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Alternatively, look for a component in the list. 氵艹口 each have three strokes; 夫 has four strokes
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305 examples found containing '木'

が

の

に

つことで、

が

まれる。

When people take an interest in the seasonal changes of the trees, a sense of enjoyment will be born.

この

のてっぺんは

と

じ

さだ。

The top of this tree is level with the hedge.

は

をおろして

を

んだ。

I sat down in the shade of a tree and read the book.

は

、

でジョギングした。

Kimura jogged in the park every day.

オリーブは、

じょうりょく

の

ちゅうこうぼく

で、

おんだんしょうう

な

で

せいちょう

し、

たりがよく

はけのよい

を

む。

Medium-high and tall evergreen olive trees grow well in warm climates with little rain and like sunny spots with soil that drains well.

そして、かれは

の

でねむりました。

And when he was tired, he would sleep in her shade.

そこへついた

の

、

は

の

の

へ

した。

The morning after I arrived there, I took a walk into the woods of oaks.

い

の

きに

の

は、

の

りを

の

びのように

かれた。

The wind that came through the tall grove of trees at daybreak screamed like it was about to waken all of nature from its slumber.

Source: ある日の午後（小川未明）

で

りをした。

We took shelter from the rain under a tree.

ちゃんは、

、

のシフトで

しゅっきん

してくれればいいから。

It's OK if Yukiko can do the Tuesday, Thursday and Friday shifts from tomorrow.

が

でくるくる

っていた。

The leaves whirled in the yard.

は

で

ていました。

He was sleeping under the tree.

らは

に

った。

They sat in the shade of a tree.

と

は

に

っていました。

My father and mother were sitting under a tree.

を

くしますが、よくいっても

に

は

ません。

I'll do my best, but I'll not be able to finish it before Thursday at best.

の

が

っ

に

から

ちたのよ。

The boy next door fell head first from a tree.

は

が

つにつれて

した。

The leaves turned red as the days passed.

は

と

に

った。

The prince fell in love with a woodcutter's daughter.

リッキー、こちらが

の

の

です。

Ricky, this is my friend Suzuki.

しかし、

は

の

の

たことはあるかもしれない。

He might, however, have seen a wooden peg of a different size or color.

が

と

に

ちた。

Leaf after leaf fell to the ground.

かいしゅうこうじ

の

をお

けします。

We apologize for greatly inconveniencing everyone while we make the old Suzuki house earthquake-resistant.

に

まれたホテルに

まった。

We stayed at a hotel surrounded by trees.

で

を

ごした。

We spent the entire day in Yoyogi Park.

はあの

に

っているひとりの

が

えます。

I see a girl standing under that tree.

はすこしとおかったけれど、かきねに

のくわの

があって、それをいくら

ってもいいというのでした。

Though Nomura-kun’s house was a bit far, he had two mulberry trees by a hedge, and Sho-chan was allowed to take as many leaves as he wanted.

の

が

えるのが

の

です。

The house whose roof you see beyond the bank is Mr Suzuki's.

クモは、

を

るにはまず

の

を

り、それを

や

い

に

させることから

める。

To make a web, a spider starts by making a frame out of thread and fastening it to hard objects, such as trees or fences.

この

のてっぺんは

と

じ

さだ。

The top of this tree is level with the fence.

を

の

や

、

を

ることはできません。

You cannot cut down standing trees or take plants, earth, stones, and so on without permission.

Kanshudo is your AI Japanese tutor, and your constant companion on the road to mastery of the Japanese language. To get started learning Japanese, just follow the study recommendations on your Dashboard. You can use Quick search (accessible using the icon at the top of every page) to look up any Japanese word, kanji or grammar point, as well as to find anything on Kanshudo quickly. For an overview, take the tour.

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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