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171 examples found containing 'けが' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

でけがをした。

He got hurt in the game yesterday.

は

んでけがをした。

She was injured in a fall.

は

の

でけがをした。

He got hurt in the game yesterday.

はスキーでけがをした。

I was injured while I was skiing.

い

もけがをしなかった。

Fortunately, no one was hurt.

は

、けがをしてしまった。

I got hurt today.

は

ナイフでけがをした。

He cut himself with a knife yesterday.

はひどいけがをした。

He was badly wounded.

もけがをしないことが

ましい。

It is desirable that nobody should be hurt.

いに

のけがは

に

ない。

She was not seriously injured.

はけがのため

ができなくなった。

His injury incapacitated him for work.

はけがにかまわず

っていた。

He was fighting regardless of his wound.

けがをしているのに、

らは

いつづけた。

Though wounded, they continued to fight.

にけがをした。

He fell and hurt his leg.

は

を

たれてけがをしている。

She was wounded by a shot in the leg.

は

にけがをした。

He hurt his left hand.

のけがは、かなり

かったようだ。

It appears that her injury was pretty bad.

その

は

をした。

The kid got hurt.

は

さいときよくけがをして、

りょうしん

を

させました。

My younger brother often got injured when he was little, which worried our parents.

をしますよ。

You will hurt yourself if you're not careful.

は

でけがをした。

He was injured in a railway accident.

じょうきゃく

の

がけがをしなかったわけではなかった。

Not all of the passengers escaped injury.

はその

でけがをした。

I got injured in the traffic accident.

さんにけがはなかっただろうね？

Your sister didn't hurt herself, did she?

の

は

のけがのことが

でたまらない。

Her folks cannot help worrying about her wound.

は

もがけがをしないことを

んでいる。

I am anxious that nobody should be hurt.

はその

でけがをした。

She was hurt in the accident.

は

からくる

みで

しんだ。

He suffered terrible pain from his injuries.

の

が

だらけだから、

だとけがをするかもしれない。

The river is rocky, so if you go barefoot you might hurt yourself.

けがをした

を

さい。

Please show me your injured arm.

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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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