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67 examples found containing '起'

ぎに

きました。

We woke up after midnight.

の

えんぜつちゅう

に

なできごとが

こった。

A strange incident happened during his speech.

いもよらないことが

こらないかぎり、きっとうまくいくはずだ。

Barring anything unforeseen everything should turn all right.

が

きた。

A revolution has occurred in technology.

において、

が

こった。

A great revolution has taken place in technology.

そのにぎやかな

で

ろしいことが

こった。

Something horrible happened in the busy square.

そんな

な

は

こりそうもない。

Such a strange thing is not likely to happen.

スピードを

と

を

こした。

I got into trouble with the police by driving too fast.

たとえ

きていなければならなくてもあなたを

っています。

I would keep waiting for you if I had to stay awake past midnight.

きとはかぎらない。

My mother does not always get up early.

７は

のいい

だ。

Seven is a lucky number.

でもないこと

うなよ。

It's bad luck to say that.

じゅうきゅう

には

さんぎょう

が

こった。

The 19th century saw the Industrial Revolution.

さんぎょう

は

イギリスで

きた。

The Industrial Revolution took place first in England.

が

された。

A new argument was presented.

、そのにぎやかな

で

が

こった。

The other day, something horrible happened in the busy square.

く

きれば、あなたは

じゅぎょう

に

います。

If you get up early, you can be in time for school.

はほんのわずかだったが、

やそこらじゅうから

き

こっている。

At first only a few people protested, but now they're all coming out of the woodwork.

の

は

を

こした。

His words gave rise to doubts.

さんぎょう

は

イギリスに

こった。

The Industrial Revolution took place first in England.

「『

だいとうあせんそう

大東亜戦争

』はなぜ

の

」 title (book, album etc.)

Why Did the "Greater East Asian War" Occur? A Political-Economic History of Pan-Asianism

がくせいじだい

に

は

や

ぎょうかいない

でその

が

いている。

He started a business during his student days, and now he is renowned in the industry.

４は

では

の

い

だ。

Four is an unlucky number in Japanese.

に

こったことは

ろしかった。

What happened next was terrible.

に

が

こるかだれにもわからない。

Nobody knows what will happen next.

はよく

ぎから

こる。

Sickness often results from eating too much.

に

こったことはいやなことだった。

What followed was unpleasant.

に

が

からない。

There is no telling what may happen next.

どんな

が

きようとも、

は

を

たします。

No matter what may come, I will do my duty.

の

は

ならじだい

の

の

が

だといわれています。

It is said that flower viewing started out as an event for aristocrats in the Nara period.

Kanshudo is your AI Japanese tutor, and your constant companion on the road to mastery of the Japanese language. To get started learning Japanese, just follow the study recommendations on your Dashboard. You can use Quick search (accessible using the icon at the top of every page) to look up any Japanese word, kanji or grammar point, as well as to find anything on Kanshudo quickly. For an overview, take the tour.

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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