Results, 傾く

彼女のkanojono警告keikokuにniきちんとkichinto耳mimiをwo傾ければkatamukerebaよかったyokattaのにnoni。
You should have paid attention to her warning.
塔touはhaわずかにwazukani西nishiへhe傾いていたkatamuiteita。
The tower leaned slightly to the west.
柱hashiraはha右migiへhe傾いてkatamuite倒れたtaoreta。
The pillar tilted to the right and fell.
太陽taiyouがga西nishiにni傾いたkatamuita。
The sun declined westward.
世論seronはha依然としてizentoshite彼kareにni有利にyuurini傾いているkatamuiteiru。
The balance of public opinion remains in his favor.
机tsukueのno上のuenoスタンドSUTANDOはhaかさkasaがgaかたむいているkatamuiteiru。
The lamp on the desk had an out-of-kilter lampshade.
そのsono箱hakoはha一方ippouにni傾いているkatamuiteiru。
The box is leaning to one side.
そのsono塔touはhaわずかにwazukani左hidariへhe傾いてるkatamuiteru。
The tower leaned slightly to the left.
そのsonoポールPOORUはha左hidariにni傾いたkatamuita。
The pole inclined to the left.
このkono塀heiはha少しsukoshi左hidariにni傾いているkatamuiteiru。
This fence leans to the left a little.
このkono家ieはha傾いているkatamuiteiru。
This house is leaning to one side.
このkonoテーブルTEEBURUはha傾いているkatamuiteiru。
This table is at an angle.
このkonoことkotoはha家ieがga沈みshizumi始めhajime、道路douroがga裂けてsakete街灯gaitouがga途方もないtohoumonai角度kakudoにni傾きkatamukiつつあるtsutsuaruことkotoをwo意味imiするsuru。
This means that houses are starting to sink, roads are breaking up and lamp-posts are leaning at crazy angles.

Words

傾く☆【かたむくkatamuku・かたぶくkatabukuobs.】 Inflection

godan ~く verb / intransitive verb:

  • to incline toward; to slant; to lurch; to heel over; to be disposed to; to trend toward; to be prone to
傾く【かぶくkabuku】

yodan ~く verb (archaic):

  • to lean (esp. of a ripe ear of rice); to incline; to slant; to tilt - archaism

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