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Example sentences including '片付'
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There's a lot of mess to clear up.
片付けなければならないたくさんのゴミがある。
I cleared the table of the dishes.
食卓から皿を片付けた。
She cleared away the dishes from the table.
彼女は食事の後片付けをした。
Put away your things.
自分のものを片付けなさい。
Please get these papers out of the way.
この書類を片付けてください。
Please clear away the tea things.
お茶の道具を片付けてください。
Do your room at once.
すぐ部屋を片付けなさい。
I cleared the table.
私は食事のあと片付けをした。
We went all out to get the job done.
仕事を片付けようと全力を挙げた。
I'll finish it as quickly as I can.
できるだけ早くそれを片付けます。
My father and I clear the table in my family.
私のうちでは、お父さんと私が食卓の片付けをする。
I finished doing the work before supper.
夕食前に仕事を片付けた。
My wife has just cleared the table.
妻はちょうど食卓を片付けたところだ。
She will soon clear away these dishes.
彼女がすぐにこれらの食器を片付けてくれるでしょう。
Stow away carefully the clothes you removed.
脱いだ服はちゃんと片付けてよね。
You left your clothes there on the floor again! Put them away properly!
またこんなところに服を脱ぎっぱなしにしてる!ちゃんと片付けなさい!
He put aside the book.
彼は本をわきへ片付けた。
He cleared out his desk.
彼は机の中を片付けた。
I lost a school key when I was cleaning up after the school festival and I was then required to write an apology letter.
私は学祭の片付けの際に学校の鍵を紛失して始末書を書くことになりました。
Clear off the shelf, and you can put your books there.
棚を片付けなさい、そうすれば本をそこへ置けます。
Put away your bicycle.
自転車を片付けなさい。
I cleared up my desk.
私は机の上を片付けた。
Take away this box.
この箱を片付けておいてくれ。
If the tip was a dime in one glass, the waitress, in her haste to get the table ready for the next customer, would pick up the glass, the water would spill out, and that would be the end of it.
They were clearing the snow from the sidewalk with a shovel.
彼らは歩道の雪をシャベルで片付けていた。
Did you complete the work?
仕事は片付きましたか?
I must do my homework.
宿題、片付けなきゃ。
When the tip was a lone dime thrown into a glass, the waitress would raise the glass while hastily preparing the table for the next customer. She would then spill the water and that would be it.