Components
16 examples found containing '不要' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
やす
かった
ので
ふよう
不要
ものまで
なってしまった
The cheap prices tempted me to buy things I didn't need.
さんか
参加
かいひ
会費
ふよう
不要

There's no membership fee for joining.
さんか
参加
ため
かいひ
会費
ふよう
不要
です
There's no membership fee for joining.
たばこなど
ふよう
不要

Cigarettes etc. are not necessary.
かさ
かさ
ふそく
不足
しない
ように
ふよう
不要
かさ
あつ
める
きょうりょく
協力
して
ほしい
They want people to help collect discarded umbrellas to ensure there is no shortage of "on-loan umbrellas."
こや
小屋
きれいして
ふよう
不要
もの
なさい
Clean out the shed and throw away things you don't need.
その
こうえんしゃ
講演者
とてもゆうめいだったので
しょうかい
紹介
ふよう
不要
ほどだった
The speaker was so well-known as to need no introduction.
ダム
ふようろん
不要論
ただ
八ッ場ダム
けんせつ
建設
ちゅうし
中止
てんか
天下
ぐさく
愚策
title (book, album etc.)
Investigating and Bringing to Light the Argument That the Dam Is Unnecessary: Canceling the Construction of Yanba Dam Would Be the World’s Dumbest Plan
サンフランシスコベイエリア“Shelter-in-place”
ばれる
ふようふきゅう
不要不急
がいしゅつ
外出
きんし
禁止
めいれい
命令
ぜんべい
全米
いち
はや
はっしゅつ
発出
されました

The US-wide order forbidding non-essential and non-urgent movement outside was first announced in the San Francisco Bay Area.
きみ
かぞく
家族
ふよう
扶養
せきにん
責任
わす
れて
はならない
You must be mindful of your family responsibilities.
かれ
ふよう
扶養
かぞく
家族
おお

He has a large family.
かれ
ふよう
扶養
かぞく
家族
さんにん
3人
いる
He has three dependents to support.
かれ
おお
ふよう
扶養
かぞく
家族
いる
He has a large family to support.
かれ
ふよう
扶養
かぞく
家族
おお
かった

He had a large family to support.
わたし
ふよう
扶養
かぞく
家族
いません
I don't have any family to support.
かれ
ふよう
不用
もの
てた

They discarded unnecessary things.
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