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446 examples found containing '開'
くち
おお
きく
けて

Open your mouth wide.
とう
さん
くるま
かぎ
けてもらえる

Dad, can you unlock the car door?
ドア
けて
へや
部屋
はい
りました

I opened the door and entered the room.
かあ
さん
プレゼント
けてもいい

Mum, can we open the presents?
あのまど
けてはいけません

You mustn’t open that window.
このドア
かない

This door won't open.
としょかん
図書館
あさ
9
から
いています

The library is open from 9 a.m.
ドア
けて
はいけません
Don't open the door.
まど
けてもらえます

Can you open the window?
けてくれ

Open up.
ドア
けて
はならない
You must not open the door.
かのじょ
彼女
ドア
いて
けた

She pulled the door open.
ドア
けて

Open the door.
だれこのドア
けて
ください
Somebody, open this door, please.
かのじょ
彼女
その
はこ
ける
ことできた
She succeeded in opening the box.
だれ
ドア
けて
はいけません
Whoever comes, don't open the door.
ドア
けて
ください
Please open the door.
その
あたら
しい
みせ
らいしゅう
来週
ひら
きます

The new store is going to open next week.
ドア
けておかないで

Don't leave the door open.
ドア
まいあさ
毎朝
けられます

The door is opened every morning.
バッグ
けて
くだ
さい

Please open your bag.
この
はこ
けて
ください
Please open this box.
まど
けて
くだ
さい

Open the window, will you?
そのドア
ひら
いている
ことある
The door is sometimes open.
ドア
けられなかった

The door could not be opened.
あれ
せんしゅう
先週
かいてん
開店
した
あたら
しい
みせ

That is new a shop which opened last week.
みち
かなら
けてゆく

There will be an answer.
まど
けてくれます

Open the window, please.
まど
けて
くだ
さいません

Do you mind opening the window?
まど
けていただきます

Do you mind opening the window?
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