のべる
Meanings
Verb (1-dan, transitive)
1. to state; to express; to say; to tell; to mention
I merely stated the facts.
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
to state one's opinion; to offer one's opinion; to opine
to thank (a person) heartily
Examples (36 in total)
I merely stated the facts.
State your case briefly.
I gave an opening address.
Describe that accident in detail.
He commented that the economy was likely to get better.
With his eyes closed, he is expressing feelings that come from the bottom of his heart.
It is difficult to express one's thoughts in English.
I congratulated him on his success.
The pilot described the scene in detail.
I softened my expression and expressed my thanks.
Let me lay out the reasoning that leads to this hypothesis.
I delivered the address I had prepared in advance.
He expressed his thanks to us all.
As stated earlier, this issue is important.
He gave a detailed description of the accident.
In a low voice, he expressed his gratitude.
That is not what the narrative is about.
The president was quoted as saying he would like to visit Japan soon.
I congratulated him on the birth of his son.
You must state the fact as it is.
I repeated exactly what he had said.
The person whose name was on the passport was described with words.
She told me about the evils of stealing.
When the curtain rose, the troupe leader first gave an opening address to the audience.
I have nothing in particular to say about this situation.
As stated previously, this problem is not simple.
Deeply moved, he tried to express his thanks.
He stated his belief that God created us.
He thanked her for her kind help.
She spoke words of affirmation in a voice barely audible.
Expressing thanks in a gentle voice, the traveler smiled.
He made a few remarks on the book.
After expressing my thanks to the two of them, I have them drop me off in front of my house.
I thanked him for what he had done.
She thanked him for his helpful advice.
The reason why we cannot support his view will be given below.