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22 examples found containing '新入' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

しんにゅう

は

をうまくいいぬけた。

The new employee glossed over his first mistake.

しんにゅう

に

の

をよく

させるのは

の

になるよ。

It will be your job to acquaint the newcomer with the rules of the office.

「

の

を

しんにゅうしゃいん

や

に

の

かんどころ

」 title (book, album etc.)

I’d Like to Hand Down My Experience to New and Junior Employees: The Vital Points of Company Work

しんにゅうしゃいん

の

かんげいかい

にかこつけて、

を

もうとしているだろう。

You're using the welcome party for the new employees as a reason to get me to drink.

あの

りは

がある。

The newcomer is so insolent that he needs to be knocked down to size.

りだな。

You're new, huh?

も

りの

に

だった。

Everyone was friendly to the new girl.

うちのボスは

りの

に

だ。

Our boss is very sweet on the new girl.

しんにゅうせい

の

ですか？

Are you a new student?

その

しんにゅうせい

はケンと

しくなった。

The new student became friends with Ken.

に

しょうねん

は

しんにゅうせい

だ。

The boy who spoke to me was a new student.

しんにゅうせい

をからかってはいけません。

Don't make fun of the new student!

は

しんにゅうせい

です。

I am a new student.

しんにゅうせい

が

きょうしつ

へ

ってきた。

A new student came into the class.

しんにゅうせい

の

はすぐに

に

れた。

The new boys soon accustomed themselves to the school.

その

しんにゅうせい

は

わたしたち

のことを

らないからよそよそしい。

The new boy is distant because he does not know us.

らは

しんにゅうせい

をからかった。

They teased the new student.

しんにゅうせい

は

に

を

かいじょう

に

った。

The new students entered the hall full of hope.

その

は

しんにゅうせい

の

が

に

であることを

している。

The figure indicates approximately two thirds of the freshmen are indifferent to politics.

は

しんにゅうせい

です。

You are new students.

しんにゅうせい

かんげいかい

は

しかったですか。

Did you enjoy yourself at the welcoming party for freshmen?

しんにょう

は

の

の

。

The 'move' radical is one of the left-bottom kanji radicals.

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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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