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138 examples found containing '休み' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は１日

みをとった。

He took a day off.

は

みを

ってハワイに

っています。

He has gone to Hawaii on vacation.

みを

ってピクニックにいきました。

I took a day off yesterday and went on a picnic.

でも

みはとったほうがいいわよ。

I think you should get more rest.

は

は

みです。

He is off today.

ここでお

みになった

がよいのでは。

It would be better if you took a rest here.

その

は

く。

The machine operates around the clock.

その

きゅうじつ

にはすべての

が

みになる。

All the schools are closed on that holiday.

は

お

みです。

He is taking a day off today.

たちは、

に

みをとる。

We take a rest at noon.

あなたは

みにはどこにいけたらよいと

うか。

Where do you wish you could go for a holiday?

みをとろうと

っている。

I feel like taking a day off tomorrow.

みになったらいつか

かけになって

さい。

Please come and see us sometime during the vacation.

は

にちようび

は

みだ。

It being Sunday today, we have no school.

せんしゅう

みを

った。

I took a day off last week.

ちゅうしょく

のため１２

から１

の

みがある。

We have an hour's recess for lunch from twelve to one.

みの

によく

だちとカラオケに

きます。

On my days off, I often go to karaoke with my friends.

みを

っていいですか。

Do you mind if I take a day off?

うん、

みが

わるまででいいの。

Oh, just over the holidays.

いちしゅうかん

の

みをとった。

He took a week off.

お

てね。

Good night and sweet dreams.

みを

る

to rest as needed

はたまたまその

は

みをとっていた。

She happened to have the day off.

では

の

くのほとんどの

が

は

みだ。

Most shops near the school are closed on Saturdays now.

らは

いた。

They worked around the clock.

が

かったので、

は

みにした。

I had a headache, and I took the day off today.

みがつづくととても

です。

The holiday continues to be very boring.

でも

は

い

の

みが

きなんだよ。

But he likes the long school holidays.

の

へ

きたいものですから、

～

みをとってもいいでしょうか。

May I take a few days off to visit my family?

み

になると

は

きとしている。

He is lively during recess.

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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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