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40 examples found containing '惡戲' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

それはひどいいたずらだ。

That's very naughty of you.

は

の

にいたずらをした。

She played a trick on my sister.

のいたずらがよく

を

こす。

A child's mischief often causes a fire.

あの

はなんていたずらなのだ。

What a little imp he is!

はいたずらばかりしているね。

You are being naughty today.

いたずらをするのは

が

い。

Boys will be boys (literally: Playing pranks is inevitable).

あの

は

ったほどいたずらではない。

The boy isn't as bad as he seemed.

になるとその

はいたずらを

めた。

The little boy got into mischief when he was left alone.

のこはいたずらが

きである。

Boys are fond of mischief.

ただの

のいたずらだよ。

It's just a trick of the wind.

いたずらに

つかくした /

のお

。 line from poem, haiku, dialogue etc.

For fun, I hide a treat from my brother.

Source: お菓子（金子みすゞ）

はいつもなにかしらいたずらをしている。

Children are always doing some mischief or other.

は

のいたずらを

める。

Love begins playing his old tricks every spring.

マイクは

にひどいいたずらをした。

Mike played a bad trick on his brother.

はよく

にいたずらをしたものだ。

I would play tricks on my brother.

は

にいたずらをした。

He played a trick on his friend.

たちはその

がいたずらをするのをやめさせた。

We stopped the child from getting into mischief.

ジャックは

に

いいたずらをした。

Jack played a dirty trick on me.

は

かいたずらをしようとしている。

He is up to some monkey business.

ったいたずら

はだれだ？

Who's the naughty boy that broke the window?

いたずらはたいていの

に

きょうつう

のものだ。

Mischief is common to most children.

この

に

のいたずらな

しょうねん

が

んでいた。

Once there lived a naughty boy in this village.

いたずらをするからいっそうその

が

きだ。

I like the child all the better for his mischief.

のいたずらはしょうがない。

Boys will be boys.

の

が

ばかりしている。

The older boys are always playing tricks on him.

そのいたずら

から

を

すな。

Keep an eye on the naughty kid.

のしっぽを

るなんて、おまえはなんていたずらな

だ。

It is very naughty of you to pull the kitten's tail.

は

がいたずらに

ぎてしまったのはなぜだったのかと

えた。

The old man wondered why life had passed him by.

はよく

にいたずらをしたものだった。

She would often play tricks on me.

あのわんぱく

のいたずらには

する。

That naughty boy annoys me by his pranks.

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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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