Components
41 examples found containing '妻'
よき
つま
めとる
ひと
しあわ
です
Happy is a man who marries a good wife.
わたし
じぶん
自分
ためにこの
ほん
った
であって
つま
ために
った
ない
I bought this book for myself, not for my wife.
かれ
ためらうことなく
つま
しんじつ
真実
かた
った

He didn't hesitate to tell his wife the truth.
かれ
つま
かれ
ためにドア
けた

His wife opened the door for him.
しゃかい
社会
における
でんとうてき
伝統的
だんじょ
男女
やくわり
役割
について
おも
とき
われわれ
我々
おっと
かぞく
家族
ささ
つま
いえ
こども
子供
めんどう
面倒
もの
かんが
える

When we think of the traditional roles of men and women in society, we think of husbands supporting the family, and wives taking care of the house and children.
ジョン
しごと
仕事
やめたこと
つま
どう
せつめい
説明
したら
いいわからなかった
John did not know how to explain to his wife that he had quit his job.
しかしアメリカ
どうよう
同様
にほん
日本
ちゅうりゅう
中流
かいきゅう
階級
へいきんてき
平均的
しゅうにゅう
収入
ひとびと
人々
あっとうてき
圧倒的
たすう
多数
める
くに
ので
つま
たち
メイド
やと
わず
じぶん
自分
なに
もかも
はげ

However, like America, Japan is predominantly a middle-class, middle-income country, and so wives do not employ maids, but attend to everything themselves.
わたし
つま
ほんとう
本当
んだ
ということ
みと
める
ことできなかった
I could not accept that my wife was really dead.
つま
かれ
ために
ふろ
風呂
ようい
用意
した

His wife ran a hot bath for him.
かれ
つま
いま
かれ
ふたり
2人
こども
子供
うまでもなく
かれ
そふ
祖父
めんどう
面倒
なければならなかった

His wife now had to take care of his grandfather, not to mention their two children.
つま
んだ
おとこ
ひと
おとこ
やもめ
ばれます

A man whose wife is dead is called a widower.
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