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38 examples found containing 'はせい'

はせいぜい１

っただけだ。

He paid at most ten thousand dollars.

はせいぜい２０ドルしか

わないだろう。

He will pay 20 dollars at most.

はせいぜい１００ドルだけしか

っていない。

He has a hundred dollars at most.

はせいぜい

っていない。

He has not more than 10 dollars.

はせいぜい

ドルだろう。

The trip will cost $1000 at the outside.

はせいぜい１８

だ。

She is eighteen at most.

はせいぜい３０

だと

は

った。

I thought she was 30 at most.

はせいぜい

の

だ。

He is at best a second-rate scholar.

はせいぜい１００ドルしか

えません。

I can only pay 100 dollars at most.

にはせいぜいあなたの

ない。

At best I can do only half of what you did.

そこにいたのはせいぜい５０

だ。

There were barely fifty people there.

はせいぜい

の

だ。

She is a second-rate singer at best.

はせいぜい

ドルだ。

He has at most 100 dollars.

はせいぜい１８

だ。

He is not more than eighteen.

はせいぜい

そこにいただけであった。

He stayed there not more than four days.

はせいぜい

われなかった。

I was robbed not more than 1000 yen.

はせいぜい１０００えんしか

っていない。

I didn't have more than 1,000 yen.

の

はせいぜいこんなもんです。

This is at best the extent of my magic.

が

っているのはせいぜい３

だ。

I have not more than three thousand yen.

がそれに

が

えるのはせいぜいそれぐらいだ。

That is as much as I dare spend on it.

はせいぜい

さんじっぷん

れないだろう。

You will be delayed for only thirty minutes at worst.

われわれはせいぜいわずかな

めない。

At best we can only hope for a small profit.

ヘレンの

たいじゅう

はせいぜい４０キロだ。

Helen weighs not more than 40 kilograms.

フェリーにはせいぜい１００

の

じょうきゃく

しかいなかった。

There were not more than one hundred passengers on board the ferry.

この

はせいぜい２万

くらいしかのっていない。

This dictionary contains not more than 20,000 words.

あの

はせいぜい４０

だ。

The lady is forty years old at most.

それはせいぜい

のホテルだ。

It is at best a second-rate hotel.

はせいぜい５０ドルしか

わないだろう。

She will pay 50 dollars at most.

に

はせいぜい２

しかもたないよ。

My job will only last two years at most.

ヘレンはせいぜい４０キロだ。

Helen weighs not more than 40 kilograms.

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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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