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368 examples found containing '後援' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

せんしゅう

の

へ

った。

I went to the park last Saturday.

に

か

えた。

I saw something white in the park.

の

の

くに

がある。

There is a park near my house.

は

で

に

いました。

I saw him in the park.

は

を

するのが

きだ。

I like going for a walk in the park.

のあなたの

はとてもすばらしかった。

The lecture you gave yesterday was masterpiece.

その

には

どうぶつえん

がありますか。

Is there a zoo in the park?

は

と

に

に

った。

She went to the park with him.

は

を

します。

He walks in the park every morning.

にたくさんの

がいた。

There were a crowd of people in the park.

の

に

を

けた。

I walked toward the park.

へ

く

を

つけることはやさしくありません。

It is not easy to find the way to the park.

の

をあちらこちら

りまわっていた。

Children were running to and fro in the park.

つぶしに、

わたしたち

は

を

った。

We walked about in the park to kill time.

の

くに

があります。

There is a big park near our school.

の

は

い

に

の

を

れた。

My father pulled his car into the large park.

ともひろくんのお

さんは、いっしょにこうえんに

きません。

Tomohiro's mom and dad don't go the park with him.

の

の

くにりっぱな

がある。

There is a fine park near my house.

その

の

は

にわたっていた。

The lecture covered a lot of ground.

は

がよく

っている。

The park is well wooded.

は

に

を

してくれた。

He showed me round the park.

の

は

く

しい。

The grass in the park is green and beautiful.

が

く

いたので、

らは

で

べなかった。

The wind blew too hard for them to play in the park.

この

の

は

です。

This park is famous for its cherry blossoms.

は２

いた。

The lecture lasted for two hours.

の

は

に

している。

His study faces the park.

どちらの

を

ってもその

に

けます。

You can reach the park by either road.

その

の

くにコーヒーショップがあった。

There used to be a coffee shop near the park.

この

で

びます。

Children play in this park every day.

はここに

い

があったものだ。

There used to be a large park here.

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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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