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134 examples found containing 'ついている' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

このテキストにはたくさんの

がついている。

This textbook has a lot of notes.

はうそをついている。

He is lying.

が

をついているかもしれない。

It is possible that he is telling a lie.

には

やくしょく

がついている。

He has a position.

の

はどこについているんだ。

Where are your eyes?

うちの

にはエアコンが

いている。

Our car is equipped with air conditioning.

らは

いまじぶん

に

いているころだ。

They must have arrived home by this time.

はうそをついているように

われる。

He seems to be lying.

はとてもうらやましい

についている。

She has a very enviable position.

は

の

についている。

He is homeward bound.

はうそをついているようだ。

It seems that he is telling a lie.

その

は

をついているのだと

は

した。

She was sure the man was telling a lie.

は５

しゅうかん

から

で

についていると

は

った。

His mother said that he had been ill in bed for five weeks.

この

には

が

つ

いている。

This house has two bathrooms.

は

がないというよりついているのだ。

He is more lucky than clever.

は

で

についている。

She has been sick in bed for some time.

はうそをついているのだという

えが

に

かんだ。

The idea occurred to me that he was lying.

は

が

をついているのではにかと

った。

I strongly suspected that he had been lying.

は

が

をついていると

っている。

He suspects me of telling a lie.

かりがついているのだから、

らが

がいしゅつ

したはずがない。

They can't have gone out because the light's on.

は

がうそをついているのではないかと

ったが、それで

きはしなかった。

I suspected that he was telling a lie, but that didn't surprise me.

はページの

についている。

The notes are at the bottom of the page.

のふるまいから

が

をついているのは

らかだ。

It is evident from his behavior that he lies.

は

は

をついているのではないかと

く

った。

I strongly suspected that he had been lying.

か

をついている。

Someone is obviously telling a lie.

それがどこにあるのか、およその

はついている。

I have a rough idea where it is.

は

をしている。それで「にんじん」というあだながついている。

She has reddish hair, whence comes her nickname "Carrot".

は、

ごろは、そちらに

いているでしょう。

She will be there by now.

そのアパートには３つの

と

がついている。

The apartment consists of three small rooms and a bath.

さが

まれながら

についている

もいる。

Generosity is innate in some people.

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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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