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養う support (#239)

from Daily English and Japanese Vocabulary Practice | 毎日ボキャブラリー練習 · host ケビン

家族を養うために働いている。 I work to support my family. 彼は子ども4人を養っている。 He supports four children. 昔は男が一家を養うのが普通だった。 It used to be normal for men to support the household. パートナーに養われたくない。 I don’t want to be supported by a partner. 経済的に養う余裕がない。 I don’t have the means to support someone financially.

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