| 広いな！ | God, this place is huge! |
| その川は広い。 | The river is wide. |
| 彼は顔が広い。 | He knows a lot of people. |
| どのくらい広い？ | How big? |
| 海はとても広い。 | The sea is very wide. |
| 彼は肩幅が広い。 | He has broad shoulders. |
| 本通りは大変広い。 | The main street is very broad. |
| その川は幅が広い。 | The river is wide. |
| ジムは肩幅が広い。 | Jim has broad shoulders. |
| 彼はつきあいが広い。 | He has a lot of acquaintances. |
| この家はとても広い。 | This house is very spacious. |
| この品は販路が広い。 | There is a good market for these articles. |
| 彼は見聞の広い人だ。 | He is a well informed person. |
| 彼女は物の見方が広い。 | She has a broad view of things. |
| この家の台所は大変広い。 | The kitchen of this house is very large. |
| 彼は広い家に住んでいる。 | He lives in a large house. |
| その市には広い道が多い。 | The city has many broad streets. |
| 北海道の道路は幅が広い。 | The streets in Hokkaido are wide. |
| 家のうらに広い庭があった。 | There was a large garden behind the house. |
| 中国は日本よりずっと広い。 | China is much larger than Japan. |
| 私の父の部屋はとても広い。 | My father's room is very big. |
| 彼は広い視野をもっている。 | He has wide views. |
| この方法は適用範囲が広い。 | This method is of wide application. |
| 北海道の街路はとても広い。 | The streets of Hokkaido are very wide. |
| 川はこの地点で一番幅が広い。 | The river is widest at this point. |
| 広い意味では、人間も動物だ。 | Man is also an animal in a broad sense. |
| 彼女は広い川を泳いで渡った。 | She swam across the wide river. |
Denshi Jisho uses the Edict and Kanjidic2 dictionaries, provided by the Electronic Dictionary Research and Development Group at Monash University. Please see the data and copyright information for more details.
ASCII safe link to this page: http://jisho.org/sentences?jap=%E5%BA%83%E3%81%84