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113 examples found containing 'きる' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

その

じだいおく

れのシャツを

した。

The lady persisted in wearing such an old-fashioned shirt.

は

を

ると

みりょくてき

です。

She is attractive when she is dressed in white.

の

はその

きゅうしき

のドレスを

する。

My maternal grandmother persists in wearing that old-fashioned dress.

に

けおりもの

を

る。

We wear wool in winter.

ひでおは

じてんしゃ

をこいでいた

を

けるためにハンドルをきった。

Hideo turned the steering wheel sharply to avoid the bicyclist.

は

で

る

しいユニフォームを

った。

We bought new uniforms to wear at the game.

を

ると

は

てきれいに

えるのでしょう。

How pretty she looks in her new dress!

あなたはブルーの

を

るととてもすてきだ。

You are very attractive in blue.

は、

を

う。

We use cloth to make clothes.

は

で

を

に

させたので、

は

との

をきった。

She made me so angry on the telephone that I hung up on her.

は

を

るようになって

、お

いが

からなくなった。

Ever since we've been wearing clothes, we haven't known one another.

ジョンは

るものには

むとんじゃく

です。

John is very careless about his clothes.

を

に

るべきです。

You should cut up your meat before you eat it.

を

い

でわざわざ

ばなくてもいいじゃない。

You don't have to play outside in the biting wind.

を

ると

の

はいっそう

つだろう。

Her figure will be shown off to advantage in a kimono.

りというのは

を

るのに

が

むこと。

'Ageotori' refers to the disappointment you feel when a haircut fails.

ついにジョンとスーはそのりんごを

に

めた。

At last, John and Sue decided to cut the apple into halves.

どうやったら

と

を

るだろうか。

How can I get rid of him?

ちゅうごく

の

は、ナイフやフォークを

る

がないくらい

された。

Chinese food was served in small portions which did not require cutting with a knife or fork.

の

が

の

をきったことになった。

He opened up the verbal battle.

はそのシャツを

るとしゃれてみえる。

You look smart in the shirt.

きなカヌーが

んでいた。

A big canoe was cutting through the water.

２．

は

ひょうしぎ

に

る。

2. Cut the daikon into long sticks.

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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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