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22 examples found containing 'よせ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
そんな
むちゃ
無茶
よせ
Don't beat your head against a stone wall.
ばかな
はなし
よせ
Stop your nonsense!
たにん
他人
あら
さが
よせ
Stop finding fault with others.
ばかなまね
ばなし
よせ
Stop your nonsense!
いい
とし
してそんな
ばか
馬鹿
まねよせ
At your age you should know better.
おい
ばか
馬鹿
まね
真似
よせ
Hey! Don't be silly.
ひとまえ
人前
あいついちゃつくよせ
Don't hang all over her like that in public.
よけい
余計
おせっかいよせ
Attend to your own business.
いすもっと
ちか
なさい
Draw your chair closer to the fire.
はじ
うわぬ
上塗
よせ
Don't bring on any more shame.
わずか
がく
こと
あらそ
よせ
Don't haggle over a small sum of money.
ひと
しりめ
尻目
ばかり
よせ
Do not always ride on someone's coat-tail.
ふたり
二人
なかま
仲間
さんにん
三人
あつ

Two's company, three's crowd.
らくご
落語
おもしろ
面白
おくふか
奥深
でんとう
伝統
ぶんか
文化
みなお
見直
され
はんじょう
繁昌
てい
ひろ
まった
ことから
とうきょう
東京
らくご
落語
こうりゅう
交流
ちいき
地域
よせ
寄席
たか
まる
という
こうか
効果
てきた

As rakugo has been reassessed as interesting and profound traditional culture, the names of prosperous houses have spread, and as a result interest in Tokyo rakugo as well as regional locations has grown.
いた
ゆきこ
由紀子
いた
グー
なぐ
よせよ
Ow! Yukiko! That hurts! Quit hitting me with your fists!
おまわりさん
くるま
かたがわ
片側
せる
ように
あいず
合図
された

The patrolman motioned me to pull over.
よせい
余生
じぶん
自分
りそう
理想
ついきゅう
追求
つい
やしたい

I want to spend rest of the life pursuing my ideals.
いんたい
引退
したら
よせい
余生
いなか
田舎
ごしたい

When I retire, I'd like to spend the rest of my life in the country.
そふ
祖父
しず
かな
よせい
余生
おく
りたい
おも
っている

My grandfather wants to live quietly for the rest of his life.
その
しょうぐん
将軍
たいえきご
退役後
ひっそり
よせい
余生
おく
った

The general lived the rest of his life peacefully after his retirement.
かいがい
海外
こぐんふんとう
孤軍奮闘
するより
にほん
日本
こうれいしゃ
高齢者
なじ
馴染
んだ
せいしんふうど
精神風土
よせい
余生
ほう
ずっと
あんど
安堵
できるはずです
Rather than going it alone abroad, it would be more reassuring to live out one's remaining years in Japan with its spiritual climate accustomed to older people.
かのじょ
彼女
よせん
予選
とされた

She was eliminated in the primaries.
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