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244 examples found containing '居'

ぶんかくんしょう

の

じゅしょうしゃ

を

う

が

に

で

われます。

A ceremony to honor the Order of Culture recipients is held at the Imperial Palace every year on Culture Day.

は

がそばに

る

は

な

りをする。

He pretends to be enthusiastic when his boss is around.

したのを、

のせいにするなんてお

もお

がうまいね。

You're a good actor, pretending you were late because you don't feel well.

をよく

に

きますか。

Do you often go to see plays?

を

に

きました。

We went to the play yesterday.

がよく、

の

みたい。

It's so comfortable here, I really feel at home.

その

かったよ。

もこれたらよかったのに。

The play was a lot of fun. I wish you could have been there.

で

も

の「

みょうじんとりい

」。

This is the biggest wooden myojin torii in Japan.

はその

にがっかりした。

Those who were present were disappointed at the report.

ケアプランの

の

については、

されます。

Nursing insurance covers drawing up the care plan and other work supporting home nursing.

は

でそう

っているのではない、

をしているだけだ。

He doesn’t mean it; he’s just acting.

は

が

きなので、シェイクスピアの

に

った。

Because she likes the English language, I invited her to a Shakespeare play.

くの

りの

がある。

At many shrines, the torii have been painted vermilion.

おおむかし

の

にほんじん

は、

たてあなしきじゅうきょ

竪穴式住居

や

たかゆかしき

に

んでいたと

われている。

It is said that a long time ago, the Japanese lived in pit dwellings and in houses with raised floors.

ウィルソンさんが

に

るかどうか、

ておいで。

Go and see if Mr Wilson is at home.

がマナーです。

をかぶっている

は、

に

さい。

It's good manners to remove one's hat at a shrine. If you're wearing a hat, please take it off when you pass under the torii.

ふと

ると

は

ない。

Suddenly I became aware that the houseboy was no longer there.

Source: 吾輩は猫である（夏目漱石）

かにしていさえすれば、ここに

てもよい。

You may stay here if you like, so long as you keep quiet.

の

で

りをして、

を

ごしてしまった。

I dozed off on the train and ended up missing my stop by one station.

ロンドンに

く

つや

つの

を

なければ。

As long as I'm going to be in London, I ought to see a play or two.

に

をとるな。

Don't take that dramatic attitude all of a sudden.

が

なくてはどんなにさびしい

になることだろう。

What a lonely world it will be with you away!

と

びこの

の

はまたがないぞ。

I'll never set foot in this house again.

は

を

に

くのが

きだ。

He adores going to the theater.

は

が

るのに

がついていたが

しなかった。

He was aware of my presence but he did not greet me.

の

が

かっていればなあ。

I wish I knew where he was!

ふと

ると

は

ない。

Suddenly, the next thing I knew the student was gone.

Source: 吾輩は猫である（夏目漱石）

は

でそう

ってるのでない、

をしているだけだ。

He doesn't mean it; he's just acting.

ぶんかくんしょう

の

じゅしょうしゃ

を

う

が、

に

で

から

じゅしょうしゃ

に

くんしょう

が

されます。

Every year on Culture Day a ceremony is held at the Imperial Palace to award recipients with the Order of Culture, during which the Emperor bestows the order with his own hand.

きょうだい

が

も

えぬ。

Not one of my many siblings was there.

Source: 吾輩は猫である（夏目漱石）

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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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