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173 examples found containing '述'

ＡもＢも、

の

をよく

だと

べている。

Both A and B state that it is important to listen carefully to the other person.

Ａは

と

いけんこうかん

ができると

べ、Ｂはバカらしい

れてもらえると

べている。

A says that one can exchange opinions with others, while B says that even silly conversations can be accepted.

はその

の

を

べなかった。

He did not give his opinion on that question.

はその

していくつかの

を

べた。

He made a few remarks on the book.

ＡもＢも、

と

が

じぐらいの

で

すようにしようと

べている。

Both A and B state that one should aim to speak in equal proportion with the other person.

は

べているか

かめるため。

To make sure that I said all the right things in the letter.

は、

が

わたしたち

を

したのだという

を

べた。

He stated his belief that God created us.

の

い

について、ＡとＢはどのように

べているか。

How do A and B describe the benefits of casual conversation?

Ａはお

いの

えを

べ、Ｂは

の

にんげんせい

が

えてくると

べている。

A says that people can acknowledge each other’s thoughts, while B says that one can see the other person’s character.

できるだけはっきりと

の

えを

べなさい。

Express yourself as clearly as you can.

はその

にはまった

を２、３

べた。

He made a few conventional remarks about the event.

そして

の

の

を

い

で

べる、それが

である。

Then in turn, responding to the other person’s statement with one’s own opinion in a relaxed manner—that is what casual conversation is all about.

あなたは

を

べさえすればよい。

All you have to do is to make a comment.

を

べようとした、するとそのとき

が

をはさんだ。

I was just going to express an opinion, when he cut in.

していないから

ってはいけない。

She hasn't give a proper account, so we can't rely on her.

の

じゅうよう

なポイントはこれまでに

べてきたとおりである。

The essential points of my argument have been expressed in the preceding pages.

は

の

べたことをそっくりそのまま

した。

I repeated his exact statement.

は

に、

しゅっさん

のお

いを

べた。

I congratulated him on the birth of his son.

は

で

はんたいいけん

を

っている。

He alone is objecting.

はその

の

を

しょうさい

に

べた。

She described the scene in detail.

は

の

べたことが

しょうげん

してくれた。

He gave witness to the truth of my statement.

は、コンピューターが

にどのような

えいきょう

を

べているか。

How does the author describe the impact of computers on society?

は

が

こったのか

に

した。

He described exactly what happened.

に

の

がいりゃく

を

べてもらおう。

Ask him to sketch out his plan.

に

を

べられない。

The students are afraid to speak out.

を

に

べよ。

State your case briefly.

その

を

しょうさい

に

べなさい。

Describe that accident in detail.

そのめでたいときに

は

を

べた。

He offered his congratulations on the happy occasion.

は

の

ちんじゅつ

に

した。

He disputed my statement.

は

で

の

を

べた。

I ventured to say my opinion at the conference.

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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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