Components
93 examples found containing '熱'
ねつ
あります
Do you have a fever?
たいよう
太陽
ひか
ねつ
あた
えてくれる

The sun furnishes heat and light.
ねつ
あります
Any fever?
こども
子供
ねつ
あった
The child was hot with fever.
かのじょ
彼女
ねつ
あって
ている

She is in bed with a fever.
ねつ
がった

The fever has risen.
わたし
けさ
今朝
から
すこ
ねつ
ある
I have had a slight fever since this morning.
たいよう
太陽
ひかり
ねつ
あた
えてくれる

The sun gives us light and heat.
ねつ
ある
Do you have a fever?
ねつ
がりません

My fever won't go away.
たいよう
太陽
ひかり
ねつ

The sun gives light and heat.
すこ
ねつ
ある
おも

I think I've got a touch of fever.
ねつ
あるです
I have a fever.
とても
ねつ
あります
I feel very feverish.
わたし
すこ
ねつ
ある
I have a slight fever.
ねつ
がった

The fever has abated.
ちょっと
ねつ
あるです
I have a slight fever.
ねつ
がりました

Has the fever gone down?
けさ
今朝
すこ
ねつ
ありました
I had a little fever this morning.
わたし
とても
たか
ねつ
あった
I had a very high fever.
ねつ
ありません
I have no fever.
きょう
今日
すこ
ねつ
ある
I have a slight fever today.
すこ
ねつ
かもしれません
You may have a slight fever.
かぜ
たいしょく
大食
ねつ
しょうしょく
小食

Feed a cold and starve a fever.
すこ
ねつ
あったので
わたし
ていました

Having a slight fever, I stayed in bed.
ねつ
びょうにん
病人
からだ
あつ
かった

The patient was hot with fever.
きみ
きょう
今日
ねつ
すこ
あります
You have a little fever today, don't you?
わたし
ねつ
あるいくつ
りゆう
理由
ある
There are several reasons why I have a fever.
ねつ
あるので
いえ
いたほうがいい
As you have a fever, you'd better stay home.
ねつ
みず
じょうき
蒸気
える

Heat turns water into steam.
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