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59 examples found containing '思いつく' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

はよい

えを

いついた。

He thought of a good idea.

は

も

いつかなかった。

I couldn't think of anything to say.

に

を

に

いあれ。

Cursed be he that first invented war.

ワットとフルトンは

を

しなければと

いついた。

Watt & Fulton bethought themselves that power must be availed of.

えを

いついた。

He gave birth to a brilliant idea.

はいい

を

いついた。

She thought of a good plan.

いつそんな

えを

いついたの。

When did you come up with such an idea?

えを

いついた。

Yesterday I hit on a good idea.

を

いていたら

にいいアイディアを

いついたので、

にメモをした。

While walking outside, I suddenly thought of a great idea and jotted it down in my notebook.

はよいアイディアを

いついた。

I hit on a good idea.

どうしてそのような

えを

いついたんだい。

What put such an idea into your head?

メアリーはすばらしい

えを

いついた。

Mary hit on a marvelous idea.

いい

えを

いついた。

A good idea came into my mind.

いい

を

いついた。

I hit upon a good idea.

が

で

にゅういん

しているということに

いつかなかった。

It never occurred to me that she was ill in hospital.

うーん。いいアイデアが

いつかない。

I can't come up with a good idea.

それまでは

はそのことに

いつかなかった。

That had not occurred to him before.

ケンはうまい

えを

いついた。

Ken hit on a good idea.

これよりいいアイディア

いつかないかな。

Can you think of a better idea than this one?

いアイデアが

いついた。

I had a good idea.

あなたは

いつけますか。

Can you think of anything else?

どうしてそのような

えを

いついたの。

What put such an idea into your head?

は

えを

いついた。

He thought up a new idea.

もっといいこと

いつきませんか。

Can you think of something better?

はいい

えを

いついた。

A good idea struck her.

はある

えを

いついた。

I hit on an idea.

は

かのうせい

のある

かいけつほう

を

いついた。

She came up with a possible solution.

にはすごい

が

いついた。

I finally came up with a great idea.

は

い

じゅっこう

、その

を

いついた。

He hit on the plan after long meditation.

か

えを

いつくたびに、

は

の

もなくそれを

がある。

He's given to going overboard every time he gets a new idea.

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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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