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51 examples found containing 'ソファ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

れていたので、

を

じてソファーの

に

っていた。

As he was tired, he was lying on the sofa with his eyes closed.

ソファーを２

へはたいへん

が

れた。

It took a lot of effort to carry the sofa upstairs.

は

を

じてソファーの

になっていた。

He lay on a sofa, with his eyes closed.

しいソファーはカーテンとよく

う。

The new sofa goes with the curtains.

この

きなソファーは

には

いだろう。

This large sofa would be out of place in a small room.

ソファーは

にあってテーブルの

にある。

The couch is in the foreground next to the table.

えてから、

はソファーに

をおろしてテレビを

た。

Having finished all her housework, she sat down on the sofa to watch television.

その

しょうねん

は

いソファーを

かそうとしたがだめだった。

The boy tried to move the heavy sofa in vain.

あのソファーはこのテーブルほど

ではない。

That sofa is less expensive than this table.

はソファーの

にだらしなく

を

ろしていた。

She was lounging on the sofa.

がその

に

っていくと、そこでは

たちはソファーに

っていた。

I went into the room, where I found the children sitting on the sofa.

ジョンはソファーの

にくつろいで

になるのが

きだ。

John likes lying at ease on the sofa.

は

りょうあし

を

のほうにのばして、ソファーで

りしていました。

My father was taking a nap on the sofa, with his legs stretched toward the fire.

はソファーで

に

をかけた。

She put the blanket over the child sleeping on the sofa.

が

めるとソファーに

たわっていた。

I awoke to find myself lying on the sofa.

ソファーに

になってもかまいませんか。

May I lie on the sofa?

が

にしていたソファーを

えることにしました。

I decided to reupholster the sofa my grandfather treasured.

はソファーに

たわっている。

He is lying on the sofa.

このソファーは

しも

がよくない。

This sofa is in no way comfortable to sit in.

ソファーのクッションはひじ

けいすのクッションとは

しない。

The cushions on the sofa don't match those on the armchairs.

の

しょうめん

にくるようにソファーを

かしなさい。

Shift the sofa so that it faces the fireplace.

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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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