Usages of kuriimu
手 が かゆい とき は、 この クリーム を 少し つける。te ga kayui toki ha, kono kuriimu wo sukosi tukeru.
When my hands are itchy, I put on a little of this cream.
冬 は 寝る 前 に クリーム を ぬる よう に して います。huyu ha neru mae ni kuriimu wo nuru you ni site imasu.
In winter, I try to put on cream before going to bed.
手 が かゆい とき は、 クリーム を 少し 出して つけます。te ga kayui toki ha, kuriimu wo sukosi dasite tukemasu.
When my hands are itchy, I squeeze out a little cream and put it on.
冬 の 朝 は 手 に クリーム を ぬります。huyu no asa ha te ni kuriimu wo nurimasu.
On winter mornings, I put cream on my hands.
この クリーム は 手 に も 顔 に も ぬれる。kono kuriimu ha te ni mo kao ni mo nureru.
This cream can be applied to both the hands and the face.
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