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527 examples found containing '持っている'

は

に

を

っている。

She has a great interest in house keeping.

ジョンとアンは

を

っている。

John and Ann like each other.

われわれは

っているわずかな

をできるだけ

しなければならない。

We must make the best we can of the few natural resources we have.

しょくりょう

をたっぷり

っている。

We have ample food.

は

の

と

じ

を

っている。

I have the same dictionary as your brother has.

はあなたの

の

を

っている。

I have ten times as many books as you have.

は

に

を

っている。

He is prejudiced against her.

たとえ

しくないとしても、

はよい

を

っている。

I have a watch that is nice, if not new.

の

は、そこに

のうじょう

を

っている。

My father and mother have a big farm there.

の

は

を

じゅうけん

も

っている。

His uncle owns no fewer than ten houses.

あなたは

の

っているもので

しなければならないだろう。

You will just have to do with what you've got.

の

をカレンダーにしたいのですけど、どうやってやればいいですか。

I'd like to turn some photos of mine into a calendar. How should I go about it?

サムは

の

を

っている。

Sam owns a fishmonger's business.

は

も

を

っている。

He has not less than ten dictionaries.

は

の

をたくさん

っている。

He has a lot of books on history.

はめいめい

の

を

っている。

Each student has his own desk.

の

の

には

の

しょうせつ

もある。

Some of the books that he has are English novels.

に

の

せっきょくてき

が

ない。

He has none of his father's aggressiveness.

は

なんじゅうさつ

も

の

を

っている。

He has dozens of English books.

は

さを

じゅうぶん

に

っている。

She keeps her youth very well.

は

っていると

ちょうほう

なものだ。

A car is a handy thing to own.

このことばは、

の

から

したのだ。

These words came out of the book you have.

の

を

っている。

Each science has its own terminology.

みんな

の

を

っている。

Everyone has a character of his own.

はジョンが

っているのと

じギターが

しい。

I want the same guitar as John has.

この

は、

な

を

っている。

This boy has a strong and healthy body.

は

け

を

にくれた。

He gave me what little money he had.

はコロラドに

のうじょう

を

っている。

He has a large farm in Colorado.

は

の

わせたよりもたくさんの

を

っている。

He's got more books than all the others put together.

はたくさんの

を

っている。あるものは

く、あるものは

である。

I have a lot of flowers. Some are red and some are yellow.

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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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