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119 examples found containing '凝乎と' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)
みなさんじっとしていて
くだ
さい

Could you keep still, everyone?
わたし
その
おとこ
じっと

I stared at the man.
さあ
って
じっと
いている
から
Tell me. I'm all ears.
ども
じっとしていないもの
Children don't keep still.
かける
よりじっとしていたい
I would sooner stay than go.
かれ
しんぶん
新聞
ちい
さな
かつじ
活字
じっとみた
He peered at the small print in a newspaper.
がくせい
学生
たち
しゅうし
終始
じっと
すわ
っていた

The students sat still all the time.
きみ
じっと
なに
てる
だい
What are you staring at?
わたし
かのじょ
彼女
かお
じっと
つめた

I stared her in the face.
おやじ
親父
じっと
わたし
かお

Father looked me full in the face.
その
ろうじん
老人
もん
ところにじっと
っていた

The old man stood still at the gate.
かのじょ
彼女
かれ
じっと
つめた

Her eyes anchored on him.
かれ
じっと
よこ
なっていた
He lay without movement.
かのじょ
彼女
わたし
じっと

She stared at me.
その
しょうじょ
少女
にんぎょう
人形
じっと
ていた

The girl was gazing at the doll.
かれ
わたし
じっと
つめた

He fastened his eyes on me.
こども
子供
けっ
して
じっとしていないもの
Children are never at rest.
ジョンその
じっと
つめた

John stared at the picture.
かれ
かのじょ
彼女
かお
じっと

He stared her in the face.
かれ
かのじょ
彼女
じっと

He fixed his eyes on her.
かのじょ
彼女
じっとしていない
Her hands are never still.
コーチ
せんしゅたち
選手達
およ
じっと
ていた

The coach was waiting for the players to swim.
かれ
その
じっと

He stared at the picture.
かのじょ
彼女
なが
こと
わたし
じっと

She gazed at me for a long time.
かれ
わたし
じっと

He fixed his eyes on me.
だれ
きみ
じっと
ている

Someone is watching you.
かれ
わたし
かお
じっと

He looked me in the face.
かのじょ
彼女
しょうじょ
少女
うつく
しい
ゆびわ
指輪
じっと
つめていた

She was eyeing the girl's beautiful ring.
かれ
ゲーム
めて
わたし
じっと
つめた

They stopped their game and stared at me.
かれ
じた
ままじっと
っていた

He stood still with his eyes closed.
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