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87 examples found containing 'スープ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

このスープは

がする。

This soup tastes of onions.

いスープで

の

がやけどした。

Hot soup burned her tongue.

このスープには

がたくさん

りすぎています。

There's too much salt in this soup.

スープかサラダがつきますが、どちらしましょうか。

It comes with soup or salad.

はスープが

を

った。

He complained that the soup was too hot.

はスープの

いを

いでいる。

He is smelling the soup.

このスープは

すぎます。

This soup is too thin for me.

は

でスープを

ります。

I cook soup in a big pot.

は

ってくれた。

She cooked vegetable soup for us.

このスープは

が

し

りない。

This soup wants a bit of salt.

スープに

を

えよう。

I'll put some salt in the soup.

だれかがスープの

に

を

は

った。

He thought someone had put poison in his soup.

スープを

め

してくれませんか。

Will you warm up the soup?

スープに

の

が

だと

う。

I think the soup needs a bit of salt.

スープが

ちなさい。

Wait till the soup warms.

スープを

むときスースーいう

をたててはいけない。

When you drink soup, don't make any hissing sound.

の

いスープで

は

がくつろいだ。

A cup of hot soup relaxed me.

そのお

のスープはとてもおいしかった。

The soup in the bowl was very delicious.

スープのスプーンはいつも

の

にある。

The soup-spoon is always on the extreme right.

たちはさじでスープを

む。

We eat soup with a spoon.

にどのくらいスープが

しいかきいてごらん。

Ask her how much soup she wants.

は

の

のスープを

てない。

A good cook doesn't throw out yesterday's soup.

スープにもっと

を

えなさい。

Add more salt to the soup.

スープを

を

てるのは

が

い。

It's bad manners to make a noise when you eat soup.

そのスープはひどく

い。

The soup is terribly hot.

りょうりじん

が

すぎるとスープができそこなう。

Too many cooks spoil the broth.

このスープはしょっぱすぎて

めない。

This soup is too salty to eat.

このスープはニンニクの

がする。

The soup tastes of garlic.

の

んだスープは、

めやしなかった。

The soup I had was so hot I couldn't drink it.

このスープはほんの

か

が

りない。

This soup needs just a touch of salt.

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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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