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898 examples found containing '目'
もくてき
目的
なに
?
What is the purpose?
いもうとさん
おお
きい
です
Your little sister's eyes are big, arent' they?
かのじょ
彼女
おお
きい
です
She has big eyes.
かかる
たの
しみ
していました
I've been looking forward to meeting you.
ひどい
あいます
You'll have a hard time.
けてみろ

Open your eyes.
とう
さん
まいあさ
毎朝
しんぶん
新聞
とお

My dad has a look at the newspaper every morning.
わり
から
ぎょう
からはじめよう
Let's begin at the last line but one.
けていられません

I can't keep my eyes open.
アルバイト
はじ
めて
きょう
今日
ふつか
2日
です
Today is my second day of my side job.
けて
ください
Open your eyes, please.
なが
くだ
さい

I hope you won't expect results immediately.
ひどい
あった
I had a devil of a time.
10ページ
ぎょう
みなさい
Let's begin with the fifth line on page 10.
あなた
わる
です
Are your eyes bad?
かかる
ねん
ぶり
です
We haven't seen you in the past four years.
くうき
空気
えない

Air is invisible.
くち
ほど
もの

The eyes are as eloquent as the tongue.
あの
しょうじょ
少女
あお

That girl's eyes are blue.
だいほん
台本
とお
しておいて
ください
Please go over the script.
けておく

Keep your eyes open.
わたし
わたし

I see with my eyes.
にほんじん
日本人
くろ

The Japanese have dark eyes.
わたし
みぎ
えない

I am blind in the right eye.
わたし
よくないのでめがねかけなければならない
My sight isn't good; I have to wear glasses.
つよ
コーヒー
いっぱい
一杯
なければなかなか
めない

It is hard to wake up without a strong cup of coffee.
いた

My eyes hurt.
けいさつ
警察
かれ
つけている
The cops are keeping tabs on him.
かのじょ
彼女
なみだ
あふれている
Her eyes brimmed with tears.
むすめ
れても
いた
くない

My daughter is the apple of my eye.
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