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30 examples found containing 'ものがある'

この

が

に

る

かんがいぶか

いものがある。

It's deeply moving that this boy is already old enough to enter college.

あの

の

は

りゅうりゅう

たるものがある。

That person is well respected.

このヌードのポスターには

の

に

えるものがある。

This nude poster appeals visually to the young.

じょうほう

の

を

る

さいげんりつ

と

てきごうりつ

というものがある。

As yardsticks to measure the effectiveness of information retrieval there exist those called 'recall ratio' and 'precision ratio'.

にもそれなりに

いものがある。

He has his own collection of phobias.

ものごとには

きどきというものがあるってことです。

For everything there is a time to quit.

すべてには

というものがある。

Everything has its price.

には

か

のようなものがある。

She has something of a magnetic force.

の

には

しょうじき

のものがある。

There is more in his character than simple honesty.

というものがあるとしたら、

こそそのものだ。

He is a politician, if ever there was one.

さらに

に

れるものがあるならば。

When there's more to be fought for.

の

にはゴリラに

ふこうへい

なものがある。

Some test questions are unfair to gorillas.

によっては

が

くものがある。

Some kinds of food make us thirsty.

「ぼくは、

いたいものがあるのだ」と

がいいました。

"I want to buy things," the boy said.

の

の

には

けいようし

の

をするものがある。

Some English adverbs function as adjectives.

この

いんりょう

に

まれている

には

なものがある。とりわけ

にんしんちゅう

の

に。

Some of the ingredients in this beverage are harmful, especially if you are pregnant.

には

というものがある。

Everything has its limit.

にしているものがある。

Everyone has his own treasure.

には

に

のものがある。

There is more in life than meets the eye.

をびっくりさせるものがある。

I have a surprise for you.

そんなものがあるなんて

わない。

I don't believe such things exist.

この

に

か

しいものがあることは、だれでも

っている。

Everyone knows that there is something new in this old capital.

がんにも

なものがある。

We can cure some types of cancer.

の

には

か

けているものがあるような

がするんだ。

I have a feeling that something is lacking in my life.

の

は

とくひつたいしょ

すべきものがある。

His accomplishments should be written in large letters.

の

がくもんてき

な

ぎょうせき

には

を

えるものがある。

His academic achievements are impressive.

ちゅうしょうてき

な

げいじゅつ

には

しにくいものがある。

Some abstract art is difficult to understand.

べつにもったいを

けるわけじゃないけれど、ものごとには

じゅんばん

というものがあるものね。

I don't mean to put on airs, but there is a natural order of things.

Source: ねじまき鳥クロにカル（村上春樹）

「

というものがある」という

ひょうげん

は

はシェイクスピアの「ジュリアス・シーザー」にある

ひょうげん

である。

"There is a tide" is, in fact, from a passage in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.

の

では、

いのタイミングは

に

は

どうりょう

にこまごまとしたことを

わないで「

というものがある」と

いたりすることが

あった。

For instance, in my father's business the timing of sales and purchases was very important, and he would sometimes write or say to his colleagues "There is a tide," without going into detail.

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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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