Examples of using "見なさ" in a sentence and their english translations:
Look at the picture.
Look at me.
- Watch yourselves.
- Watch yourselves!
Look at the blackboard.
Look at the picture.
Look at that house.
Look at the next page.
Watch carefully.
Look at the cat.
Look at those cattle.
Look at that smoke.
Look at the picture.
Look at the clear sky.
Watch TV here.
Look at the sports car over there.
Look at the notes on page 10.
Look at the notice on the wall.
- Look at me.
- Look at me!
Look at the girls.
Look at that red building.
Look at me with your books closed.
Hold up your head, and look at me.
Look straight ahead.
- Look at the sunny side of things.
- Look on the bright side of things.
Look at the map on page 25.
Please check if the meat is being roasted at the right heat.
Look at the map on the wall carefully.
Look at that flying bird.
Look at the man crossing the street.
Look at that smoke.
- Look at that boy who is swimming.
- Look at that boy who's swimming.
is looked upon as a villain.
No! After you do your homework, you can watch television.
Look at that picture on the desk.
"Come and see", said Philip.
Carelessness was looked on as a serious defect.
Look at the book which he put on the desk.
Look at yourself in the mirror.
- He is regarded as a great statesman.
- He's considered to be a great politician.
Look to the left and right before crossing the street.
Look to right and left in crossing the street.
Please look at the girl who wore the blue clothes.
Look about you.
Come closer and have a good look at this picture.
Look at that tower standing on the hill.
Philosophy is often regarded as difficult.
Look after the children this afternoon.
To see this point, look at the table below.
Look at that picture.
- Tom, look at me when I'm speaking to you.
- Tom, look at me when I'm speaking to you!
Look at that building standing on the hill.
fights for these standards, is looked upon as a hero.
Anyone who opposed that was looked upon as a villain.
Look! The airplane is taking off.
Don't keep your eyes on the ground; look at me.
He doesn't see gay people that way.
Look at the baby sleeping in the cradle.
See the boy and his dog that are running over there.
Look at the mountain whose top is covered with snow.
Throw a stick and watch the dog fetch it.
Look at the book on the desk.
Lincoln is admired because of his leadership.