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232 examples found containing '老翁' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

の

は

に

んでいるが、

ねてきた。

My uncle, who lives in Osaka, visited us yesterday.

のおじが

にくれたのはこの

である。

It is this watch that my uncle gave me as a keepsake.

の

はこのホテルの

しはいにん

です。

My uncle is the manager of this hotel.

ならカナダからの

りゅうがくせい

で、

の

のところに

しているんだ。

She is a student from Canada, staying with my uncle.

ジムの

は

たいしょく

の

である。

Jim's uncle is due to retire next year.

おじは

で２

ずっとニューヨークにいることになる。

My uncle will have been in New York for two years next month.

はおじにねだって

ゆうしょく

をおごってもらった。

I sponged a dinner off my uncle.

のおじはフォードに

っている。

My uncle drives a Ford.

がよく

く

でなかったら、

は

を

わなかっただろう。

My uncle would not have employed him but that he was very energetic.

が

あるのはおじのお

である。

I owe what I am today to my uncle.

の

はワシントンに２

んでいました。

My uncle lived in Washington, D. C. for two years.

は

の

を

の

で

ごした。

I spent the major part of my vacation at my uncle's.

は

の

をとってジムと

づけられた。

He is named Jim after his uncle.

のおじはアマチュアのクリケット

です。

My uncle is an amateur cricket player.

の

はベトナム

の

だ。

My uncle is a veteran of the Vietnam War.

、

は

を

に

ってくれた。

Once in a while my uncle took me to the harbor.

は

を

しているので、

にちなんで

ちょうなん

をジョンと

けた。

I respect my uncle, so I named my first son John after him.

はすらっとしているが、

は

っている。

My uncle is slender, but my aunt is stout.

から

をもらえるものとと

しみにしています。

We are anticipating receiving a gift from our uncle.

おじが

よりひょっこりやってきた。

My uncle blew in from Kobe.

、

に

にロンドンからかえったところだと

っていた。

When I saw my uncle yesterday, he told me that he had returned from London three days before.

は

にゅういんちゅう

のおじを

いにいった。

Father visited my uncle in hospital.

の

は１９８３

にメキシコに

ったまま、２

と

ってこなかった。

My uncle went to Mexico in 1983, never to come back.

の

で

した。

We dined at our uncle's.

の

は

を

っている。

My uncle deals in fish.

の

を

すことができる。

My uncle can speak German.

の

はニューヨークに

んでいる。

My uncle lives in New York.

のおじは

く

の

に

してくれた。

My uncle was willing to agree to my suggestion.

は

とは、おじのウィリアムが

に

った。

I met her the year that my uncle William died.

のおじは

くなった。

My uncle died of cancer of the stomach yesterday.

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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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