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442 examples found containing 'なっている' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

すことになっている。

I am due to speak tonight.

がなっているのが

こえた。

I heard the telephone ringing.

１１

になっているよ。

It is already eleven.

５

に

で

うことになっている。

I am to meet him at five at the station.

ベルが

っている。

The bell is ringing.

の

が

な

になっている。

The increase of the population is a serious problem.

は

ちゅうごく

を

することになっている。

The Queen is to visit China next year.

はベルが

を

いた。

I heard the sound of a ringing bell.

は

が

になっている。

Those mountains over there have turned white this morning.

ベルが

っているよ。

There's the bell.

は

しゅじゅつ

を

になっている。

Father is going to undergo an operation.

は

からなっている。

A whole is made up of parts.

がおかしくなっているんだよ。

The whole world is off its rocker.

を

とうきょう

ですることになっている。

The conference is to be held in Tokyo.

は

の

メアリーと

うことになっている。

I am seeing Mary this afternoon.

じどうしゃ

の

はよくなっている。

The performance of electric cars has improved.

らはあすホテルで

うことになっている。

They are going to meet at the hotel tomorrow.

は

で

になっている。

She lies ill in bed.

そのクラスは５０

の

から

っている。

The class consists of fifty students.

でたばこを

ってはいけないことになっている。

You are not supposed to smoke at school.

このクラスは３５

の

から

っている。

This class is composed of 35 pupils.

はクラスを

だいひょう

することになっている。

She is due to speak for the class.

にオレンジがいくつかなっている。

There are some oranges on the tree.

は

せいちょう

になっている。

He is earnest for success.

の

は

は

になっている。

The site of the castle is now a park.

その

は

せるばかりになっている。

The room is ready for us to move into.

わたしたち

は７

に

うことになっている。

We are to meet at seven.

じてんしゃ

は

の

を

ってはいけないことになっている。

It is illegal for bicycles to pass on the right of cars.

この

はあそこで

くなっている。

This river becomes shallow at that point.

は

ゆうしょく

の

に

しゅくだい

をするのが

しゅうかん

になっている。

She is accustomed to doing her homework before dinner.

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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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