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816 examples found containing '未だ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

の

がまだ

にのこっている。

I can still see my mother's face.

まだにどれだけの

を

いますか。

How many books do you think you have read so far?

くの

がまだ

じられている。

Lots of superstitions are still believed in.

まだ

し

いけど。

Don't be afraid.

まだ

へ

にはなっていません。

I'm not strong enough yet to go to school.

ジムはまだきていない。

Jim hasn't come yet.

はまだこの

しょうせつ

を

んでいないし、

もまだ

んでいない。

I haven't read this new novel, and my sister hasn't either.

がまだ

く

きます。

The wind still blows hard.

は

としょかん

から

を

りたがまだそれをあまり

んでいない。

I borrowed the book from the library, but I haven't read much of it yet.

の

わりはまだ

がつかない。

The end of the task is not yet in mind.

の

はまだ

に

ってきておりません。

My father is not home yet.

はまだ

ゆうしょく

をすませてない。

I have not yet finished my supper.

ぼくがまだ

に

に

られてしまった。

I had him come while I was still in bed.

がまだ

みます。

My back still hurts.

の

はまだ

ふかんぜん

な

が

い。

His plan leaves much to be desired.

がまだ

ているときに

に

られてしまった。

I had him come while I was still in bed.

からまだ

の

りももらっていない。

I have had no news from him yet.

まだ

めていませんが、

しゅっぱつ

までにはお

らせします。

I haven't decided yet, but I'll let you know by the time we leave.

がまだ

ていないとはへんだ。

It is strange that he has not come yet.

その

ではまだ

しょくりょう

が

している。

Food is still scarce in the region.

まだ

がつかないので

できません。

I haven't made up my mind sufficiently enough to agree with you.

はまだ

きていると

えずにいられない。

I cannot help thinking that my son is still alive.

まだテニスに

です。

I am still keeping up my tennis craze.

わたしたち

はまだあまりお

は

いていない。

We aren't very hungry yet.

はまだどこか

くにいる。

He is still somewhere about.

びょうにん

はまだしっかりしている。

The patient is holding his own.

はまだ

の

に

っていない。

She has not yet had her name entered in her husband's family.

もう

ですが、まだはすずしいですね。

Although it’s already July, it’s still cool isn’t it?

ぐ

はありません。そのことはまだ

えられます。

There is no hurry; you have five days to think the matter over.

はまだ

に

しかけてこない。

She has not spoken to me yet.

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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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