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198 examples found containing '火'
してくれません

Give me a light, would you?
たとえ
なか
みず
なか

Go through fire and water.
えてしまって
この
へや
部屋
さむ

The fire has gone out and this room is cold.
ちか
あそ
きけん
危険

It's dangerous to play around the fire.
その
こや
小屋
つけられた
The hut was set on fire.
えかかっています
くわ
えてくれます

The fire is going out; will you add some wood?
だいどころ
台所
から

The fire started in the kitchen.
えた

The fire is out.
たばこ
煙草
してくれません

Will you give me a light?
えた

The fire went out.
たばこ
煙草
わす
れないで
ください
Don't forget to extinguish your cigarette.
ないところに
けむり
たず

There is no smoke without fire.
わす
れる

Don't forget to put out the fire.
あたりながらすわっていた
We sat over a fire.
へや
部屋
とても
さむ
えてしまった

The room is very cold. The fire has gone out.
けむり
ない
ない
There is no fire without smoke.
わす
れる

Never forget to put out the fire.
つね
きけん
危険

Fire is always dangerous.
しぜん
自然
えた

The fire went out by itself.
わたし
すぐ
こした

I started a fire right away.
うち
きんじょ
近所
ホテル

A fire broke out in a neighborhood hotel.
けむり
ある
ところ
ある
Where there is smoke there is fire.

Put out the fire.
どうぞ
あたり
くだ
さい

Please warm yourself at the fire.
えない
ようしてください
Please keep the fire from going out.
いえじゅう
家中
ひろ
がった

The fire spread throughout the house.
すみません
してもらえます

May I trouble you for a light?
ひじょう
非常
あぶ
ない

Fire is very dangerous.
だれ
ちか
づける

Don't let anyone come near the fire.
すぐ
いた

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