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14 examples found containing 'しかない' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
いっしょう
一生
うち
せいしゅん
青春
なんて
いちど
一度
しかない
Youth comes but once in life.
かれ
わず
かな
しゅうにゅう
収入
らす
しかない
They have to live on his small income.
むかし
だんち
団地
ろく
じょう
よじょうはん
四畳半
ふたま
二間
しかなかった
My old public housing apartment had only two rooms. One was six tatami mats, the other was four and a half.
なん
らかの
てんぺんちい
天変地異
きた
かんが
える
しかなかった
It could only have been some kind of natural disaster.
Source: パラドックス13東野圭吾
なぜなら
かのじょ
彼女
こと
わす
れる
にはこうするしかないからです
Because this is the only way for me to forget about her.
べん
ける
にはこれしかない
There's no other way to open the vent.
ぼく
もうすぐ
ななじゅっ
70
さい
なので
こうかい
後悔
なにもあるがまま
れる
しかないです
I will soon be 70, so regret is not an option, I will just have to accept it.
なぜ
はんえい
繁栄
している
しょうてんがい
商店街
1%しかないのか title (book, album etc.)
Why Are No More Than 1 Percent of Shopping Districts Prosperous?
すべて
おくそく
憶測
うえ
おくそく
憶測
かさ
ねた
くうちゅうろうかく
空中楼閣
しかない
It's all just a castle in the air built from guess upon guess.
Source: 黒い家貴志祐介
わたし
たち
には
ちい
さな
くるま
しかない
We only have a small car.
ボール
った
からにはゴールまで
はし
しかない
Now that you've got the ball, there's nothing to do but run for the goal.
たいおう
対応
しにくい
きゃく
おお
くても
ここ
たんとう
担当
なった
いじょう
以上
がんば
頑張
って
たいおう
対応
できるようになるしかないんです
Even though there are many customers who are difficult to deal with, now that you're in charge of this department, you'll just have to do your best and learn how to deal with them.
ふた
もの
あいだ
ごく
わず
かな
しかない
There is only a marginal difference between the two.
ネット
えんじょう
炎上
かんじゅ
甘受
するしかないだろう
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