How to say tide in Japanese

しおshioうしおushioしおshio

noun:

  • tide; current
  • sea water
  • opportunity; chance しお
  • thin soup of fish or shellfish boiled in seawater うしお - abbreviation 潮汁【うしおじる】

Example Sentences

満ち潮michishiode水没suibotsuするsuru砂浜sunahamadeキャンプを張るKYANPUwoharunoha実にjitsuni愚かなorokana行為kouiですdesu
Pitching camp on sand banks that go under at high tide is a truly stupid thing to do.
例えばtatoebachichino仕事shigotodeha売り買いurikainoタイミングTAIMINGUha非常にhijouni大切taisetsuでありdearikareha同僚douryouniこまごまとkomagomatoしたshitaことkotowo言わないでiwanaide潮時shiodokiというものtoiumonogaあるaruto言ったりittari書いたりkaitariするsuruことkotoga時々tokidokiあったatta
For instance, in my father's business the timing of sales and purchases was very important, and he would sometimes write or say to his colleagues "There is a tide," without going into detail.
良かれ悪しかれyokareashikare困難konnanwo乗り切るnorikiruにはnihaこうするkousuruよりyoritaないnai
For good or ill, there is no way but this to tide over the difficulty.
kazeto潮の流れshiononagaregaそのsonofunewokishini押しやったoshiyatta
The wind and tide impelled the ship to the shore.
kareha潮の流れshiononagareni逆らってsakaratte泳ごうoyogouとしたtoshita
He tried to swim against the tide.

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