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1060 examples found containing 'はし' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

あのビルの

はこのビルの５

に

んでいる。

The owner of that building is living on the 5th floor of this building.

５

へはエレベーターに

りなさい。

Take the elevator to the fifth floor.

この

は２

の

さに

えられないだろう。

This beam won't hold the weight of the second story.

かすがどお

り

エレベーターをご

ください

Please take the first-floor elevator, (which you'll find by walking) toward Kasugadori Avenue

までずっと２

で

をしていたのですか。

What have you been doing upstairs all this time?

あなたの

２

があるの？

How many rooms are there on the second floor of your house?

エレベータが

していたので、

いていかねばならなかった。

The elevator was out of order and we had to walk to the fifth floor.

このカルテを

のレントゲン

へ

ってください。

Please take this chart to the X-ray Room on the third floor.

の

はあのグレーの

てのビルの

だ。

My office is on the fourth floor of that gray six-story building.

その

を

は

びょういん

の２

から

した。

The fire, which caused the disaster, broke out on the second floor of the hospital.

の

、ビルは

の

を

の

へ

った。

After an awkward pause, Bill took her by the hand and dragged her upstairs.

２

のトランクを

ってきてくれ。

Go upstairs and bring down my trunk.

フロントデスクで

を

めてから、

は

の

までエレベーターに

った。

After asking for my key at the front desk, I took the elevator to my floor.

その

の

しんさつしつ

は２

にある。

The doctor's office is on the second floor.

３０

の

えんじょう

した。

All of a sudden, the thirty-story skyscraper went up in flames.

しょうねん

でどたばた

れていた。

The boys were banging about upstairs.

めの

てだったが、３

ての

に

することにした。

In the initial design, it was a two-story house, but we decided to expand it into a three-story house.

２

からトランクを

ろしてきてくれませんか。

Can you bring down my trunk from upstairs?

この

は

が

できます。

You can tour the 1st floor of this house.

２

で

い

に

けいほうき

が

っているのが

こえた。

The alarm was heard ringing at an early hour on the second floor.

、

２

のオフィスビルが

けんせつちゅう

です。

An office building, with 22 stories above ground and 2 below, is under construction.

は２

から

に

は

ねた。

She called down from upstairs to ask what the noise was about.

２

に

の

が

ありますが、そのどちらもここ

されていません。

We have two spare rooms upstairs, neither of which has been used for years.

おとこもの

は２

で

っています。

Men's things are on sale upstairs.

としょしつ

は４

にあります。

The library is on the 4th floor.

は

とうきょう

にあります。

Our office is on the 10th floor of Tokyo building.

は

いちばんか

の

にいる。

I live on the bottom floor.

「そうそう。せめて２

にも

しい・・・ってなんでお

がここにいる！？」「なんでって、そんなん

まってるやんか。

に

れションするためや」

"That's right. At the least I wish they'd add one to the first floor as well ... Wait a mo! Why are you here!?" "'Why' is obvious isn't it? It's so we can go to the toilet together."

は

い

を

し、

けた。

He loved and helped weak people.

とは、「

と

を

し、

をすすめる」ことが

の

しゅくじつ

。

Culture Day is a national holiday, the main purpose of which is to 'appreciate freedom and peace, and to promote culture'.

Source: https://japanknowledge.com/introduction/keyword.html?i=452

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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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