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219 examples found containing '林檎' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

リンゴと

の

にペンがあります。

There is a pen between the apple and the book.

の

にリンゴが

つあります。

There is an apple on the desk.

どの

もリンゴが

きではない。

All children do not like apples.

はリンゴでいっぱいのかごをもっていた。

She had a basket full of apples.

リンゴは１個５ドルで

っている。

They sell apples at five dollars each.

ではたべきれないほどのリンゴがある。

We have more apples than we could eat in a day.

ウイリアム・テルは

の

の

のリンゴをねらって

を

た。

William Tell shot an arrow at the apple on his son's head.

の

にリンゴが１

ある。

There is one apple on the desk.

そのリンゴの

はよく

がなる。

The apple trees set very well.

そのリンゴは

い

がする。

The apple tastes sweet.

リンゴが１つ

に

ちた。

An apple fell to the ground.

かごの

にはほとんどリンゴがない。

There are few apples in the basket.

はナイフでリンゴを

った。

She cut the apple with a knife.

のリンゴを

はいらない。

An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

リンゴの

が

から

せいちょう

するとは

らなかった。

I didn't know apple trees grow from seeds.

はリンゴの

に

く

が

いた。

The apple trees blossomed early this year.

で

いらず。 kotowaza

An apple a day keeps the doctor away.

はリンゴもブドウもどちらも

きではない。

I like neither apples nor grapes.

リンゴはまだ

には

してはいません。

The apples are not quite ripe.

らはリンゴ、みかん、

っている。

They sell apples, oranges, eggs, and so on.

リンゴをがぶりと

った。

She bit into the apple.

リンゴの

は

でいたんでいた。

The apple-blossom was touched by the frost.

リンゴを

に

をむきなさい。

Take the skin off before you eat the apple.

あなたはリンゴが

きですか、それともオレンジが

きですか。

Do you like apples or oranges?

あのお

ではおいしいリンゴが

はんばいちゅう

です。

There are some nice apples on sale in that shop.

は

にリンゴをもいでくれた。

She picked me an apple.

たちはよいリンゴと

りょうひん

を

する。

Farmers separate good apples from bad ones.

このリンゴの

のいくつかは

っている。

Some of these apples are bad.

これらのリンゴを

ぶためのカゴがほしい。

I want a basket in which to carry these apples.

どの

もリンゴが

きだとは

らない。

Not all children like apples.

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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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