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93 examples found containing 'びんぼう' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

だが、

を

わない。

He is poor, but he never complains.

あなたが

にとっては

じ

です。

It makes no difference to me whether you are rich or poor.

は

い

だった。

He was terribly poor when he was young.

を

ちになるよりはむしろ

でいる

がいい。

I would rather be poor than be rich by taking advantage of others.

らはとても

で

を

もなかった。

They were so poor that they had little money to buy food with.

だった。

He was very poor.

でいるよりもやっぱり

ちの

がいい。

Compared to being poor, I would after all prefer being rich.

は

の

がないと

が

だ。

He is man who I think has never known poverty.

ちになるよりむしろ

でいる

がいい。

I prefer being poor to being rich.

にもピンからキリまである。

You say "poor", but there are many degrees of poverty.

は

わらずよく

いていますが、

のままです。

He works as hard as ever, but he remains poor.

であることを

じるな。

Don't be ashamed of being poor.

はお

ちであるのに、

だと

う。

While she is rich, she says she is poor.

は

しょうがい

だった。

He remained poor all his life.

は

かに

だが、

せだ。

He is poor, to be sure, but he is happy.

は

だが

には

むとんじゃく

だ。

He is poor, but he doesn't care about money.

は、

ちだが

は

だ。

He is rich while his elder brother is poor.

その

、

は

に

だった。

I was very poor in those days.

の

を

ると

が

であることがわかる。

His house argues him to be poor.

は

だった。

He always remained poor.

は

の

がどんなものであるか、よくわかっている。

He knows quite well what it is like to be poor.

トニーは

だとは

いませんでした。

Tony did not feel poor.

ちか

かによって、ものの

が

うものだ。

We see things differently according to whether we are rich or poor.

だからといって

を

するな。

Don't despise others because they are poor.

でなければその

を

うのだが。

I would buy the car, but I am poor.

は

の

にすぎない。

I am just a humble teacher.

ジョージは

だがいつも

せである。

George is poor, but he's always happy.

も

だったからです。

Because all his friends were poor, too.

は

が

であることを

じている。

He is ashamed of his father being poor.

は

だったので

を

なかった。

He had no choice but to give up school because of poverty.

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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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