Definition of ひょっこり

ひょっこり

hyokkori

adverb, to-adverb

•

all of a sudden, suddenly, by chance, unexpectedly(onomatopia)

Example sentences(showing 1-20 of 21 results)

かのじょ

わたし

いえ

たず

She dropped in at my house yesterday

しょうねん

わたし

たず

That boy used to drop in on me

さくばん

かれ

わたし

いえ

たず

He dropped in at my house last night

ときどき

時々

、

とう

わたし

たず

Sometimes, father will ask me unexpectedly

ときどき

時々

、

とう

わたし

たず

く

My dad drops in on me from time to time

かのじょ

わたし

いえ

たず

She dropped in at my house yesterday

かれ

わたし

いえ

たよ

He usually drops in at my place

かれ

わたし

いえ

たよ

They often drop in at my house

さくばん

かれ

わたし

たず

He dropped in on me last night

さくしゃ

ほん

さいご

しょう

とうじょう

じんぶつ

つみき

The author pins the crime on a character who pops up in the last chapter of this book

かれ

わたし

ほうもん

He dropped in on me

であ

I am glad to run into you here

みっか

三日

まえ

前

、

きゅうゆう

あ

I ran into an old friend three days ago

きゅうゆう

あ

I ran into an old friend of mine this morning

こうべ

My uncle blew in from Kobe

ひさ

むかし

ゆうじん

たず

An old friend of mine dropped in on me for the first time in ages

かれ

わかころ

しょうたい

すがたみ

He often turned up at parties without an invitation in his days

きつね

狐

が

１

ひき

匹

ひょっこり

やってきた

A fox came along

かれ

ちか

たず

き

I have a feeling that he may blow in sometime soon

かのじょ

She came up from goodness knows where

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