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79 examples found containing 'いわゆる'

はいわゆる

だ。

She is what is called a genius.

これがいわゆる「

ぷら」というものです。

This is what we call "tempura".

はいわゆる

ゆうとうせい

だ。

He is what we call an honour student.

はいわゆる

で

しゅっしょう

だ。

He is what is called a self-made man.

はいわゆる

の

です。

She is what we call a bookworm.

こそいわゆる

だ。

He is what we call a walking dictionary.

はいわゆる

の

だ。

He is what we call the man of the hour.

はいわゆる

である。

He is what we call a scholar.

そのコンピューターはいわゆるロボットである。

That computer is what we call a robot.

はいわゆる

く

だ。

He is what is called a walking encyclopedia.

はいわゆる

の

だ。

He is what is called a bookworm.

はいわゆる

だ。

She is what is called a learned fool.

それはいわゆる「お

」でした。

That's what we call an "otoshidama".

はいわゆる

である。

He is what is called a gentleman.

これはいわゆる

なアイデアです。

This is what we call a "brand new idea".

の

けんきゅう

はいわゆる

に

づいている。

His study is based on what is called fact.

は

な

ではあるが、いわゆる

じょうしき

に

けている。

He is a great scholar, but lacks what is called common sense.

いわゆる『

』というものがなければ、

ができない。

There is no thinking without what is called 'association of ideas.'

はいわゆる

きょうよう

のある

です。

She is what is called a woman of culture.

はいわゆる

の

だ。

He is what is called a champion of justice.

これが、いわゆるノルマン

である。

This is what is called the Norman Conquest.

はいわゆる

というものではない。

He is not what is called a gentleman.

はいわゆるりっぱな

だ。

He is what you call a fine gentleman.

ジムは、いわゆるぼんやりした

だ。

Jim is what is called an absent-minded student.

はいわゆる

しゅぎしゃ

だ。

He is a so called liberal.

ナンシーはいわゆる

かいきゅう

の

である。

Nancy comes from what we call the aristocracy.

らはいわゆる

の

ひがいしゃ

だ。

They are the so-called victims of war.

はいつの

か

けることができよう。

So-called trade friction could be avoided some day.

のパラグラフでは、いわゆるサプライサイドの

けいざいせんりゃく

というものの

だとうせい

を

する。

In the opening paragraphs I question the validity of so-called supply-side economic strategies.

はいわゆる

きょういく

は

には

たないものだと

えている。

He regards so-called compulsory education as useless.

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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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