よる
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, る, intransitive)
1. to approach; to draw near; to come near; to be close to
Come closer.
2. to gather (in one place); to come together; to meet
3. to stop by (while on one's way to another place); to drop by; to make a short visit
Won't you stop by my place?
4. to grow old; to grow high (number, etc.)
5. to grow (wrinkly)
in the form of しわが寄る
6. to lean against; to recline on
also written as 倚る, 凭る
7. to push one's opponent while holding their belt
8. to decide on a price and come to a deal
9. to be swayed by (a person); to yield to
Pitch accent
よ
る
Used in vocabulary (32 in total)
to run up to; to rush over
to compromise; to meet halfway; to step up to; to walk up to; to approach
to run up to; to rush over
Examples (30 in total)
Won't you stop by my place?
Come closer.
Why didn't you stop by even once?
I'll be sure to drop by.
I'll stop by the post office on the way home.
Let's stop at the next service station.
Let's drop in for a drink.
I have to stop by somewhere first.
How come you didn't stop by yesterday?
Insects are attracted to light.
Please step aside a little.
Shall we stop by around the station?
Please feel free to drop by anytime.
Hey, miss, why not stop in for a bit?
I go over to the wall and turn the radio's switch.
I stopped by Tom's house.
He stood up and came over to my side.
Her eyebrows are drawn together, and she has a pained expression.
I don't have time tomorrow, but I'll stop by the library.
I hand my jacket and wallet to the woman who came up to me.
Wondering what's going on, the other two come over to me as well.
Sorry, but could you please move closer to the wall on the left?
I want a map, so do you mind if we drop by the bookstore for a bit?
There are shuttle buses that stop at several hotels in Tokyo.
I came by last night, but you weren't here.
Is this person the type who attracts hardship?
I thought he was coming toward me, but he went over to my older brother instead.
You should drop by his gallery if you have time.
He looks as if he is having a bad dream, with his brows furrowed and a pained expression.
The other day, I stopped at a secondhand bookstore on my way home from school and happened to find a book I had been looking for for a long time.