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木造家屋mokuzoukaokuはha簡単kantanにni燃えるmoeru。
A wooden building can easily catch fire.
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.
木星mokuseiのno周辺shuuhenをwo回っているmawatteiruもっとmotto小さなchiisana惑星wakuseiをwo見てmiteケプラーKEPURAAはha、外出中gaishutsuchuuのno王ouのno回りmawariをwo取り囲むtorikakomu護衛goeiをwo思いだしたomoidashitaのでnode、それsoreをwo衛星eiseiとto名付けたnazuketaのだnoda。
The smaller planets hovering around the planet Jupiter reminded him of the guards surrounding a king when he walked outdoors, and Kepler called them satellites.
木材mokuzaiはhaアフリカAFURIKAのno大半taihanにおいてnioite消えkieゆくyuku資源shigenでありdeari、これらのkoreranoストーブSUTOOBUはha現在genzai使われているtsukawareteiruものmonoよりyoriずっとzutto木材mokuzaiのno消費量shouhiryouがga少ないsukunai。
Wood is a disappearing resource in much of Africa, and these stoves burn far less wood than the stoves currently in much use.
木陰kokageでde雨宿りamayadoriをwoしたshita。
We took shelter under a tree.
木kiはha私watashiはha途中tochuuでdeにわか雨niwakaameにniあったatta。
I was caught in a shower on the way.
木kiはha高ければtakakereba高いtakaiほどhodo登りnoboriにくいnikui。
The taller a tree is, the harder it is to climb.
木kiはha果実kajitsuをwo見ればmirebaわかるwakaru。
A tree is known by its fruit.
木kiはha一本もmo見えなかったmienakatta。
There was not a tree in sight.
木kiはhaそのsono実miによってniyotteわかるwakaru。
A tree is known by its fruit.
木kiはhaそのsono実miでde分かるwakaru。
A tree is known by its fruit.
木の間konomaにni家ieがga見えるmieru。
I see a house among the trees.
木kiのno価値kachiはhaそのsono実miでdeわかるwakaru。
A tree is known by its fruit.
木のno下下にniベンチBENCHIがgaありますarimasu。
There is a bench under the tree.
木のno下下でde雨宿りamayadoriしshiなければなりませんnakerebanarimasenでしたdeshita。
I had to take shelter under a tree.
木kiにniぶつかったbutsukattaんですndesu。
I ran into a tree.
木のno下下でdeちょっとchotto休もうyasumouよyo。
Let's take a little rest under the tree.
木kiでde鼻hanaをwoくくったkukuttaそのsono返事henjiのno仕方shikata、相手aiteにni失礼shitsureiだdaとto思わんomowanのnoかkaねne。
Don't you think it's rude to give people such a curt reply like that?
木こりkikoriはha木kiをwo斧onoでde切り倒すkiritaosu。
The woodcutter fells a tree with an ax.
木kiがga多ooすぎるsugiruとto家ieにni光hikariがga射さないsasanai。
Too many trees deprive a house of light.
木kiがgaすさまじいsusamajii音を立ててotowotatete倒れるtaoreruのnoがga聞こえたkikoeta。
We heard the tree fall with a crash.
儲けるmoukeru考えkangaeよりyori使わぬtsukawanu考えkangae。
A penny saved is a penny earned.
盲mekura馬baにはnihaうなずいてunazuiteもmo目配せmekubaseしてshiteもmo同じonajiことkoto。
A nod is as good as a wink to a blind horse.
盲人moujinにni手を貸すtewokasuのnoはha親切なshinsetsuna行為kouiだda。
Helping a blind man is an act of kindness.
猛mou台風taifuuがga財産zaisanにni被害higaiをwo与えたataeta。
A severe typhoon has done much damage to property.
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たくさんtakusan☆《沢山》 Inflection

~の noun / adjectival noun / noun / adverbial noun:

  • a lot; lots; plenty; many; a large number; much; a great deal; a good deal

suffix noun:

ちょっとchotto☆・ちょとchoto《一寸ateji・鳥渡ateji》チョットCHOTTO・ちょいとchoito・チョッとCHOtto

adverb:

  • a little; a bit; slightly

interjection:

  • hey!; excuse me
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