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1368 examples found containing 'あし' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

のころ

が

かったことを

に

っています。

I'm proud of having run fast as a boy.

テーブルの

がぐらぐらする。

The legs of the table are shaky.

の

で

つとは

するという

である。

To stand on your own feet means to be independent.

はベッドまで

を

っていった。

He dragged himself to bed.

アダムは

りをしている

に、

してあしを

りました。

While Adam was rock-climbing, he fell and broke his leg.

「

の

かないもの。ちょっとこの

を

ばしてくれ。」

"It's not moving the way I want it to. Can you just kick this leg for me?"

の

は

てなさい。

Throw away the chairs whose legs are broken.

は

の

で、

と

の

を

みました。

He trod on my foot on purpose in the train.

だ。

の

に

を

める。

It's the class bell. The pupils that had been around the school gate quickened their steps as one.

から

を

った。

From Sendai I extended my journey to Aomori.

は

を

めている。

I have sore feet.

は

が

くて、スポーツが

きです。

My sister has long legs and likes sports.

の

で

つとは

である。

To stand in your own feet means to be independent.

は

のてっぺんから

の

を

つめました。

He looked at her from head to foot.

もはや

っているのもやっとという

じょうたい

を

く

が

くロープだけを

りに、

を

に

している。

Just barely standing, the two were moving forward only by pulling the rope, barely moving their legs ahead.

Source: パラドックス13（東野圭吾）

はふだんより

を

いた。

We walked more quickly than usual.

クリスはテニスをしていて

に

をし、ひどく

がっています。

Chris injured his leg playing tennis and is in a lot of pain.

の

で

のうりょく

は

くべきことだ。

Her ability to write with her foot is amazing.

がもつれて

びそうになった。

I tripped and nearly fell.

「やァ、

がある。

が

の

を

んだのかもしれない。よし、

ばしてやろう、

の

いはずだ。」

"Oh, there's a chair. Maybe the chair stole my leg. Alright, I'll kick it and if it's my leg, it should hurt."

サメがその

の

を

った。

A shark snapped the man's leg off.

この

には

の

を

かがあったのです。

There was something about that house that made her stop and look again.

「

もいばらないで、みんなでわけあって

ならばかえっていらっしやい。」

の

い

が

しました。

"We gladly welcome back anyone who is not arrogant and shares their food with others," said the crane with the injured leg.

Source: 鶴の笛（林芙美子, translation: J. D. Wisgo）

は

のためにあるの。

What do you have your feet for?

を

につけてよごれを

としなさい。

Bathe your feet to get the dirt off.

の

は

が

いのをひどく

にしている。

My sister is sensitive about her thick legs.

そのころ

は

のいい

の

い

だった。

She was a strong, fast runner then.

１

では

が

る。

Ten thousand yen will not cover the expenses.

の

に

を

いてくれた。

The nurse wound my leg with a bandage.

むこうずねをテーブルの

にぶっつけてしまった。

I banged my shin on the table leg.

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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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