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241 examples found containing '慣'

に

の

しゅうかん

がついた。

He acquired the habit of smoking.

た

を

で

べるのは

い

しゅうかん

です。

It is a good practice to look up in a dictionary words seen for the first time.

にはそれぞれの

しゅうかん

がある。

Each country has its own customs.

しゅうかん

は

いがある。

Manners and customs vary greatly from country to country.

い

しゅうかん

がついた。

She eventually got into the bad habit of smoking.

しゅうかん

は

なる。

Eating habits differ from country to country.

は

の

い

しゅうかん

をやめるのを

と

うらしい。

Human beings seem to find it difficult to give up their old habits.

きの

しゅうかん

が

だということはいくら

い

りない。

It is impossible to exaggerate the importance of the habit of early rising.

い

しゅうかん

は、１

つくとやめるのに

しい。

A bad habit, once formed, is difficult to get rid of.

はその

しゅうかん

から

そうとあらゆる

をした。

He made every effort to get out of that habit.

が

すると、

い

しゅうかん

は

しいものに

わられる。

As science makes progress, old ways give place to new.

それはあなたの

では

の

かんしゅう

ですか。

Is it a general custom in your country?

の

が

なわれてしまいました。

Confidence in management practices was undermined by the crash.

あんな

しゅうかん

が

にいつ

まれたのかは

にもわからない。

No one knows when such a custom first came into existence.

は

ちょうしょく

の

に

れんしゅう

をするのが

しゅうかん

になっている。

I am in the habit of taking some exercise before breakfast.

い

しゅうかん

を

しようとしている。

We are trying to do away with the old customs.

この

かんしゅう

は、ずっと

から

されている。

This practice has long since been done away with.

い

しゅうかん

を

なことである。

Good eating habits are essential.

その

しゅうかん

は

のものだ。

The practice is peculiar to Japan.

はすぐに

しゅうかん

を

えられるものではないんだ。

You can't expect a man to change his habits at once, girl.

こんな

な

しゅうかん

を

いたことがありますか。

Did you ever hear of such a strange custom?

しゅうかん

は

の

のころのと

います。

Traditions in schools are considerably different to those of my childhood.

の

しゅうかん

に

わなければならない。

We should conform to the customs of society.

は

を

む

しゅうかん

がなくなりました。

I have grown out of the habit of reading comics.

その

しゅうかん

はその

のものだ。

The odd custom is peculiar to the region.

この

しゅうかん

は

しい。

This custom became extinct a long time ago.

この

しゅうかん

は

で

していた。

These customs used to prevail all over Japan.

ある

の

ふうしゅう

、

しゅうかん

はその

の

を

している。

The manners and customs of a country reflect its culture.

は

しゅうかん

の

である。

Man is a creature of habit.

この

しゅうかん

は

に

まった。

This custom began in the Edo Period.

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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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