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277 examples found containing '村'

むらびとたち

はその

をミータと

びました。

The village people called the old woman Meta.

は

ちでもなく

になるでもなく、

で

らしていた。

The elder brother was living in a village and had grown neither rich nor poor.

（みむら・やすゆき＝コニチカ

かぶしきがいしゃ

とりしまりやく

）

、

しんふぜん

で

。

よんじゅうご

。

Mimura Yasuyuki (Konichika LTD, Managing Director) died of heart attack on the third, age 45.

は１７

の

を

した。

At the age of seventeen, he fled his native village.

きょうしゅく

ですが

の

への

を

えてくれませんか。

Sorry, but can you show me the way to the next village?

が

んでこの

で

い

が

えてしまった。

With his death, the oldest family in this village died out.

は

へ

く

を

った。

We came by a tiny village on our way to the country.

らはその

をニューアムステルダムと

んだ。

They called the village New Amsterdam.

の

がない。

There are no forms of amusement in the village.

も

らの

を

っていることを

らなかった。

No one in the village knew that the soldiers were taking aim at their village.

は

の

いをまきちらして

の

を

けた。

With her big-city aura, she attracted the young people of the village.

の

に

ぎょうてん

した。

The explosion frightened the villagers.

では、１９６５

よりも１９７５

の

が

に

は

なかった。

There were fewer children attending school in our village in 1975 than in 1965.

の

かかった。

An hour's walk brought me to the next village.

さんはあなたもご

じでしょう。

You, too, know Mr. Kimura, don't you?

は

に

んでいた。

People lived in villages.

は

から

を

で

げなければならなかった。

The village people had to pump water from the well by hand.

むかしむかし

にひとりの

が

んでいた。

Long, long ago, there lived an old man in a village.

が

に

いたのは

くなってからだった。

It was after dark when we got to the village.

じはつてき

に

の

いにやってきた。

Students came of their own accord to help the villagers.

の

がその

をおびやかした。

The volcanic eruption threatened the village.

その

たちはどんなに

していても

には

だった。

The villagers, however poor, were kind to others.

は

に

に

で

られている。

He is known to the villagers for his diligence.

と

で

れていった。

The people in the village fell ill one after another.

の

かんきょう

は

した。

The discussion the villagers had on the environment was quite lively.

わたしたち

が

に

いたのは

くなってからだった。

It was after dark when we got to the village.

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.

から

を

えられた。

We got a hostile reception from the villagers.

じどうしゃ

で

を

から

へと

け、ついに

もくてきち

についた。

We drove through village after village, until we got to our destination.

ふふと、

いしながら、

の

を

げて、その

に

を

しあてた。

With a soft, half-stifled laugh, she spread open Shimamura's palm and pressed her face against it.

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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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