Results, 木造

木造のmokuzouno家ieはha石造のsekizouno家ieよりもyorimo燃えmoeやすいyasui。
Houses built with wood burn more easily than houses built out of stone.
法隆寺houryuujiはha世界sekai最古saikoのno木造mokuzou建築kenchikuであるdearu。
The Horyuji is the oldest wooden building in the world.
日本nipponのno家屋kaokuはha木造mokuzouでde、火がつきhigatsukiやすいyasui。
Japanese houses are built of wood and they catch fire easily.
日本nipponのno家屋kaokuはha大部分daibubunがga木造mokuzouですdesu。
Most Japanese houses are built of wood.
少年shounen達tachiはhaウッドUDDOさんsanについてnitsuite、農家noukaのno近くchikakuにniあるaru古いfurui木造のmokuzouno建物tatemonoへhe歩いてaruite行きましたikimashita。
They walked with him to an old wooden building near the farmhouse.
私のwatashino家ieはha木造mokuzouですdesu。
My house is built of wood.
隠者injaはha木造のmokuzouno小屋koyaにni住んでいたsundeita。
The hermit lived in a wooden hut.
ますますmasumasu多くookuのno家ieがgaコンクリートKONKURIITOでde作られるtsukurareruようになりyouninari、コンクリートKONKURIITOのno家ieはha木造のmokuzouno家屋kaokuほどhodo簡単kantanにはniha燃えないmoenaiためtame、火事kajiはha今imaはha以前izenほどhodo恐ろしいosoroshiiものmonoでdeはhaなくなっているnakunatteiru。
Fires are less frightening today than they once were, because more and more houses are built of concrete, and concrete houses do not burn as easily as the old wooden ones.
どちらかといえばdochirakatoieba木造mokuzou住宅juutakuにni住みsumiたいtai。
I'd rather live in a wooden house.
それsoreはha現存gensonするsuru最古saikoのno木造mokuzou建築kenchikuであるdearu。
It is the oldest wooden building in existence.
日本nipponのno寺院jiinのno大半taihanはha木造mokuzouだda。
The majority of Japanese temples are made out of wood.
木造mokuzouのno建物tatemonoはha火事kajiにniなりnariやすいyasui。
Wooden buildings catch fire easily.
日本nipponのno家ieはhaたいていtaitei木造mokuzouでdeあるaru。
Most Japanese houses are built of wood.

Words

木造★【もくぞうmokuzou】

~の noun / noun:

  • wooden; made of wood; wooden construction
木造り【きづくりkizukuri】木造irr.

noun / ~の noun:

noun:

  • gardener - archaism

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