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537 examples found containing 'ずっと' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

ずっと

じゅんちょう

だね。 useful

Things have gone well all along.

これが

していたカギです。

This is the key which I have been looking for.

は

こうこうじ

わった。

She has changed a lot since high school.

の

はこの

よりもずっと

ろしい。

The real war is much more horrible than this story.

この

いっしゅうかん

ずっとよい

です。

It has been fine for a week.

これからずっと

、

てられた。

This was built long ago.

あの

の

は

よりずっと

です。

That woman is much older than I.

は

の

よりもずっと

しかった。

This morning it was much cooler than yesterday morning.

は

よりずっと

が

い。

She is much taller than I.

らは

たちよりずっと

が

い。

They are much taller than us.

はパーティーの

けた。

She kept on dancing all through the party.

は

ではわたしよりずっと

っている。

He is much inferior to me in English.

に

われたことを、ずっと

えていたんだ。

I have been reflecting on what you said to me.

でも、もちろん、ずっと

のことだけど。

But of course that was a long time ago.

っていた。

He remained silent.

アメリカの

だいどころ

は

のものよりずっと

い。

American kitchens are much bigger than Japanese ones.

この

の

があの

よりずっと

つ。

This book is much more useful than that one.

は

からずっとここにいません。

Ken has not been here since this morning.

に

をする

きだよ。

I much prefer working at night.

どうぎょう

に

ぎょうせき

かった。

Business results of the company were much better than other companies in the industry.

はあなたよりずっとゴルフ

だ。

He is much more of a golf enthusiast than I am.

はこの

には

よりずっとたくさんの

がある。

There is much more water in this lake now than in the past.

はトムよりずっと

い。

He's much younger than Tom.

は

からずっと

を

いている。

He has been writing poems since this morning.

の

びょうじゃく

です。

My brother's health has been delicate.

よりずっと

く

ることができた。

I could run much faster when I was young.

いていた。

She kept crying all the time.

には、スケートよりもスキーのほうがずっと

いです。

To me skiing is far more interesting than skating.

としてみたら、

はまだずっと

のようだ。

For the economy as a whole, recovery seems still far away.

わたしがずっと

しがっていたのは、その

です。

It is the car that we have wanted.

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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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