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36 examples found containing '折れる' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

を

ぶのは

が

れる。

Learning English is hard work.

は

めは

に

が

れた。

I had great difficulty at the beginning.

ついにバス

が

れた。

At last, the bus company gave in.

ついに

も

い

に

れた。

In the end, he also faltered in the face of great adversity.

は

の

をついだ。

The doctor set his broken leg.

それについて

はあくまで

れなかった。

He was stiff about it.

がれ。

Better bend than break.

はどうしても

に

れようとしなかった。

She would not give in to her husband.

この

はたいして

が

れない。

The work doesn't need much effort.

ソファーを２

へはたいへん

が

れた。

It took a lot of effort to carry the sofa upstairs.

その

の

は

れていた。

The bird's wing was broken.

は

に

をわからせるのに

が

れた。

I had not a little difficulty in bringing the truth home to him.

の

をしてくたくただ。

I'm worn out by the hard work.

その

はしなったが

れなかった。

The bamboo gave but did not break.

らは

れないだろうから

だ。

It's no use pleading because they'll never give in.

は

の

を

も

か

れた。

He got a broken jaw and lost some teeth.

に

の

だった。

It was real hard work.

それは

にはかなり

の

れることだった。

That was quite an effort for a child.

らもいつか

に

れてくるだろう。

They'll give in to us some day.

その

はたわんだが、

れなかった。

The branch bent but did not break.

すこしでも

の

れるようなことはごめんだ。

I don't like anything like hard work.

は

にとってたいへん

の

であった。

Reading aloud was a great effort to him.

マストが

は

ひょうりゅう

めた。

The mast broke and our ship went adrift.

この

の

で、

はすっかり

れた。

This hard work has made me very tired.

はしなったけど

れはしなかった。

The branches gave but did not break.

は

に

を

させるつもりはなかったのだが、

があまりにせがむものだから、

の

がとうとう

れた。

He didn't intend to let her drive but she pestered him so much that he finally gave in.

やといぬし

は

の

げの

ようきゅう

に

れないだろう。

Our employer will not give way to our demands for higher wages.

ハイヒールのかかとが

れたとき、ストッキングがほつれた。

She got a run in her stocking when she broke the heel of her shoe.

れるよりはたわむがまさる。

Better bend than break.

は

を

ひょうめい

せずにはおれない。

I cannot forbear expressing my doubts.

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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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