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26 examples found containing 'ウイスキ' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

このウイスキーはどう。

How do you like this whisky?

はウイスキーの

しょうばい

をしています。

He deals in whiskey.

ウイスキーを

もっている。

I have a bottle of whiskey.

このウイスキーは

すぎる。

This whisky is too strong.

ウイスキーは

とよく

う。

Whiskey goes very well with tea.

ウイスキーを

っています。

I have a bottle of whiskey.

はウイスキーを

で

んだ。

He took a drink of whiskey neat.

の

でウイスキーを

けた。

He opened a bottle of whiskey at his home yesterday.

ウイスキーを

んだ。

I drank a whisky straight.

ジャックダニエルはテネシーのウイスキーです。

Jack Daniel's is a Tennessee whiskey.

してウイスキーを

ってきます。

Excuse me just a second. I'll go and get the whiskey.

はウイスキーを

あけたうえに、ビールを

し

んだ。

He drank some beer besides a bottle of whisky.

このビンの

には

しょうりょう

のウイスキーがある。

There is a bit of whisky in this bottle.

にウイスキーかジンをすすめたが、

はどちらもいらないと

った。

I offered him whisky or gin, but he said he didn't need either.

うと、ウイスキーよりビールが

きだ。

As for me, I prefer beer to whisky.

に

の

がウイスキーのにおいをプンプンとさせて、がまんできなかった。

I just couldn't put up with the man smelling of whisky sitting next to me.

はウイスキーどころかビールさえ

まない。

He doesn't even drink beer, not to mention whiskey.

ウイスキーには

じゅうぜい

が

せられていた。

A heavy tax was imposed on whiskey.

はウイスキーをちょっぴり

んだ。

He drank a shot of whiskey.

を

んでも、ウイスキーを

じだ。どちらにしたところで

めや

えの

ぎになるから。

It is a toss-up whether to drink sake or whiskey; too much of either results equally in drunken revelry.

は

ワインをたしなむが、たいていはウイスキーを

む。

He enjoys wine sometimes, but mostly he drinks whisky.

このカウンターでウイスキーの

、けっこう

のタイプだわ。

See that guy over there at the counter drinking whisky? He's pretty much my type.

そこのカウンターでウイスキーの

、けっこう

のタイプだわ。

See that guy over there at the counter drinking whisky? He's pretty much my type.

しょうしょう

のウイスキーを

にはなりますまい。

It'll do no harm to drink a little whisky.

は

むかのようにウイスキーを

んだ。

He drank the whisky as if it were water.

あの

は５０

も

ウイスキーを

っていた。

The old man had been making white lightning for 50 years.

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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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