reizouko

冷蔵庫れいぞうこreizouko

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Usages of reizouko

冷蔵庫れいぞうこ　に　水みず　と　果物くだもの　が　あります。reizouko ni mizu to kudamono ga arimasu.

There is water and fruit in the refrigerator.

私わたし　は　夜よる　に　冷蔵庫れいぞうこ　を　開あけて　牛乳ぎゅうにゅう　を　飲のみます。watasi ha yoru ni reizouko wo akete gyuunyuu wo nomimasu.

At night I open the refrigerator and drink milk.

ケーキ　の　残のこり　を　冷蔵庫れいぞうこ　に　入いれて　おく。keeki no nokori wo reizouko ni irete oku.

I will put the rest of the cake in the refrigerator.

私わたし　の　家いえ　の　冷蔵庫れいぞうこ　に　は　小ちいさい　冷凍庫れいとうこ　が　付ついて　います。watasi no ie no reizouko ni ha tiisai reitouko ga tuite imasu.

My refrigerator at home has a small freezer.

母はは　は　冷蔵庫れいぞうこ　の　ドア　に　メモ　を　貼はります。haha ha reizouko no doa ni memo wo harimasu.

My mother puts a note on the refrigerator door.

冷蔵庫れいぞうこ　の　上うえ　に　箱はこ　が　あります。reizouko no ue ni hako ga arimasu.

There is a box on top of the refrigerator.

冷蔵庫れいぞうこ　で　お茶ちゃ　を　冷ひやして　から、　水筒すいとう　に　入いれます。reizouko de otya wo hiyasite kara, suitou ni iremasu.

After chilling the tea in the refrigerator, I put it into my water bottle.

引ひっ越こし業者ぎょうしゃ　に　冷蔵庫れいぞうこ　を　運はこんで　もらう　ため　に、　通路つうろ　を　広ひろく　して　おいた。hikkosigyousya ni reizouko wo hakonde morau tame ni, tuuro wo hiroku site oita.

So that the movers can carry the refrigerator, I cleared the passageway.

大根だいこん　と　ほうれん草そう　は　冷蔵庫れいぞうこ　に　ある　ので、　スーパー　に　行いかなくて　済すみました。daikon to hourensou ha reizouko ni aru node, suupaa ni ikanakute sumimasita.

Since there was daikon and spinach in the refrigerator, I did not have to go to the supermarket.

残のこり物もの　は　冷蔵庫れいぞうこ　に　入いれて、　明日あした　の　昼ひるご飯はん　に　します。nokorimono ha reizouko ni irete, asita no hirugohan ni simasu.

I put the leftovers in the refrigerator and have them for lunch tomorrow.

冷蔵庫れいぞうこ　から　出だした　ばかり　の　バター　は　硬かたくて、　トースト　に　すぐ　ぬれません。reizouko kara dasita bakari no bataa ha katakute, toosuto ni sugu nuremasen.

Butter just taken out of the refrigerator is hard and cannot be spread on toast right away.

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