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Example Sentences for 刀

Kanji 刀, meaning sword, appears in 31 Japanese example sentences with translation.

This page groups example sentences to show how kanji 刀 appears in context, how the reading behaves, and how the translation maps to the usage.

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それは快乱麻を断つような解答でした。

That was a 'cutting the Gordian knot' type of solution.

の投擲の練習?」「すっぽ抜けただけです」

"Practising sword throwing?" "It just slipped out of my hands."

剣道は竹と防具を使って行う日本の武道です。

Kendo is a Japanese martial art which uses bamboo swords and protective armour.

この包丁・・・有名な匠が作ったものなんです。

This carving knife ... it's one made by a famous swordsmith.

直入に聞くけど、トムとはもうエッチしたの?

I know I'm saying this bluntly, but have you already had sex with Tom?

良質のぶどう酒ではフランスに太打ちできる国はない。

France can't be matched for good wine.

闘士は両手でを二振り持って最後まで敵と勇敢に戦った。

Swinging their swords with two hands, the warriors bravely battled their enemies to the end.

今日は鎧をつけていなくても佩するのは忘れていなかった。

Today, even though he has not put on his armor, he has not forgotten to carry his sword.

おもちゃのを持った少年が、お百度石に寄りかかっている。

A boy with a toy sword is leaning against the o-hyakudo-ishi, the stone of a hundredfold prayers.

「これ何?」「これは木を彫る道具で『彫刻』っていうんだよ」

"What's this?" "It's called a 'chisel', it's a tool used for carving wood."

杖道は、「杖」と呼ぶ木製の棒、および木を用いる日本武道である。

Jodo is a Japanese martial art using short staffs called "Jou" and wooden sword.

剣道では、竹でできたのような棒をそれぞれ身に着けた2人が試合します。

Kendo involves dueling between two people who are each equipped with a sword-like stave made of bamboo.

日本の秋の味覚といえば、皆さんは何を思い浮かべますか? 私は何といっても秋魚です。

When you think of fall delicacies in Japan, what comes to mind? To me, it's mackerel pike.

もう少しやさしく意見してあげたらどうなの。一両断のもと切り捨てられた彼の立場も考えてよ。

Why don't you try expressing your opinion a little more gently? Think about how he feels getting told flatly that he's being cut loose.

居合道とは、座っているとき、歩行しているときに、敵からふいに襲撃された際、鞘ばなれの一で敵を倒す法である。

Iaido is a form of swordsmanship in which one strikes down an attacking opponent with one blow of the sword quickly drawn out of its sheath, whether the practitioner is sitting or walking.