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100 examples found containing '喧嘩' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

けんかをするには

がいる。

It takes two to make a quarrel.

その

はよく

もなくけんかをする。

The sisters often quarrel over nothing.

ケンは

がけんかしたときはいつも

の

をする。

Ken always stands up for his mom when his parents quarrel.

らはつまらないことで

いにけんかをした。

They fell out with each other over trifles.

たちは、おっとといつもけんかしていたからです。

This was because her older two sisters were always fighting with their husbands.

けんかをするには

の

が

だ。

It takes two to make a quarrel.

らのけんかには

くの

がからんでいる。

There are many factors behind the quarrel between them.

らは

えずけんかばかりしていた。

They were constantly quarreling.

らのけんかはいつまで

くのかわからない。

There is no telling how long their quarrel will last.

あなたはしょっちゅう

とけんかしている。

You're always disagreeing with your boss.

の

で

の

がけんかを

めた。

Two men began to fight on the street at night.

らは

、

くやっていたが、

ではいつもけんかばかりしている。

They used to get on well together but now they are always quarreling.

は

とけんかをするつもりはなかった。

She had no intention to quarrel with him.

マサシとタカコは、どこで

を

ごすかでおたがいけんかをしていた。

Masashi and Takako were at odds with each other over where to spend their vacation.

らのけんかを

めていた。

We were looking on as they quarreled.

てごらん。

の

がけんかしている。

Look! Two boys are fighting.

と

がけんかするなんて

っていないか。

Is it right that you and I should fight?

その

は

してけんかをしない。

らはいつでも

が

している。

That couple never fights; they are always in agreement on everything.

の

がけんかをしていた。

A group of young men were fighting.

らはけんかをしているのではなく、

の

をしているところだ。

They aren't quarreling, but are rehearsing a play.

は

とけんかをするほど

かではない。

He knows better than to fight with his boss.

はただ

するだけでそのけんかを

めなかった。

He just looked on and didn't stop the quarrel.

トムは

とけんかをするほど

ではない。

Tom knows better than to fight with you.

はけんかしたがすぐに

りをした。

The couple quarreled, but soon made up.

このクラスにはけんかしがちな

どもがいるから、なるべく

きょうそう

になるようなゲームをさせないほうがいい。

This class has some children who tend to get argumentative, so where possible it is better not to have them do games that involve competing.

りで

が

いのけんかをしていた。

They were fighting on the street.

は

らのけんかの

は

らない。

I am ignorant of the reason for their quarrel.

ささいなけんかで

たがいしないでおこう。

Don't let a little quarrel come between us.

たったこの

までは、みんなたべものをかくしあって、

たちのことばかり

たちは、よるとさわるとたべもののけんかで、なかではおたがいにだましたり、きずつけあったりして、

なまぐさいことばかりで、

たちは、

といっしょに

せいしんてき

な

で、

はたのしいという

は

だってありませんでした。

Until recently all the cranes — thinking only of themselves and hiding food from others — would fight over food whenever they came into contact, cruelly deceiving and hurting each other, and as a result the cranes, constantly concerned about food, never had even a single cheerful day.

Source: 鶴の笛（林芙美子, translation: J. D. Wisgo）

はけんかするような

じゃない。

I know better than to quarrel.

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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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