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1606 examples found containing 'とし' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

をとってきている。

She is getting on.

その

はバスを

りた。

The old man got off the bus.

が

に、

は

まれた。

The year the war ended, I was born.

とうきょう

は

の

です。

Tokyo is the largest city in Japan.

はもう

です。

I'm old enough to support myself.

とうきょう

は

で

も

です。

Tokyo is the largest city in Japan.

もよい

でありますように。

May the new year bring you happiness!

ぶのに

は

ない。

One is never too old to learn.

はだいたい

と

じ

だ。

She is about my age.

の

はありますか。

Do you have a guide map of the city?

は

ぶことができないほど

をとることはない。

No man is so old he cannot learn.

は

の

な

である。

Traffic is a major urban problem.

とうきょう

は

で

です。

Tokyo is the largest city in Japan.

この

は

で

である。

This city is famous for its beautiful park.

は

をとっていません。

My father is not as old as he looks.

の

こうこうせい

は

に３５

しゅうかん

に

く。

Japanese high school students go to school 35 weeks a year.

りょうしん

が

をとったら

を

るつもりです。

I'll look after my parents when they get old.

とうきょう

は

の

のどの

が

い。

Tokyo is more populous than any other city in Japan.

は

けないほど

よりではない。

He is not so old that he cannot work.

は、

に

むつもりは

からないんです。

I had no intention of living in a large city from the start.

は

と

をとっている。

He is as old as I.

は

に

まります。

We get together once a year.

には

は

てなくなってきている。

His age is beginning to tell on him.

はたいへん

をとっていました。

He was very old.

は、メアリーほどの

ではない。

She's not as old as Mary.

は

かけよりずっと

をとっている。

He is much older than he looks.

がやってくる。

Soon the new year comes around.

は

の

にはよく

る。

He runs well for his age.

、ききんのつづいた

がありました。

Once, a long, long time ago, there was a year of great famine.

Source: 鶴の笛（林芙美子, translation: J. D. Wisgo）

は

く

くには

ぎている。

He is so old that he cannot walk quickly.

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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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