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「I」から始まる用語のさくいん
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- I
- IA
- IB
- IC
- ID
- IE
- IF
- IG
- IH
- II
- IJ
- IK
- IL
- IM
- IN
- IO
- IP
- IQ
- IR
- IS
- IT
- IU
- IV
- IW
- IX
- IY
- IZ
- I(50音)
- I(タイ文字)
- I(数字)
- I(記号)
- I speak with polite language even with my subordinates while at work.
- I spend hours commuting to work every day
- I spend last weekend relaxing at home
- I spend my time comfortably without doing anything in particular
- I spent a long time working at a desk, so my buttocks hurt
- I spent an unforgettable time
- I spent so much time preparing it, so I hope you enjoy.
- I spent ten years as a teacher until three years ago
- I spent the whole day weeding.
- I spent three days tasting delicious things in Hokkaido
- I spilled it, could you give me something to wipe?
- I spilled my soup.
- I spilled some black tea
- I spilled syrup on my hands when opening a can of fruits, so now my hands are sticky
- I spoke to you because I somehow wanted to talk with you.
- I spotted a friend in town so I called out to her
- I start getting nervous around 2 hours before the scheduled time
- I started a business when I was studying in university.
- I started a job of buying and selling used clothes
- I started afresh yesterday
- I started attending school this year.
- I started business with my friend
- I started doing it with no particular motive, but it turned out to be my life work
- I started fancying someone.
- I started following you.
- I started liking a band I originally wasn't interested in after going to their concert.
- I started reading a new book yesterday
- I started receiving fraud emails after completing the member registration.
- I started reviewing math so that I can teach my daughter
- I started sleeping in the same bed with my wife as soon as we got married
- I started speaking later than average
- I started studying because I wanted to acquire a qualification, but I’m already thinking that I’ll fail at it
- I started studying English in order to use it at work in the future
- I started taking a class to learn how to write beautifully
- I started talking to myself out loud for practicing my English speaking, but then I got a little embarrassed
- I started thinking what I can leave for my children.
- I started to keep a dog because I am lonely
- I stay in a twin room in this dormitory.
- I stayed up all night
- I still can't believe that in one-week time I'll be in Europe
- I still can't forget that.
- I still can't stop thinking about my ex-girlfriend
- I still can't understand complicated issues like currency exchange
- I still can't understand how to use the pattern "to"+infinitive.
- I still can’t quite understand how to use phrasal verbs.
- I still don't feel like using the voice command system
- I still don't really understand the meaning even after looking it up in a dictionary
- I still don't understand the payment procedures of the company
- I still don't understand what he wanted to say, but he was very enthusiastic
- I still don't understand what is so good about yonkoma comics about daily life
- I still don't understand.
- I still don't want to talk to her so I don't pick up the phone when she calls
- I still feel like a student.
- I still feel thirsty no matter how much water I drink.
- I still feel tired.
- I still get along well with my colleagues that I joined the company with even after my transfer
- I still get pocket money from my parents
- I still have a long way to go.
- I still have a scar
- I still have a scar from when I fell in elementary school.
- I still have quite a bit, so use a lot to use it up
- I still have some
- I still have trouble drinking powdered medicine
- I still haven't completed this
- I still haven't got the courage to invite a man to my house
- I still keep in touch daily with a friend who I made best friends with.
- I still like you.
- I still meet up and hang out with my friends from school.
- I still sympathize with my company's philosophy, just as I did when I was first hired
- I stopped at a convenience store to buy a bento on the way home.
- I stopped reading halfway
- I stopped seeing her on television since her spousal cheating troubles flared up.
- I stopped writing because I couldn't make progress as a writer.
- I strongly felt how peaceful Japan is
- I strongly felt the severity of the world
- I strongly recommend you see it.
- I strongly wish it.
- I struggled to change trains, so I think I will arrive a little later
- I studied a lot during the entrance examination period
- I studied as hard as I could, so I was able to get into university
- I studied kendo since I was in elementary school
- I studied pronunciation.
- I studied this past-question collection and reviewed it many times.
- I study in order to enjoy my travels
- I stuffed myself and now I'm sleepy!
- I stumbled over the bucket and got the water all on the floor.
- I suddenly couldn't eat anymore
- I suddenly gained weight at New Years
- I suddenly have urgent business, so I have to cancel our plans today
- I suffer the affects of long-term abuse
- I suffered with mild heat stroke during the trip due to the heat.
- I suggest. . .
- I support you.
- I suppose
- I suppose he will be also be a grown up by then.
- I suppose it might please elementary or junior high school kids but wouldn't interest adults
- i suppose not
- I suppose you don't know yet, but…
- I suppose you probably won't be home today either
- I surprised myself when I banged my foot and reflexively said "ouch" in English.
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