gamen造句

• This is referred to as a " Mama kita gamen " or " Mom arrived screen ".
• The sight of British aristocrats displaying stiff upper lips in face of adversity appealed to the Japanese sense of " gamen ."
• Then the lady notices Florent and recognises him as her own son . "  Then was thore full mekill gamen, with halsynge and with kyssyngez samen"
• It has a public hospital ( Anselmo Gamen Hospital ) and several minor public healthcare centers, a number of sports clubs, five banks, and two FM radio stations.
• It was the 10th time a Rockie has hit three homer { 0in a gamen that often, so you have to enjoy it a little bit, " said Helton, who also singled.
• It will win by forcing several turnovers, and shutting down Oakland's short passing game completely, and turning the gamen a game this year by throwing at least 60 times and by rushing at least 60 times.
• According to the documents, in 1998, bin Laden reportedly sent a Sudanese man identified as Col . Ahmad Al-Gamen, along with an Egyptian and two Afghans, to train 40 MILF fighters and some Indonesian and Malaysian extremists.
• But beyond DiCaprio's appeal, many of the characters in the film exhibited a great deal of what the Japanese call gamen, which can be loosely translated as having a stiff upper lip or, more formally, perseverance in the face of extreme adversity.
• The term " game " arises in medieval hunting terminology by the late 13th century and is particular to English, from the generic meaning of Old English " gamen " ( Germanic " * gamanan " ) " joy, amusement, sport, merriment ".
• In Standard English, the verb rooted in the Teutonic gamen became to game and had the innocent meaning of " to play, to amuse . " As a noun, that meaning still holds; but as a verb and its participle, gaming, along with the related gambling, the word gained a rakish connotation.