Components
659 examples found containing '水'
はな
みず
やらなければならない
We must water the flower.
たとえ
なか
みず
なか

Go through fire and water.
みず
もう

"Time to drink some water."
ベティ
はな
みず
やっています
Betty is watering the flowers.
みず
みたい

I want to drink some water.
この
みず
よい
It is good to drink this water.
みず
ほしいです
I'd like some water.
みず
じゅうぶん
十分
ある
We have water enough.
みず
なければ
にんげん
人間
きられない

But for water, no man could live.
みず
ください
Can I have some water, please?
かんじょう
感情
みず
fragment, headline etc.
Emotions are water
みず
ください
Some water, please.
この
みず
いい
あじ
する
This water tastes good.
みず
ってきて
ください
Could you bring me some water?
みず
いがい
以外
なに
えない

Nothing is to be seen but water.
かわ
みず
ありませんでした
There was no water in the river.
おがわ
小川
みず

Drink water from a stream.
わたし
みず
すこ
ください
Give me some water, please.
はな
みず
やり
わった

I've finished watering the flowers.
みず
すこ
ください
Please give me some water.
ちち
はな
みず
やっている
Father is watering flowers.
みず
いがい
以外
なに
えなかった

Nothing was to be seen but water.
この
みず
んで
あんしん
安心
です
This water is safe to drink.
みず
ここいちばん
ふか

The water is deepest here.
みず
すこ
くださいいいです
"Please give me some water." "All right."
みず
すこ
のこ
っている

There is a little water left.
ビン
みず
のこ
っていない

There is no water left in the bottle.
みず
いっぱい
一杯
ってきて
ください
Bring me a glass of water, please.
その
まち
その
かわ
から
みず
きょうきゅう
供給
している

The town is supplied with water from the river.
すいどう
水道
みず
きけん
危険

The water of the water supply is dangerous.
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