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449 examples found containing '足'

「

の

の

：あなたは

を

にしていませんか」 title (book, album etc.)

User's Manual for (Dealing with) a Woman: Are You Treating a Woman Poorly?

はその

で

を

めた。

I slipped on the paper and hurt my leg.

はその

で

を

そんしょう

した。

My right leg was injured in that accident.

の

を

つけた。

We saw the traces of a bear in the snow.

に

しゅっちょう

に

てしまった。

I went to Sapporo on business and went over budget.

「ある

せっきゃく

(

)

きょうじゅ

の

いっしょう

」 title (book, album etc.)

The Life of the One-Legged Professor

もし

が

は

されるだろう。

If it should rain tomorrow, the excursion will be canceled.

ボールが

の

に

たった。

A ball hit her right leg.

その

で

を

めた。

I slipped on the paper and hurt my leg.

その

で

すうせんにん

の

が

われた。

Several thousand people were deprived of transportation by the accident.

は

の

が

れていることに

をとめた。

Mother noted that my feet were not clean.

は

のてっぺんから

の

を

つめました。

He looked at her from head to foot.

は

から

ちて、さらに

い

に

を

った。

He fell down from the roof, and what made the matter worse, broke his leg.

の

かったので

の

が

からはみ

ていた。

His shoes were so old that his toes were sticking out of them.

はテニスをする

に

ず

の

を

をする。

I always stretch my leg muscles before playing tennis.

その

は

で

っていた。

The crane was standing on one leg.

、

の

れをしている

にうっかり

を

まれた。

Today, after riding, while grooming the horse I carelessly got my right foot trod on.

を

んだので、

がグチョグチョになった。

I stepped in a puddle and now my shoes are completely soaked going squish squish squish.

だ。

の

に

を

める。

It's the class bell. The pupils that had been around the school gate quickened their steps as one.

お

に

っているので

に

けを

めたが、

にされた。

Because I'm in trouble financially, I asked my friend for help, but he treated me poorly.

だ。

の

に

める。

It's the warning bell. The students around the school gate all walk faster.

の

ちょうじかん

が

かせになっているかと

いきや、それだけではない

が

えてきたそうです。

One would have thought that a husband's being stuck with long hours at work would be the cause, but in fact it's becoming clear that's not all.

Source: https://www.asahi.com/articles/ASQBK546WQBFULEI004.html

ぼくは

が

の

に

とどくよ。

I can easily touch my toes.

ヒトの

、

ちょくりつ

にそくしせい

を

と

ばれる。

Because humans are upright bipeds, (they have) what is called upper limbs, not forelegs.

の

で

つとは

するという

である。

To stand on your own feet means to be independent.

きすぎて、

の

と

の

が

い。

のサイズがあってないのかな。

All this walking is killing the soles of my feet and my toes. I wonder if I have the right size shoes.

。しっかりと

をみつめる。

The monkey, who has been forced to stand at the cliff’s edge, is looking for answers.

すると、

の

い

と、そのお

さんだけが、その

へのこることになりました。

And so, all that remained in the village was a crane with an injured leg and his wife.

Source: 鶴の笛（林芙美子, translation: J. D. Wisgo）

の

のする

へ

いてゆきますと、

の

い

が

を

いていました。

The crane quietly moved in the direction of the flute's sound until she discovered, lo and behold, that it was being played by the crane with the injured leg.

Source: 鶴の笛（林芙美子, translation: J. D. Wisgo）

の

い

ははずかしそうにふりかえって、「さっきね、

かないかと

のなかを

していたのさ。」

With a look of embarrassment the injured crane turned to face his wife. "A few minutes ago, I thought there might be something around here and began to search the swamp."

Source: 鶴の笛（林芙美子, translation: J. D. Wisgo）

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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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