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48 examples found containing 'expression'

は

ひょうじょう

をしていた。

She wore a sad expression.

の

ひょうじょう

は

りに

ちている。

Her expression is full of anger.

て

な

ひょうげん

だ。

What an ambiguous expression!

は

の

を

ひょうげん

した。

He gave expression to his ideas through his work.

てあいまいな

ひょうげん

だ。

What an ambiguous expression!

の

ひょうじょう

わった。

Her expression underwent a sudden change.

は

な

ひょうじょう

を

かべていた。

He had a queer expression on his face.

の

ひょうじょう

に

は

した。

I was confused with her expression.

の

ひょうじょう

から

は

の

を

していない。

Judging from his expression, he is not telling the truth.

ひょうじょう

ということがまるでできてない。

It’s as though you’re unable to show any expression.

く

は

ひょうげん

だ。

Crying is an expression of grief.

は

きをしている。

He has a kind expression.

は

ひょうじょう

をしていた。

The teacher wore a harsh expression on his face.

needless to sayは

の

ひょうげん

しょうかい

されることが

いです。

'needless to say' is often introduced as an idiomatic expression in the infinitive.

は

を

す

な

ひょうげん

である。

Silence is the perfect expression of scorn.

は、

いを

しで

を

た。

She looked at me with a sorrowful expression.

これは

の

ひゆひょうげん

は

っています。

I really like this metaphorical expression, which exists only in English.

は

な

を

た。

He looked at me with a strange expression.

は

を

す

な

ひょうげん

である。

Silence is the most perfect expression of scorn.

その

の

ひょうげん

だ。

The author's mode of expression is very concise.

の

ひょうじょう

から

すると、

は

が

い。

Judging from his expression, he is in a bad mood.

のテクニックはすばらしいが、もっと

かんじょう

を

がある。

Her technique is superb, but she needs to play with more expression.

この

ひょうげん

つの

があります。

This expression has three meanings.

の

れた。

Her sorrow found expression in silent tears.

このような

ひょうげん

を

にじゅうひてい

といいますが、

を

します。

This sort of expression is called a double negative, but as a whole it shows affirmation.

ひょうじょう

から

すると、

は

が

い。

Judging from his expression, he's in a bad mood.

は

に

ひょうじょう

かにその

を

った。

He sang the song with great expression.

われている

ひょうげん

に

けるようにします。

I will make sure to be careful with the expression used.

いがけずうれしいことの

ひょうげん

に「

」と

しますが、いまの

の

ちは「

から

マグロ」くらいの

きでございます。

We use the expression “a windfall from the shelf” for unexpected happiness, but right now I’m so surprised that my feelings are more like “a bluefin tuna from the shelf.”

の

に

ひょうじょう

を

った。

I read a womanly expression on her face.

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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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