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24 examples found containing '荷ない' (results also include variant forms and possible homonyms)

は

りそうにない。

There is no chance of rain today.

この

ではいえは

えそうにない。

At this rate, we won't be able to buy a house.

が

やってきそうにない。

He is least likely to come.

は

が

りそうにない。

It is not going to rain this evening.

は

じゅうびょう

で

しそうにない。

He is seriously ill and unlikely to recover.

すぐには

の

を

けられそうにない。

We are not likely to accept another offer any time soon.

これらの

は

ちそうにない。

These gadgets seem to be of no use.

「

ね。それは

の

の

にないよ」と

は

いっしゅう

した。

"Retirement? That word is not in my vocabulary," he declared flatly.

は

の

を

いそうにない

だ。

He is the last person to speak ill of others.

は

しょうばい

をしてもまったく

しそうにない。

He is the last person to succeed in business.

にはその

はできそうにない。

I don't feel equal to doing the work.

の

がいいことなど

にない。

He is rarely in a good mood.

このテーブルは１

を

ないのだけど、

に

りそうにないのだ。

This table is fine except in one respect - it won't fit into my room.

は、

の

はえられそうにない。

I'm much less likely to win her favors than you are.

それがどれほどむずかしいか

に

できそうにない。

I can not seem to explain to you how difficult it is.

は

そうにない。

It isn't likely that she will come.

にはこの

を

してもらえそうにない。

I can't seem to get him to fix this machine.

なんて、とても

にはできそうにない。

I could never be a true man of my word.

けそうにない。

I am so tired that I can hardly walk.

まだ

だということを

えると、

は

そうにない。

Seeing that he is still sick, he is unlikely to come today.

へえー、

なんかしそうにない

っていたのに。

Really? I thought she'd be the last person to get married.

が

かっている

りではそんなことはありそうにない。

That's not likely in so far as I can see.

で

な

おんがくか

に

にないことだ。

It's a rare thing to run into a famous musician on the street.

なんか

からないが、

ひとすじなわ

じゃいきそうにないってことだな。ううむ。

I don't quite follow, but it looks like it will prove tricky. Ergh.

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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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