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81 examples found containing '指ゆび'

コップに

の

の

が

いた。

My fingers left marks on the glass.

はメアリーの

に

をはめた。

He put the ring on Mary's finger.

はドアに

を

んでしまった。

She shut the door on her finger.

ろうとしても

が

くなりすぎていた。

Her fingers were too weak to fold it.

ドアに

をはさむなんて

は

と

ふちゅうい

なんだ。

How careless he was to pinch his fingers in the door!

コップに

の

の

がついた。

My fingers left marks on the glass.

ほうちょう

で

を

りました。

I cut my finger with a knife.

は

いアイロンで

をやけどした。

I burned my fingers on a hot iron.

の

は、

ほうちょう

を

っているときに、

を

った。

When using the kitchen knife, my wife cut her finger.

は、ハンカチで

の

に

してやった。

She bandaged his finger with a handkerchief.

この

に

がささって

れません。

I can't get this splinter out of my finger.

は

のけがした

に

をした。

She applied a bandage to my hurt finger.

は

の

から

を

を

してきたのである。

People have eaten with their fingers from the beginning of history.

ぼくは

が

の

に

とどくよ。

I can easily touch my toes.

その

がいこくじん

て

しょうねん

だと

う。

I thought the little boy who was staring and pointing at the foreigner was very rude.

を

なのだろうか。

Is using fingers uncivilized?

ちゅうおうぶ

を

め、

をそろえます。

Cup your hand.

は

にとげを

した。

I ran a splinter into my finger.

いっしょうけんめい

でまぶたを

を

しました。

With great effort I held his eyelids open with my fingers and dropped in the eye medicine.

きすぎて、

の

と

の

が

い。

のサイズがあってないのかな。

All this walking is killing the soles of my feet and my toes. I wonder if I have the right size shoes.

でも

の

が、

の

に

をしたらいいのか

えてくれるのだ。

But my mind tells my fingers what to do.

の

かったので

の

が

からはみ

ていた。

His shoes were so old that his toes were sticking out of them.

は

でテーブルをとんとんたたいた。

She drummed her fingers on the table.

を

をすることは、

にもわたって

いてきたばかりでなく、

び

まるかもしれないと

もいる。

Not only has eating with your fingers continued throughout the centuries, but some scholars believe that it may become popular again.

マユコは

に

を

った。

Mayuko got a cut on the finger.

の

はすばやく

の

を

った。

His fingers ran swiftly over the keys.

やけどした

を、

りゅうすいちゅう

で

やしなさい。

Cool the burned finger in running water.

を

っていただけ。

He stood with his finger in his mouth.

から、

が

に

を

す

に、

を

としたんは

ってるやろ？

In the old days, did you know a geisha would lose a finger to demonstrate the sincerity of her love for a man?

Source: 黒い家（貴志祐介）

の

は、

が

や

の

を

えるのに、

の

を

った。

Early man used his fingers and toes to count the animals he owned, or the measures of grain he had stored.

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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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