Components
47 examples found containing '治す' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
いも
づる
しき
なお
そう
はったつ
発達
でこぼこ
凸凹
ひと
きょう
今日
からできること title (book, album etc.)
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あの
いしゃ
医者
かれ
がん
なお
してくれる
かもしれない
That doctor may cure him of his cancer.
ジョンその
びょうき
病気
なお
やく
しゅうかん
週間
かかりました
It took John about two weeks to get over his illness.
がん
はっけん
発見
えば
なお
ことできる
Cancer can be cured if discovered in time.
その
うでき
腕利
いしゃ
医者
そうり
総理
だいじん
大臣
びょうき
病気
なお
ことできた
The clever doctor was able to cure the Prime Minister's illness.
この
びょうき
病気
なお
こと
いま
ところ
いがくてき
医学的
ふかのう
不可能

At present it is medically impossible to cure this disease.
その
きず
なお
したら
かんぜん
完全
なお
でしょ
The cut will heal up in a few days.
なおして
くだ
さい

Can you get it repaired?
わたし
とけい
時計
ジョンなおしてもらうつもり
I am going to have my watch repaired by John.
なお
のにどのくらい
じかん
時間
かかります
How long does it take to alter it?
ローブなおしなさい
Pull your robe together.
きょう
今日
ごご
午後
なが
なお
ことできます
I am able to fix the sink this afternoon.
その
ほん
なおしなさい
Put back the book where you found it.
いったん
わる
くせ
つく
ようい
容易
なお
こと
でき
出来
ない

Once you have formed a bad habit, you can't get rid of it easily.
いったん
わる
くせ
つくなおす
むずか
しい

Once a bad habit is formed, it is hard to get rid of it.
かれ
なおさなければならないその
たいだ
怠惰

It is his laziness that he must overcome.
わたし
じどうしゃ
自動車
みっか
3日
うちになおしてもらわなければならない
I must have my car fixed in a few days.
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