How to say around-the-clock in Japanese

昼夜兼行【ちゅうやけんこうchuuyakenkou】: noun:
around-the-clock; (working) day and night - four character idiom

Example Sentences

多くooku のno 人hito にni 囲まkakoma れre てte 彼kare はha 自然shizen とto 少しsukoshi 緊張kinchou しshi だしdashi たta。: With so many people around he naturally became a bit nervous.
アメリカAMERIKA 旅行ryokou のno よいyoi 記念kinen にni なりnari ましmashi たta。: This will be a good souvenir of my trip around the United States.
このkono 辺りatari にni ユースホステルYUUSUHOSUTERU はha ありari ますmasu かka？: Is there a youth hostel around here?
世界sekai はha 君kimi をwo 中心chuushin にni 回っmawa てte いるiru わけwake でde はha ないnai んn だda よyo。: The world doesn't revolve around you.
汚いkitanai 行為koui のno 報いmukui はha 必ずkanarazu 自分jibun にni 返ってkaette くるkuru。: What goes around comes around.

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