りんご
Meanings
Noun
Usually written in kana
1. apple (fruit)
I got this many apples.
2. apple tree (Malus pumila)
This must be an apple tree blossom.
Pitch accent
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Top 17000
Used in vocabulary (23 in total)
candied apple; toffee apple
malic acid
Examples (60 in total)
Let's buy some apples.
I'm eating an apple.
This apple is sweet.
I love apples.
These apples are big.
This is a green apple.
I bought three apples.
Bring a bucket of apples.
There has been a good apple harvest this year.
He drew an apple.
Apples were on sale today.
This apple is very red.
This box is filled with apples.
There are also some children who don't like apples.
The apples are especially sweet this year.
These apples taste good.
We have yellow apples.
How many apples do you want?
Apples were served as the dessert.
"Are those apples?" "No, they're oranges."
Half of these apples are rotten.
I have only leaves and apples.
Which do you like better, apples or bananas?
Jim doesn't like apples, does he?
All the apple trees were cut down.
Apples are sold by the dozen.
Aomori is famous for its good apples.
This apple tastes sour.
The apples will be ripe soon.
But I have no apples left to give you.
He ate all of the apple.
She gave them some apples.
The apples in this box are all the same size.
There are six apples in the box.
Ma'am, three of these apples, please.
She filled her bag with apples.
The apple crop is very good this year.
I planted an apple tree in my garden.
She likes strawberries and her sister apples.
The tree bore golden apples.
I like the sweet-tart taste of apples.
I like fruit such as apples and mandarin oranges.
There are five apples in the box.
The apple trees grew old and new ones were planted.
I stole some apples from Tom's tree.
Add the sugar and cinnamon to the cooked apples.
Newton saw an apple fall off a tree.
Johnny kept planting apple seeds for 46 years.
I'll give this apple to whoever wants it.
Some apples rotted on the tree.
Grandmother sent us a box of apples.
They stole apples from my orchard.
The boy has an apple in his pocket.
Tom planted three apple trees in his yard.
Japanese pears look just like apples.
They graded apples according to their size.
The apple is not quite ripe yet.
My mother bought some apples at a fruit store.
At last, John and Sue decided to cut the apple into halves.
I ate two green apples and a bowl of green grapes last night.