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Alternatively, look for a component in the list. 氵艹口 each have three strokes; 夫 has four strokes
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829 examples found containing 'うん' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

うん。みんなが

の

く

をほめているね。

Yes. Everyone admires the pictures painted by him.

ここで

えるとはなんて

がいいのだろう。

How lucky to meet you here.

ここで

に

うとは、

がいいんだろう。

How lucky I am to meet you here!

あんな

を

げ

く

は、ケガをする。

If you throw something like that down, if someone's unlucky enough to be hit they'll be injured.

が

したのは、

したからではなくたまたま

がよかったためである。

He succeeded, not because he made efforts, but because he happened to be lucky.

うん、

に２

がるんだね？

Yes, you turn twice to the right, right?

そうすればやがて

が

けるでしょう。

And soon your luck will turn for the better.

の

はいくらかは

がよかったためだ。

His success was in part due to luck.

が

ぎに

れるけど、

を

まないと４

ぐらいまで

れない。

If I'm lucky enough for the medicine to work I can get to sleep after 1am but if I don't take it then I can't sleep until about 4am.

なんて

の

い

なのだろう、

は！

What an unlucky boy I am!

の

は

きるだろう。

Sooner or later, he will run out of luck.

うん、

はね。

Yeah, sometimes they do.

は

く

いに

った。

We had the luck to win the battle.

は、ギャンブルには

いてないと

う。そういう

がないというか、

が

だし。

I'm not cut out for gambling. Maybe I'm just unlucky, but working for my pay is more of a sure thing.

「

う？」「

、ギャンブル

さそうだしなぁ」

"Buy a lottery ticket or something?" "Well, I don't think I've got much luck with gambling."

がよかった。

I was lucky to be there on time.

「だ、

だいじょうぶ

？

してない？」オズオズと

いてみる。「あ、うん、

だいじょうぶ

」

"Y-You OK? Not hurt?", I enquire timidly. "Ah, no, I'm fine."

「コーヒーのお

わりいる？」「うん、ぼくのは

のには

めについでね」

"Do you want another cup of coffee?" "Sure, make mine on the small side but be generous with my brother's."

「うん、ビスクドールの

なエリカさん」「そ、その

ひょうげん

は

し

ずかしいから

めてくれない？」

"Yes, the bisque-doll-like Erika" "Th-that expression is a little embarrassing, could you stop using it?"

ちゅうきん

で

を

にＵターン

でつかまった。

が

いというか、

に

というか。

It wasn't my lucky day. First, I got a parking ticket and then things went from bad to worse when I got pulled over for making a U-turn.

「

はどうなんですか？」「ああ、うん・・・

し

しょうじょう

が

ているかな」

"How is it?" "Well, yes ... could be some signs of dehydration."

「

ジョギングしてるんだって？」 /

「うん、そうなんだよ。」 /

「

は、ぼくもなんだよ。

るっていいよね。」 line from poem, haiku, dialogue etc.

Yamakawa: "Mr. Nakamura, I heard you go jogging every day?" Nakamura: "Yeah, I do." Yamakawa: "Actually, I do too. Running is great, isn't it?"

うん。

の

に

しょうかい

してもらって、

したの。

Yes. She got an introduction from her old doctor and transferred.

ケイちゃんはとても

がいいのよ。お

の

から、そうだったわ。

Kei's very lucky! He has been since his birth.

の

は

きるだろう。

Sooner or later, his luck will run out.

「どうしたんだよ、

の

でモジモジと」「うん・・・お

ちゃんがかえってくるの、まってたんだ」

"What's up? Fidgeting around in front of the house." "Um ... I was waiting for you to come back."

うん、

だったみたい。

Yes, it seems it was a misdiagnosis.

く

はその

せいきゅうしょ

の

いができるだけのお

を

わせていた。

Luckily he had enough money to pay the bill.

「ねえ、ちょっと

に

ってくるから、

くレストランの

をお

いできる？」 /

「うん、わかった。

しておくよ。１９

からで

だいじょうぶ

？」 /

「ええ、ありがとう。」 line from poem, haiku, dialogue etc.

Wife: "Hey, I’m going out for a bit of shopping. Could you make a reservation for the restaurant we're going to tonight?" Husband: "Sure, I understand. I’ll make the reservation. Is 7 PM okay?" Wife: "Yes, thank you."

うん。

か

ゆうたいけん

もどこかにあったはず。

Yes. I'm pretty sure there are complimentary tickets that haven't been used somewhere.

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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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