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50 examples found containing '芝居' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

としては、その

は

おもしろかったよ。

For myself, the play was fairly interesting.

したのを、

のせいにするなんてお

もお

がうまいね。

You're a good actor, pretending you were late because you don't feel well.

その

かったよ。

もこれたらよかったのに。

The play was a lot of fun. I wish you could have been there.

その

はつまらぬ

を

づけた。

The actress brought the whole silly play to life.

ロンドンでは

に１

は

を

に

ったものです。

I used to go to plays at least once a week in London.

、

を

に

けばよかったのだが。

I wish I had gone to the theater last night.

それはかつて

た

の

でした。

It was the best play that I had ever seen.

ロンドンに

く

つや

つの

を

なければ。

As long as I'm going to be in London, I ought to see a play or two.

は

を

に

くのが

きだ。

He adores going to the theater.

は

でそう

ってるのでない、

をしているだけだ。

He doesn't mean it; he's just acting.

は

けに

を

た。

She saw play after play.

は

うっている。

He is putting on an act for you.

に

が

てられたのが1905

でした。

It was April 1905 when a school was built on the site of the theatre.

の

いは

じみていた。

His behavior was theatrical.

こんなシリアスな

を

るのは

な

ができました。

That was the first time I had seen such a serious play so it was a valuable experience.

その

は

ぶぶんてき

な

しかおさめなかった。

The play was only a partial success.

は

っているんだよ。

He is putting on an act for you.

わたしたち

を

るためにシアターへ

った。

All of us went to the theater to see a play.

しばいごや

に

が

てられたのが1905

でした。

In April 1905 a school was built on the site of the theater.

は

たっぷりに

の

を

し

めた。

He started to talk theatrically about how the incident happened.

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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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