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403 examples found containing '試合' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

らはその

に

した。

They were excited at the game.

たちはその

を

しなければならないだろう。

We will have to postpone the game.

に

れた。

We lost the game.

は

の

を

るのが

きだ。

I like to watch a baseball game.

つまらない

に

きてきた。

I've gotten tired of watching this boring game.

が

まるとすぐに、

らは

せんせいてん

をあげた。

The game had hardly started when they scored the first point.

はまもなく

に

するだろう。

He will return to the game soon.

の

は

らいしゅう

の

にちようび

された。

The baseball game was put off till next Sunday.

その

は

の

された。

The game was put off until next Sunday.

この

が

にとっては、

の

になる。

This will be his first match in the public eye.

その

の

に

つのは

かだ。

The baseball team is certain to win the next game.

その

に

、

びは

きかった。

Great was our delight when we won the game.

その

はますます

くなった。

The game got more and more exciting.

されるだろう。

The game will probably be canceled.

になったか。

How did the game come out?

いたことに

はその

で

けてしまった。

To our surprise, he was defeated in the match.

その

は

の

２

に

まる。

The game starts at two tomorrow afternoon.

ビルは

きゅうじょう

でこの

を

ているかもしれない。

Bill may be watching this game at the stadium.

テレビのおかげで、

の

で

の

が

しめます。

Thanks to television, we can enjoy watching baseball games in our rooms.

はすわってテレビで

の

を

ていた。

I sat watching a baseball game on TV.

は

らいしゅう

びた。

The game was put off until next week.

のため、

の

は

けになった。

The baseball game was drawn because of the rain.

ゆうべの

は

した。

The game was exciting last night.

を

んででも、

を

くつもりだ。

Even if it means taking a day off work, I'm going to watch the game.

は

を

を

つめた。

He watched the game with his arms folded.

はテレビでテニスの

を

るのが

きです。

She loves watching tennis matches on TV.

ベティは

にテニスの

を

んだ。

Betty challenged me to a game of tennis.

しいルールにしたがって

をした。

We played the game in accordance with the new rules.

は

にはじまりますか。

What time does the game start?

はあなたの

の

を

る

が

ますか。

Can I watch your next game?

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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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