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33 examples found containing '両手' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

をポケットの

に

れた。

So the little boy put his hands in his pockets.

をあげろ！

Hands up!

は

をあげた。

He held up his hands.

の

は

さで

がなかった。

My hands were numb with cold.

１

しょうねん

が

をポケットにつっこんで

いていた。

A boy was walking with his hands in his pockets.

ベンは

をポケットへつっこんだ。

Ben put his hands in his pockets.

は

で

をおおった。

She buried her face in her hands.

は

を

から

てきた。

The criminal came out of the house with arms raised.

は

をポケットに

っていた。

He stood with his hands in his pockets.

は

をポケットに

く

んでいた。

His hands were deep in his pockets.

は

に

を

えていた。

He had a big box in his arms.

は

でロープをしっかり

っていた。

He grasped the rope with two hands.

は

をこすりあわせた。

He rubbed his hands together.

は

をこすりながら

のわきに

っていた。

He stood by the gate, rubbing his hands together.

でその

を

ちなさい。

Hold the box with both hands.

でそのボールを

ちなさい。

Hold the ball in both hands.

でつかんでいなさい。

Hold it with both hands.

でその

ちなさい。

Hold the vase with both hands.

は

を

に

ってたっていた。

Mother stood arms akimbo.

を

で

ちなさい。

Hold the vase in both hands.

は

で

をかかえこんだ。

He buried his head in his hands.

をより

くこすればこするほど、

はそれだけ

かくなってくる。

The faster we rub our hands together, the warmer they get.

をしっかり

めた。

She sighed and clasped her hands tightly together.

ここに

を

を

らせる。

Put your hands up here and get' em wet.

を

を

めた。

I blew on my hands to warm them.

は

のしるしとして

を

げた。

He held up his hands in token of surrender.

は

がきこえないように、

で

をふさいだ。

She put her hands over her ears to shut out the noise.

にわかるように、

は

を

りました。

She waved both her hands so that he could find her.

は

ちょうせんてき

な

で

を

に

っていた。

She stood defiantly with arms akimbo.

に

でいい

かんきょう

じゃん！

It's nice to have a pretty girl on each arm.

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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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