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199 examples found containing '農'

のおばあちゃんは

です。

My grandmother was a farmer.

の

のうじょう

で

いた。

We worked on a farm last summer.

わが

の

な

のうさんぶつ

は

である。

The chief crop of our country is rice.

でも

のうじょう

の

は

しかったわ。

But I enjoyed farm work.

その

は

が

る

を

んでいる。

The farmer longs for the day when the grain ripens.

その

はトラクターを

に

いている。

The farmer keeps his tractor in the barn.

その

は

に

くのしかかった。

The tax bore hard on the peasantry.

その

の

は、

のうぎょう

に

している。

The country's economy depends on agriculture.

この

は

を

を

さんしゅつ

する。

This farm yields just enough vegetables to meet our needs.

しかし、

は

に

で、いろいろなことを

えてくれました。

But the farmer was kind to him and taught him a lot.

しかし、

のうえんぬし

は

に

みかけました。

But the farmer smiled at him.

かんばつはそこの

のうさくもつ

をだめにしてしまった。

The drought damaged all the crops there.

かつて、その

に、

がいた。

Once there was a poor farmer in the village.

１日

ちゅうのうじょう

で

いていた。

I worked on the farm all day.

「ヘイ、ウィリー」

は

で

んだ。

"Hey, Willie," the farmer shouted out.

「おんどりゃー

ってんじゃねー」

は

った。

"Don't say such rubbish!" said the farmer.

の

の

はすさまじかった。

The bloated profits of farmers at the time were something again.

の

を

くしていった。

The field mice were eating up the farmers' grain.

は

のうぎょう

が

じゃない。

By no means do I dislike farming.

ほっかいどう

の

くの

はじゃがいもを

している。

Many farmers in Hokkaido grow potatoes.

はその

からのこぎりを

りた。

She borrowed a saw from the farmer.

らは

しょうにん

ではなくて、

のうじょう

です。

They are not merchants, but farmers.

らはもともと

のうぎょう

をやっていました。

Originally they were farmers.

に

さんさんごご

まるだろう。

They will lodge by twos and threes in lonely farmhouses.

らの

のうじょう

は

わせになっている。

Their farms adjoin.

は

が

を

とした。

He was surprised his father had sold the farm.

は

のうじょう

を

いだのを

した。

He regretted that he had succeeded to the farm.

は

のうじょう

で

いている。

He is employed on the farm.

は

のうぎょう

へ

きました。

He went to a college of agriculture.

は

のうぎょう

に

している。

He engaged in agriculture.

Kanshudo is your AI Japanese tutor, and your constant companion on the road to mastery of the Japanese language. To get started learning Japanese, just follow the study recommendations on your Dashboard. You can use Quick search (accessible using the icon at the top of every page) to look up any Japanese word, kanji or grammar point, as well as to find anything on Kanshudo quickly. For an overview, take the tour.

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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