Naoki was poor and lived in a cabin.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Naoki was poor and lived in a small cabin.

Naoki was poor and lived in a cabin.

Naoki was poor and lived in a hut.

Having been burned out of our home in the depths of winter, we were at our wits' end, with nowhere to live and nothing to eat.

The samurai lived in contented poverty.

He rented out his house in Aoyama and moved to Oiso.

The painter lived the life of a pauper.

The widow picks up a scanty livelihood by needlework.

He was born rich, and grew up free from all care.

live in nasty conditions

He went home with heavy [weary] feet.

My wife has led me a dog's life of it.

These people want food and shelter.

The residents in the disaster‐stricken area have been suffering privations, without water and gas supply.

Mayuko can't bear living alone.

The poor live from hand to mouth―lead a hand-to-mouth existence.

He lived the remainder of his life in rural retirement.

A lane rose gently [led in a slight gradient] to the gate of his house.

She's a widow and a pensioner, and faces many hardships.

The widow picks up a scanty livelihood by needlework.

It's hard for me to live on my small income.

He had the goodness to drive us around Kamakura.

The widow picks up a scanty livelihood by needlework.

His perseverance is a product of the poverty he experienced as a child.

the proverbial poor artist living in a garret

He often wreaked his bad temper on his family.

I lent him space under the eaves, and he stole the whole house.

It is a positive advantage to be born poor.

Jiro soon arrived at his house.

Japanese War Orphans From China Have Hard Life