He gets hives when he eats eggs.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He get hives when he eats eggs.

He gets hives when he eats eggs.

I get hives when I eat eggs.

She gets hives when she eats eggs.

If you eat hard-boiled eggs, you will get constipated―（他動詞構文にすれば）―Hard-boiled eggs will constipate you―bind your bowels.

Hard-boiled eggs will constipate one―bind the bowels.

Hard-boiled eggs are constipating.

She likes her eggs hard-boiled.

Even though she's allergic, I gave an egg to the child.

He ate as many as ten eggs, no sweat.

He likes kippers for breakfast.

The hen sits on her eggs until they hatch.

This egg is cracked.

The heat spoils the eggs.

It lays eggs in a nest.

He usually eats unpolished rice with ever meal.

She boiled the eggs.

I can't eat addled eggs.

An egg hatches.

of an egg, to hatch

Allowing for accidents, we shall have eighty chickens.

All the eggs went bad.

Tom is cooking eggs.

You can set the white of an egg by boiling it.

He bought eggs and milk from a farmer.

Allowing for accidents, we shall have 80 chickens.

He bought eggs and milk from a farmer.

We buy eggs by the dozen.

Have you ever eaten eggs with ketchup?

of a young bird or a larva, to come out of an egg