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364 examples found containing '公演' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

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.

ベンくんはじてんしゃでこうえんへ

きました。

Ben went to the park on his bike.

その

は

に

られた。

The park was designed for small children.

その

はお

に

くと

ってきかない。

He insists on going to the park with his father.

その

は

の

ちゅうおう

に

している。

The park lies in the center of the city.

どもたちが

でお

を

べっこしていた。

The children were sharing and eating snacks together in the park.

は

の

かくちょう

された。

The park was extended to the river.

わたしたち

は

の

で

う

になっている。

We are to meet again at the park tomorrow afternoon.

は

こどもたち

でいっぱいだ。

The park is filled with children.

の

をみてごらん。

Look at the flowers in the park.

つの

の

に

がありますか。

Is there a river between two parks?

に

びに

った。

The children went to play in the park.

ここが、

の

れを

です。

This is the park where we said our last good-by.

の

の

くに

がある。

There is a beautiful park near my home.

が

くと、

で

になっていた。

When he came to, he was lying in the park.

この

は

に

わたしたち

がよく

です。

On Saturdays, we usually visit in this park.

わたしたち

は

い

で

ちました。

We waited in the park for a long time.

どちらの

を

ってもその

へ

けます。

You can reach the park by either road.

くと

はもう

まっていた。

When we arrived, the lecture had already begun.

には、ベンチに

もいれば、あたりをぶらぶら

もいた。

In the park, some sat on benches, and others strolled about.

ようびにこうえんにいきます。

I'm going to the park on Sunday.

に

で

っています。

It is waiting in the park at 7 o'clock.

ラジオで

の

を

いた。

We listened to his lecture on the radio.

の

は

のすぐ

くにある。

My house is close to the park.

で

んでいますか。

Are the children playing in the park?

その

にはたくさんの

い

がある。

There are a lot of tall trees in the park.

はどこかその

にのあたりに

んでいる。

He lives some where about the park.

その

は

ちょうしゅう

の

をつかんだ。

The lecture gripped the audience.

こうえんは

から

しとおかったです。

The park was a little far from Yurie's 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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