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24 examples found containing '切らす' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

を

けた。

He was gasping for breath as he ran.

を

らしたその

を

った。

We watched the game while holding our breath.

その

は

を

らしていた。

The dog was out of breath.

は

を

に

いた。

He arrived at the station out of breath.

は

を

らしているのに

いた。

She discovered that she had run out of salt.

マラソンの

は、

を

らしていた。

The marathon runners were out of breath.

とコショウを

らしてしまった。

We've just run out of salt and pepper.

のサイズはあるんですが、その

のは

らしております。

We have the extra-large size, but not in that color.

あら

を

らしているわ。

Ah, we have run short of sugar.

を

ったので、

らは

を

らしていた。

They were out of breath after swimming across the river.

ふくしゃき

の

を

らしたよ。

We've run out of paper for the photocopier.

はバスケットボールをして

を

らしている。

She is panting from playing basketball.

を

んだ。

I was out of breath and sat down.

は

を

きょうしつ

にかけこんだ。

I ran into the classroom out of breath.

たくさんの

を

だったので

は

に

を

らしていた。

After running up so many flights of steps, she was completely out of breath.

あのー、お

きゃくさま

のサイズは

らしてしまっているようですが。

I think we're out of your size.

もとうとう

を

らされたってわけだね。

He was finally forced to resign.

しびれを

しゃっきん

の

をした。

He impatiently asked for repayment.

なぜそんなに

をきらしているのか。

Why are you panting so?

をきらしてしまった。

We have run short of food.

は

をきらしてえきへついた。

He arrived at the station out of breath.

は

をきらしたら

だ。

He finds it very hard to do without cigarettes for a day.

なしでうまくすまさなくてはなりません。きらしているのです。

We have to do without sugar; we're short of it.

が

できないのに

はしびれをきらしている。

I am impatient with his inability to make decisions.

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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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