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288 examples found containing '詩'

たちはたくさんの

をそらで

えた。

The pupils learned many poems by heart.

は２０

が

りだった。

As a poet he flowered in his twenties.

は

ではない。

である。

He isn't a poet; he's a prose writer.

の

かがくしゃ

は、

の

と

しい。

Facts are to the scientist what words are to the poet.

ジョンソン

は

だ。

Mr Johnson is not a scholar but a poet.

は

にもまれな

である。

He is the greatest poet that ever lived.

その

が

を

いたいかは

らかだった。

It was clear what the poet wanted to say.

は

の

ではない。

He is nothing but a poet.

この

は

の

を

としている。

This poem calls for great insight from the reader.

は

いっかげつ

の

に

の

を

いた。

He composed three poems in a month.

も

めてその

のよさが

かる。

You can not appreciate the poem until you have read it many times.

かぶとじん

は

まれながらの

である。

Kojin Kudo is a born poet.

トムという

の

の

を

がありますか。

Have you ever heard of a poet by the name of Tom?

も

いたので、

ではその

をそらで

えます。

Having heard it so many times, I can recite the poem by heart now.

は

こうみょう

な

であるとともに

な

がいこうかん

でもあった。

He was a famous poet and a competent diplomat.

の

にすぎない。

He is nothing but a poet.

と

かがくしゃ

の

は

と

の

に

しいとしばしば

われてきた。

It has often been said that facts are to the scientist what words are to the poet.

は

でもあり、

でもある。

He is a poet and statesman.

は、

の

である。

He is as great a poet as ever lived.

はその

を

んでアルカデイアを

の

に

かべた。

He conjured up Arcadia reading the poem.

この

においては、その

の

の

な

がもたらされている。

In this instance we are provided with an exact account of the conversation between the two poets.

シェイクスピアは

も

な

の

である。

Shakespeare is one of the greatest poets.

は

の

のすぎない。

He is nothing but a poet.

はへっぽこ

だ。

He is a poet of a sort.

のある

な

は

におけるどのような

にも

している。

A famous Japanese poet does not approve of any fixed doctrine in haiku.

しょうせつか

や

きは、

の

の

をあまりうけていないように

われる。

Writers such as novelists and poets don't seem to benefit much from the advance of science.

はちょっとした

だとうぬぼれている。

He flatters himself that he is something of a poet.

を

しさについては、すでにいろいろいわれてきた。

Much has already been said about the difficulty of translating poetry.

はその

を

に

いた。

He wrote the Chinese poem in bold strokes.

の

Ｐ．シェリーは

をロンドンによく

た

びさえした。

The English poet Percy Shelley went so far as to call hell a city much like London.

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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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