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249 examples found containing 'むし' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

というよりむしろ

しょうせつか

である。

He is a novelist rather than a politician.

これらのことは、

の

の

からというよりもむしろその

から

られることになるだろう。

He will learn these things not so much from what the other man says as from how he says it.

テレビはためになるというよりもむしろ

になると

しゅちょう

もいる。

Some people insist that television does more harm than good.

むしろ

の

うがままにさせてやりたい。

I would rather let him have his own way.

そっちょく

に

うと、

は

というよりはむしろ

ひひょうか

だ。

To put it frankly, he is a critic rather than a writer.

はただ

いたような

を

せただけで、むしろ

がっている

であった。

Instead she merely looked surprised and - could it be - amused.

あの

は

りと

うよりもむしろ

じそんしん

が

い。

That woman is proud rather than vain.

は

を

するよりはむしろ

せしめる。

Poverty keeps together more homes than it breaks up.

まないとためになるよりもむしろ

になる

がある。

Some books, if read carelessly, will do more harm than good.

せは

きょうぐう

そのものよりもむしろ

の

きょうぐう

るかにかかっている。

Happiness depends not so much on circumstances as on one's way of looking at one's lot.

は

しょうせつか

というよりもむしろ

う。

I think he is not so much a novelist as he is a scholar.

に

れないようについていくのは

にとってむしろ

しいことである。

It is rather difficult for an old man to keep up with the times.

の

は

であるというよりもむしろ

りであった。

Her mother was more wise than intelligent.

は

しょうせつか

というよりはむしろ

だ。

He is not so much a novelist as a poet.

むしろロン

のほうが

げやすいって

いたぞ。

In fact, I've heard that long hair is more likely to go bald!

この

で

なことは、

、

がどこにいるかということよりも、むしろどの

に

んでいるかということであると

う。

I find the great thing in this world is not so much where we stand as in what direction we are moving.

まれながらの

を

とくちょう

づけるのは、

を

につけているかということよりも、むしろどのようにそれを

につけているかということである。

It is not men's faults that ruin them so much as the manner in which they conduct themselves after the faults have been committed.

その

は

いとは

わない。それどころか、むしろ

う。

That picture doesn't seem ugly to me; on the contrary, I think it's rather beautiful.

ブラウンは、

というよりむしろ

である。

Brown is not so much a writer as a scholar.

そういうことは

けいかくてき

というよりむしろ

に

こることがしばしばある。

Such things often happen by accident rather than by design.

を

させたのは

の

というよりも、むしろ

の

である。

It is not his illness that ruined him so much as his idleness.

は

を

いてもらわなくてはなりません。

I must get a bad tooth pulled out.

は

もありません。

I don't have any cavities.

この

が

になっています。

This tooth is decayed.

を

しろ。

Treat a decayed tooth.

は

の

を

いた。

The dentist pulled my bad tooth.

は

を

いてもらった。

I got my decayed tooth pulled out.

には

が

ある。

She has a decayed tooth.

は

を

から

ってやらなければならない。

A mother must protect her child's teeth from decay.

どうも

のようです。

I think I have a decayed tooth.

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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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