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81 examples found containing 'バック' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

バッグの

に

が

さでクニャクニャになっていた。

The candy I had in my bag went mushy in the heat.

しグッズだらけのこうしたバッグですが、なんとも

で

ばれています。

These bags, completely covered in oshi merchandise, are called by quite a curious name.

このバッグには

いちしゅうかんぶん

の

がじゅうぶん

る。

The bag will easily carry enough clothes for a week.

「エコクラフトで

る

いしだたみ

みのバッグとかご」 title (book, album etc.)

Using Eco-Crafts to Weave Checkered Patterns into Bags and Baskets

ショッピングバッグに

れていただけますか。

Could you put it in a shopping bag for me?

ぶかぶかのジャンパーを

り、

きなバッグを

げている。

He was wearing an outsized knitted sweater and carrying a large bag.

Source: マスカレード・ホテル（東野圭吾）

はバッグの

を

けてタバコの

を

した。

She undid the clasp of her bag and took out a pack of cigarettes.

なのがこちらのバッグということですが、

しポイントはどこなのでしょうか?

One of the most popular items is this bag. But what exactly is the feature that makes it so appealing?

はバスにバッグを

ふちゅうい

だった。

She was careless enough to leave her bag in the bus.

はどうにか

を

んだ。

She managed to carry all the bags herself.

かにバッグを

きされました。

Somebody swiped my bag.

そのバッグを

せんたくき

に

れないでください。

When you wash the bag, please do not put it in the washing machine.

、

は

の

でバッグを

された。

My sister was robbed of her bag on her way home last night.

トムの

は

のことを「マネーバッグ」と

んだ。

Tom's friends called him Mr Money Bags.

は

にバッグを

えています。

She has a bag under her arm.

この

で

が

く

こうきゅう

ブランドバッグは、

の

にある

に

べられていた。

The most expensive luxury bags in this store were displayed on the shelf in the back.

このバッグは

に

みたいんですが。

May I carry this bag on?

よく

ったのでこのバッグは

れた。

Hard use has worn this bag.

は

まれたバッグをこの

みで

つけた。

We found the stolen bag in this bush.

このバッグ、

ちこみＯＫなはずなんだけど。

You should be able to carry that bag on.

かわいそうな

にその

はまたもバッグを

まれた。

The poor old woman had her bag stolen again.

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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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