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15 examples found containing 'いよいよ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
いよいよ
えいぎょう
営業
わる
じかん
時間
になった
Finally the end of the business day has arrived.
いよいよという
とき
ことば
言葉
ない

Words fail right when you need them.
いよいよ
かのじょ
彼女
ばん
なった
It was her turn at last.
いよいよ
こんしゅう
今週
かぎ
しばらく
やす
です
I've finally got some vacation coming as of the end of this week.
おぐり
小栗
じゅん
しゅえん
主演
ぶたい
舞台
いよいよ
しちがつ
7月
かいまく
開幕

In July (the play) starring Shun Oguri will come out at last.
いよいよ
しん
こうじょう
工場
けんせつ
建設
はじ
まっています

At last the the construction of the new factory is beginning.
いよいよイブですニコラさんメリークリスマスこれどうぞ
たい
した
ものではないけれども
It’s finally Christmas Eve. Merry Christmas, Nicola! This is for you. It’s nothing much.
ここまでネタ
いよいよこれから
ほんばん
本番
というわけだ
This was just the set-up; now we're ready for the main event.
Source: 黒い家貴志祐介
あめ
やむどころかいよいよひどくなった
Instead of stopping, the rain got worse.
オープン
せん
わり
いよいよ
かいまく
開幕

The exhibition games are over and the regular season finally begins.
かのじょ
彼女
いよいよなったらあっけなく
こうさん
降参
した

When it came to the crunch she just gave in.
いよいよ
はくぼ
薄暮
もうすぐ
よいやみ
宵闇

It's getting more and more shadowy, soon it will be twilight.
いよいよ
きん
かいしゅう
回収
する
とききました
It's time to call in our chips.
いよいよ
せんざいいちぐう
千載一遇
チャンスめぐってきた
At last, a chance in a million arrived.
いよいよという
とき
なって
かれ
けづ
気付
いた

His nerve failed him at the last moment.
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