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19 examples found containing '虎 とら'
とら
このあたり
あらわ
れる

A tiger appears near here.
とら
にくしょく
肉食
どうぶつ
動物
です
A tiger is a beast of prey.
まんいち
万一
とら
おりから
てきたら
どうします
If a tiger should come out of the cage, what would you do?
やせい
野生
とら
アフリカ
られません

No wild tigers are to be found in Africa.
とら
しっぽ
尻尾
kotowaza
Take a great risk (literally: tread on a tiger's tail).
かれ
とら

He likes a tiger.
けん
とら
ぜつめつ
絶滅
した
ひょうが
氷河
じだい
時代
であった
It was during the ice age that the saber-toothed tiger became extinct.
とら
にゅうもん
入門
じくもの
軸物
から
ねんがじょう
年賀状
まで title (book, album etc.)
Introduction to Drawing Tigers: From Scrolls to New Year’s Cards
とら
しょうめつ
消滅
しかかっている
しゅぞく
種族
である
The tiger is a vanishing species.
とら
ぴったりねらいつけなさい
Take steady aim at the tiger.
わたし
とら
ねら
って
はっぽう
発砲
した
そこ
なった

I aimed at the tiger and fired, but missed him.
とお
とら
ほえている
みみ
した
We heard tigers roaring in the distance.
とら
おお
きな
ねこ
いうなら
おな
ように
ねこ
ちい
さな
とら
いってよい
You may as well call a cat a small tiger as call a tiger a big cat.
とら
とら
あかあか
える

Tyger, Tyger, burning bright.
かれ
しゅび
首尾
よくその
とら
した
They succeeded in catching the tiger alive.
それ
とら
はな
ようなもの
It is like letting a tiger run loose.
おり
れられた
とら
さか
った

The caged tiger lashed its tail.
ライオン
とら
ねこか
猫科
ふた
ちが
った
たね
である
The lion and the tiger are two different species of cat.
とら
して
かわ
ひと
して
のこ

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