みぎ
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. right; right-hand side
When I sleep, I face right.
Noun
2. right hand
I throw the ball with my right hand.
Adjective (の)
Noun
3. the above (in a piece of vertical writing); above-mentioned
Noun
4. the right (wing); rightist
5. the better (of two)
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (64 in total)
right hand; right-hand side; right-hand direction; (on) the right
right and left
right eye
Examples (34 in total)
Turn the key to the right.
I throw the ball with my right hand.
My right shoulder hurts.
Please make a right turn.
I shifted my body to the right.
The right wheel has stopped.
I hurriedly step to the right.
I switched the pen to my right hand.
Right and left are opposites.
If you go to the right, you will get closer to the door.
He moved the desk to the right.
It is swaying to the right and to the left.
The pillar tilted to the right and fell.
He made a sharp turn to the right.
When I sleep, I face right.
Turn this to the right, and the machine will start.
Lie on your right side.
I can use chopsticks with either my right hand or my left.
Rice on the left, soup on the right.
I turned my steering wheel to the right.
Turn right at the intersection and you will see the station.
This road curves gently to the right.
Arabic must be read from right to left.
In a panic, he pressed his right wrist with his left hand.
He always wears his sword at his right hip.
Right and left, front and back, there were only frozen trees.
I got off at the bus stop and went to the right.
It seems that people being chased have a high probability of fleeing to the right.
Yes, they said there's a commercial district if you go to the right.
The number on the left is the current ability, and the number on the right is the limit value.
"Which of the women is your aunt?" "The one on the right."
Then he points to the qualification badge on his right sleeve.
My mother taught me to always look both to the left and to the right before crossing the street.
His right fist, with his full weight behind it, slammed into that guard.