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1170 examples found containing 'いた' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

があるので

にいたほうがいい。

As you have a fever, you'd better stay home.

ジョンは

りに

に

た。

John stayed at home as he was told.

れてはいたが

はパーティーに

しゅっせき

した。

Even though I was tired, I went to the party.

にいたほうがいい。

I'd rather stay at home.

にはすばらしい

がいたと

われています。

She is said to have had a nice husband.

にいた。

We had always been close.

が

ってしまうまでそこにいた。

I stayed there until he had left.

の

の

でできている。

It's made of cedar boards.

は、その

、カナダにいた。

I was in Canada then.

を

したときには

びょういん

にいた。

When I came to, I found myself in the hospital.

あの

が

は

にいた。

He was living in England when the war broke out.

ひろしは

にしています。

Hiroshi is sawing the wood into boards.

には

はたくさんいたが、

は

もいなかった。

She had plenty of acquaintances, but no friends.

れてはいたが、

は

を

けた。

Though he was tired, he kept on working.

に

を

を

た

もいた。

Some students looked at her with tears in their eyes.

その

を

は

なからずいた。

Not a few pupils could solve the problem.

その

な

を

いに

た

がたくさんいた。

There were a lot of people who came to ask after the famous actress.

そこにイエスの

もいた。

Jesus' mother was there.

そこには１００

の

がいた。

There were more than 100 students there.

がいしゅつ

にいた

がいいですよ。

It is better to stay in than go out.

くの

ちょうしゅう

がいた。

We had a large audience.

の

に

くの

ちょうしゅう

がいた。

There was a large audience in the room.

が

こったとき、

はたまたまそこにいた。

My mother happened to be there when the fire broke out.

が

を

ましたとき、

はすでにそこにいた。

When I awoke, he had already been there.

には

かけるよりも

にいたほうがいいよ。

You'd better stay at home rather than go out on such a day.

の

がよくなかったので、

は

を

にいた。

Feeling sick, he stayed home from school.

そこにいたのはせいぜい５０

だ。

There were barely fifty people there.

は

かったので、

はコートを

たままでいた。

It was so cold this morning that I left my coat on.

パーティーに

しょうたい

の

に

の

がいこくじん

がいた。

Among the guests invited to the party were two foreign ladies.

は

かけることに

が

にいた。

I changed my mind about going out and stayed home.

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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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