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27 examples found containing 'いね' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

の

い

で

られる。

Rice is grown in rainy regions.

は

の

ちがいい。

The rice is coming well this year.

が

の

を

らせた。

The cold weather slowed the growth of the rice plants.

その

は

が

る

を

んでいる。

The farmer longs for the day when the grain ripens.

い

を

けるだろう。

Young rice plants will be badly harmed.

の

んだ。

The rice crop is already in.

の

によっては

に２、３

しゅうかく

もある。

Some new kinds of rice can be harvested two or three times a year.

の

しゅうかくき

にはお

りをする。

A festival is held at the rice harvest.

のうふたち

は

を

えていた。

The peasants were planting rice.

ジョーンズ

は

じゅぎょうちゅう

、いねむりをしたかどで

を

った。

Mr Jones reprimanded me for taking a spot of shut-eye during class.

は

りをした。

He dozed off.

、

はテレビの

で

りをしてしまった。

Last night I began to nod off in front of the TV.

は

り

をしていて

を

こした。

He fell asleep at the wheel and had an accident.

は

の

に

りをした。

He dozed off in history class.

ちょうじかん

けたので、

かの

が

りを

めた。

His speech went on for such a long time that some people began to fall asleep.

りをしていた。

She was taking a nap all the time.

はその

りをしていた。

He dozed all the while.

じゅぎょうちゅう

に

は

りをしてしまった。

During the class she fell asleep in spite of herself.

は

じゅぎょうちゅう

その

が

りをしているのをみつけた。

The teacher caught the student sleeping in class.

は

じゅぎょうちゅう

に

りをしてしまいます。

I fall asleep in the class every now and then.

の

の

で

りをして、

してしまった。

On my way home I fell asleep on the train, and rode past my station.

あなたは

の

の

、ときおりうとうとと

りをしていた。

You were nodding off at times during my lecture.

は

じゅぎょうちゅう

りばかりしている。

He is always taking a nap at school.

は

を

に

づいた。

I noticed that I had slept past my station.

の

じゅぎょうちゅう

に

は

りをした。

I went to sleep during the math lesson.

Ａｓｐｏｔｏｆｓｈｕｔ－ｅｙｅは、また

のいねむりともいわれている。

は

に２～３

があるからだ。

"A spot of shut-eye" is also called a cat nap because a cat is in the habit of sleeping only a few minutes at a time.

ホーマーも

りをする。

Even the worthy Homer sometimes nods.

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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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