

ってやった。

He bought her some chocolates.

はチョコレートが

きだ。

He has a fancy for chocolate.

はチョコレートが

きでないですよね？

You don't like chocolate, do you?

チョコレートをもう

しおねがいします。

Please give me a little more chocolate.

のお

りの

はチョコレートです。

My favorite flavor is chocolate.

その

のあさに、おなじクラスのりえちゃんにチョコレートをもらいました。

That morning, he had received a box of chocolates from a girl in his class, Rie.

はチョコレートケーキに

がない。

She is partial to chocolate cake.

はチョコレートキャンディーが

きです。

I like chocolate candy very much.

は

さいころチョコレートが

きだった。

I used to like chocolate when I was small.

は

にこのチョコレートをくれた。

She gave me these chocolates.

アンはチョコレートに

がない。

Ann has a weakness for chocolate.

はチョコレートケーキが

きだ。

He is fond of chocolate cake.

このチョコレートはとっても

くておいしい。

This chocolate is very sweet and tasty.

ジェーンはデートの

がチョコレートケーキをすっかり

らげたのには

いた。

Jane could not believe it when her date polished off an entire chocolate cake.

チョコレートは

い。

Chocolate tastes sweet.

は

の

からチョコレートをひったくった。

He grabbed the chocolate away from his sister.

スイスのチョコレートは

けがよい。

Swiss chocolate really melts in your mouth.

たいじゅう

を

らすためならチョコレートをすぐやめられるよ。

I can easily give up chocolate to lose weight.

い

がたいていそうであるように、アリスもチョコレートが

きだ。

As usual with young girls, Alice loves chocolate.

チョコレートにはＬＤＬの

を

がある。

Chocolate acts to prevent LDL oxidisation.

のチョコレートはどこだ。

Where's my box of chocolates?

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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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