キボウ
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する)
1. hope; wish; aspiration
Pitch accent
ボウ
Used in vocabulary (11 in total)
applicant; candidate; person interested in doing something; person wanting to do something; interested party; volunteer
ray of hope; glimmer of hope
Examples (45 in total)
You must not give up hope.
He was brimming over with hope.
I'm starting to lose hope.
Do you want a second opinion?
Do you want an economy-size car?
You alone are my hope.
All her hopes have vanished.
While there is life, there is hope.
He never loses hope.
You are my only hope.
I feel hopeful about the future.
He sometimes loses hope.
I prefer a hotel by the airport.
His hopes were shattered.
This was his one and only hope.
As long as there is life, there is hope.
Tom thinks there's hope.
The rainbow has become a symbol of hope.
Would you like a window seat?
As time went on, our hopes sank.
The man lost all hope.
But people have little hope.
I hope to see our relationship expand.
Having realized his hope, he returned home.
He fluctuated between hope and despair.
She hopes to become a designer.
He is extremely pessimistic and has no aspirations.
All we can do is hope.
His words gave me hope.
Her wish is to become a good teacher.
I hope he will succeed in his new position.
My wish to go abroad is very strong.
His illness dashed all his hopes.
"What time would you like that for?" "Two o'clock would be good."
She cherishes the hope that he will return.
We are building your house in compliance with your wishes.
Unfortunately, the hotel that you suggested was completely booked up.
Your students have given us new hope.
We must take into account the wishes of all the family in planning a trip.
I hope my boss will agree to my realistic plan.
I hope you will join us in the parade and march along the street.
Those who want to join the club should sign here.
Spring makes us hopeful about the future.
Would you like a single room?
I hope that Japan will abide by Article 9 of her Constitution.