Mr Yamaha gave some walnuts to a beggar.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Mr Yamaha gave some walnuts to a beggar.

Jack exchanged his cow for some beans.

The field mice were eating up the farmers' grain.

Tom planted a small peach tree.

Mr Tatuya deals in grain.

I stole some apples from Tom's tree.

The gentleman with his pipe in his mouth is a famous reviewer.

The men satisfied their appetite on raw rice.

We all helped Tom harvest his corn.

He found his most prized possession, his Shino ware teacup, gone.

The hens were pecking (away) at the grain.

Ayano tutted, making a sour face.

Clint Eastwood's trademark is his squint.

The bananas you brought to me last night were all bad.

Ah, hold a mo. My shoelace's come undone.

Ah, hold a mo. My shoe lace's come undone.

Tom threw the apple core into the garbage can.

Mr. Harper is quick at [has a gift of] repartee.

Apples were served as the dessert.

Woodchucks snitched apples from our backyard.

It's a hassle to take the husks off of chestnuts.

It's difficult to peel chestnuts.

He has a rare gift of eloquence.

He has extraordinary oratorical power.

The orchardist grafted an apple bud onto the rootstock.

A pair of gnatcatchers were making a nest.

Perhaps the robin's got a taste for the finer things in life and has become extravagant.

I think that Zac ate an apple.

He gulped when he saw the suitcase full of banknotes.

A hen was pecking around at the grains of corn.