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23 examples found containing '上京する' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

を

るとすぐ、

は

じょうきょう

した。

On leaving high school, I went to Tokyo.

は

を

べんきょう

するつもりで

じょうきょう

した。

He went up to Tokyo with the intention of studying English.

は

じょうきょう

だ。

He is scheduled to come up to Tokyo tomorrow.

は

しょうよう

で

じょうきょう

した。

He came up to Tokyo on business.

その

には、いつ

が

じょうきょう

するのか

いていない。

The letter does not say what time she will come up to Tokyo.

じょうきょう

したときにお

いしたかった。

I hoped to have seen you when I went to Tokyo.

の

りょうしん

は

じょうきょう

です。

Both of his parents are coming to Tokyo.

は１８

じょうきょう

した。

She came up to Tokyo at eighteen.

は

じょうきょう

してくるときはいつでも、

ず

に

をくれる。

Every time he comes up to Tokyo, he never fails to call me up.

は

じょうきょう

し、そこで

と

した。

He came up to Tokyo, and there married her.

が１８

の

に

じょうきょう

してから

が

ぎた。

Ten years have passed since I came to Tokyo at the age of eighteen.

は１

に１

じょうきょう

する。

He comes to Tokyo once a year.

は

じょうきょう

するたびに

に

まる。

Whenever he comes to Tokyo, he stays with us.

とにかく、きみは

じょうきょう

すべきだ。

In any case you should come up to Tokyo.

はすぐに

じょうきょう

し、

は

がりであったが、

と

った。

I came up to Tokyo at once it was early in the afternoon and saw my uncle.

じょうきょう

には

さい。

Allow me to know in advance when you are coming up to Tokyo.

は

じょうきょう

するたびに

の

に

まる。

Whenever he comes up to Tokyo, he stays at our house.

は

じょうきょう

するたびに

に

まる。

Whenever he comes up to Tokyo, he stays with us.

が

じょうきょう

には

の

と

じ

だったそうです。

I hear my father was as old as I am now when he came up to Tokyo.

は

じょうきょう

は

でスーパーを

していた。

Mr Sato ran a supermarket in his hometown before he came to Tokyo.

は

いっかくせんきん

の

を

じょうきょう

した。

He came up to Tokyo with a big dream.

いちりょうじつちゅう

に

じょうきょう

えてあった。

He added that he was coming up to town in a day or two.

じょうきょう

いちかげつ

とは

たないうちに、

はホームシックにかかった。

He had not been in Tokyo a month when he got homesick.

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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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